By Braden Keith on SwimSwam
The International Olympic Committee has published the full list of athletes who led their delegations at Saturday’s 2026 Youth Olympic Games Opening Ceremony in Dakar, Senegal. Each country has the option to use up to two flag bearers, one boy and one girl. Some countries will only have one, and others will have their flags carried by a volunteer from the local organizing committee.
Swimmers make up by-far the most represented sport for flagbearers with 143 from 111 delegations among the 382 named flagbearers. That means swimmers are 37.4% of all named flagbearers.
The next closest sports are athletics and judo with 40 each.
Among the list of swimmers who will lead their delegations are some of the chief medal contenders and projected stars of the event. That includes names like Seungwon Kim of South Korea, who won bronze medals in the 50 and 100 backstroke at the Asian Games earlier this year. Other top names of the meet who will carry flags include Mohan Chang of China.
See the full entry list here.The swimming portion of the 2026 Youth Olympic Games run from November 1 to November 6. High temperatures in the Senagalese capital are expected to run to 87 degrees Fahrenheit, which has caused organizers to cancel some races and alter schedules for others.
Flagbearers by sport
Sport Flagbearers Swimming 143 Athletics 40 Judo 40 Table Tennis 21 Beach Volleyball 20 Badminton 15 Equestrian 13 Wushu Taolu 11 Taekwondo 10 Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints 8 Beach Wrestling 7 Futsal 6 Baseball5 6 Boxing 5 Triathlon 4 Fencing 3 Rugby Sevens 3 Rowing 3 Skateboarding 2 Artistic Gymnastics 1 Sailing 1 3×3 Basketball 1 Archery 1 Cycling Road 1 Cycling 1Swimming flagbearers by country
Greece: Eirini Zervou Angola: Rhanya Daniela Santo Antigua and Barbuda: Espriit Alessio Shaw Argentina: Cecilia Mabel Dieleke Armenia: Margarita Gevorgyan, Vladimir Varosyan Aruba: Mikaela Van Den Berg Smith, Ocean R Van Loon Azerbaijan: Maryam Javadova, Suleyman Ismayilzada Bahamas: Saleste A Gibson, Christon A Joseph Bahrain: Sara Alqarooni, Ali Ali Bangladesh: Maisha Akter Mim, Md Abdul Ajimi Barbados: Victor Ashby Belarus: Palina Bialiauskaya, Maksim Mashliakevich Belgium: Alexander Van Hoey Billiet Benin: Vignon Edwige Etoile Agbodjogbe Bermuda: Maggie Mewett Botswana: Melodi Saleshando Brazil: Luiz Daniel Moura Brunei Darussalam: Danniel Chan Bulgaria: Simona Ivanova Burkina Faso: Stephanie Guigma, Irfan Alexandre Bamba Burundi: Lois Eliora Irishura Cabo Verde: Myles Goncalves Cayman Islands: Kate Galatopoulos Chile: Laura Fingerhuth Von Frey China: Chang Mohan Colombia: Maria Gabriela Becerra Comoros: Kamila Moina Touma Ibrahim, Younes Ali El Wafa Cook Islands: Alicia Story, Carter Makira Republic of Korea: Kim Seungwon Croatia: Ana Bobanovic Dominican Republic: Mauricio Espejo-pena Dominica: Seif Elshekh El Salvador: Niccolo Pilenga Ecuador: Elvira de Los Angeles Espinosa Demera Estonia: Maari Randvaeli, Gerd Johan Lessig Eswatini: Luca Matthew Fraser Ethiopia: Samirawit Demile Akele Fiji: Grace Khelan Gabon: Ozavino Ngaka Gambia: Fatou D. Sabally Georgia: Anastasia Mikelashvili Grenada: Jacob Collymore Guam: Ocean Campus Guatemala: Elissa Berganza, Santiago Noriega Guinea: Fofana Mohamed Hady Haiti: Jude Christophe Jerome Hong Kong, China: Man Wui Kiu India: Dhinidhi Desinghu Indonesia: Michelle Surjadi Fang Iceland: Solveig Freyja Hakonardottir, Alexander Ari Andrason Israel: Ofir Simcha Jamaica: Skyelar M Richards Jordan: Michael El Werr Kyrgyzstan: Daniel Nasredinov Kuwait: Humoud Alhumoud Laos: Kaylonie Amphonesuh Latvia: Vitalija Kuzina Lebanon: Thea Obeid Libya: Yousef Elwalid Madagascar: Oceane Rakotonanahary Malaysia: Shannon Tan Yan Qing Malawi: Tasunje Mkavea Maldives: Amna Thazkiyah Mirsaad, Looth Mohamed Hussain Mali: Younoussa Maiga Malta: Yulya Anne Bonnici, Samuel Camilleri Marshall Islands: Jacob Hutchinson Mexico: Daniel Saborio Grillo Micronesia: Kaylinn Kihleng Moldova: Chirill Certicovtev Mongolia: Orgilmaa Badrakh Mozambique: Angela Chicumbe, Lazaro Menete Junior Namibia: Roselinda Angle Salome Matyayi Nepal: Aarya Maharjan, Aviv Pradhan Nicaragua: Sophia Zapata New Zealand: Ariel Muchirahondo Oman: Hamed Al Hasani Uganda: Marie Mbanga Uzbekistan: Parizod Abdukarimova Pakistan: Daniyal Hatim Palau: Kazuumi Nestor Palestine: Alma Shaat, Mohammed Zayed Panama: Raul Andres Antadillas Ramirez Papua New Guinea: Roxanne Kirarock Peru: Domenico Lorenzo Sotomayor Philippines: Riannah Chantelle Coleman, Jamesray Mishael Ajido Poland: Zofia Kowalska-fraczyk Qatar: Adam Morsy Romania: Daria-Mariuca Silisteanu Russian Federation: Serafima Fokina, Bogdan Toropkin Rwanda: Kean Murenzi Saint Lucia: Fayth Jeffrey, Noah Dorville San Marino: Margherita Gregoroni St Vincent and the Grenadines: Eltonique Leonard, Hazen Dabriel Samoa: Nafanua Hamilton Serbia: Lena Begenisic Seychelles: Dorianne Bristol Slovakia: Matias Ondrej Kristof Slovenia: Neza Hren Sudan: Adam Hamid Yacoub Ahmed Sri Lanka: Julie Hope, Tarek Bluck Suriname: Elya Powdar, Sean-Verno Dipokromo Tajikistan: Sofiyakhon Gazieva Chinese Taipei: Lee Han Tanzania: Dillip Crissa Czechia: Zdenek Prochazka Thailand: Natthakitta Leekitchakorn Timor-Leste: Selena Marlin Tonga: Luseane Limoni, Alexander Villiami Trinidad and Tobago: Jaden Najah Mills Türkiye: Beren Basaran Uruguay: Luciana De Armas, Federico Castell Vanuatu: Chloe Ameara U.S. Virgin Islands: Reagan Uszenski Vietnam: Duong Van Hoang Quy Yemen: Abdullah Shumaila Zambia: Sibongile Miti Zimbabwe: Alexis JohnsenAll Flagbearers by order of parade
Greece – Eirini Zervou (Swimming), Iason Mouselimis (Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints) Refugee Olympic Team – Lourance Numukiza (Taekwondo), Rachid Rochene (Athletics) Afghanistan – Fatemeh Jami (Taekwondo), Ahmad Esmaeili (Futsal) South Africa – Bo Reed (Equestrian), Duncan Davids (Beach Volleyball) Albania – flag carried by a Dakar 2026 volunteer Algeria – Tania Morice (Table Tennis), Younes Mohamed Y Ferradj (Equestrian) Germany – Jolina Reinhard (Judo), Filo Wuest (Beach Volleyball) Andorra – flag carried by a Dakar 2026 volunteer Angola – Rhanya Daniela Santo (Swimming), Agostinho Joao (Judo) Antigua and Barbuda – Tyra Fenton (Athletics), Espriit Alessio Shaw (Swimming) Saudi Arabia – Reem Alshammari (Taekwondo), Wafi Aljasir (Beach Volleyball) Argentina – Cecilia Mabel Dieleke (Swimming), Benjamin Nicolas Fernandez De Landa (Artistic Gymnastics) Armenia – Margarita Gevorgyan (Swimming), Vladimir Varosyan (Swimming) Aruba – Mikaela Van Den Berg Smith (Swimming), Ocean R Van Loon (Swimming) Australia – Camilla Griffin (Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints), Thomas Turner (Beach Volleyball) Austria – Nina Skerbinz (Table Tennis), Paul Hohenauer (Beach Volleyball) Azerbaijan – Maryam Javadova (Swimming), Suleyman Ismayilzada (Swimming) Bahamas – Saleste A Gibson (Swimming), Christon A Joseph (Swimming) Bahrain – Sara Alqarooni (Swimming), Ali Ali (Swimming) Bangladesh – Maisha Akter Mim (Swimming), Md Abdul Ajimi (Swimming) Barbados – Deann Walton (Judo), Victor Ashby (Swimming) Belarus – Palina Bialiauskaya (Swimming), Maksim Mashliakevich (Swimming) Belgium – Viktoria Grigoryan (Judo), Alexander Van Hoey Billiet (Swimming) Belize – Jaaden Williams (Athletics), Melody Gabourel (Athletics) Benin – Vignon Edwige Etoile Agbodjogbe (Swimming), Ganiou Abdourahaman (Table Tennis) Bermuda – Maggie Mewett (Swimming), Gianluca Bortoli (Triathlon) Bhutan – Sangay Thinley (Judo) Bolivia – Briana Iriarte Botello (Fencing), Alejandro Tordoya Ayaviri (Taekwondo) Bosnia and Herzegovina – flag carried by a Dakar 2026 volunteer Botswana – Melodi Saleshando (Swimming), Aobakwe Geza (Athletics) Brazil – Anna Katharina Brukhnova (Equestrian), Luiz Daniel Moura (Swimming) Brunei Darussalam – Lauren Emily Chua (Wushu Taolu), Danniel Chan (Swimming) Bulgaria – Simona Ivanova (Swimming), Teodor Mitev (Badminton) Burkina Faso – Stephanie Guigma (Swimming), Irfan Alexandre Bamba (Swimming) Burundi – Lois Eliora Irishura (Swimming), Don de Dieu Igiraneza (Judo) Cabo Verde – Yenda Sofia Wahnon Neves Mendes (Beach Volleyball), Myles Goncalves (Swimming) Cayman Islands – Kate Galatopoulos (Swimming), Pomian Rares (Beach Volleyball) Cambodia – An Pisey (Athletics), Sovanphum Thon (Sailing) Cameroon – Myriam Mbongo Nsame (Judo) Canada – Miranda Wei (Wushu Taolu), Adam Burnett (Rugby Sevens) Central African Republic – Divine Banzato (Athletics), Nick Kembi (Taekwondo) Chile – Laura Fingerhuth Von Frey (Swimming), Gael Arias Saldias (Beach Volleyball) People’s Republic of China – Chang Mohan (Swimming), Lin Yilei (Wushu Taolu) Cyprus – Evgenia Maria Polycarpou (Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints), Vladimiros Charalampous (Judo) Colombia – Maria Gabriela Becerra (Swimming), Emanuel Otalvaro (Table Tennis) Comoros – Kamila Moina Touma Ibrahim (Swimming), Younes Ali El Wafa (Swimming) Congo – Tatiana Exauce Itoua (Judo) Democratic Republic of the Congo – Stephie Tsimba Manzanza (Beach Wrestling), Mutendi Nzazi (Beach Volleyball) Cook Islands – Alicia Story (Swimming), Carter Makira (Swimming) Republic of Korea – Kim Seungwon (Swimming), Park Jung Bin (Badminton) Costa Rica – Jimena Morales (Judo), Lucca Lobo (Table Tennis) Côte d’Ivoire – Bosson Grecy Hillary Niamien (Athletics), Ismael Kahlil Issouf (3×3 Basketball) Croatia – Ana Bobanovic (Swimming), Jona Zvorc (Judo) Cuba – Adis Yudith Espinel Felizola (Baseball5), Jean Carlos Machado Casado (Baseball5) Denmark – Sophia Loudrup (Badminton), Axel Boesen (Badminton) Djibouti – Hibo Ismael Houssein (Athletics), Chehem Abdallah Yasso (Wushu Taolu) Dominican Republic – Carla Tolentino (Judo), Mauricio Espejo-pena (Swimming) Dominica – Seif Elshekh (Swimming) Egypt – Malayka Mohamed (Badminton), Yassin El Bassiuony (Equestrian) El Salvador – Natalia Townsend (Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints), Niccolo Pilenga (Swimming) United Arab Emirates – Alya Adnan Awadh Almheiri (Equestrian), Hamdan Almaazmi (Judo) Ecuador – Elvira de Los Angeles Espinosa Demera (Swimming), Joaquin Beltran Ruales (Equestrian) Eritrea – Kanari Estifanos (Athletics), Ghebreab Mantay (Athletics) Spain – Daniela Vargas Menendez (Rugby Sevens), Ladimir Mayorov (Table Tennis) Estonia – Maari Randvaeli (Swimming), Gerd Johan Lessig (Swimming) Eswatini – Luca Matthew Fraser (Swimming) United States of America – Luisa Moala (Rugby Sevens), Caden Phillips (Beach Volleyball) Ethiopia – Samirawit Demile Akele (Swimming), Natenael Hagos (Wushu Taolu) Fiji – Grace Khelan (Swimming), Josiah Croker (Triathlon) Finland – Ananya Kandala (Badminton) France – Elsa Lepinay (Baseball5), Raphael De Boussac (Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints) Gabon – Tracy Assengone (Wushu Taolu), Ozavino Ngaka (Swimming) Gambia – Fatou D. Sabally (Swimming), Mustapha Jadama (Athletics) Georgia – Anastasia Mikelashvili (Swimming), Vazha Gengashvili (Judo) Ghana – Obabompa Adu-mintah (Badminton) Great Britain – Rajvi Parab (Badminton), Louie Walker (Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints) Grenada – Cayla Christopher (Athletics), Jacob Collymore (Swimming) Guam – Alessandra Leon Guerrero (Beach Volleyball), Ocean Campus (Swimming) Guatemala – Elissa Berganza (Swimming), Santiago Noriega (Swimming) Guinea – Fatoumata Koulako Bah (Archery), Fofana Mohamed Hady (Swimming) Guinea-Bissau – N Name Brem (Beach Wrestling), Kido Ales (Athletics) Equatorial Guinea – Emilia Biyogo Bikie (Taekwondo), Misael Engono Upolo (Boxing) Guyana – Deuquan Farrell (Athletics) Haiti – Jude Christophe Jerome (Swimming) Honduras – Olivia Cosenza Lloyd (Equestrian), Renan Mena (Athletics) Hong Kong, China – Man Wui Kiu (Swimming), Poon Hao Ran (Wushu Taolu) Hungary – Ádám Moor (Rowing) India – Dhinidhi Desinghu (Swimming), Dev Ruparelia (Badminton) Indonesia – Michelle Surjadi Fang (Swimming), Fatih Nusrtdinov Zayan (Equestrian) Islamic Republic of Iran – Hadis Yarisararoudi (Futsal), Benyamin Faraji (Table Tennis) Iraq – Fatimah Al-azzawi (Athletics), Hayder Al-asadi (Fencing) Ireland – Hannah Shochan (Badminton) Iceland – Solveig Freyja Hakonardottir (Swimming), Alexander Ari Andrason (Swimming) Israel – Ofir Simcha (Swimming), Itamar Cohen (Judo) Italy – Ilenia Moro (Futsal), Francesco Trevisan (Table Tennis) Jamaica – Skyelar M Richards (Swimming), Larone Gow (Judo) Japan – Matsushima Miku (Table Tennis), Arai Naito (Judo) Jordan – Michael El Werr (Swimming) Kazakhstan – Fatima Supygaliyeva (Judo), Alikhan Agabek (Beach Volleyball) Kenya – Windfridah Msavi (Baseball5), Calvin Omweri (Beach Wrestling) Kyrgyzstan – Aaisha Kyialbekova (Judo), Daniel Nasredinov (Swimming) Kiribati – Tuata Tatoa (Athletics), Ritencooper Kobebe (Athletics) Kosovo – Arba Hasanaj (Judo) Kuwait – Jenan Khaleefoh (Rowing), Humoud Alhumoud (Swimming) Lao People’s Democratic Republic – Kaylonie Amphonesuh (Swimming), Thatsanay Khotkhounxap (Athletics) Lesotho – Matebatso Lelaka (Athletics), Katiso Liau (Athletics) Latvia – Vitalija Kuzina (Swimming), Roberts Ritenbergs (Wushu Taolu) Lebanon – Thea Obeid (Swimming) Liberia – Francis Vulue (Taekwondo) Libya – Yousef Elwalid (Swimming) Liechtenstein – flag carried by a Dakar 2026 volunteer Lithuania – Tajus Babaicenko (Judo) Luxembourg – June Nothum (Cycling Road), Aaron Sahr (Table Tennis) North Macedonia – Eva Mitevska (Athletics), Mario Brezovski (Triathlon) Madagascar – Oceane Rakotonanahary (Swimming), Tokiniana Bryan Antonio Minoharintsoa (Judo) Malaysia – Shannon Tan Yan Qing (Swimming), Kai Shen Lim (Wushu Taolu) Malawi – Happiness Mtukula (Judo), Tasunje Mkavea (Swimming) Maldives – Amna Thazkiyah Mirsaad (Swimming), Looth Mohamed Hussain (Swimming) Mali – Mariam Diallo (Taekwondo), Younoussa Maiga (Swimming) Malta – Yulya Anne Bonnici (Swimming), Samuel Camilleri (Swimming) Morocco – Abir Bouazzaoui (Judo), Ghali Bougja (Equestrian) Marshall Islands – Jacob Hutchinson (Swimming) Mauritius – Elsa How Hong (Badminton), Alexandre Aime (Fencing) Mauritania – Coumba Houssein Diop (Judo), Mohamed M’Bareck Said (Athletics) Mexico – Ariadna Yarey Chavez Medina (Judo), Daniel Saborio Grillo (Swimming) Federated States of Micronesia – Kaylinn Kihleng (Swimming) Republic of Moldava – Alexandra Chiron (Judo), Chirill Certicovtev (Swimming) Monaco – Valentine Platini (Equestrian) Mongolia – Orgilmaa Badrakh (Swimming), Tungskhuslen Tungalag (Judo) Montenegro – flag carried by a Dakar 2026 volunteer Mozambique – Angela Chicumbe (Swimming), Lazaro Menete Junior (Swimming) Myanmar – flag carried by a Dakar 2026 volunteer Namibia – Roselinda Angle Salome Matyayi (Swimming), Shithigona Lisias Shipopyeni (Beach Wrestling) Naoero – Kaydie Star (Beach Wrestling), Joel Mwaredaga (Athletics) Nepal – Aarya Maharjan (Swimming), Aviv Pradhan (Swimming) Nicaragua – Sophia Zapata (Swimming), Justin Alfredo Barrios Dinarte (Beach Volleyball) Niger – Aminatou Boubacarousmane (Judo), Issifi Mamoudou Abdoul Aziz (Taekwondo) Nigeria – Rosemary Nwankwo (Athletics), Mathew Kuti (Table Tennis) Norway – Ludvig Sodal Ringoen (Beach Volleyball), Liam Karlsen (Beach Volleyball) New Zealand – Anzhuo Han (Table Tennis), Ariel Muchirahondo (Swimming) Oman – Hamed Al Hasani (Swimming) Uganda – Marie Mbanga (Swimming), Joseph Sebatindira (Table Tennis) Uzbekistan – Parizod Abdukarimova (Swimming), Jurabek Eshpulatov (Judo) Pakistan – Daniyal Hatim (Swimming) Palau – Kazuumi Nestor (Swimming) Palestine – Alma Shaat (Swimming), Mohammed Zayed (Swimming) Panama – Lia Victoria Cordoba Torrero (Boxing), Raul Andres Antadillas Ramirez (Swimming) Papua New Guinea – Kabake Lansana (Athletics), Roxanne Kirarock (Swimming) Paraguay – Sofia Martinez (Beach Volleyball), Antonio Acuna (Futsal) Netherlands – Jara Both (Beach Volleyball), Matilda De Groot (Beach Volleyball) Peru – Natzumi Aquije (Table Tennis), Domenico Lorenzo Sotomayor (Swimming) Philippines – Riannah Chantelle Coleman (Swimming), Jamesray Mishael Ajido (Swimming) Poland – Zofia Kowalska-fraczyk (Swimming), Patryk Zyworonek (Table Tennis) Puerto Rico – Esmeralda Butler Cantellops (Skateboarding), Steven Joel Moreno Rivera (Table Tennis) Portugal – Sofia Gaspar (Judo), Alexandre Gaspar (Futsal) Qatar – Adam Morsy (Swimming) Romania – Daria-Mariuca Silisteanu (Swimming), Robert Istrate (Table Tennis) Russian Federation – Serafima Fokina (Swimming), Bogdan Toropkin (Swimming) Rwanda – Donatha Akimana (Cycling), Kean Murenzi (Swimming) Saint Kitts and Nevis – flag carried by a Dakar 2026 volunteer Saint Lucia – Fayth Jeffrey (Swimming), Noah Dorville (Swimming) San Marino – Margherita Gregoroni (Swimming) St Vincent and the Grenadines – Eltonique Leonard (Swimming), Hazen Dabriel (Swimming) Solomon Islands – Emmanuel Suimae (Futsal) Samoa – Nafanua Hamilton (Swimming), Crisroch Euta Levale (Triathlon) American Samoa – Tupulua Vaouli (Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints), Ethan Lake (Beach Wrestling) Sao Tome and Principe – Lelzica Leite Vaz (Athletics), Aldo Madredeus (Judo) Serbia – Lena Begenisic (Swimming), Nemanja Simic (Judo) Seychelles – Dorianne Bristol (Swimming), Franco Zialor (Boxing) Sierra Leone – Mabinty Kamara (Athletics), Sulaiman Bangura (Beach Volleyball) Singapore – Ming Ying Loi (Table Tennis), Zhen Hong Zack Ng (Badminton) Slovakia – Vivien Vadovicova (Judo), Matias Ondrej Kristof (Swimming) Slovenia – Neza Hren (Swimming), Maks Cebulj (Judo) Somalia – Hassan Anwar Mohamed (Boxing) Sudan – Yathreb Anwar Malek Alsama (Athletics), Adam Hamid Yacoub Ahmed (Swimming) South Sudan – Mary Manyiel (Athletics), David Okumang (Athletics) Sri Lanka – Julie Hope (Swimming), Tarek Bluck (Swimming) Sweden – Valentina Jarl (Equestrian), Vincent Olsson (Wushu Taolu) Switzerland – Anja Gaehwiler (Beach Volleyball), Mike Smits (Equestrian) Suriname – Elya Powdar (Swimming), Sean-Verno Dipokromo (Swimming) Syrian Arab Republic – Malak Armaan (Baseball5), Ahmad Alshehadat (Baseball5) Tajikistan – Sofiyakhon Gazieva (Swimming), Sharif Asmar (Judo) Chinese Taipei – Chu Yu-En (Wushu Taolu), Lee Han (Swimming) United Republic of Tanzania – Dillip Crissa (Swimming), Emmanuel Amasi (Athletics) Chad – Lucienne Djiallate (Athletics), Kebzabo Banssoubo (Athletics) Czechia – Laura Zackova (Skateboarding), Zdenek Prochazka (Swimming) Thailand – Natthakitta Leekitchakorn (Swimming), Thitaphat Preechayan (Table Tennis) Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste – Selena Marlin (Swimming), Castro Amaral (Athletics) Togo – Yvette Kpatcha (Athletics), Bouwedeou Blaise Agoda (Boxing) Tonga – Luseane Limoni (Swimming), Alexander Villiami (Swimming) Trinidad and Tobago – Samiya Karim (Badminton), Jaden Najah Mills (Swimming) Tunisia – Ben Sliman Ranim (Judo), Aidli Youssef (Table Tennis) Türkiye – Beren Basaran (Swimming), Gorkem Ocal (Table Tennis) Tuvalu – Luisa Vila (Athletics), Lotesi Mesu (Athletics) Ukraine – Viktoriia Radchenko (Rowing), Khazar Heydarov (Judo) Uruguay – Luciana De Armas (Swimming), Federico Castell (Swimming) Vanuatu – Chloe Ameara (Swimming), Teva Chabod (Rowing Coastal Beach Sprints) Venezuela – Rosalvick Dessire Aguilar Escalona (Judo), Fabricio Marx Rodriguez Tovar (Badminton) Virgin Islands, US – Reagan Uszenski (Swimming), Juvante Hurst (Athletics) Virgin Islands, British – flag carried by a Dakar 2026 volunteer Vietnam – Nguyen Thi Thu Huyen (Badminton), Duong Van Hoang Quy (Swimming) Yemen – Abdullah Shumaila (Swimming) Zambia – Sibongile Miti (Swimming), Elisha Zimba (Judo) Zimbabwe – Alexis Johnsen (Swimming), Terry Angelos (Equestrian) Senegal – Ndeye Khady Anna Diatta (Beach Wrestling), Ibrahima Beye (Taekwondo)Read the full story on SwimSwam: 143 Swimmers Lead Their Delegations at 2026 Youth Olympic Games Parade of Nations
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