Looking at the women's 1500. It says there's three rounds and at least 30 athletes will qualify to fill the field. Automatic qualifying standard is 4:09.50
There's a 4:09.54 that is in the top 30.
It says not qualified... I get that, she hasn't hit the mark.
But after declaring it says "not accepted." If the athlete is in the top 30 why does it say not accepted?
Can her status change to accepted after athletes can no longer update marks? (June 26)
Gotta go to Class wrote:
Looking at the women's 1500. It says there's three rounds and at least 30 athletes will qualify to fill the field. Automatic qualifying standard is 4:09.50
There's a 4:09.54 that is in the top 30.
It says not qualified... I get that, she hasn't hit the mark.
But after declaring it says "not accepted." If the athlete is in the top 30 why does it say not accepted?
Can her status change to accepted after athletes can no longer update marks? (June 26)
After the final declarations of qualified athletes, if the field doesn't round out to 30, athletes without auto qualifiers can have their status moved to accepted.
Thank you. I wish it would say that somewhere (or maybe I missed it?)
Or maybe say "pending."
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