Complete list of runners on Canada’s Olympic track team

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Athletics Canada, the national governing body for track and field, made its biggest announcement in four years today by revealing the Rio 2016 roster.

The announcement came Monday at 1 p.m. EDT following the end of the Canadian track and field championships which concluded on Sunday afternoon. The organizing committee met in Edmonton on Sunday and into Monday to determine who would be named to the final team roster.

At nationals, the top two athletes in each event, provided they have a fast enough time in their respective event (the Olympic standard), automatically qualified for the team. If a third person was named, it was by virtue of the organizing committee’s discretion based on their ability to run fast at the Olympics.

The Olympic Games begin Aug. 5 in Rio and are set to conclude Aug. 21.

Recaps from the national championships: Day one, day two, day three and day four.

Notable: Cam Levins, the Canadian 10,000m record holder, was left off the team. Matt Hughes, despite not racing at the Olympic trials, was named to the men’s 3,000m steeplechase team. Rachel Cliff was not named to the women’s 5,000m team despite hitting standard recently. Jessica Smith and Fiona Benson, both with 800m standard, were not named to the team.

100m

Men: Andre De Grasse, Aaron Brown and Akeem Haynes.
Women: Crystal Emmanuel.

200m

Men: Brendon Rodney, Andre De Grasse and Aaron Brown
Women: Crystal Emmanuel and Kimberly Hyacinthe

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400m

Men: No qualifiers.
Women: Carline Muir, Alicia Brown and Kendra Clarke.

800m

Men: Brandon McBride and Anthony Romaniw.
Women: Melissa Bishop.

1,500m

Men: Charles Philibert-Thiboutot, Nate Brannen.
Women: Gabriela Stafford, Nicole Sifuentes and Hilary Stellingwerff.

@gabrielastafford is going to the Olympics!!!! She will be joined by @ndsifuentes who was second in the 1500m, and @hstellingwerff in third. #actrials #canadianrunning @athleticscanada

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5,000m

Men: Mo Ahmed and Luc Bruchet
Women: Andrea Seccafien and Jessica O’Connell.

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10,000m

Men: Mo Ahmed.
Women: Natasha Wodak and Lanni Marchant

Marathon

Men: Reid Coolsaet and Eric Gillis
Women: Lanni Marchant and Krista DuChene

3,000m steeplechase

Men: Taylor Milne, Chris Winter and Matt Hughes.
Women: Erin Teschuk, Maria Bernard and Geneviève Lalonde

100m hurdles

Women: Phylicia George, Nikkita Holder and Angela Whyte.

110m hurdles

Men: Johnathan Cabral and Sekou Kaba.

400m hurdles

Men: No qualifiers.
Women: Noelle Montcalm, Sage Watson and Chanice Chase.

4x100m relay

Men: Andre De Grasse, Brendon Rodney, Mobolade Ajomale, Segun Makinde, Akeem Haynes and Aaron Brown.
Women: Khamica Bingham, Crystal Emmanuel, Phylicia George, Farah Jacques, Marissa Kurtimah and Kimberly Hyacinthe.

4x400m relay

Women: Sage Watson, Micha Powell, Carline Muir, Kendra Clarke, Chanice Chase and Alicia Brown.

Decathlon

Men: Damian Warner.

Heptathlon

Women: Brianne Theisen-Eaton.