Here is your Team Canada for the 2021 Tokyo Olympic Games

Athletics Canada announced the final team selections for the Tokyo Olympics today. In addition to the 10 athletes already named in the marathon and distance events (Trevor Hofbauer, Ben Preisner and Cam Levins in the men’s marathon, Dayna Pidhoresky, Malindi Elmore and Natasha Wodak in the women’s marathon, Evan Dunfee and Mathieu Bilodeau in the men’s 50K race walk and Moh Ahmed and Andrea Seccafien in the men’s and women’s 10,000m, 47 additional athletes were named. In alphabetical order, here is the complete list, including field events.

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1. Mohammed Ahmed (St. Catharines, Ont.) – Men’s 5,000 metres and 10,000 metres (previously nominated in the 10,000 metres)
2. Bolade Ajomale (Richmond Hill, Ont.) – Men’s 4×100-metre relay
3. Marco Arop (Edmonton, Alta.) – Men’s 800 metres
4. Mathieu Bilodeau (Quebec City, Que.) – Men’s 50-kilometre race walk (previously nominated)
5. Khamica Bingham (Brampton, Ont.) – Women’s 100 metres
6. Melissa Bishop-Nriagu (Eganville, Ont.) – Women’s 800 metres
7. Jerome Blake (Kelowna, B.C.) – Men’s 4×100-metre relay
8. Bismark Boateng (Brampton, Ont.) – Men’s 100 metres and 4×100-metre relay
9. Aaron Brown (Toronto, Ont.) – Men’s 200 metres and 4×100-metre relay
10. Alicia Brown (Ottawa, Ont.) – Women’s 4×400-metre relay
11. Lucas Bruchet (Vancouver, B.C.) – Men’s 5,000 metres
12. Alycia Butterworth (Parksville, B.C.) – Women’s 3,000-metre steeplechase
13. Lindsey Butterworth (North Vancouver, B.C.) – Women’s 800 metres
14. Kyra Constantine (Brampton, Ont.) – Women’s 400 metres and 4×400-metre relay
15. Brittany Crew (Toronto, Ont.) – Women’s shot put
16. Gabriela DeBues-Stafford (Toronto, Ont.) – Women’s 1500 metres
17. Andre De Grasse (Markham, Ont.) – Men’s 100 metres, 200 metres and 4×100-metre relay
18. Evan Dunfee (Richmond, B.C.) – Men’s 50-kilometre race walk (previously nominated)
19. Georgia Ellenwood (Langley, B.C.) – Women’s heptathlon
20. Malindi Elmore (Kelowna, B.C.) – Women’s marathon (previously nominated)
21. Crystal Emmanuel (Toronto, Ont.) – Women’s 100 metres and 200 metres
22. Lauren Gale (Ottawa, Ont.) – Women’s 4×400-metre relay
23. John Gay (Vancouver, B.C.) – Men’s 3,000-metre steeplechase
24. Elizabeth Gleadle (Vancouver, B.C.) – Women’s javelin throw
25. Natalia Hawthorn (North Vancouver, B.C.) – Women’s 1500 metres
26. Trevor Hofbauer (Burnaby, B.C.) – Men’s marathon (previously nominated)
27. Matthew Hughes (Toronto, Ont.) – Men’s 3,000-metre steeplechase
28. Madeleine Kelly (Pembroke, Ont.) – Women’s 800 metres
29. Justyn Knight (Toronto, Ont.) – Men’s 5,000 metres
30. Geneviève Lalonde (Moncton, N.B.) – Women’s 3,000-metre steeplechase
31. Pierce LePage (Whitby, Ont.) – Men’s decathlon
32. Cameron Levins (Black Creek, B.C.) – Men’s marathon (previously nominated)
33. Django Lovett (Toronto, Ont.) – Men’s high jump
34. Michael Mason (Nanoose Bay, B.C.) – Men’s high jump
35. Brandon McBride (Windsor, Ont.) – Men’s 800 metres
36. Natassha McDonald (Brampton, Ont.) – Women’s 400 metres and 4×400-metre relay
37. Sarah Mitton (Brooklyn, N.S.) – Women’s shot put
38. Noelle Montcalm (Windsor, Ont.) – Women’s 400-metre hurdles and 4×400-metre relay
39. Timothy Nedow (Brockville, Ont.) – Men’s shot put
40. Christabel Nettey (Surrey, B.C.) – Women’s long jump
41. Anicka Newell (Saskatoon, Sask.) – Women’s pole vault
42. Alysha Newman (Delaware, Ont.) – Women’s pole vault
43. Dayna Pidhoresky (Tecumseh, Ont.) – Women’s marathon (previously nominated)
44. Ben Preisner (Milton, Ont.) – Men’s marathon (previously nominated)
45. Madeline Price (Toronto, Ont.) – Women’s 4×400-metre relay
46. Brendon Rodney (Etobicoke, Ont.) – Men’s 200 metres and 4×100-metre relay
47. Camryn Rogers (Richmond, B.C.) – Women’s hammer throw
48. Andrea Seccafien (Guelph, Ont.) – Women’s 5,000 metres and 10,000 metres (previously nominated in the 10,000 metres)
49. Gavin Smellie (Brampton, Ont.) – Men’s 100 metres and 4×100-metre relay
50. Julie-Anne Staehli (Lucknow, Ont.) – Women’s 5,000 metres
51. Lucia Stafford (Toronto, Ont.) – Women’s 1,500 metres
52. Kate Van Buskirk (Toronto, Ont.) – Women’s 5,000 metres
53. Damian Warner (London, Ont.) – Men’s decathlon
54. Sage Watson (Medicine Hat, Alta.) – Women’s 400-metre hurdles and 4×400-metre relay
55. Jillian Weir (Kingston, Ont.) – Women’s hammer throw
56. Natasha Wodak (North Vancouver, B.C.) – Women’s marathon (previously nominated)
57. Regan Yee (South Hazelton, B.C.) – Women’s 3,000-metre steeplechase

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By event – women’s events

100m

Khamica Bingham

Crystal Emmanuel

200m

Crystal Emmanuel

400m

Kyra Constantine

Natassha McDonald

800m

Melissa Bishop-Nriagu

Lindsey Butterworth

Madeleine Kelly

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1,500m

Gabriela DeBues-Stafford

Natalia Hawthorn

Lucia Stafford

5,000m

Andrea Seccafien

Julie-Anne Staehli

Kate Van Buskirk

10,000m

Andrea Seccafien

400m hurdles

Noelle Montcalm

Sage Watson

3,000m steeplechase

Alycia Butterworth

Gen Lalonde

Regan Yee

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Heptathlon

Georgia Ellenwood

Marathon

Malindi Elmore

Dayna Pidhoresky

Natasha Wodak

4x400m relay 

Alicia Brown

Kyra Constantine

Lauren Gale

Natassha McDonald

Noelle Montcalm

Madeline Price

Sage Watson

By event – men’s events

100m

Bismark Boateng

Andre De Grasse

Gavin Smellie

200m

Aaron Brown

Andre De Grasse

Brendon Rodney

800m

Marco Arop

Brandon McBride

5,000m

Moh Ahmed

Luc Bruchet

Justyn Knight

10,000m

Moh Ahmed

3,000m steeplechase

John Gay

Matt Hughes

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Decathlon

Pierce LePage

Damian Warner

Marathon

Trevor Hofbauer

Cam Levins

Ben Preisner

50K race walk

Mathieu Bilodeau

Evan Dunfee

4x100m relay

Bolade Ajomale

Jerome Blake

Bismark Boateng

Aaron Brown

Andre De Grasse

Brendon Rodney

Gavin Smellie

Thirty-one of the 57 athletes selected are already Olympians; for the other 26, this will be their first Olympics. In 11 events, Canada will be sending a full roster of three athletes. 

Track and field events are scheduled from July 30 to Aug. 8 (Day 10 to 19) at Tokyo Olympic Stadium. The marathon and race walk events will be held Aug. 6 to Aug. 8 (Days 17 to 19) at Sapporo Odori Park.

For more information on the athletes, visit athleticscanada.ca.

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