Team Belarus confirmed for Paris 2024

16:32, 16 July

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The National Olympic Committee of Belarus confirmed the Team Belarus squad for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris at the Executive Board meeting on 16 July, BelTA learned from the NOC press service.

Belarusian athletes (seven men, nine women) will compete as neutrals in nine sports: road cycling, rowing, swimming, shooting, trampoline, Greco-Roman wrestling, canoe sprint, taekwondo and weightlifting.

Greco-Roman wrestling

1. Abubakar Khaslakhanau

Cycling

2. Hanna Tserakh

Rowing

3. Yauheni Zalaty

4. Tatsiana Klimovich

Canoe sprint

5. Uladzislau Kravets

6. Yulia Trushkina

Swimming

7. Ilya Shymanovich

8. Anastasiya Shkurdai

9. Alina Zmushka

Trampoline

10. Viyaleta Bardzilouskaya

11. Ivan Litvinovich

Shooting

12. Darya Chuprys

13. Aliaksandra Piatrova

Taekwondo

14. Georgi Gurtsiev

Weightlifting

15. Siuzanna Valodzka

16. Yauheni Tsikhantsou

“In Paris, athletes will be accompanied by coaches, medical and administrative staff. Each sport team will determine the best time for arriving in Paris in order to reach optimal athletic shape ahead of the competitions. Our athletes, as before, will live in the Olympic Village. Almost nothing has changed in terms of logistics and organizational aspects,” NOC Secretary General Ksenia Sankovich said. “Unfortunately, not all the athletes, who had qualified for the Games in fair competition, received an invitation to the Games from the IOC. In the current circumstances, fan support matters most for our athletes. We are confident that despite all the challenges our athletes will show their best at the Games in the French capital.

The 2024 Summer Olympic Games will take place in Paris on 26 July-11 August.

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