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In the beginning of the qualification, the article listed qualified athletes. However, the Swedish Olympic Committee does not nominate all qualified athletes, so recently I changed the article to selected athletes.
Qualified and selected athletes
Athletics: Andreas Almgren, Carl Bengtström, Armand Duplantis, Oskar Edlund, Suldan Hassan, Axelina Johansson, Vanessa Kamga, Perseus Karlström, Andreas Kramer, Henrik Larsson, Thea Löfman, Fanny Roos, Daniel Ståhl, Carolina Wikström
Equestrian: teams in dressage, eventing and show jumping (9 athletes)
Golf: Linn Grant, Alex Norén, Maja Stark, Ludvig Åberg
Handball: men's team (14 players), women's team (14 players)
Judo: Tara Babulfath, Marcus Nyman
Modern pentathlon: Marlena Jawaid (women's)
Sailing: Vilma Bobeck and Rebecca Netzler (49er FX), Anton Dahlberg and Lovisa Karlsson (470), Johanna Hjertberg (IQFoil), Hanna Jonsson and Emil Järudd (Nacra 17), Josefin Olsson (ILCA 6)
Shooting: Victoria Larsson (women's skeet), Stina Lawner (pistol), Rickard Levin Andersson (trap), Victor Lindgren (rifle), Marcus Madsen, Stefan Nilsson and Marcus Svensson (men's skeet)
Skateboarding: Hampus Winberg
Swimming: Michelle Coleman (50 m and 100 m freestyle), Isak Eliasson (relay), Robin Hanson (relay), Sophie Hansson (100 m breaststroke), Louise Hansson (100 m butterfly), Victor Johansson (men's 400, 800 and 1500 m freestyle), Sara Junevik (relay), Elias Persson (relay), Erik Persson (200 m breaststroke), Hanna Rosvall (relay), Björn Seeliger (50 m freestyle), Sarah Sjöström (50 m freestyle), Sofia Åstedt (relay)
