Olympics medal count

MEDAL COUNT

Through 139 of 306 medal events

NationGSBTot

United States24181860

China13111741

Britain1013730

Japan731424

Russia69823

Australia67922

Italy67518

France58518

Germany85316

South Korea63413

Canada22812

Hungary53311

Netherlands3238

New Zealand2608

Kazakhstan2237

Denmark1236

South Africa0516

Spain3025

Sweden1315

North Korea1225

Czech Republic1045

Belgium2114

Thailand2114

Belarus1214

Brazil1124

Poland1124

Romania1124

Ukraine0314

Croatia2103

Switzerland2013

Slovenia1113

Ethiopia1023

Taiwan1023

Cuba0123

Lithuania0123

Uzbekistan0033

Iran2002

Colombia1102

Slovakia1102

Vietnam1102

Greece1012

Independent1012

Jamaica1012

Azerbaijan0202

Indonesia0202

Kenya0202

Georgia0112

Egypt0022

Israel0022

Norway0022

Argentina1001

Fiji1001

Kosovo1001

Puerto Rico1001

Singapore1001

Ireland0101

Malaysia0101

Mongolia0101

Philippines0101

Turkey0101

Estonia0011

Kyrgyzstan0011

Portugal0011

Tunisia0011

United Arab Emirates0011

SATURDAY's RESULTS

MEDALISTS

ATHLETICS

Men's Discus Throw

GOLD—Christoph Harting, Germany.

SILVER—Piotr Malachowski, Poland.

BRONZE—Daniel Jasinski, Germany.

Men's Long Jump

GOLD—Jeff Henderson, United States.

SILVER—Luvo Manyonga, South Africa.

BRONZE—Greg Rutherford, Britain.

Men's 10,000m

GOLD—Mohamed Farah, Britain.

SILVER—Paul Kipngetich Tanui, Kenya.

BRONZE—Tamirat Tola, Ethiopia.

Women's 100m

GOLD—Elaine Thompson, Jamaica.

SILVER—Tori Bowie, United States.

BRONZE—Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Jamaica.

Women's Heptathlon

GOLD—Nafissatou Thiam, Belgium.

SILVER—Jessica Ennis-Hill, Britain.

BRONZE—Brianne Theisen Eaton, Canada.

CYCLING (TRACK)

Women's Keirin

GOLD—Elis Ligtlee, Netherlands.

SILVER—Rebecca James, Britain.

BRONZE—Anna Meares, Australia.

Women's Team Pursuit

GOLD—Britain (Katie Archibald, Elinor Barker, Joanna Rowsell-Shand, Laura Trott).

SILVER—United States (Kelly Catlin, Chloe Dygert, Sarah Hammer, Jennifer Valente).

BRONZE—Canada (Allison Beveridge, Jasmin Glaesser, Kirsti Lay, Georgia Simmerling, Laura Brown).

FENCING

Women's Sabre Team

GOLD—Russia (Sofya Velikaya, Yuliya Gavrilova, Yana Egorian, Ekaterina Dyachenko).

SILVER—Ukraine (Olena Voronina, Olga Kharlan, Olena Kravatska, Alina Komashchuk).

BRONZE—United States (Monica Aksamit, Ibtihaj Muhammad, Dagmara Wozniak, Mariel Zagunis).

ROWING

Men's Single Sculls

GOLD—Mahe Drysdale, New Zealand.

SILVER—Damir Martin, Croatia.

BRONZE—Ondrej Synek, Czech Republic.

Men's Eight

GOLD—Britain (Scott Durant, Tom Ransley, Andrew T Hodge, Matt Gotrel, Pete Reed, Paul Bennett, Matt Langridge, William Satch, Phelan Hill).

SILVER—Germany (Maximilian Munski, Malte Jakschik, Andreas Kuffner, Eric Johannesen, Maximilian Reinelt, Felix Drahotta, Richard Schmidt, Hannes Ocik, Martin Sauer).

BRONZE—Netherlands (Dirk Uittenbogaard, Boaz Meylink, Kaj Hendriks, Boudewijn Roell, Olivier Siegelaar, Tone Wieten, Mechiel Versluis, Robert Luecken, Peter Wiersum).

Women's Single Sculls

GOLD—Kimberley Brennan, Australia.

SILVER—Genevra Stone, United States.

BRONZE—Jingli Duan, China.

Women's Eight

GOLD—United States (Emily Regan, Kerry Simmonds, Amanda Polk, Lauren Schmetterling, Tessa Gobbo, Meghan Musnicki, Eleanor Logan, Amanda Elmore, Katelin Snyder).

SILVER—Britain (Katie Greves, Melanie Wilson, Frances Houghton, Polly Swann, Jessica Eddie, Olivia Carnegie-Brown, Karen Bennett, Zoe Lee, Zoe de Toledo).

BRONZE—Romania (Roxana Cogianu, Ioana Strungaru, Mihaela Petrila, Iuliana Popa, Madalina Beres, Laura Oprea, Adelina Bogus, Andreea Boghian, Daniela Druncea).

SWIMMING

Men's 1500m Freestyle

GOLD—Gregorio Paltrinieri, Italy.

SILVER—Connor Jaeger, United States.

BRONZE—Gabriele Detti, Italy.

Men's 4 x 100m Medley Relay

GOLD—United States (Ryan Murphy, Cody Miller, Michael Phelps, Nathan Adrian, Kevin Cordes, Caeleb Dressel, David Plummer, Tom Shields).

SILVER—Britain (Chris Walker-Hebborn, Adam Peaty, James Guy, Duncan Scott).

BRONZE—Australia (Mitchell Larkin, Jake Packard, David Morgan, Kyle Chalmers, Cameron McEvoy).

Women's 50m Freestyle

GOLD—Pernille Blume, Denmark.

SILVER—Simone Manuel, United States.

BRONZE—Aliaksandra Herasimenia, Belarus.

Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay

GOLD—United States (Kathleen Baker, Lilly King, Dana Vollmer, Simone Manuel, Catherine Meili, Olivia Smoliga, Abbey Weitzeil, Kelsi Worrell).

SILVER—Australia (Emily Seebohm, Taylor McKeown, Emma McKeon, Cate Campbell, Brittany Elmslie, Madeline Groves, Madison Wilson).

BRONZE—Denmark (Mie Nielsen, Rikke Moller Pedersen, Jeanette Ottesen, Pernille Blume).

TENNIS

Women's Singles

GOLD—Monica Puig, Puerto Rico.

SILVER—Angelique Kerber, Germany.

BRONZE—Petra Kvitova, Czech Republic.

TRAMPOLINE

Men

GOLD—Uladzislau Hancharou, Belarus.

SILVER—Dong Dong, China.

BRONZE—Lei Gao, China.

WEIGHTLIFTING

Men's 94kg

GOLD—Sohrab Moradi, Iran.

SILVER—Vadzim Straltsou, Belarus.

BRONZE—Aurimas Didzbalis, Lithuania.

Athletics

Men's 10,000

1. Mohamed Farah, Britain, 27:05.17.

2. Paul Kipngetich Tanui, Kenya, 27:05.64.

3. Tamirat Tola, Ethiopia, 27:06.26.

U.S. Finishers

5. Galen Rupp, United States, 27:08.92.

14. Leonard Essau Korir, 27:35.65.

19. Shadrack Kipchirchir, 27:58.32.

MEN'S LONG JUMP

• 1. Jeff Henderson, United States, (8.38), 27-6.

• 2. Luvo Manyonga, South Africa, (8.37), 27-5 1-2.

• 3. Greg Rutherford, Britain, (8.29), 27-2 1-2.

• 4. Jarrion Lawson, United States, (8.25), 27-0 3-4.

Men's Discus Throw

Final

• 1. Christoph Harting, Germany, 68.37, (68.37), 224-3 3-4.

• 2. Piotr Malachowski, Poland, 67.55, (67.55), 221-7 1-2.

• 3. Daniel Jasinski, Germany, 67.05, (67.05), 219-11 3-4.

U.S. Finisher

11. Mason Finley, 62.05, (62.05), 203-7.

Women's 100

Final

1. Elaine Thompson, Jamaica, 10.71.

2. Tori Bowie, United States, 10.83.

3. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Jamaica, 10.86.

Women's Heptathlon

1. Nafissatou Thiam, Belgium, 6810.

2. Jessica Ennis-Hill, Britain, 6775.

3. Brianne Theisen Eaton, Canada, 6653.

U.S. Finishers

12. Barbara Nwaba, 6309.

17. Kendell Williams, 6221.

18. Heather Miller-Koch, 6213.

BASKETBALL • MEN

FIRST ROUND

Group AWLPts

United States408

Australia317

France317

Venezeula135

Serbia135

China044

Group BWLPts

Argentina317

Lithuania317

Spain226

Croatia226

Brazil135

Nigeria135

results saturday

Argentina 111, Brazil 107

Nigeria 90, Croatia 76

Spain 109, Lithuania 59

games sunday

United States vs. France, 12:15 pm

Australia vs. Venezuela, 5 pm

Serbia vs. China, 8:30 pm

BASKETBALL • WOMEN

FIRST ROUND

Group AWLPts

Australia5010

France328

Turkey328

Japan328

Belarus146

Brazil055

Group BWLPts

United States408

Spain317

Canada317

China135

Serbia135

Senegal044

RESULTS SATURDAY

Australia 74, Belarus 66

Turkey 79, Brazil 76, 2OT

Japan 79, France 71

GAMES SUNDAY

China vs. United States, 10:15 am

Senegal vs. Serbia, 1:30 pm

Spain vs. Canada, 3:45 pm

cycling

Women's Keirin

Finals 1-6

1. Elis Ligtlee, Netherlands, 11.217.

2. Rebecca James, Britain.

3. Anna Meares, Australia.

WOMEN'S TEAM PURSUIT

Bronze Medal

• 1. Canada (Allison Beveridge; Georgia Simmerling; Kirsti Lay; Jasmin Glaesser), 4:14.627.

• 2. New Zealand (Jaime Nielsen; Rushlee Buchanan; Racquel Sheath; Lauren Ellis), 4:18.459.

Gold Medal

• 1. Britain (Katie Archibald; Joanna Rowsell-Shand; Elinor Barker; Laura Trott), 4:10.236.

• 2. United States (Jennifer Valente; Chloe Dygert; Kelly Catlin; Sarah Hammer), 4:12.454.

fencing

Women's Sabre Team

Bronze Medal

• United States (Monica Aksamit; Dagmara Wozniak; Ibtihaj Muhammad; Mariel Zagunis), def. Italy (Rossella Gregorio; Irene Vecchi; Loreta Gulotta; Ilaria Bianco), 45-30

Gold Medal

• Russia (Ekaterina Dyachenko; Yuliya Gavrilova; Yana Egorian; Sofya Velikaya), def. Ukraine (Olga Kharlan; Olena Kravatska; Alina Komashchuk; Olena Voronina), 45-30

Field Hockey • men

GAMES SUNDAY

QuarterfinalS

Spain vs. Argentina, 8 am

Belgium vs. India, 10:30 am

Netherlands vs. Australia, 4 pm

Germany vs. New Zealand, 6:30 pm

FIELD HOCKEY • WOMEN

FIRST ROUND

Group AWLTPtsGFGA

Netherlands40113131

New Zealand31110115

Germany221766

Spain2306612

China122535

South Korea0411313

Group BWLTPtsGFGA

Britain50015124

United States41012145

Australia3208115

Argentina2306126

Japan0411316

India0411319

results saturday

Argentina 5, India 0

Australia 2, Japan 0

Britain 2, United States 1

Netherlands 2, Germany 0

New Zealand 1, China 0

Spain 3, South Korea 2

Golf • men

THIRD ROUND • RIO DE JANEIRO

At Olympic Golf Course

Yards: 7,133 Par: 71 Top 20 plus ties

Justin Rose, Britain67-69-65—201

Henrik Stenson, Sweden66-68-68—202

Marcus Fraser, Australia63-69-72—204

Bubba Watson, USA73-67-67—207

David Lingmerth, Sweden69-70-68—207

Emiliano Grillo, Argentina70-69-68—207

Mikko Ilonen, Finland73-69-66—208

Padraig Harrington, Ireland70-71-67—208

Matt Kuchar, USA69-70-69—208

Gregory Bourdy, France67-69-72—208

Rafa Cabrera Bello, Spain67-70-71—208

K. Aphibarnrat, Thailand71-69-69—209

C.T. Pan, Taiwan69-69-71—209

Rickie Fowler, USA75-71-64—210

Rodolfo Cazaubon, Mexico76-66-68—210

Danny Willett, Britain71-70-69—210

Bernd Wiesberger, Austria74-67-69—210

Byeong Hun An, S. Korea68-72-70—210

Nicolas Colsaerts, Belgium68-71-71—210

Fabian Gomez, Argentina70-67-73—210

Thomas Pieters, Belgium67-66-77—210

S.S.P. Chawrasia, India71-71-69—211

Soren Kjeldsen, Denmark73-68-70—211

Sergio Garcia, Spain69-72-70—211

Graham DeLaet, Canada66-71-74—211

Thongchai Jaidee, Thailand70-75-67—212

Fabrizio Zanotti, Paraguay70-74-68—212

Yuta Ikeda, Japan74-69-69—212

Joost Luiten, Netherlands72-70-70—212

Seamus Power, Ireland71-67-74—212

Thorbjorn Olesen, Denmark70-68-74—212

Alex Cejka, Germany67-71-74—212

Matteo Manassero, Italy69-73-71—213

Martin Kaymer, Germany69-72-72—213

Danny Lee, New Zealand72-65-76—213

Haotong Li, China70-73-71—214

Scott Hend, Australia74-69-71—214

Patrick Reed, USA72-69-73—214

Jaco van Zyl, South Africa71-74-70—215

Ashun Wu, China74-71-70—215

Nino Bertasio, Italy72-72-71—215

Roope Kakko, Finland72-76-68—216

Adilson da Silva, Brazil72-71-73—216

Espen Kofstad, Norway72-76-69—217

Ryan Fox, New Zealand70-73-74—217

David Hearn, Canada73-70-74—217

Felipe Aguilar, Chile71-71-75—217

Ricardo Gouveia, Portugal73-68-76—217

Jose-Filipe Lima, Portugal70-70-77—217

Brandon Stone, S. Africa75-72-71—218

Jhonattan Vegas, Venezuela72-76-71—219

Gavin Green, Malaysia73-74-72—219

Danny Chia, Malaysia73-70-76—219

Jeunghun Wang, S. Korea70-72-77—219

Sid. Rahman, Bangladesh75-70-75—220

M. Luis Tabuena, Philippines73-75-73—221

Julien Quesne, France71-79-72—222

Anirban Lahiri, India74-73-75—222

Shingo Katayama, Japan74-75-77—226

Wen-Tang Lin, Taiwan77-77-WD

Rowing

Men's Single Sculls

Final A

1. Mahe Drysdale, New Zealand, 6:41.34.

2. Damir Martin, Croatia, 6:41.34.

3. Ondrej Synek, Czech Republic, 6:44.10.

Men's Eight

Final A

• 1. Britain (Scott Durant; Andrew T Hodge; Pete Reed; Matt Langridge; Phelan Hill; Tom Ransley; Matt Gotrel; Paul Bennett; William Satch), 5:29.63.

• 2. Germany (Maximilian Munski; Andreas Kuffner; Maximilian Reinelt; Richard Schmidt; Martin Sauer; Malte Jakschik; Eric Johannesen; Felix Drahotta; Hannes Ocik), 5:30.96.

• 3. Netherlands (Boaz Meylink; Kaj Hendriks; Tone Wieten; Mechiel Versluis; Robert Luecken; Olivier Siegelaar; Boudewijn Roell; Dirk Uittenbogaard; Peter Wiersum), 5:31.59.

• 4. United States (Sam Dommer; Alexander Karwoski; Stephen Kasprzyk; Robert Munn; Samuel Ojserkis; Hans Struzyna; Glenn Ochal; Michael Di Santo; Austin Hack), 5:34.23.

Women's Single Sculls

Final A

1. Kimberley Brennan, Australia, 7:21.54.

2. Genevra Stone, United States, 7:22.92.

3. Jingli Duan, China, 7:24.13.

Women's Eight

Final A

• 1. United States (Emily Regan; Amanda Polk; Tessa Gobbo; Eleanor Logan; Katelin Snyder; Kerry Simmonds; Lauren Schmetterling; Meghan Musnicki; Amanda Elmore), 6:01.49.

• 2. Britain (Katie Greves; Frances Houghton; Jessica Eddie; Karen Bennett; Zoe de Toledo; Melanie Wilson; Polly Swann; Olivia Carnegie-Brown; Zoe Lee), 6:03.98.

• 3. Romania (Roxana Cogianu; Mihaela Petrila; Madalina Beres; Adelina Bogus; Daniela Druncea; Ioana Strungaru; Iuliana Popa; Laura Oprea; Andreea Boghian), 6:04.10.

soccer • men

GAMES SATURDAY

Quarterfinals

Brazil 2, Colombia 0

Germany 4, Portugal 0

Honduras 1, South Korea 0

Nigeria 2, Denmark 0

Soccer • women

games tuesday

Semifinals

Sweden vs. Brazil, 11 am

Germany vs. Canada, 2 pm

swimming

Men's 1500 Freestyle

Final

1. Gregorio Paltrinieri, Italy, 14:34.57.

2. Connor Jaeger, United States, 14:39.48.

3. Gabriele Detti, Italy, 14:40.86.

4. Jordan Wilimovsky, United States, 14:45.03.

Men's 4x100m Medley Relay

Final

• 1. United States (Ryan Murphy; Michael Phelps; Cody Miller; Nathan Adrian), 3:27.95.

• 2. Britain (Chris Walker-Hebborn; James Guy; Adam Peaty; Duncan Scott), 3:29.24.

• 3. Australia (Mitchell Larkin; David Morgan; Jake Packard; Kyle Chalmers), 3:29.93.

Women's 50 Freestyle

Final

1. Pernille Blume, Denmark, 24.07.

2. Simone Manuel, United States, 24.09.

3. Aliaksandra Herasimenia, Belarus, 24.11.

Women's 4x100 Medley Relay

Final

• 1. United States (Kathleen Baker; Dana Vollmer; Lilly King; Simone Manuel), 3:53.13.

• 2. Australia (Taylor McKeown; Emma McKeon; Emily Seebohm; Cate Campbell), 3:55.00.

• 3. Denmark (Pernille Blume; Rikke Moller Pedersen; Mie Nielsen; Jeanette Ottesen), 3:55.01.

team Handball • Men

FIRST ROUND

Group AWLTPts

France3106

Denmark3106

Croatia3106

Qatar1213

Argentina1302

Tunisia0211

Group BWLTPts

Germany3106

Slovenia3106

Brazil2115

Poland2204

Egypt1213

Sweden0400

RESULTS SATURDAY

Argentina 23, Tunisia 21

Croatia 29, France 28

Denmark 26, Qatar 25

Egypt 27, Brazil 27

Germany 28, Slovenia 25

Poland 25, Sweden 24

TEAM HANDBALL • WOMEN

FIRST ROUND

Group AWLTPts

Brazil3106

Norway3106

Angola2204

Romania2204

Spain2204

Montenegro0400

Group BWLTPts

Russia4008

France3106

Sweden2115

Netherlands1124

South Korea0311

Argentina0400

games sunday

Montenegro vs. Brazil, 7:30 am

Sweden vs. France, 9:30 am

Netherlands vs. Russia, 12:40 pm

Norway vs. Romania, 2:40 pm

Spain vs. Angola, 5:50 pm

Argentina vs. South Korea, 7:50 pm

tennis

SINGLES

Men's Semifinals

• Andy Murray (2), Britain, def. Kei Nishikori (4), Japan, 6-1, 6-4.

• Juan Martin del Potro, Argentina, def. Rafael Nadal (3), Spain, 5-7, 6-4, 7-6 (5).

Women's Gold Medal

• Monica Puig, Puerto Rico, def. Angelique Kerber, Germany, 6-4, 4-6, 6-1.

Women's Bronze Medal

• Petra Kvitova, Czech Republic, def. Madison Keys, United States, 7-5, 2-6, 6-2.

Doubles

Women's Bronze Medal

• Lucie Safarova and Barbora Strycova, Czech Republic, def. Andrea Hlavackova and Lucie Hradecka (6), Czech Republic, 7-5, 6-1.

Mixed

Semifinals

• Venus Williams and Rajeev Ram, United States, def. Sania Mirza and Rohan Bopanna (4), India, 2-6, 6-2, 10-3.

• Bethanie Mattek-Sands and Jack Sock, United States, def. Lucie Hradecka and Radek Stepanek, Czech Republic, 6-4, 7-6 (3).

Trampoline

Men

Final

1. Uladzislau Hancharou, Belarus, 61.745.

2. Dong Dong, China, 60.535.

3. Lei Gao, China, 60.175.

VOLLEYBALL • MEN

FIRST ROUND

Group AWLPts

Italy309

Brazil216

France216

Canada226

United States123

Mexico040

Group BWLPts

Argentina319

Poland319

Russia318

Iran227

Egypt133

Cuba040

results saturday

• Argentina 3, Cuba 0 (25-16, 25-14, 25-16)

• Canada 3, Mexico 0 (25-20, 25-13, 25-22)

• Iran 3, Egypt 0 (28-26, 25-22, 25-16)

• Russia 3, Poland 2 (25-18, 16-25, 25-18, 22-25, 15-13)

• United States 3, France 1 (25-22, 25-22, 14-25, 25-22)

Brazil vs. Italy, late

games monday

Argentina vs. Egypt, 6:30 am

United States vs. Mexico, 8:35 am

Russia vs. Iran, noon

Poland vs. Cuba, 2:05 pm

Italy vs. Canada, 5:30 pm

Brazil vs. France, 7:35 pm

VOLLEYBALL • WOMEN

FIRST ROUND

Group AWLPts

Brazil4012

Russia4012

South Korea226

Japan133

Argentina132

Cameroon041

Group BWLPts

United States4011

Serbia319

Netherlands319

China227

Italy040

Puerto Rico040

games sunday

Serbia vs. Netherlands, 6:30 am

South Korea vs. Cameroon, 8:35 am

Italy vs. Puerto Rico, noon

United States vs. China, 2:05 pm

Japan vs. Argentina, 5:30 pm

Brazil vs. Russia, 7:35 pm

Water Polo • men

FIRST ROUND

Group AWLTPtGFGA

Brazil31063429

Greece20263428

Hungary10354737

Serbia11243736

Australia12143233

Japan04002849

Group BWLTPtGFGA

Croatia31062928

Spain31063726

Italy31063331

Montenegro22042723

United States13022528

France04001934

games sunday

Montenegro vs. Spain, 10:50 am

Australia vs. Greece, 12:10 pm

United States vs. Italy, 1:30 pm

France vs. Croatia, 2:50 pm

Serbia vs. Japan, 5:30 pm

Brazil vs. Hungary, 6:50 pm

WATER POLO • WOMEN

Group AWLTPtGFGA

Italy30062715

Australia21043115

Russia12022331

Brazil03001333

Group BWLTPtGFGA

United States30063414

Spain21042729

Hungary12022933

China03002337

results saturday

Australia 10, Brazil 3

Italy 10, Russia 5

Spain 12, China 8

United States 11, Hungary 6

sUNDAY'S SCHEDULE

ATHLETICS

Women's Marathon, 7:30 am

Men's High Jump Qualifying, 6:30 pm

Women's 400 Semifinals, 6:35 pm

Women's Triple Jump Final, 7:55 pm

Men's 100 Semifinals, 7 pm

Women's 1500 Semifinals, 7:30 pm

Men's 400 Final, 8 pm

Men's 100 Final, 9:25 pm

BADMINTON

Men's & Women's Singles Prelims, 7 am

Men's & Women's Singles Prelims, 1:30 pm

Women's Singles & Mixed Doubles Quarterfinals, 5:30 pm

BEACH VOLLEYBALL

Women's Quarterfinals, 2 pm

Women's Quarterfinals, 9 pm

BOXING

Women's 75kg, Men's 56kg, 64kg, 81kg Prelims, 60kg Semifinal, 49kg Gold Medal, 9 am

Women's 75kg, Men's 56kg, 64kg, 81kg Prelims, 60kg Semifinal, 3 pm

Cycling (Track)

Men Omnium, I Scratch 15km, 2 pm

Men Sprint, Finals 3-4 & 1-2 (1st Heat)

Women Sprint, 200 t.t Qualifying

Men Sprint, Finals 3-4 & 1-2 (2nd Heat)

Men Omnium, II Ind. Pursuit 4km

Women Sprint, 1/16 Final

Men Sprint, Finals 3-4 & 1-2 (3rd Heat)

Women Sprint, repechages 1/16 Final

Men Omnium, II Elimination

DIVING

Women's 3-meter Springboard Finals, 2 pm

EQUESTRIAN

Jumping Individual Qualification, 8 am

FENCING

Men's Epee Team First Round, Quarterfinals and Semifinals, 7 am

Men's Epee Team Finals, 3 pm

FIELD HOCKEY

Men

Spain vs. Argentina, 8 am

Belgium vs. India, 10:30 am

Netherlands vs. Australia, 4 pm

Germany vs. New Zealand, 6:30 pm

GOLF

Men's Final Round, 6 am

GYMNASTICS (ARTISTIC)

Men's Floor, noon

Women's Vault, 12:47 pm

Men's Pommel Horse, 1:34 pm

Women's Uneven Bars, 2:21 pm

SAILING

Men's RS:X (medal race), 11 am

Women's RS:X (medal race)

Men's Finn

Men's 470

Women's 470

Mixed Nacra 17

SHOOTING

Men's 50-Meter Qualification, 7 am

Men's 50-Meter Final, 11 am

Synchronized Swimming

Duet Free Routine Prelims, 9 am

TABLE TENNIS

Men's Team Quarterfinals, 8 am

Men's Team Quarterfinals, 1 pm

Women's Team Semifinal, 5:30 pm

TEAM HANDBALL

Women

Montenegro vs. Brazil, 7:30 am

Sweden vs. France, 9:30 am

Netherlands vs. Russia, 12:40 pm

Norway vs. Romania, 2:40 pm

Spain vs. Angola, 5:50 pm

Argentina vs. South Korea, 7:50 pm

TENNIS

Men's Singles Gold Medal, Women's Doubles Gold Medal and Mixed Doubles Gold Medal, 10 am

VOLLEYBALL

Women

Serbia vs. Netherlands, 6:30 am

South Korea vs. Cameroon, 8:35 am

Italy vs. Puerto Rico, noon

United States vs. China, 2:05 pm

Japan vs. Argentina, 5:30 pm

Brazil vs. Russia, 7:35 pm

WATER POLO

Men

Montenegro vs. Spain, 10:50 am

Australia vs. Greece, 1:10 pm

United States vs. Italy, 1:30 pm

France vs. Croatia, 2:50 pm

Serbia vs. Japan, 5:30 pm

Brazil vs. Hungary, 6:50 pm

WEIGHTLIFTING

Women's 75kg-Plus Final, 5 pm

Wrestling (Greco-Roman)

59kg and 75kg Group Stage, 8 am

59kg and 75kg Medal Stage, 2 pm