2024 Olympic Games WAG Qualifiers

[lspatterson]

Full Teams;[12 women’s teams (up to 60 women) will qualify by NOC, including the top 3 based on the team final at the 2022 World Championships and an additional 9 from the qualification round at the 2023 World Championships.]
United States:
Great Britain:
Canada:
China:
Brazil:
Italy:
Netherlands:
France:
Japan:
Australia:
Romania:
South Korea:
~
Individuals: [A total of 22 individual athletes will qualify for the Olympics through the qualification round at the 2023 world championships, including 15 by name based on the all-around qualification rankings, 4 by name based on the apparatus qualification rankings, and 3 by NOC based on the team qualification rankings.]
Kaylia Nemour (Algeria)
Pauline Schäfer (Germany)
Alexa Moreno (Mexico)
Filipa Martins (Portugal)
Aleah Finnegan (Philippines)
Lili Czifra (Hungary)
Alba Petisco (Spain)
Anna Lashchevska (Ukraine)
Lena Bickel (Switzerland)
Hillary Heron (Panama)
Caitlin Rooskrantz (South Africa)
Sona Artamonova (Czechia)
Lihie Raz (Israel)
Lucija Hribar (Slovenia)
~
Apparatus Qualifiers:
Csenge Bacskay (Hungary)
Ana Perez (Spain)
Ahtziri Sandoval (Mexico)
Sarah Voss (Germany)
~
NOC INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS:
Germany (Athlete TBD)
Mexico Natalia Escalera
Hungary (Athlete TBD)
~
2024 Continental: [5 individual athletes will qualify by name to the Olympics through the 2023-2024 continental championships series (highest-ranked eligible athletes, 1 per continent).]
Africa:
Asia:
America's: Luisa Blanco (Colombia)
Europe:
Oceania:
~

Individuals | Apparatus World Cup Series: [8 individual athletes will qualify by name to the Olympics through the 2024 apparatus World Cup overall series rankings (highest-ranked eligible athletes, 2 per apparatus).]​

Vault: 1--An Chang Ok (PRK)
Vault: 2--Valentina Georgieva (BUL)
Bars: 3--Georgia-Rose Brown(NZL)
Bars: 4--Levi Ruivivar (PHI)
Beam: 5--Nina Derwael (BEL)
Beam: 6--Ting Hua-tien (TPE)
Floor: 7--Charlize Mörz (AUT)
Floor: 8--Laura Casabuena (ESP)
~
Reserved: [A total of 1 individual athlete will qualify by name to the Olympics through the tripartite commission quota spot process.]
Host nation:Rifda Irfanaluthfi (Indonesia)*[*Reallocated from host country berth]
Tripartite invitation:


Updated on 4/22/2024

 

[Rich]

are there any preliminary rankings so far on the apparatus world cup series

 

[MaryClare]

Thanks lspatterson this is a really good and straightforward way of keeping track of this

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Agree, this is really helpful. Thanks. It'll be a great resource as I spend the next few months constantly forgetting.

 

[ArnoldRimmer]

Just thinking, could we, and I use that whilst not expecting to make anything resembling a useful contribution myself, also have a shortlist of who's eligible for the continental spots and who's excluded? Obviously we all know countries with a full team can't, but beyond that it's more complicated.

For example, am I right in thinking no Mexican WAG can qualify through the world cup route now, because they already have three spots via AA at worlds, team ranking at worlds?

And then because Germany and Hungary already have three from worlds, they can't do the continental route at all?

 

[irichluck21]

For example, am I right in thinking no Mexican WAG can qualify through the world cup route now, because they already have three spots via AA at worlds, team ranking at worlds?

And then because Germany and Hungary already have three from worlds, they can't do the continental route at all?

Yes 15 NOCs no longer can go for any Olympic slots.
They have maxed out via AA+1, EF+1, and 13-15th placements +1
Germany Schafer (AA), Voss (FX), TBD
Mexico Moreno (AA), Sandoval (UB), TBD
Hungary Czifra (AA) Bacskay (VT), TBD are maxed out.

Spain is the only other country to have more than 1 slot right now.
Petisco (AA) Perez (BB), so they are eligible for one slot only.

 

[J175]

are there any preliminary rankings so far on the apparatus world cup series

Not sure if this is the sort of thing you were looking for.

But, with thanks to user bretonstripes on Reddit for putting together a spreadsheet of this year's scores, I present the top 5 scores from World-Cup eligible gymnasts at FIG Group 2 and 3 meets plus Worlds in 2023:

VT:

An Chang Ok (PRK) 14.049
Lisa Vaelen (BEL) 13.616
Kim Son Hyang (PRK) 13.600
Oksana Chusovitina (UZB) 13.516
Camille Rasmussen (DEN) 13.433

UB:

An Chang Ok (PRK) 14.266
Lisa Vaelen (BEL) 14.000
Fien Enghels (BEL) 13.933
Maellyse Brassart (BEL) 13.666
Georgia-Rose Brown (NZL) 13.633
Kim Su Jong (PRK) 13.433

BB:

Ting Hua-Tien (TPE) 13.866
Maellyse Brassart (BEL) 13.400
Maria Tronrud (NOR) 13.233
Kim Su Jong (PRK) 13.200
Kim Son Hyang (PRK) 13.100

FX:

Emma Malabuyo (PHI) 13.166
Lisa Vaelen (BEL) 13.133
Laura Casabuena (ESP) 13.100
Kim Su Jong (PRK) 13.100
Margaux Dandois (BEL) 13.067

Obviously this list has limited usefulness because of the problems of comparing scores across meets, gymnasts for any reason not competing at the relevant events in 2023, not knowing who will actually be at the World Cups etc, but I thought it might offer a bit of a clue on some of the names we might see in contention.

The main takeaways seem to be that North Korea will be dangerous if they show up, and what a disaster their home World Championships was for Belgium.


Edited 10/12/23 because I forgot Georgia-Rose Brown's nationality change and because Fien Enghels has this week announced her retirement.

 

[lspatterson]

The Draw is out now
Subd1
Vt: GBR
UB:Mix Group7
BB:Rou
Fx:Mix Group1

Subd2
Vt:CHN
UB:Mix Group2
BB:USA
FX:ITA

Subd3
Vt:Mix Group6
UB:JPN
bb:Mix Group4
Fx:NED

Subd4
Vt:CAN
UB:FRA
BB:KOR
FX:Mix Group3

Subd5
Vt: BRA
Ub:Mix Group5
BB:Mix Group8
FX:AUS

Mix Groups (will be picked after the last World Cup or after the last Championship)

Update: soon as I find more

 

[RedBirdie]

Mexico has named Natalia Escalera to the 2024 Olympic team. She'll join Alexa Moreno and Ahtziri Sandoval.

 

[lspatterson]

Full Teams;[12 women’s teams (up to 60 women) will qualify by NOC, including the top 3 based on the team final at the 2022 World Championships and an additional 9 from the qualification round at the 2023 World Championships.]
United States:
Great Britain:
Canada:
China:
Brazil:
Italy:
Netherlands:
France:
Japan:
Australia:
Romania:
South Korea:
~
Individuals: [A total of 22 individual athletes will qualify for the Olympics through the qualification round at the 2023 world championships, including 15 by name based on the all-around qualification rankings, 4 by name based on the apparatus qualification rankings, and 3 by NOC based on the team qualification rankings.]
Kaylia Nemour (Algeria)
Pauline Schäfer (Germany)
Alexa Moreno (Mexico)
Filipa Martins (Portugal)
Aleah Finnegan (Philippines)
Lili Czifra (Hungary)
Alba Petisco (Spain)
Anna Lashchevska (Ukraine)
Lena Bickel (Switzerland)
Hillary Heron (Panama)
Caitlin Rooskrantz (South Africa)
Sona Artamonova (Czechia)
Lihie Raz (Israel)
Lucija Hribar (Slovenia)
~
Apparatus Qualifiers:
Csenge Bacskay (Hungary)
Ana Perez (Spain)
Ahtziri Sandoval (Mexico)
Sarah Voss (Germany)
~
NOC INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS:
Germany (Athlete TBD)
Mexico Natalia Escalera
Hungary (Athlete TBD)
~
2024 Continental: [5 individual athletes will qualify by name to the Olympics through the 2023-2024 continental championships series (highest-ranked eligible athletes, 1 per continent).]
Africa: Jana Mahmoud (Egypt)
Asia:
America's: Luisa Blanco (Colombia)
Europe: Maellyse Brassart (Belgium)
Oceania:
~

Individuals | Apparatus World Cup Series: [8 individual athletes will qualify by name to the Olympics through the 2024 apparatus World Cup overall series rankings (highest-ranked eligible athletes, 2 per apparatus).]​

Vault: 1--An Chang Ok (PRK)
Vault: 2--Valentina Georgieva (BUL)
Bars: 3--Georgia-Rose Brown(NZL)
Bars: 4--Levi Ruivivar (PHI)
Beam: 5--Nina Derwael (BEL)
Beam: 6--Ting Hua-tien (TPE)
Floor: 7--Charlize Mörz (AUT)
Floor: 8--Laura Casabuena (ESP)
~
Reserved: [A total of 1 individual athlete will qualify by name to the Olympics through the tripartite commission quota spot process.]
Host nation:Rifda Irfanaluthfi (Indonesia)*[*Reallocated from host country berth]
Tripartite invitation:


Updated on 5/3/2024

 

[lspatterson]

The Draw is out now
Subd1
Vt: GBR
UB: Mix Group7
BB: Rou
Fx: Mix Group1

Subd2
Vt: CHN
UB: Mix Group2
BB: USA
FX: ITA

Subd3
Vt: Mix Group6
UB: JPN
bb: Mix Group4
Fx: NED

Subd4
Vt: CAN
UB: FRA
BB: KOR
FX: Mix Group3

Subd5
Vt: BRA
Ub: Mix Group5
BB: Mix Group8
FX: AUS

Mix Groups (will be picked after the last World Cup or after the last Championship)
Mix Group 1
Mix Group 2
Mix group 3
Mix group 4
Mix group 5
Mix group 6
Mix group 7
Mix group 8
Update: As soon as I find more

 

[MaryClare]

There are far too many individual spots. It’s when you see it laid out like that you realise. 8 groups is ridiculous.

 

[J175]

Depends how many you think is too many. Athletics and Swimming allow every country to enter someone however far from competitive they are. There are already fewer individuals than in Tokyo, and from fewer countries - in WAG between 34 and 37 countries will be represented in Paris, down from 48 in Tokyo. There are likely to be more countries represented in women's boxing than gymnastics, including rhythmic and trampoline. On the MAG side there aren't enough individual places for all the potential medallists.

 

[irichluck21]

They have had 5 subdivisions and 8 mixed groups in 2012, 2016, and 2020 so nothing has changed in format.

 

[Rich]

bad draw for US...

 

[tempest]

Have they done the draws for EF yet?

 

[arabiandoublefront]

I thought the draw has been out since February. This isn't news to me anyways.

 

[RichardL]

bad draw for US...

I think the draw is fine. They're competing at the same time as Italy and China, and GBR will have already gone. A good draw for Andrade, though!

 

[makam]

Someone would have to pull up the stats but I swear the US is always in sub 1 or 2 for like the last 10+ years. Olympics and Worlds.

 

[MrSixkiller]

Someone would have to pull up the stats but I swear the US is always in sub 1 or 2 for like the last 10+ years. Olympics and Worlds.

They've had some extremely favorable draws recently, especially in the 2016 quad. It is Romania that continues to get the worst possible draw every single time for the last decade.