The first eight athletes have qualified for Tokyo 2020! Thus far, there will be representatives from Slovenia, Japan, Great Britain, Poland, Switzerland, Austria, Kazakhstan, France, Germany, Italy, Canada and the U.S. The first American to be invited is Brooke Raboutou (18), from Boulder, Colorado.
In total, there will be 20 invited athletes per gender. The next Olympic qualifying event will be in Toulouse, France starting November 28.
[Also Read: The World Championships and “Invitation Watch 2019”]
Feature Image by Eddie Fowke/IFSC
Results:
Women’s Qualified Athletes
- Janja GARNBRET (SLO)
- Akiyo NOGUCHI (JPN)
- Shauna COXSEY (GBR)
- Aleksandra MIROSLAW (POL)
- Miho NONAKA* (JPN)
- Petra KLINGLER (SUI)
- Brooke RABOUTOU (USA)
- Jessica PILZ (AUT)
Men’s Qualified Athletes
- Tomoa NARASAKI (JPN)
- Jakob SCHUBERT (AUT)
- Rishat KHAIBULLIN (KAZ)
- Kai HARADA* (JPN)
- Mickael MAWEM (FRA)
- Alexander MEGOS (GER)
- Ludovico FOSSALI (ITA)
- Sean MCCOLL (CAN)
*Invitation is provisional and up to Japan
Also Read
Brooke Raboutou is Going to the Olympics!
Snapshot: Brooke Raboutou
Show Comments
tex
Noguchi has been selected by the Japanese team. But I think their 2nd slot has not been selected yet.
If I can find the place in the videos, where they talk about the Japanese team selection, I will provide the link.
I could be wrong, since your info might be more up-to-date. But I think that Japan’s 2nd slot is still to be determined.tex
Sorry, I keep submitting before I finish. I probably also should have edited what I wrote more.
Similarly, for the men’s, I think that only Tomoa Narasaki has qualified for the Olympics.Lars
Pretty sure just the first 7 athletes qualified….
tex
What are your sources for the article? Can you provide links to them?
I think you are wrong. Watching the IFSC competition videos, from what I could tell, it appears that the Japanese team have not determined all of their representatives yet.