Team Japan
FISU has released the nominative rosters for this year’s World University Games, to be held beginning July 22 in Essen, Germany.
A full list of all MAG teams is below, and we’ll change the “nominative” status to official once the rosters are announced by each federation.
ARMENIA
Mamikon Khachatryan
Gagik Khachikyan
Hamlet Manukyan
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
AUSTRALIA
Aiden Frick
James Hardy
Nicholas Howard
Jesse Moore
Heath Thorpe
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
AUSTRIA
David Bickel
Martin Miggitsch
Paul Schmölzer
Daniel Zander
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
BELGIUM
Liam de Smet
Kyano Schepers
Senne Spyckerelle
Kilan van der Aa
Dario van Moorleghem
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
BRAZIL
Erick Domingues
Tomas Rodrigues
Patrick Sampaio
Diogo Soares
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
CANADA
Matteo Bardana
Ioannis Chronopoulos
Félix Dolci
William Émard
Jayson Rampersad
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
CHILE
Josue Armijo
Pablo Figueroa
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
CHINA
Chen Zhilong
He Junhua
He Xiang
Liu Hengyu
Liu Yang
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
COSTA RICA
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
CYPRUS
Georgios Angonas
Michalis Isaias
Kyriakos Markidis
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
CZECHIA
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
DENMARK
Peter Hvorslev
Oliver Kabel
Frederik Kristensen
Valdemar Rasmussen
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
EGYPT
Abdelrahman Abdelhaleem
Ali Abdelkader
Mohamed Afify
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
FINLAND
Aaro Harju
Akseli Kauma
Eetu Kujanpää
Leo Lehtinen
Marcus Pietarinen
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
GERMANY
Willi Binder
Kilian Krapp
Alexander Kunz
Niklas Neuhäusel
Sascha Wilhelm
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
GREAT BRITAIN
Michael Goddard
Cameron Lynn
Luke Marsh
Sam Mostowfi
Luke Whitehouse
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
HONG KONG
Chu Pak Chun
Vincent Wong Chun Hei
Wong Yuk Lam
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
ITALY
Lorenzo Bonicelli
Niccolò Vannucchi
Riccardo Villa
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
JAPAN
Hasegawa Tsuyoshi
Hashimoto Daiki
Kawakami Shohei
Oka Shinnosuke
Tsunogai Tomoharu
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
KAZAKHSTAN
Zeinolla Idrissov
Dmitriy Patanin
Assan Salimov
Altynkhan Temirbek
Diyas Toishybek
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
LATVIA
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
MALAYSIA
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
NEW ZEALAND
Logan Curtis
Alexander Istock
Max Renaud
Daniel Stoddart
Joshua Teitelbaum
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
NORWAY
Fredrik Aas
Niklas Syverhuset
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
PHILIPPINES
Miguel Besana
Jhon Romeo Santillan
Colin Stenger
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
POLAND
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
PORTUGAL
Filipe Almeida
Guilherme Campos
Luis Lechaud
Marcelo Marques
Jose Nogueira
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
SINGAPORE
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
SLOVAKIA
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
SLOVENIA
Nikolaj Bozic
Beno Kunst
Gregor Rakovic
Gregor Turk
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
SOUTH KOREA
Kim Jaeho
Moon Geonyoung
Park Seungho
Ryu Sunghyun
Seo Jungwon
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
SPAIN
Unai Baigorri
Alvaro Giraldez
Pau Jimenez
Joshua Williams
Ignacio Yockers
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
SWITZERLAND
Luca Murabito
Mattia Piffaretti
Tim Randegger
Ian Raubal
Dominic Tamsel
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
TAIWAN
Chiou Min-Han
Chuang Chia-Lung
Lee Ming-Liang
Lin Guan-Yi
Yeh Cheng
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
TÜRKIYE
Alperen Ege Avci
Hasan Bulut
Altan Dogan
Mert Efe Kilicer
Mehmet Ayberk Kosak
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
UKRAINE
Nazar Chepurnyi
Ihor Dyshuk
Yehor Perepolkin
Dmytro Prudko
Bohdan Suprun
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
UNITED STATES
Tate Costa
Patrick Hoopes
Alexandru Nitache
Kai Uemura
Colt Walker
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
UZBEKISTAN
Ravshan Kamiljanov
Abdulaziz Mirvaliev
Confirmed via start lists on July 21.
Article by Lauren Hopkins