2024 Paris Olympics: Tracking Arizona athletes who have qualified

After the COVID-19 pandemic upended the last summer games in 2021 held in Tokyo, we are back on the right year of the Olympic cycle. The 33rd Summer Olympics take place in Paris and will be held from July 26 to Aug. 11.

It is the third time that Paris has hosted the Olympics. The last time came exactly 100 years ago at the 1924 Games. The first time came in 1900. The 2024 Paris Olympics will feature something that has never been done before: an opening ceremony outside of the stadium. Athletes will be floating down the Seine River.

There are 32 sports — with one added this year and three returning from their debut in Tokyo — at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Around 10,500 athletes from 206 countries will be competing.

Team USA has officially announced its roster for Paris, totaling 592 athletes. Here is a list of athletes and officials with ties to Arizona who have qualified so far.

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This list will be updated as more athletes punch their ticket to Paris. Come back for updates.

Team Arizona: Paris Olympics

Archery

Brady Ellison (Globe-Miami) — U.S.: Men’s archery

Basketball

Devin Booker (Phoenix Suns) — U.S.: Men’s basketball

Kevin Durant (Phoenix Suns) — U.S.: Men’s basketball

Steve Kerr (Tucson, Arizona alum) — U.S.: Men’s basketball head coach

Diana Taurasi (Phoenix Mercury) — U.S.: Women's basketball

Brittney Griner (Phoenix Mercury) — U.S.: Women's basketball

Kahleah Copper (Phoenix Mercury) — U.S.: Women's basketball

Rebecca Allen (Phoenix Mercury) — Australia: Women’s basketball 

Promise Amukamara (Tempe, ASU alum) — Nigeria: Women’s basketball

Luguentz Dort (Tempe, ASU alum) — Canada: Men’s basketball

Trinity San Antonio (Phoenix, GCU) — Puerto Rico: Women's basketball

Cierra Burdick (Phoenix Mercury 2021) — U.S.: Women's 3x3 basketball

Beach Volleyball

Chase Budinger (Tucson, Arizona alum) — U.S.: Men's volleyball

Note: Budinger is a former Arizona and NBA basketball player who started playing professional beach volleyball in 2018.

Cycling

Brandon McNulty (Phoenix) — U.S.: Men’s road cycling

Cameron Wood (Peoria) — U.S.: Men’s BMX

Daleny Vaughn (Tucson) — U.S.: Women’s BMX

Golf

Jon Rahm (Tempe, ASU alum) — Spain: Men's golf

David Puig (Tempe, ASU alum) — Spain: Men's golf

Kevin Yu (Tempe, ASU alum) — Chinese Taipei: Men's golf

Alessandra Fanali (Tempe, ASU alum) — Italy: Women's golf

Alexandra Forsterling (Tempe, ASU alum) — Germany: Women's golf

Carlota Caging (Tempe, ASU alum) — Spain: Women's golf

Azahara Munoz (Tempe, ASU alum) — Spain: Women's golf

Linn Grant (Tempe, ASU alum) — Sweden: Women's golf

Bianca Pagdanganan (Tucson, Arizona alum) — Philippines: Women's golf

Gymnastics

Jade Carey (Phoenix) — U.S.: Women's gymnastics

Skateboarding

Jagger Eaton (Mesa) — U.S.: Men's skateboarding

Paige Heyn (Tempe) — U.S.: Women's skateboarding

Soccer

Gabi Rennie (Tempe, ASU alum) — New Zealand: Women’s soccer

Twila Kilgore (Tucson, Arizona) — U.S.: Women's soccer assistant coach

Swimming

Léon Marchand (Tempe, ASU) — France: Men’s swimming

Ilya Kharun (Tempe, ASU) — Canada: Men’s swimming

Tiago Behar (Tempe, ASU) — Switzerland: Men's swimming

Tolu Young (Tempe, ASU) — Fiji: Men's swimming

Max McCusker (Tempe, ASU alum) — Ireland: Men's swimming

Taylor Ruck (Scottsdale) — Canada: Women’s swimming

Keaton Jones (Gilbert) — U.S.: Men’s swimming

Maria Brunlehner (Phoenix, GCU) — Kenya: Women's swimming

Maryam Sheikhalizadeh (Tucson, Arizona alum) — Azerbaijan: Women's swimming

Jorge Iga (Tucson, Arizona alum) — Mexico: Men's swimming

Ralph Daleiden (Tucson, Arizona) — Luxembourg: Men’s swimming

Zalan Sarkany (Tempe, ASU) — Hungary: Men’s swimming

Hubert Kos (Tempe, ASU) — Hungary: Men’s swimming

Delaney Schnell (Tucson, Arizona alum) — U.S.: Women's diving

Dwight Dumais (Tucson, Arizona) — U.S.: Diving coach

Tennis

Desirae Krawczyk (Tempe, ASU alum) — U.S.: Women's tennis

Track and Field (Marathon included)

Emily Sisson (Flagstaff/Phoenix) — U.S.: Women’s marathon

Rory Linkletter (Flagstaff) — Canada: Men's marathon

Tebello Ramakongoana (Flagstaff) — Lesotho: Men's marathon

Giancarla Trevisan (Tucson, Arizona alum) — Italy: Women's track and field

Nico Young (Flagstaff, NAU) — U.S.: Men's track and field

Woody Kincaid (Flagstaff) — U.S.: Men's track and field

Matt Wilkinson (Flagstaff) — U.S.: Men's track and field

Regan Yee (Flagstaff) — Canada: Women's track and field

Freddie Crittenden (Phoenix) — U.S.: Men's track and field

Weini Kelati (Flagstaff) — U.S.: Women's track and field

Abdihamid Nur (Flagstaff) — U.S.: Men's track and field

Bryce Hoppel (Flagstaff) — U.S.: Men's track and field

Nikki Hiltz (Flagstaff) — U.S.: Women's track and field

Neil Gourley (Flagstaff) — Great Britain: Men's track and field

Edgar Rivera-Morales (Tucson, Arizona alum) — Mexico: Men's track and field

Luis Grijalva (Flagstaff) — Guatemala: Men's track and field

Adrian Wildschutt (Flagstaff) — South Africa: Men's track and field

Beatrice Nedberge Llano (Tempe, ASU alum) — Norway: Women's track and field

Danniel Thomas-Dodd (Tempe, ASU) — Jamaica: Women's track and field

Susan Ejore (Flagstaff) — Kenya: Women's track and field

Edwin Kurgat (Flagstaff) — Kenya: Men's track and field

Jorinde van Klinken (Tempe, ASU alum) — Netherlands: Women’s track and field

Joseph Green (Tucson, Arizona alum) — Guam: Men's track and field

Dubem Nwachukwu (Tempe, ASU) — Nigeria: Men's track and field

Karolina Pahlitzsch (Tucson, Arizona alum) — Germany: Women's track and field

Note: Jessica McClain, a 2010 Phoenix Xavier Prep alum, is the alternate for the women’s marathon.

Triathlon

Kirsten Kasper (Scottsdale) — U.S.: Women's triathlon

Water polo

Blaire McDowell (Tempe, ASU alum) — Canada: Women's water polo

Bente Rogge (Tempe, ASU alum) — Netherlands: Women's water polo

Lieke Rogge (Tempe, ASU alum) — Netherlands: Women's water polo

Mia Rycraw (Tempe, ASU alum) — France: Women’s water polo

Wrestling

Kennedy Blades (Tempe, ASU) — U.S.: Women’s wrestling

Helen Maroulis (Tempe, Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) — U.S.: Women’s wrestling

Kayla Miracle (Tempe, Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) — U.S.: Women’s wrestling

Dom Parrish (Tempe, Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) — U.S: Women’s wrestling

Payton Jacobson (Tempe, Sunkist Kids Wrestling Club) — U.S.: Men’s wrestling

Logan Stanley is a sports reporter with The Arizona Republic who primarily focuses on high school, ASU and Olympic sports. To suggest human-interest story ideas and other news, reach Stanley at logan.stanley@gannett.com or 707-293-7650. Follow him on X, formerly Twitter:@LSscribe.