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Athletes who've had to drop out of the Olympics because of Covid-19

Athletes who've had to drop out of the Olympics because of
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Competition began Wednesday, more than a year after the original start date. The Games were delayed due to the pandemic, but with Covid-19 still spreading unchecked in Japan, organizers have been forced to take unprecedented steps to keep competitors and the public safe.
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Athletes who contracted coronavirus have seen their Olympic dreams dashed.
Some tested positive in Japan, some before coming.
These are the athletes we know who have publicly dropped out due to Covid-19 health and safety protocols.

Team USA: 5

Katie Lou Samuelson — USA Women’s 3×3 Basketball
Coco Gauff — USA Women’s Tennis
Kara Eaker — USA Women’s Gymnastics
Taylor Crabb — USA Men’s Beach Volleyball (according to NBC)
Bradley Beal — USA Men’s Basketball (Placed in health and safety protocol but hasn’t publicly disclosed a positive Covid-19 test)

Team Great Britain: 3

Amber Hill — Great Britain Shooting
Dan Evans — Great Britain Tennis
Johanna Konta — Great Britain Tennis

Team Czech Republic: 2

Pavel Sirucek – Czech Republic Men’s Table Tennis
Ondrej Perusic — Czech Republic Men’s Beach Volleyball

Team Mexico: 2

Hector Velazquez — Mexico Baseball
Sammy Solis — Mexico Baseball

Team South Africa: 2

Thabiso Monyane — South Africa Men’s Football
Kamohelo Mahlatsi — South Africa Men’s Football

Team Australia: 1

Alex de Minaur — Australia Men’s Tennis

Team Chile: 1

Fernanda Aguirre — Chile Women’s Taekwondo

Team Netherlands: 1

Candy Jacobs — Netherlands Women’s Skateboarding

Team Russia: 1

Ilya Borodin — Russia Swim Team

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