United States Olympic team selection process

Target entity: United States Olympic team selection process
Context triple: [1999 U.S. Olympic archery team trials, partOf, United States Olympic team selection process]

• A. United States at the Olympic Games
  The United States at the Olympic Games is the national team delegation that competes for the U.S. in the Summer and Winter Olympics, historically one of the most successful and medal-winning programs in Olympic history.
• B. United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee
  The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee is the national governing body responsible for organizing and supporting U.S. participation in the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
• C. United States national teams
  The United States national teams are the official representative squads that compete for the U.S. in international sports competitions such as the Olympics and World Championships.
• D. U.S. Olympic track and field team
  The U.S. Olympic track and field team is the national squad of American athletes who compete in running, jumping, and throwing events at the Olympic Games and are historically among the most dominant and decorated in the sport.
• E. United States at the Winter Olympics
  The United States at the Winter Olympics refers to the American national teams and athletes who compete in the quadrennial Winter Games across sports such as ice hockey, figure skating, skiing, and snowboarding under the U.S. flag.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: United States Olympic team selection process
Target entity description: The United States Olympic team selection process is the formal system of trials, rankings, and qualification events used to choose which American athletes will represent the country at the Olympic Games.

• A. United States at the Olympic Games
  The United States at the Olympic Games is the national team delegation that competes for the U.S. in the Summer and Winter Olympics, historically one of the most successful and medal-winning programs in Olympic history.
• B. United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee
  The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee is the national governing body responsible for organizing and supporting U.S. participation in the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
• C. United States national teams
  The United States national teams are the official representative squads that compete for the U.S. in international sports competitions such as the Olympics and World Championships.
• D. U.S. Olympic track and field team
  The U.S. Olympic track and field team is the national squad of American athletes who compete in running, jumping, and throwing events at the Olympic Games and are historically among the most dominant and decorated in the sport.
• E. United States at the Winter Olympics
  The United States at the Winter Olympics refers to the American national teams and athletes who compete in the quadrennial Winter Games across sports such as ice hockey, figure skating, skiing, and snowboarding under the U.S. flag.
• F. None of above. chosen