Chronological summary of the 2016 Summer Olympics

The 2016 Summer Olympics runs from Friday 5 August to Sunday 21 August, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This is a chronological summary of the major events that took place during the course of the Games.

Day (−2) — Wednesday 3 August

3 August 2016 — detailed results
Football The first competitions of the Games took place. The first matches in the group stage of the women's tournament were played.

Day (−1) — Thursday 4 August

4 August 2016 — detailed results
Football The first matches in the group stage of the men's tournament were held.

Day 0 — Friday 5 August

5 August 2016 — detailed results

Off-field update Boxer Hassan Saada (Morocco) was arrested over allegations of sexual assault. He will be detained for 15 days, pending an investigation, which will prevent him from competing in any boxing events. Archery The ranking round in both the men's individual competition and the women's individual competition took place. Opening ceremony The opening ceremony was held at Maracanã Stadium at 20:00 BRT (23:00 UTC). Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima, marathon bronze medalist at the 2004 Summer Olympics, lit the Olympic cauldron. Soccer legend Pele, who was widely rumored to be the first choice to light it, was unable to attend for health reasons.

Day 1 — Saturday 6 August

Detailed results (day 1)

6 August 2016 — detailed results

Archery Men's team: Semifinal no. 1: South Korea 6–0  Australia Semifinal no. 2: China 0–6  United States Bronze Medal Match: Australia 6–2  China Gold Medal Match: South Korea 6–0  United States Basketball Men's tournament: First day of the Group stage Women's tournament: First day of the Group stage Boxing Men's light flyweight: Round of 32 Men's lightweight: First day of the Round of 32 Men's light heavyweight: First day of the Round of 32 Men's heavyweight: Round of 32 Cycling (road) In the men's individual road race, Greg Van Avermaet of Belgium won the gold medal with a time of 6h 10' 05". Jakob Fuglsang of Denmark finished close behind to win the silver, and Rafał Majka was five seconds behind to earn the bronze. Equestrian Individual eventing: Dressage round Team eventing: Dressage round Fencing Women's épée: Semifinal no. 1:  Rossella Fiamingo (ITA) defeated  Sun Yiwen (CHN), 12–11 Semifinal no. 2:  Emese Szász (HUN) defeated  Lauren Rembi (FRA), 10–6 Bronze Medal Match:  Sun Yiwen (CHN) defeated  Lauren Rembi (FRA), 15–13 Gold Medal Match:  Emese Szász (HUN) defeated  Rossella Fiamingo (ITA), 15–13 Field hockey Men's tournament: First day of the Group stage Women's tournament: First day of the Group stage Football This was the second day of the group stage in the women's tournament. Gymnastics (artistic) The men's artistic qualification rounds took place. During the vault rotation, France's Samir Aït Saïd suffered a serious injury when his left leg snapped on landing. Handball The first day of the group stage in the women's tournament: Judo Women's 48 kg (extra-lightweight): Semi-final no. 1:  Jeong Bo-kyeong (KOR) defeated  Dayaris Mestre (CUB) Semi-final no. 2:  Paula Pareto (ARG) defeated  Ami Kondo (JPN) Bronze Medal Match no. 1:  Ami Kondo (JPN) defeated  Mönkhbatyn Urantsetseg (MGL) Bronze Medal Match no. 2:  Galbadrakhyn Otgontsetseg (KAZ) defeated  Dayaris Mestre (CUB) Gold Medal Match:  Paula Pareto (ARG) defeated  Jeong Bo-kyeong (KOR) Men's 60 kg (extra-lightweight) Semi-final no. 1:  Beslan Mudranov (RUS) defeated  Amiran Papinashvili (GEO) Semi-final no. 2:  Yeldos Smetov (KAZ) defeated  Orkhan Safarov (AZE) Bronze Medal Match no. 1:  Naohisa Takato (JPN) defeated  Orkhan Safarov (AZE) Bronze Medal Match no. 2:  Diyorbek Urozboev (UZB) defeated  Amiran Papinashvili (GEO) Gold Medal Match:  Beslan Mudranov (RUS) defeated  Yeldos Smetov (KAZ) Rowing This was the first day of the heats round in eight of the 14 rowing events. Rugby sevens This was the first day of the pool stage in the women's tournament. Shooting In the men's 10 m air pistol, Hoàng Xuân Vinh of Vietnam recorded 202.5 points to win the gold medal edging out Felipe Almeida Wu of Brazil by 0.4 points. Pang Wei (China) won the bronze with 180.4 points. This is also Vietnam's first ever gold medal in any Olympic event. In the women's 10 m air rifle, Virginia Thrasher (USA) won the gold medal with 208 points. Du Li (China) scored 207 points to win silver and defending Olympic champion Yi Siling (China) scored 185.4 points to win the bronze. Swimming Men's 400 m freestyle: Mack Horton (Australia) finished at 3:41.55 to earn the gold medal, defending Olympic champion Sun Yang (China) finished at 3:41.68 to win the silver, and Gabriele Detti (Italy) won the bronze with a time of 3:43.49. Men's 400 m individual medley: Japan's Kosuke Hagino earned the gold medal with a time of 4:06.05, Chase Kalisz of the United States recorded a time of 4:06.75 to win silver, and Japan's Daiya Seto won the bronze with a time of 4:09.71. Women's 400 m individual medley: Hungary's Katinka Hosszú set a world record of 4:26.36 to finish with the gold, the United States's Maya DiRado finished with the silver with a time of 4:31.15, and Spain's Mireia Belmonte recorded 4:32.39 to win the bronze. Women's 4×100 m freestyle relay: The Australian team of Emma McKeon, Brittany Elmslie, Bronte Campbell, Cate Campbell set a new world record with a time of 3:30.65 to win gold. Team USA (Simone Manuel, Abbey Weitzeil, Dana Vollmer, Katie Ledecky) finished with silver with a time of 3:31.89 setting a new American record. Team Canada (Sandrine Mainville, Chantal Van Landeghem, Taylor Ruck, Penny Oleksiak) recorded a time of 3:32.89 to win the bronze also setting a new national record. Table tennis The first day of the preliminary rounds in both the men's singles and the women's singles were held. Tennis This was the first day of the round of 64 in both the men's singles and the women's singles, and the round of 32 in the men's doubles and the women's doubles. Volleyball (indoor) Women's indoor: Group stage Volleyball (beach) Men's beach: Group stage Women's beach: Group stage Water polo The group stage in the men's tournament began: Weightlifting In the women's 48 kg, Thailand's Sopita Tanasan won the gold with a score of 200, Indonesia's Sri Wahyuni Agustiani earned a score of 192 to win the silver, and Japan's Hiromi Miyake won the bronze with a score of 188.

Summary table (day 1)

6 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Archery Men's team Kim Woo-jin Ku Bon-chan Lee Seung-yun  South Korea Brady Ellison Zach Garrett Jake Kaminski  United States Alec Potts Ryan Tyack Taylor Worth  Australia Cycling Men's individual road race Greg Van Avermaet  Belgium Jakob Fuglsang  Denmark Rafał Majka  Poland Fencing Women's épée Emese Szász  Hungary Rossella Fiamingo  Italy Sun Yiwen  China Judo Men's 60 kg Beslan Mudranov  Russia Yeldos Smetov  Kazakhstan Naohisa Takato  Japan Diyorbek Urozboev  Uzbekistan Women's 48 kg Paula Pareto  Argentina Jeong Bo-kyeong  South Korea Ami Kondo  Japan Galbadrakhyn Otgontsetseg  Kazakhstan Shooting Men's 10 m air pistol Hoàng Xuân Vinh  Vietnam OR Felipe Almeida Wu  Brazil Pang Wei  China Women's 10 m air rifle Virginia Thrasher  United States OR Du Li  China Yi Siling  China Swimming Men's 400 m freestyle Mack Horton  Australia Sun Yang  China Gabriele Detti  Italy Men's 400 m individual medley Kosuke Hagino  Japan Chase Kalisz  United States Daiya Seto  Japan Women's 400 m individual medley Katinka Hosszú  Hungary WR Maya DiRado  United States Mireia Belmonte  Spain Women's 4×100 m freestyle relay Emma McKeon Brittany Elmslie Bronte Campbell Cate Campbell Madison Wilson*  Australia WR Simone Manuel Abbey Weitzeil Dana Vollmer Katie Ledecky Amanda Weir* Lia Neal* Allison Schmitt*  United States Sandrine Mainville Chantal Van Landeghem Taylor Ruck Penny Oleksiak Michelle Williams*  Canada Weightlifting Women's 48 kg Sopita Tanasan  Thailand Sri Wahyuni Agustiani  Indonesia Hiromi Miyake  Japan

Day 2 — Sunday 7 August

Detailed results (day 2)

7 August 2016 — detailed results

Archery Women's team: Semifinal no. 1: South Korea 5–1  Chinese Taipei Semifinal no. 2: Italy 3–5  Russia Bronze Medal Match: Chinese Taipei 5–3  Italy Gold Medal Match: South Korea 5–1  Russia Basketball Men's tournament: Group stage Women's tournament: Group stage Boxing Men's lightweight: Second day of the Round of 32 Men's light heavyweight: Second day of the Round of 32 Men's welterweight: First day of the Round of 32 Canoeing (slalom) Men's slalom C-1: Heats round men's slalom K-1: Heats round. Cycling (road) In the women's individual road race, Anna van der Breggen of Netherlands won the gold medal with a time of 3h 51' 27". Emma Johansson of Sweden finished second to win the silver, and Elisa Longo Borghini of Italy finished third to earn the bronze. Diving In the women's synchronized 3 m springboard, China (Shi Tingmao and Wu Minxia) finished with a score of 345.60 to win the gold, Italy (Tania Cagnotto and Francesca Dallapé) finished with 313.83 to win the silver, and Australia (Maddison Keeney and Anabelle Smith) finished with 299.19 to win the bronze. Equestrian Individual eventing: Dressage round Team eventing: Dressage round Fencing Men's foil: Semifinal no. 1:  Daniele Garozzo (ITA) defeated  Timur Safin (RUS), 15–8 Semifinal no. 2:  Alexander Massialas (USA) defeated  Richard Kruse (GBR), 15–9 Bronze Medal Match:  Timur Safin (RUS) defeated  Richard Kruse (GBR), 15–13 Gold Medal Match:  Daniele Garozzo (ITA) defeated  Alexander Massialas (USA), 15–11 Field hockey Men's tournament: Group stage Women's tournament: Group stage Football This was the second day of the group stage in the men's tournament. Gymnastics (artistic) Women's artistic qualification rounds. Handball This will be the first day of the group stage in the men's tournament. Group A: Croatia 23–30 Qatar Judo Men's 66 kg Semi-final no. 1:  An Ba-ul (KOR) defeated  Masashi Ebinuma (JPN) Semi-final no. 2:  Fabio Basile (ITA) defeated  Adrian Gomboc (SLO) Bronze Medal Match no. 1:  Rishod Sobirov (UZB) defeated  Adrian Gomboc (SLO) Bronze Medal Match no. 2:  Masashi Ebinuma (JPN) defeated  Antoine Bouchard (CAN) Gold Medal Match:  Fabio Basile (ITA) defeated  An Ba-ul (KOR) Women's 52 kg Semi-final no. 1:  Odette Giuffrida (ITA) defeated  Ma Yingnan (CHN) Semi-final no. 2:  Majlinda Kelmendi (KOS) defeated  Misato Nakamura (JPN) Bronze Medal Match no. 1:  Misato Nakamura (JPN) defeated  Érika Miranda (BRA) Bronze Medal Match no. 2:  Natalia Kuziutina (RUS) defeated  Ma Yingnan (CHN) Gold Medal Match:  Majlinda Kelmendi (KOS) defeated  Odette Giuffrida (ITA) Rowing This was the first day of the heats round in four rowing events, while the repechage round would be held in six of the events but postponed due to weather conditions. Rugby sevens This was the second day of the pool stage in the women's tournament. Women's tournament 9-12th place semifinals Brazil 24–0 Colombia Kenya 0–24 Japan Women's tournament quarterfinals: Australia 24–0 Spain Canada 15–5 France Great Britain 26–7 Fiji New Zealand 5–0 United States Shooting Women's 10 metre air pistol: Zhang Mengxue (China) recorded an Olympic record of 199.4 to win the gold, Vitalina Batsarashkina (Russia) won the silver with a score of 197.1, and Anna Korakaki (Greece) won the bronze with 177.7. Women's trap: In the Gold Medal Match, Catherine Skinner (Australia) finished with a score of 12 to win the gold, and Natalie Rooney (New Zealand) finished with the silver with 11. Corey Cogdell (United States) won a shoot-off over Fátima Gálvez (Spain) to earn the bronze. Swimming Men's 100 m breaststroke: In the final race, Adam Peaty (Great Britain) recorded a world record of 57.13 to win the gold. Cameron van der Burgh (South Africa) win the silver with a time of 58.69, and Cody Miller (USA) finished with the bronze at 58.87. Men's 4 × 100 m freestyle relay: In the final race, Team USA finished with a time of 3:09.92 to win the gold. For Michael Phelps this was a record 19th Olympic gold medal. France finished with the silver with a time of 3:10.53, and Australia finished with the bronze with 3:11.37. Women's 400 m freestyle: The final race saw Katie Ledecky (USA) break a world record with a time of 3:56.46 to win the gold. The silver went to Jazmin Carlin (Great Britain), who recorded a time of 4:01.23, and Leah Smith (USA) won the bronze with 4:01.92. Women's 100 m butterfly: In the final, Sarah Sjöström (Sweden) finished with 55.48 to record a gold medal, a world record, and an Olympic record. Penny Oleksiak (Canada) finished with the silver with 56.46, and Dana Vollmer (USA) won the bronze with 56.63. Table tennis Men's singles: Second round Women's singles: Second round Tennis Men's Singles: Round of 64 Women's Singles: Round of 64 Men's Doubles: Round of 32 Women's Doubles; Round of 32 Volleyball (indoor) Men's indoor tournament: First day of the Preliminary stage Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Second day of the Preliminary stage Women's beach tournament: Second day of the Preliminary stage Weightlifting Men's 56 kg: China's Long Qingquan won the Gold, setting an Olympic record of lifting 170 kg in the Clean&Jerk, and a world record of a total score of 307 kg. Om Yun-chol (North Korea) finished with a total score of 303 kg to win the silver, and the bronze went to Sinphet Kruaithong (Thailand) after recording a total score of 289 kg. Women's 53 kg: China's Li Yajun set a new Olympic record in Snatch after lifting 101 Kg but she was unable to lift her three Clean&Jerk attempts. The gold instead went to Hsu Shu-ching (Chinese Taipei), who finished with a score of 212 kg. The silver went to Hidilyn Diaz (Philippines) with a score of 200 kg, and Yoon Jin-hee (South Korea) finished with a score of 199 kg to win the bronze.

Summary table (day 2)

7 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Archery Women's team Chang Hye-jin Choi Mi-sun Ki Bo-bae  South Korea Tuyana Dashidorzhieva Ksenia Perova Inna Stepanova  Russia Le Chien-ying Lin Shih-chia Tan Ya-ting  Chinese Taipei Cycling Women's individual road race Anna van der Breggen  Netherlands Emma Johansson  Sweden Elisa Longo Borghini  Italy Diving Women's synchronized 3 m springboard Shi Tingmao Wu Minxia  China Tania Cagnotto Francesca Dallapé  Italy Maddison Keeney Anabelle Smith  Australia Fencing Men's foil Daniele Garozzo  Italy Alexander Massialas  United States Timur Safin  Russia Judo Men's 66 kg Fabio Basile  Italy An Ba-ul  South Korea Rishod Sobirov  Uzbekistan Masashi Ebinuma  Japan Women's 52 kg Majlinda Kelmendi  Kosovo Odette Giuffrida  Italy Misato Nakamura  Japan Natalia Kuziutina  Russia Shooting Women's 10 metre air pistol Zhang Mengxue  China OR Vitalina Batsarashkina  Russia Anna Korakaki  Greece Women's trap Catherine Skinner  Australia Natalie Rooney  New Zealand Corey Cogdell  United States Swimming Men's 100 m breaststroke Adam Peaty  Great Britain WR Cameron van der Burgh  South Africa Cody Miller  United States Men's 4 × 100 m freestyle relay Ryan Held Caeleb Dressel Michael Phelps Nathan Adrian Jimmy Feigen* Blake Pieroni* Anthony Ervin*  United States Mehdy Metella Fabien Gilot Florent Manaudou Jérémy Stravius Clément Mignon* William Meynard*  France James Roberts Kyle Chalmers James Magnussen Cameron McEvoy Matthew Abood*  Australia Women's 400 m freestyle Katie Ledecky  United States WR Jazmin Carlin  Great Britain Leah Smith  United States Women's 100 m butterfly Sarah Sjöström  Sweden WR Penny Oleksiak  Canada Dana Vollmer  United States Weightlifting Men's 56 kg Long Qingquan  China WR Om Yun-chol  North Korea Sinphet Kruaithong  Thailand Women's 53 kg Hsu Shu-ching  Chinese Taipei Hidilyn Diaz  Philippines Yoon Jin-hee  South Korea

Day 3 — Monday 8 August

Detailed results (day 3)

8 August 2016 — detailed results

Archery Men's individual: First day of 1/32 and 1/16 Elimination rounds Women's individual: First day of 1/32 and 1/16 Elimination rounds Basketball Men's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Boxing Men's light flyweight: Round of 16 Men's welterweight: Second day of the Round of 32 Men's middleweight: First day of the Round of 32 Men's heavyweight: Round of 16 Canoeing (slalom) Men's slalom C-2: Heats round Women's slalom K-1: Heats round Diving In the men's synchronized 10 metre platform, Chen Aisen and Lin Yue of China finished with a score of 496.98 to win gold, David Boudia and Steele Johnson of the United States had 457.11 to win the silver, and Tom Daley and Daniel Goodfellow of Great Britain won the bronze with a score of 444.45. Equestrian Individual eventing: Cross-country round Team eventing: Cross-country round Fencing Women's sabre: Semi-final no. 1:  Sofiya Velikaya (RUS) 15–14  Manon Brunet (FRA) Semi-final no. 2:  Yana Egorian (RUS) 15–9  Olha Kharlan (UKR) Bronze Medal Match:  Manon Brunet (FRA) 10–15  Olha Kharlan (UKR) Gold Medal Match:  Sofiya Velikaya (RUS) 14–15  Yana Egorian (RUS) Field hockey Men's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Gymnastics (artistic) Japan won the gold in the men's artistic team all-around with a final score of 274.094. Russia finished with the silver at 271.453, and China got the bronze with 271.122. Handball Women's tournament: Second day of the Group stage Judo Men's 73 kg Semi-final no. 1:  Shohei Ono (JPN) defeated  Dirk Van Tichelt (BEL) Semi-final no. 2:  Rustam Orujov (AZE) defeated  Sagi Muki (ISR) Bronze Medal Match no. 1:  Lasha Shavdatuashvili (GEO) defeated  Sagi Muki (ISR) Bronze Medal Match no. 2:  Dirk Van Tichelt (BEL) defeated  Miklós Ungvári (HUN) Gold Medal Match:  Shohei Ono (JPN) defeated  Rustam Orujov (AZE) Women's 57 kg Semi-final no. 1:  Dorjsürengiin Sumiyaa (MGL) defeated  Kaori Matsumoto (JPN) Semi-final no. 2:  Rafaela Silva (BRA) defeated  Corina Căprioriu (ROU) Bronze Medal Match no. 1:  Telma Monteiro (POR) defeated  Corina Căprioriu (ROU) Bronze Medal Match no. 2:  Kaori Matsumoto (JPN) defeated  Lien Chen-ling (TPE) Gold Medal Match:  Rafaela Silva (BRA) defeated  Dorjsürengiin Sumiyaa (MGL) Rowing Due to weather conditions, all races that were originally scheduled on 7 August were postponed and rescheduled for this day. Rugby sevens Women's tournament: Semi-final no. 1: Australia 17–5 Canada Semi-final no. 2: Great Britain 7–25 New Zealand Bronze Medal Match: Canada 33–10 Great Britain Gold Medal Match: Australia 24–17 New Zealand Sailing The first day of the Round Robin rounds in the Laser, Laser Radial, Men's RS:X, and Women's RS:X. Shooting In the final round of the Men's 10 m air rifle, Niccolò Campriani (Italy) set an Olympic record of 206.1 to win the gold. Serhiy Kulish (Ukraine) won the silver with 204.6, and Vladimir Maslennikov (Russia) won the bronze with 184.2. In the final round of the men's trap, the Gold Medal Match went into a shoot-off: Josip Glasnović (Croatia) came out ahead to win the gold, and Giovanni Pellielo (Italy) won the silver. Meanwhile, Edward Ling (Great Britain) defeated David Kostelecký (Czech Republic) in the Bronze Medal Match. Swimming Men's 200 m freestyle: Sun Yang (China) finished the final race with a time of 1:44.65 to win the gold, Chad le Clos (South Africa) finished at 1:45.20 to win the silver, and Conor Dwyer (USA) won the bronze with a time of 1:45.23. Men's 100 m backstroke: In the final, Ryan Murphy (USA) set an Olympic record of 51.97 to win the gold, Xu Jiayu (China) finished at 52.31 to win the silver, and David Plummer (USA) won the bronze with a time of 52.40. Women's 100 m backstroke: Katinka Hosszú (Hungary) won the gold with a time of 58.45 in the final. Kathleen Baker (USA) won the silver with a time of 58.75. Kylie Masse (Canada) and Fu Yuanhui (China) tied for third place with a time of 58.76, and thus were each awarded bronze medals. Women's 100 m breaststroke: Lilly King (USA) won the gold with an Olympic record of 1:04.93 in the final. Yuliya Yefimova (Russia) won the silver with a time of 1:05.50, and Katie Meili (USA) won the bronze with 1:05.69. Table tennis Men's singles: Third and fourth rounds Women's singles: Third and fourth rounds Tennis Men's Singles: Round of 32 Women's Singles: Round of 32 Men's Doubles: Round of 16 Women's Doubles: Round of 16 Volleyball (indoor) Women's indoor tournament: Second day of the Preliminary stage Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Third day of the Preliminary stage Women's beach tournament: Third day of the Preliminary stage Water polo Men's tournament: Second day of the Group stage Weightlifting Men's 62 kg: Óscar Figueroa (Colombia) won the gold with a final score of 318, Eko Yuli Irawan (Indonesia) finished with the silver with a score of 312, and Farkhad Kharki (Kazakhstan) finished at 305 to win the bronze. Women's 58 kg: Thailand's Sukanya Srisurat won gold with a total score of 240, after setting a new Olympic record after lifting 110 kg in Snatch. Thailand's Pimsiri Sirikaew finished with the silver with a final score of 232, and Kuo Hsing-chun (Chinese Taipei) won the bronze with a final score of 231.

Summary table (day 3)

8 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Diving Men's synchronized 10 m platform Chen Aisen Lin Yue  China David Boudia Steele Johnson  United States Tom Daley Daniel Goodfellow  Great Britain Fencing Women's sabre Yana Egorian  Russia Sofiya Velikaya  Russia Olha Kharlan  Ukraine Gymnastics Men's artistic team all-around Ryōhei Katō Kenzō Shirai Yūsuke Tanaka Koji Yamamuro Kōhei Uchimura  Japan Denis Ablyazin David Belyavskiy Ivan Stretovich Nikolai Kuksenkov Nikita Nagornyy  Russia Deng Shudi Lin Chaopan Liu Yang You Hao Zhang Chenglong  China Judo Men's 73 kg Shohei Ono  Japan Rustam Orujov  Azerbaijan Lasha Shavdatuashvili  Georgia Dirk Van Tichelt  Belgium Women's 57 kg Rafaela Silva  Brazil Dorjsürengiin Sumiyaa  Mongolia Telma Monteiro  Portugal Kaori Matsumoto  Japan Rugby sevens Women's tournament Nicole Beck Charlotte Caslick Emilee Cherry Chloe Dalton Gemma Etheridge Ellia Green Shannon Parry Evania Pelite Alicia Quirk Emma Tonegato Amy Turner Sharni Williams  Australia Shakira Baker Kelly Brazier Gayle Broughton Theresa Fitzpatrick Sarah Goss Huriana Manuel Kayla McAlister Tyla Nathan-Wong Terina Te Tamaki Ruby Tui Niall Williams Portia Woodman  New Zealand Brittany Benn Hannah Darling Bianca Farella Jen Kish Ghislaine Landry Megan Lukan Kayla Moleschi Karen Paquin Kelly Russell Ashley Steacy Natasha Watcham-Roy Charity Williams  Canada Shooting Men's 10 m air rifle Niccolò Campriani  Italy OR Serhiy Kulish  Ukraine Vladimir Maslennikov  Russia Men's trap Josip Glasnović  Croatia Giovanni Pellielo  Italy Edward Ling  Great Britain Swimming Men's 200 m freestyle Sun Yang  China Chad Le Clos  South Africa Conor Dwyer  United States Men's 100 m backstroke Ryan Murphy  United States OR Xu Jiayu  China David Plummer  United States Women's 100 m backstroke Katinka Hosszú  Hungary Kathleen Baker  United States Kylie Masse  Canada Fu Yuanhui  China Women's 100 m breaststroke Lilly King  United States OR Yuliya Yefimova  Russia Katie Meili  United States Weightlifting Men's 62 kg Óscar Figueroa  Colombia Eko Yuli Irawan  Indonesia Farkhad Kharki  Kazakhstan Women's 58 kg Sukanya Srisurat  Thailand OR Pimsiri Sirikaew  Thailand Kuo Hsing-chun  Chinese Taipei

Day 4 — Tuesday 9 August

Detailed results (day 4)

9 August 2016 — detailed results

Archery Men's individual: Second day of 1/32 and 1/16 Elimination rounds Women's individual: Second day of 1/32 and 1/16 Elimination rounds Basketball Men's tournament: Fourth day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Fourth day of the Group stage Boxing Men's lightweight: Round of 16 Men's middleweight: Second day of the Round of 32 Men's super heavyweight: Round of 32 Canoeing (slalom) In the final race in the men's slalom C-1, Denis Gargaud Chanut (France) won the gold with a time of 94.17, Matej Benus (Slovakia) finished with the silver with a time of 95.02, and Takuya Haneda (Japan) finished at 97.44 to win the bronze. Diving The gold medal in the women's synchronized 10 metre platform went to China (Chen Ruolin and Liu Huixia) with a score of 354.00. Malaysia (Cheong Jun Hoong and Pandelela Rinong) finished at 344.34 to win the silver, and Canada (Meaghan Benfeito and Roseline Filion) won the bronze with a score of 336.18. Equestrian Individual eventing: Michael Jung (Germany) finished with the lowest total score of 40.90 to win the gold, Astier Nicolas (France) finished with the silver with a total score of 48.00, and Phillip Dutton (United States) finished at 51.80 to win the bronze. Team eventing: France finished with the lowest total score of 169.00 to win the gold. Germany won the silver with a score of 172.80, and Australia finished at 175.30 to with the bronze. Fencing Men's épée Semi-final no. 1:  Gauthier Grumier (FRA) 13–15  Géza Imre (HUN) Semi-final no. 2:  Benjamin Steffen (SUI) 9–15  Park Sang-young (KOR) Bronze Medal Match:  Gauthier Grumier (FRA) 15–11  Benjamin Steffen (SUI) Gold Medal Match:  Géza Imre (HUN) 14–15  Park Sang-young (KOR) Field hockey Men's tournament: Fourth day of the Group stage Football Women's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Gymnastics (artistic) In the final of the women's artistic team all-around, Team USA finished with a total score of 184.897 to win the gold, Russia finished with the silver with 176.688, and China won the bronze with 176.003 Handball Men's tournament: Second day of the Group stage Judo Men's 81 kg Semi-final no. 1:  Travis Stevens (USA) defeated  Avtandil Tchrikishvili (GEO) Semi-final no. 2:  Khasan Khalmurzaev (RUS) defeated  Sergiu Toma (UAE) Bronze Medal Match no. 1:  Sergiu Toma (UAE) defeated  Matteo Marconcini (ITA) Bronze Medal Match no. 2:  Takanori Nagase (JPN) defeated  Avtandil Tchrikishvili (GEO) Gold Medal Match:  Khasan Khalmurzaev (RUS) defeated  Travis Stevens (USA) Women's 63 kg Semi-final no. 1:  Tina Trstenjak (SLO) defeated  Mariana Silva (BRA) Semi-final no. 2:  Clarisse Agbegnenou (FRA) defeated  Miku Tashiro (JPN) Bronze Medal Match no. 1:  Yarden Gerbi (ISR) defeated  Miku Tashiro (JPN) Bronze Medal Match no. 2:  Anicka van Emden (NED) defeated  Mariana Silva (BRA) Gold Medal Match:  Tina Trstenjak (SLO) defeated  Clarisse Agbegnenou (FRA) Rowing Men's single sculls: Quarterfinals and semifinals Men's coxless pair: Semifinals Men's double sculls: Semifinals Men's lightweight coxless four: Semifinals Women's single sculls: Quarterfinals and semifinals Women's double sculls: Semifinals Rugby sevens Men's tournament: First day of the pool stage Sailing The second day of competition in the Laser, Laser Radial, Men's RS:X, and Women's RS:X. The first day of competition in the Finn. Shooting Women's 25 m pistol: The top two in the semifinal round faced each other in the Gold Medal Match, and the third and fourth place finishers faced each other for the bronze: Bronze Medal Match:  Heidi Diethelm Gerber (SUI) 8–4  Zhang Jingjing (CHN) Gold Medal Match:  Anna Korakaki (GRE) 8–6  Monika Karsch (GER) Swimming Men's 200 m butterfly: Michael Phelps (United States) finished the final race with a time of 1:53.36 to win gold, beating Masato Sakai (Japan), who finished with a time of 1:53.40 to win the silver, and Tamás Kenderesi (Hungary), who finished with the bronze at 1:53.62. Men's 4 × 200 m freestyle relay: Team USA won the final race and the gold with a time of 7:00.66, Great Britain was second and received the silver with 7:03.13, and Japan was third with 7:03.50. Women's 200 metre freestyle: Finishing the final race at 1:53.73, Katie Ledecky (United States) won the gold. |Sarah Sjöström finished with the silver at 1:54.08, and Emma McKeon (Australia) finished at 1:54.92 to win the bronze. Women's 200 metre individual medley: Hungary's Katinka Hosszú recorded an Olympic record of 2:06.58 in the final race to win the gold, beating Great Britain's Siobhan-Marie O'Connor time of 2:06.88. Maya DiRado (USA) finished in third at 2:08.79. Table tennis Men's singles: Quarterfinals Women's singles: Quarterfinals Tennis Men's Singles: Second day of the Round of 32 Women's Singles: Round of 16 Men's Doubles: Quarterfinals Women's Doubles: Second day of the Round of 16, and the first day of the Quarterfinals Volleyball (indoor) Men's indoor tournament: Second day of the Preliminary stage Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Fourth day of the Preliminary stage Women's beach tournament: Fourth day of the Preliminary stage Water polo Women's tournament: First day of the Group stage Weightlifting Men's 69 kg: Shi Zhiyong of China finished with a total score of 352 kg to win the gold, beating Turkey's Daniyar Ismayilov's total final score of 351 kg. Kyrgyzstan's Izzat Artykov finished with 339 kg to win the bronze. Women's 63 kg: China's Deng Wei set a world record of 147 kg in the Clean & Jerk, and another world record for a total score of 262 kg, to win the gold. Choe Hyo-sim (North Korea) finished in second at 248 kg, and Karina Goricheva (Kazakhstan) finished with the bronze with a total score of 243 kg.

Summary table (day 4)

9 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Canoeing Men's slalom C-1 Denis Gargaud Chanut  France Matej Beňuš  Slovakia Takuya Haneda  Japan Diving Women's synchronized 10 m platform Chen Ruolin Liu Huixia  China Cheong Jun Hoong Pandelela Rinong  Malaysia Meaghan Benfeito Roseline Filion  Canada Equestrian Individual eventing Michael Jung  Germany Astier Nicolas  France Phillip Dutton  United States Team eventing Karim Laghouag Thibaut Vallette Mathieu Lemoine Astier Nicolas  France Julia Krajewski Sandra Auffarth Ingrid Klimke Michael Jung  Germany Shane Rose Stuart Tinney Sam Griffiths Chris Burton  Australia Fencing Men's épée Park Sang-young  South Korea Géza Imre  Hungary Gauthier Grumier  France Gymnastics Women's artistic team all-around Simone Biles Gabby Douglas Laurie Hernandez Madison Kocian Aly Raisman  United States Angelina Melnikova Aliya Mustafina Maria Paseka Daria Spiridonova Seda Tutkhalyan  Russia Fan Yilin Mao Yi Shang Chunsong Tan Jiaxin Wang Yan  China Judo Men's 81 kg Khasan Khalmurzaev  Russia Travis Stevens  United States Sergiu Toma  United Arab Emirates Takanori Nagase  Japan Women's 63 kg Tina Trstenjak  Slovenia Clarisse Agbegnenou  France Yarden Gerbi  Israel Anicka van Emden  Netherlands Shooting Women's 25 metre pistol Anna Korakaki  Greece Monika Karsch  Germany Heidi Diethelm Gerber  Switzerland Swimming Men's 200 m butterfly Michael Phelps  United States Masato Sakai  Japan Tamás Kenderesi  Hungary Men's 4 × 200 m freestyle relay Conor Dwyer Townley Haas Ryan Lochte Michael Phelps Clark Smith* Jack Conger* Gunnar Bentz*  United States Stephen Milne Duncan Scott Daniel Wallace James Guy Robbie Renwick *  Great Britain Kosuke Hagino Naito Ehara Yuki Kobori Takeshi Matsuda  Japan Women's 200 metre freestyle Katie Ledecky  United States Sarah Sjöström  Sweden Emma McKeon  Australia Women's 200 metre individual medley Katinka Hosszú  Hungary OR Siobhan-Marie O'Connor  Great Britain Maya DiRado  United States Weightlifting Men's 69 kg Shi Zhiyong  China Daniyar Ismayilov  Turkey Izzat Artykov  Kyrgyzstan Women's 63 kg Deng Wei  China WR Choe Hyo-sim  North Korea Karina Goricheva  Kazakhstan

Day 5 — Wednesday 10 August

Detailed results (day 5)

10 August 2016 — detailed results

Archery Men's individual: Third day of 1/32 and 1/16 Elimination rounds Women's individual: Third day of 1/32 and 1/16 Elimination rounds Basketball Men's tournament: Fifth day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Fifth day of the Group stage Boxing Men's light flyweight: Quaterfinals Men's bantamweight: First day of the Round of 32 Men's light welterweight: First day of the Round of 32 Men's light heavyweight: First day of the Round of 16 Men's heavyweight: Quarterfinals Canoeing (slalom) Men's slalom K-1: In the final, Joseph Clarke of Great Britain finished at 88.53 to win the gold, Peter Kauzer of Slovenia won the silver with a time of 88.70, and Jiří Prskavec of the Czech Republic finished at 88.99 to win the bronze. Cycling (road) Men's road time trial: Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland won the gold with a time of 1:12:15.42, Dutchman Tom Dumoulin won silver with a time of 1:13:02.83, and Chris Froome of Great Britain finished at 1:13:17.54 to win bronze. Women's road time trial: American Kristin Armstrong recorded a time of 44:26.42 to win gold, while Olga Zabelinskaya of Russia won silver with a time of 44:31.97. Anna van der Breggen of the Netherlands won bronze with a time of 44:37.80. Diving Men's synchronized 3 metre springboard: With a total of 454.32, Chris Mears and Jack Laugher of Great Britain won the gold, Sam Dorman and Michael Hixon of the United States had 450.21 to win the silver, and Cao Yuan and Qin Kai finished with 443.70 to win the bronze. Equestrian Individual dressage: First day of the Grand Prix Team dressage: First day of the Grand Prix Fencing Men's sabre: Semi-final no. 1:  Kim Jung-hwan (KOR) 12–15  Áron Szilágyi (HUN) Semi-final no. 2:  Mojtaba Abedini (IRI) 14–15  Daryl Homer (USA) Bronze Medal Match:  Kim Jung-hwan (KOR) 15–8  Mojtaba Abedini (IRI) Gold Medal Match:  Áron Szilágyi (HUN) 15–8  Daryl Homer (USA) Women's foil: Semi-final no. 1:  Inès Boubakri (TUN) 9–12  Elisa Di Francisca (ITA) Semi-final no. 2:  Aida Shanayeva (RUS) 3–15  Inna Deriglazova (RUS) Bronze Medal Match:  Inès Boubakri (TUN) 15–11  Aida Shanayeva (RUS) Gold Medal Match:  Elisa Di Francisca (ITA) 11–12  Inna Deriglazova (RUS) Field hockey Men's tournament: Fifth day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Fifth day of the Group stage Football Men's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Gymnastics (artistic) The gold in the men's artistic individual all-around was won by Kohei Uchimura (Japan) with a final score of 92.365. Oleg Verniaiev (Ukraine) finished with the silver with a final score of 92.266, and Max Whitlock (Great Britain) finished in third with 90.641. Handball Women's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Judo Men's 90 kg Women's 70 kg Rowing All events were postponed and rescheduled due to weather conditions Rugby sevens Men's tournament: Second day of the pool stage, and the Quarterfinals Men's Placing 9-12 United States 24-12 Brazil Men's Placing 9-12 Spain 14-12 Kenya Men's Quartefinals Fiji 12-7 New Zealand Men's Quartefinals Japan 12-7 France Men's Quartefinals Great Britain 5-0 (a.e.t.) Argentina Men's Quartefinals South Africa 22-5 Australia Sailing Finn: Races 3 and 4 Laser: Races 5 and 6 Laser Radial: Races 5 and 6 The first day of competition in the Men's 470: Races 1 and 2 Women's 470: Races 1 and 2 Nacra 17: Races 1 to 3 Shooting Men's 50 m pistol: Jin Jong-oh of South Korea recorded an Olympic record of 193.7 in the final to win the gold, coming back from 7th place during the final to become the first shooter to win three consecutive Olympic gold medals in one event. Hoàng Xuân Vinh (Vietnam) won the silver with 191.3, and Kim Song-guk (North Korea) finished at 172.8 to win the bronze. Men's double trap: Independent Olympic athlete Fehaid Al-Deehani, originally from Kuwait, won the gold medal after beating Italy's Marco Innocenti in the final. Steven Scott defeated Tim Kneale (both from Great Britain) to win the bronze. Swimming Men's 100 m freestyle: Eighteen-year-old Kyle Chalmers (Australia) set a Junior world record of 47.58 in the final to win the gold. Pieter Timmers (Belgium) finished in second at 47.80, and Nathan Adrian finished with the bronze with 47.85. Men's 200 m breaststroke: Dmitriy Balandin (Kazakhstan) won the gold with a time of 2:07.46 in the final, Josh Prenot finished at 2:07.53 to win the silver, and Anton Chupkov (Russia) won the bronze with a time of 2:07.78 Women's 200 m butterfly: The gold went to Mireia Belmonte of Spain, who recorded a time of 2:04.85 in the final. Madeline Groves of Australia finished second at 2:04.88, and Natsumi Hoshi of Japan finished third at 2:05.20. Women's 4 × 200 m freestyle relay: In the final, the United States finished at 7:43.03 to win the gold, Australia finished at 7:44.87 to win the silver, and Canada finished in third with a time of 7:45.39. Table tennis Women's singles: Semi-final no. 1:  Ding Ning (CHN) 4– 1  Kim Song-i (PRK) Semi-final no. 2:  Li Xiaoxia (CHN) 4–0  Ai Fukuhara (JPN) Bronze Medal Match:  Kim Song-i (PRK) 4–1  Ai Fukuhara (JPN) Gold Medal Match:  Ding Ning (CHN) 4–3  Li Xiaoxia (CHN) Tennis All events were postponed and rescheduled due to weather conditions Volleyball (indoor) Women's indoor tournament: Third day of the Preliminary stage Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Fifth day of the Preliminary stage Women's beach tournament: Fifth day of the Preliminary stage Water polo Men's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Weightlifting Men's 77 kg: Nijat Rahimov (Kazakhstan) set a world record of 214 kg in the Clean & Jerk, and finished with 379 kg overall, to win the gold. Lü Xiaojun (China) set a world record of 177 in the Snatch and also finished with a total score of 379 kg, but lost the tiebreaker based on body weight and thus was awarded the silver. Mohamed Mahmoud of Egypt won the bronze with a final score of 361. Women's 69 kg: Xiang Yanmei (China) finished with the gold with a final score of 261 kg, Zhazira Zhapparkul (Kazakhstan) finished at 259 kg to win the silver, and Sara Ahmed (Egypt) won the bronze with a final score of 255 kg.

Summary table (day 5)

10 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Canoeing Men's slalom K-1 Joseph Clarke  Great Britain Peter Kauzer  Slovenia Jiří Prskavec  Czech Republic Cycling Men's road time trial Fabian Cancellara  Switzerland Tom Dumoulin  Netherlands Chris Froome  Great Britain Women's road time trial Kristin Armstrong  United States Olga Zabelinskaya  Russia Anna van der Breggen  Netherlands Diving Men's synchronized 3 m springboard Chris Mears Jack Laugher  Great Britain Sam Dorman Michael Hixon  United States Cao Yuan Qin Kai  China Fencing Men's sabre Áron Szilágyi  Hungary Daryl Homer  United States Kim Jung-hwan  South Korea Women's foil Inna Deriglazova  Russia Elisa Di Francisca  Italy Inès Boubakri  Tunisia Gymnastics Men's artistic individual all-around Kōhei Uchimura  Japan Oleg Vernyayev  Ukraine Max Whitlock  Great Britain Judo Men's 90 kg Mashu Baker  Japan Varlam Liparteliani  Georgia Gwak Dong-han  South Korea Cheng Xunzhao  China Women's 70 kg Haruka Tachimoto  Japan Yuri Alvear  Colombia Sally Conway  Great Britain Laura Vargas Koch  Germany Rowing Men's quadruple sculls Postponed and rescheduled Women's quadruple sculls Shooting Men's 50 m pistol Jin Jong-oh  South Korea OR Hoàng Xuân Vinh  Vietnam Kim Song-guk  North Korea Men's double trap Fehaid Al-Deehani  Independent Olympic Athletes Marco Innocenti  Italy Steven Scott  Great Britain Swimming Men's 100 m freestyle Kyle Chalmers  Australia Pieter Timmers  Belgium Nathan Adrian  United States Men's 200 m breaststroke Dmitriy Balandin  Kazakhstan Josh Prenot  United States Anton Chupkov  Russia Women's 200 m butterfly Mireia Belmonte  Spain Madeline Groves  Australia Natsumi Hoshi  Japan Women's 4 × 200 m freestyle relay Allison Schmitt Leah Smith Maya DiRado Katie Ledecky Missy Franklin* Melanie Margalis* Cierra Runge*  United States Leah Neale Emma McKeon Bronte Barratt Tamsin Cook Jessica Ashwood*  Australia Katerine Savard Taylor Ruck Penny Oleksiak Brittany MacLean Emily Overholt* Kennedy Goss*  Canada Table tennis Women's singles Ding Ning  China Li Xiaoxia  China Kim Song-i  North Korea Weightlifting Men's 77 kg Nijat Rahimov  Kazakhstan WR Lü Xiaojun  China Mohamed Mahmoud  Egypt Women's 69 kg Xiang Yanmei  China Zhazira Zhapparkul  Kazakhstan Sara Ahmed  Egypt

Day 6 — Thursday 11 August

Detailed results (day 6)

11 August 2016 — detailed results

Archery Women's individual: Final rounds Semifinal 1: Alejandra Valencia 2–6 Lisa Unruh Semifinal 2: Ki Bo-bae 3–7 Chang Hye-jin Bronze Medal Game: Alejandra Valencia 4–6 Ki Bo-bae Gold Medal Game: Lisa Unruh 2–6 Chang Hye-jin Badminton First day of the Group stage of all five events Basketball Men's tournament: Sixth day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Sixth day of the Group stage Boxing Men's bantamweight: Second day of the Round of 32 Men's light welterweight: Second day of the Round of 32 Men's welterweight: Round of 16 Men's light heavyweight: Second day of Round of 16 Canoeing (slalom) Men's slalom C-2: In the final, Ladislav Škantár and Peter Škantár (Slovakia) finished in first with a time of 101.58. David Florence and Richard Hounslow (Great Britian) won the silver with a time of 102.01, and Gauthier Klauss and Matthieu Péché (France) won the bronze with a time of 103.24 Women's slalom K-1: Maialen Chourraut (Spain) finished with a time of 98.65 in the final to win the gold, Luuka Jones (New Zealand) finished in second at 101.82, and Jessica Fox (Australia) won the bronze with 102.49. Cycling (track) Men's team sprint: In the Gold Medal Race, Great Britain set an Olymnpic record of 42.440 to beat New Zealand's 42.542. In the Bronze Medal Race, France finished at 43.143 versus Australia's 43.298. Equestrian Individual dressage: Second day of the Grand Prix Team dressage: Second day of the Grand Prix Fencing Women's team épée: Semifinal 1:  China 45–36  Estonia Semifinal 2:  Russia 31–45  Romania Bronze Medal Game:  Estonia 31–37  Russia Gold Medal Game:  China 38–44  Romania Field hockey Men's tournament: Sixth day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Sixth day of the Group stage Golf Men's individual: Round 1 Gymnastics (artistic) In the women's artistic individual all-around, Simone Biles (USA) won the gold with a total of 62.198, Aly Raisman (USA) won the silver with a total of 60.098, and Aliya Mustafina (Russia) finished with the bronze with 58.665. Handball Men's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Judo Men's 100 kg: Semifinal 1: Elmar Gasimov defeated Artem Bloshenko Semifinal 2: Lukáš Krpálek defeated Cyrille Maret Bronze Medal Match 1: Cyrille Maret defeated Karl-Richard Frey Bronze Medal Match 2: Ryunosuke Haga defeated Artem Bloshenko Gold Medal Game: Lukáš Krpálek defeated Elmar Gasimov Women's 78 kg Semifinal 1: Kayla Harrison defeated Anamari Velenšek Semifinal 2: Audrey Tcheuméo defeated Mayra Aguiar Bronze Medal Match 1: Mayra Aguiar defeated Yalennis Castillo Bronze Medal Match 2: Anamari Velenšek defeated Luise Malzahn Gold Medal Game: Kayla Harrison defeated Audrey Tcheuméo Rowing Men's coxless pair: In the final race, Eric Murray and Hamish Bond (New Zealand) finished with a tome of 6:59.71 to win the gold, Lawrence Brittain and Shaun Keeling (South Africa) finished at 7:02.51 to win the silver, and Giovanni Abagnale and Marco Di Costanzo (Italy) won the bronze with a time of 7:04.52. Men's double sculls: Martin Sinković and Valent Sinković (Croatia) finished the final race with a time of 6:50.28 to win the gold, the silver was won by Mindaugas Griškonis and Saulius Ritter (Lithuania) with a time of 6:51.39, and third place went to Kjetil Borch and Olaf Tufte (Norway) with a time of 6:53.25. Men's quadruple sculls: Germany won the final race with a time of 6:06.81, Australia finished with the silver at 6:07.96, and the bronze went to Estonia for their time of 6:10.65. Men's lightweight coxless four: Switzerland finished first in the final race at 6:20.51, Denmark's time of 6:21.97 earned them the silver, and third place went to France and their time of 6:07.32. Women's double sculls: Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozłowska and Natalia Madaj (Poland) won the final race with a time of 7:40.10, the silver went to Victoria Thornley and Katherine Grainger (Great Britian) and their time of 7:41.05, and Lithuania's Donata Vištartaitė and Milda Valčiukaitė finished in third at 7:43.76. Women's quadruple sculls: Germany won the gold after finishing the final race at 6:49:39. The Netherlands won the silver with a time of 6:50:33, and Poland finished at 6:50:86 to win the bronze. Rugby sevens Men's tournament: Semifinal 1: Fiji 20–5 Japan Semifinal 2: Great Britain 7–5 South Africa Bronze Medal Game: Japan 14–54 South Africa Gold Medal Game: Fiji 43–7 Great Britain Sailing Finn: Races 5 and 6 Men's 470: Races 3 and 4 Women's 470: Races 3 and 4 Nacra 17: Races 3 to 6 Men's RS:X: Races 7 to 9 Women's RS:X: Races 7 to 9 Shooting Women's 50 m rifle three positions: In the final round, Barbara Engleder (Germany) won the gold with a total score of 458.6, Zhang Binbin (China) finished in second with 458.4, and Du Li (China) won the brinze with 447.4. Swimming Men's 200 m backstroke: Ryan Murphy (USA) finished the final race with a time of 1:53.62 to win the gold, beating Mitch Larkin (Australia) and Evgeny Rylov (Russia), who were slightly behind at 1:53.96 and 1:53.97 to win the silver and bronze, respectively. Men's 200 m individual medley: In the final, Michael Phelps (USA) won the gold with a time of 1:54.66, becoming the third athlete and the first swimmer to have won four consecutive Olympic gold medals in one event. Kosuke Hagino (Japan) won the silver with a time of 1:56.61, and Wang Shun (China) finished in third with 1:57.05. Women's 100 m freestyle: In the final, Simone Manuel (USA) and Penny Oleksiak (Canada) tied for first place with an Olympic record of 52.70, and thus each were awarded gold medals. Because of the first place tie, no silver medal was awarded, but Sarah Sjöström (Sweden) was given the bronze after finishing behind them with a time of 52.99. Women's 200 metre breaststroke: Rie Kaneto (Japan) finished the final race at 2:20.30 to win the gold, Yulia Yefimova (Russia) finished in second at 2:21.97, and Shi Jinglin (China) finished in third at 2:22.28. Table tennis Men's singles: Semifinal 1: Ma Long 4–2 Jun Mizutani Semifinal 2: Vladimir Samsonov 1–4 Zhang Jike Bronze Medal Game: Jun Mizutani 4–1 Vladimir Samsonov Gold Medal Game: Ma Long 4–0 Zhang Jike Tennis Men's Singles: Third round Women's Singles: Quarterfinals Men's Doubles: Semifinals Women's Doubles: Quarterfinals Mixed Doubles: First round Volleyball (indoor) Men's indoor tournament: Third day of the Preliminary stage Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Sixth day of the Preliminary stage Women's beach tournament: Sixth day of the Preliminary stage Water polo Women's tournament: Second day of the Group stage

Summary table (day 6)

11 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Archery Women's individual Chang Hye-jin  South Korea Lisa Unruh  Germany Ki Bo-bae  South Korea Canoeing Men's slalom C-2 Ladislav Škantár Peter Škantár  Slovakia David Florence Richard Hounslow  Great Britain Gauthier Klauss Matthieu Péché  France Women's slalom K-1 Maialen Chourraut  Spain Luuka Jones  New Zealand Jessica Fox  Australia Cycling Men's team sprint Philip Hindes Jason Kenny Callum Skinner  Great Britain Eddie Dawkins Ethan Mitchell Sam Webster  New Zealand Grégory Baugé François Pervis Michaël D'Almeida  France Fencing Women's team épée Simona Gherman Simona Pop Ana Maria Popescu  Romania Hao Jialu Sun Yiwen Sun Yujie Xu Anqi  China Olga Kochneva Violetta Kolobova Tatiana Logunova Lyubov Shutova  Russia Gymnastics Women's artistic individual all-around Simone Biles  United States Aly Raisman  United States Aliya Mustafina  Russia Judo Men's 100 kg Lukáš Krpálek  Czech Republic Elmar Gasimov  Azerbaijan Ryunosuke Haga  Japan Cyrille Maret  France Women's 78 kg Kayla Harrison  United States Audrey Tcheuméo  France Mayra Aguiar  Brazil Anamari Velenšek  Slovenia Rowing Men's coxless pair Hamish Bond Eric Murray  New Zealand Lawrence Brittain Shaun Keeling  South Africa Giovanni Abagnale Marco Di Constanzo  Italy Men's double sculls Martin Sinković Valent Sinković  Croatia Mindaugas Griškonis Saulius Ritter  Lithuania Kjetil Borch Olaf Tufte  Norway Men's quadruple sculls Philipp Wende Lauritz Schoof Karl Schulz Hans Gruhne  Germany Karsten Forsterling Alexander Belonogoff Cameron Girdlestone James McRae  Australia Andrei Jämsä Allar Raja Tõnu Endrekson Kaspar Taimsoo  Estonia Men's lightweight coxless four Mario Gyr Simon Niepmann Simon Schürch Lucas Tramèr  Switzerland Jacob Barsøe Jacob Larsen Kasper Winther Jørgensen Morten Jørgensen  Denmark Franck Solforosi Thomas Baroukh Guillaume Raineau Thibault Colard  France Women's double sculls Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozłowska Natalia Madaj  Poland Victoria Thornley Katherine Grainger  Great Britain Donata Vištartaitė Milda Valčiukaitė  Lithuania Women's quadruple sculls Carina Baer Julia Lier Lisa Schmidla Annekatrin Thiele  Germany Chantal Achterberg Nicole Beukers Inge Janssen Carline Bouw  Netherlands Maria Springwald Joanna Leszczyńska Agnieszka Kobus Monika Ciaciuch  Poland Rugby sevens Men's tournament Masivesi Dakuwaqa Apisai Domolailai Osea Kolinisau Semi Kunatani Viliame Mata Leone Nakarawa Vatemo Ravouvou Savenaca Rawaca Kitione Taliga Josua Tuisova Jerry Tuwai Jasa Veremalua Samisoni Viriviri  Fiji Mark Robertson Ruaridh McConnochie Phil Burgess Dan Norton James Rodwell Tom Mitchell Dan Bibby James Davies Ollie Lindsay-Hague Sam Cross Marcus Watson Mark Bennett  Great Britain Cecil Afrika Tim Agaba Kyle Brown Juan de Jongh Justin Geduld Francois Hougaard Werner Kok Cheslin Kolbe Dylan Sage Seabelo Senatla Kwagga Smith Philip Snyman Roscko Speckman  South Africa Shooting Women's 50 m rifle three positions Barbara Engleder  Germany Zhang Binbin  China Du Li  China Swimming Men's 200 m backstroke Ryan Murphy  United States Mitch Larkin  Australia Evgeny Rylov  Russia Men's 200 m individual medley Michael Phelps  United States Kosuke Hagino  Japan Wang Shun  China Women's 100 m freestyle Simone Manuel  United States OR Not awarded Sarah Sjöström  Sweden Penny Oleksiak  Canada Women's 200 m breaststroke Rie Kaneto  Japan Yulia Yefimova  Russia Shi Jinglin  China Table tennis Men's singles Ma Long  China Zhang Jike  China Jun Mizutani  Japan

Day 7 — Friday 12 August

Detailed results (day 7)

12 August 2016 — detailed results

Archery Men's individual: Semifinal 1: Jean-Charles Valladont 7–3 Sjef van den Berg Semifinal 2: Ku Bon-chan 6–5 Brady Ellison Bronze Medal Game: Sjef van den Berg 2–6 Brady Ellison Gold Medal Game: Jean-Charles Valladont 3–7 Ku Bon-chan Athletics Men's 20 km walk: Wang Zhen (China) finished with the gold with a time of 1:19:14, Cai Zelin (China) finished in second with 1:19:26, and Dane Bird-Smith finished with 1:19:37 to win the bronze. Women's 10,000 m: Almaz Ayana (Ethiopia) set a world record of 29:17.45 to win the gold, Vivian Cheruiyot (Kenya) finished with a time of 29:32.53 to win the silver, and Tirunesh Dibaba (Ethiopia) finished in third at 29:42.56. Women's shot put: In the final round, Michelle Carter (USA) recorded the farthest distance at 20.63 m to win the gold, Valerie Adams (New Zealand) won the silver with a distance of 20.42 m, and Anita Marton (Hungary) throw of 19.87 m earned her the bronze. Badminton Second day of the Group stage of all five events Basketball Men's tournament: Seventh day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Seventh day of the Group stage Boxing Men's light flyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals were awarded to each loser in the semifinals): Joahnys Argilagos 1–2 Yuberjen Martinez Hasanboy Dusmatov 3–0 Nico Hernández Men's middleweight: Round of 16 Women's flyweight: Round of 16 Women's lightweight: Round of 16 Cycling (track) Men's team pursuit: In the Gold Medal Race, Great Britain set a world record of 3:50.265 to beat Australia's time of 3:51.008. In the Bronze Medal Race, Denmark finished at 3:53.789 to win the bronze, beating New Zealand's time of 3:56.753. Women's team sprint: China won the Gold Medal Race with a time of 32.107, over Russia's 32.401. Germany won the Bronze Medal Race with a time of 32.636, over Australia's 32.658. Diving Women's 3 m springboard: Preliminaries Equestrian Individual dressage: Grand Prix Special Team dressage: At the end of the Grand Prix Special/Final round, Germany finished with a total score of 81.936 to win the gold, Great Britain finished in second with 78.595, and the United States was awarded the bronze with a final score of 76.667. Fencing Men's team foil: Semifinal 1:  Italy 30–45  France Semifinal 2:  Russia 45–41  United States Bronze Medal Game:  Italy 31–45  United States Gold Medal Game:  France 41–45  Russia Field hockey Men's tournament: Seventh day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Seventh day of the Group stage Football Women's tournament: Quarterfinals United States 1 (3)–1 (4) (pen.) Sweden China 0–1 Germany Canada 1–0 France Brazil 0 (7)–0 (6) (pen.) Australia Golf Men's individual: Round 2 Gymnastics (trampoline) Women's trampoline: In the final, Rosannagh MacLennan (Canada) won the gold with a final score of 56.465, Bryony Page (Great Britain) won the silver with a total score of 56.040, and Li Dan (China) finished with 55.885 to win the bronze. Handball Women's tournament: Fourth day of the Group stage Judo Men's +100 kg: Semifinal 1: Teddy Riner def. Or Sasson Semifinal 2: Hisayoshi Harasawa def. Abdullo Tangriev Bronze Medal Match 1: Rafael Silva def. Abdullo Tangriev Bronze Medal Match 2: Or Sasson def. Alex García Mendoza Gold Medal Game: Teddy Riner def. Hisayoshi Harasawa Women's +78 kg Semifinal 1: Émilie Andéol def. Yu Song Semifinal 2: Idalys Ortiz def. Kanae Yamabe Bronze Medal Match 1: Kanae Yamabe def. Kayra Sayit Bronze Medal Match 2: Yu Song def. Kim Min-jung Gold Medal Game: Émilie Andéol def. Idalys Ortiz Rowing Men's lightweight double sculls: Pierre Houin and Jeremie Azou (France) finished with the gold with a time of 6:30.70, Gary O'Donovan and Paul O'Donovan (Ireland) finished at 6:31.23 to earn the silver, and Kristoffer Brun and Are Strandli (Norway) finished in third with 6:31.39. Men's coxless four: The final race saw Great Britain take the gold with a time of 5:58.61. Austria finished in second at 6:00.44, and Italy in third with 6:03.85. Women's coxless pair: Great Britian's Helen Glover and Heather Stanning captured the gold with a time of 7:18.29 in the final. New Zealand's Genevieve Behrent and Rebecca Scown came in second at 7:19.53, and Denmark's Hedvig Rasmussen and Anne Andersen came in third with 7:20.71. Women's lightweight double sculls: Maaike Head and Ilse Paulis of the Netherlands captured the gold with a time of 7:04.73. Finishing at 7:05.88, Canada's Lindsay Jennerich and Patricia Obee were awarded the silver, and China's Huang Wenyi and Pan Feihong came in third at 7:06.49. Sailing 49er: Races 1 to 3 49erFX: Races 1 to 3 Men's 470: Races 5 and 6 Women's 470: Races 5 and 6 Men's RS:X: Races 10 to 12 Women's RS:X: Races 10 to 12 Laser: Races 7 and 8 Laser Radial: Races 7 and 8 Shooting Men's 50 m rifle prone: The gold went to Henri Junghänel (Germany), who finished with a total of 209.5.Kim Jong-hyun (South Korea) finished in second with 208.2, and Kirill Grigoryan (Russia) finished with 187.3 to earn the bronze. Women's skeet: Diana Bacosi (Italy) defeated Chiara Cainero (Italy) in the Gold Medal Match, while Kim Rhode defeated Wei Meng in the Bronze Medal Match. Swimming Men's 50 m freestyle: The gold went to Anthony Ervin (USA) with a time of 21.40 in the final, Florent Manaudou (France) finished at 21.41 to win the silver, and Nathan Adrian (USA) finished at 21.49 to win the bronze. Men's 100 m butterfly: Joseph Schooling (Singapore) set an Olympic record of 50.39 to win the gold. A three-way tie then occurred at 51.14 for second place, and all three were awarded silver medals: Michael Phelps (USA), Chad le Clos (South Africa), and László Cseh (Hungary). No bronze medals were awarded because of the tie. Women's 800 m freestyle: Katie Ledecky (USA) set a world record of 8:04.79 to win the gold, Jazmin Carlin (Great Britian) finished in second with 8:16.17, and Boglárka Kapás (Hungary) finished in third with 8:16.37. Women's 200 m backstroke: The gold went to Maya DiRado (USA) with a time of 2:05:99, Katinka Hosszú (Hungary) finished in second with 2:06:05, and Hilary Caldwell (Canada) finished in third with 2:07:54. Table tennis Men's team: First Round Women's team: First Round Tennis Men's Singles: Quaterfinals Juan Martín del Potro def. Roberto Bautista Agut Rafael Nadal def. Thomaz Bellucci Kei Nishikori def. Gael Monfils Andy Murray def. Steve Johnson Women's Singles: Semifinals Mónica Puig def. Petra Kvitová Angelique Kerber def. Madison Keys Men's Doubles: Bronze Medal Game: Johnson – Sock def. Nestor – Pospisil Gold Medal Game: López – Nadal def. Mergea – Tecău Women's Doubles: Semifinals Makarova – Vesnina def. Šafářová – Strýcová Bacsinszky – Hingis def. Hlaváčková – Hradecká Mixed Doubles: Quarterfinals Mattek-Sands – Sock def. Pereira – Melo Hradecká – Štěpánek def. Begu – Tecău Mirza – Bopanna def. Watson – Murray Williams – Ram def. Vinci – Fognini Volleyball (indoor) Women's indoor tournament: Fourth day of the Preliminary stage Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Round of 16 Women's beach tournament: Round of 16 Water polo Men's tournament: Fourth day of the Group stage Weightlifting Men's 85 kg: Kianoush Rostami (Iran) set a world record with a total score of 396 kg to win the gold, Tian Tao (China) finished with the silver with a total score of 395 kg, and Gabriel Sîncrăian (Romania) finished with the bronze with a total score of 390 kg and winning a tiebreaker based on body weight. Women's 75 kg: Rim Jong-sim (North Korea) finished with the gold with a total of 274 kg, the silver went to Darya Naumava (Belarus) after recording a total score of 258 kg, and Lidia Valentín (Spain) won the bronze with a total of 257 kg.

Summary table (day 7)

12 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Archery Men's individual Ku Bon-chan  South Korea Jean-Charles Valladont  France Brady Ellison  United States Athletics Men's 20 km walk Wang Zhen  China Cai Zelin  China Dane Bird-Smith  Australia Women's 10,000 m Almaz Ayana  Ethiopia WR Vivian Cheruiyot  Kenya Tirunesh Dibaba  Ethiopia Women's shot put Michelle Carter  United States Valerie Adams  New Zealand Anita Marton  Hungary Cycling Men's team pursuit Steven Burke Ed Clancy Owain Doull Bradley Wiggins  Great Britain WR Alex Edmondson Jack Bobridge Michael Hepburn Sam Welsford Callum Scotson  Australia Lasse Norman Hansen Niklas Larsen Frederik Madsen Casper von Folsach Rasmus Quaade  Denmark Women's team sprint Gong Jinjie Zhong Tianshi  China Daria Shmeleva Anastasiia Voinova  Russia Miriam Welte Kristina Vogel  Germany Equestrian Team dressage Kristina Broring-Sprehe Sonke Rothenberger Dorothee Schneider Isabell Werth  Germany Spencer Wilton Fiona Bigwood Carl Hester Charlotte Dujardin  Great Britain Allison Brock Kasey Perry-Glass Steffen Peters Laura Graves  United States Fencing Men's team foil Artur Akhmatkhuzin Alexey Cheremisinov Timur Safin  Russia Enzo Lefort Jérémy Cadot Erwan Le Péchoux  France Gerek Meinhardt Alexander Massialas Miles Chamley-Watson  United States Gymnastics Women's trampoline Rosannagh MacLennan  Canada Bryony Page  Great Britain Li Dan  China Judo Men's +100 kg Teddy Riner  France Hisayoshi Harasawa  Japan Or Sasson  Israel Rafael Silva  Brazil Women's +78 kg Émilie Andéol  France Idalys Ortiz  Cuba Kanae Yamabe  Japan Yu Song  China Rowing Men's lightweight double sculls Jeremie Azou Pierre Houin  France Gary O'Donovan Paul O'Donovan  Ireland Kristoffer Brun Are Strandli  Norway Men's coxless four Alex Gregory Constantine Louloudis George Nash Mohamed Sbihi  Great Britain William Lockwood Josh Dunkley-Smith Josh Booth Alexander Hill  Australia Domenico Montrone Matteo Castaldo Matteo Lodo Giuseppe Vicino  Italy Women's coxless pair Helen Glover Heather Stanning  Great Britain Genevieve Behrent Rebecca Scown  New Zealand Hedvig Rasmussen Anne Andersen  Denmark Women's lightweight double sculls Maaike Head Ilse Paulis  Netherlands Lindsay Jennerich Patricia Obee  Canada Huang Wenyi Pan Feihong  China Shooting Men's 50 m rifle prone Henri Junghänel  Germany Kim Jong-hyun  South Korea Kirill Grigoryan  Russia Women's skeet Diana Bacosi  Italy Chiara Cainero  Italy Kim Rhode  United States Swimming Men's 50 m freestyle Anthony Ervin  United States Florent Manaudou  France Nathan Adrian  United States Men's 100 m butterfly Joseph Schooling  Singapore OR, AR Michael Phelps  United States Not awarded Chad le Clos  South Africa László Cseh  Hungary Women's 800 m freestyle Katie Ledecky  United States WR Jazmin Carlin  Great Britain Boglárka Kapás  Hungary Women's 200 m backstroke Maya DiRado  United States Katinka Hosszú  Hungary Hilary Caldwell  Canada Tennis Men's doubles Marc López Rafael Nadal  Spain Florin Mergea Horia Tecău  Romania Steve Johnson Jack Sock  United States Weightlifting Men's 85 kg Kianoush Rostami  Iran WR Tian Tao  China Gabriel Sîncrăian  Romania Women's 75 kg Rim Jong-sim  North Korea Darya Naumava  Belarus Lidia Valentín  Spain

Day 8 — Saturday 13 August

Detailed results (day 8)

13 August 2016 — detailed results

Athletics Men's 10,000 m: Mo Farah (Great Britain) finished with a time of 27:05.17 to win the gold, Paul Tanui (Kenya) finished in second at 27:05.64, and Tamirat Tola (Ethiopia) finished in third with 27:06.26. Men's long jump: Jeff Henderson of the United States recorded a distance of 8.38 m to win the gold, beating South Africa's Luvo Manyonga's distance of 8.37 m. Greg Rutherford of Great Britain finished in third with 8.29 m. Men's discus throw: Christoph Harting of Germany recorded a distance of 68.37 m to win the gold. Poland's Piotr Małachowski won the silver with 67.55 m, and Daniel Jasinski of Germany finished in third with a distance of 67.05 m. Women's 100 m: In the final race, Elaine Thompson (Jamaica) won the gold with a time of 10.71. Tori Bowie (United States) finished in second at 10.83, and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce (Jamaica) finished in third with 10.86. Women's heptathlon: Nafissatou Thiam (Belgium) won the gold with a total score of 6810, Jessica Ennis-Hill (Great Britian) finished in second with a total score of 6775, and Brianne Theisen Eaton (Canada) finished with a total score of 6653 to win the bronze. Badminton Third day of the Group stage of all five events Basketball Men's tournament: Eighth day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Eighth day of the Group stage Boxing Men's flyweight: Round of 32 Men's welterweight: Quarterfinals Men's heavyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals were awarded to each loser in the semifinals): Evgeny Tishchenko 3–0 Rustam Tulaganov Vasiliy Levit 3–0 Erislandy Savón Men's super heavyweight: Round of 16 Cycling (track) Women's Keirin: In the final race, Elis Ligtlee of the Netherlands finished at 11.217 to win the gold, Becky James of Great Britian was +0.033 back to win the silver, and Anna Meares (Australia) was +0.038 back to win the bronze. Women's team pursuit: In the Gold Medal Race, Great Britain set a world record of 3:14.051 to beat the time of 3:19.727 by the United States. In the Bronze Medal Race, the time of 3:17.915 set by Canada beat Australia's 3:18.096. Diving Women's 3 m springboard: Semifinals Fencing Women's team sabre Semifinal 1: Russia 45–42  United States Semifinal 2: Italy 42–45  Ukraine Bronze Medal Game: Italy 30–45  United States Gold Medal Game: Russia 45–30  Ukraine Field hockey Women's tournament: Eighth day of the Group stage Football Men's tournament: Quarterfinals Portugal 0–4 Germany Nigeria 2–0 Denmark South Korea 0–1 Honduras Brazil 2–0 Colombia Golf Men's individual: Round 3 Gymnastics (trampoline) Men's trampoline: Uladzislau Hancharou (Belarus) finished with a total of 61.745 to win the gold, Dong Dong (China) finished in second with 60.535, and Gao Lei (China) finished in third with 60.175. Handball Men's tournament: Fourth day of the Group stage Rowing Men's single sculls: In the final, Mahé Drysdale (New Zealand) won the gold with a time of 6:41.34, Damir Martin (Croatia) was second at 6:41.34, and Ondřej Synek (Czech Republic) was third with 6:44.10. Men's eight: Great Britian finished the final with a time of 5:29.63 to win the gold, Germany finished at 5:30.96 to win the silver, and the Netherlands recorded a time of 5:31.59 to win the bronze. Women's single sculls: Kim Brennan (Australia) recorded a time of 7:21.54 in the final to capture the gold, Gevvie Stone (United States) came in second at 7:22.92, and Duan Jingli (China) finished in third with 7:24.13. Women's eight: In the final race, the United States won the gold with a time of 6:01.49, Great Britain was second at 6:03.98, and Romania in third with 6:04.10. Sailing 49er: Races 3 to 6 49erFX: Races 3 to 6 Finn: Races 7 and 8 Laser: Races 9 and 10 Laser Radial: Races 9 and 10 Nacra 17: Races 7 to 9 Shooting Men's 25 m rapid fire pistol: Christian Reitz (Germany) won the gold with 34 in the final, Jean Quiquampoix (France) came in second with 30, and Li Yuehong (China) came in third with 27. Men's skeet: In the Gold Medal Match, Gabriele Rossetti (Italy) recorded a score of 16, beating the score of 15 set by Marcus Svensson (Sweden). Abdullah Al-Rashidi, competing as an "independent Olympic athlete", scored 16 in the Bronze Medal Match versus the score of 14 recorded by Mikola Milchev (Ukraine). Swimming Men's 1500 m freestyle: In the final, Gregorio Paltrinieri (Italy) finished at 14:34.57 to win the gold, Connor Jaeger (United States) finished in second with 14:39.48, and Gabriele Detti was third at 14:40.86. Men's 4 × 100 m medley relay: In the final, Ryan Murphy set a world record time of 51.85 to help the United States team set an overall Olympic record of 3:27.95 to win the gold. Great Britain finished in second with 3:29.24, and Australia was third with 3:29.93. Women's 50 m freestyle: Pernille Blume (Denmark) finished first in the finals with a time of 24.07, the silver went to Simone Manuel (United States) after recording a time of 24.09, and Aliaksandra Herasimenia (Belarus) was third with 24.11. Women's 4 × 100 m medley relay: The United States won the gold with a time of 3:53.13 in the final, Australia came in second with 3:55.00, and Denmark was third with 3:55.01. Table tennis Men's team: First Round Women's team: Quarterfinals China 3–0  North Korea South Korea 2–3  Singapore Germany 3–1  Hong Kong Austria 0–3  Japan Tennis Men's Singles: Semifinal 1: Juan Martín del Potro def. Rafael Nadal Semifinal 2: Andy Murray def. Kei Nishikori Women's Singles: Bronze Medal Match: Petra Kvitová def. Madison Keys Gold Medal Match: Mónica Puig def. Angelique Kerber Women's Doubles: Bronze Medal Match: Šafářová – Strýcová def. Hlaváčková – Hradecká Mixed Doubles: Semifinal 1: Mattek-Sands – Sock def. Hradecká – Štěpánek Semifinal 2: Williams – Ram def. Mirza – Bopanna Volleyball (indoor) Men's indoor tournament: Fourth day of the Preliminary stage Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Round of 16 Women's beach tournament: Round of 16 Water polo Women's tournament: Third day of the Group stage Weightlifting Men's 94 kg: Sohrab Moradi (Iran) finished with the gold with a total score of 403 kg, Vadzim Straltsou (Belarus) was second with a total of 395 kg, and Aurimas Didžbalis (Lithuania) finished with the bronze with a total of 392.

Summary table (day 8)

13 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Athletics Men's 10,000 m Mo Farah  Great Britain Paul Tanui  Kenya Tamirat Tola  Ethiopia Men's long jump Jeff Henderson  United States Luvo Manyonga  South Africa Greg Rutherford  Great Britain Men's discus throw Christoph Harting  Germany Piotr Małachowski  Poland Daniel Jasinski  Germany Women's 100 m Elaine Thompson  Jamaica Tori Bowie  United States Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce  Jamaica Women's heptathlon Nafissatou Thiam  Belgium Jessica Ennis-Hill  Great Britain Brianne Theisen-Eaton  Canada Cycling Women's Keirin Elis Ligtlee  Netherlands Becky James  Great Britain Anna Meares  Australia Women's team pursuit Katie Archibald Elinor Barker Joanna Rowsell-Shand Laura Trott  Great Britain WR Sarah Hammer Kelly Catlin Chloe Dygert Jennifer Valente  United States Allison Beveridge Jasmin Glaesser Kirsti Lay Georgia Simmerling Laura Brown  Canada Fencing Women's team sabre Yekaterina Dyachenko Yana Egorian Yuliya Gavrilova Sofya Velikaya  Russia Olha Kharlan Olena Kravatska Alina Komashchuk Olena Voronina  Ukraine Monica Aksamit Ibtihaj Muhammad Dagmara Wozniak Mariel Zagunis  United States Gymnastics Men's trampoline Uladzislau Hancharou  Belarus Dong Dong  China Lei Gao  China Rowing Men's single sculls Mahé Drysdale  New Zealand Damir Martin  Croatia Ondrej Synek  Czech Republic Men's eight Paul Bennett Scott Durant Matt Gotrel Phelan Hill Matt Langridge Tom Ransley Pete Reed William Satch Andrew Triggs-Hodge  Great Britain Maximilian Munski Malte Jakschik Andreas Kuffner Eric Johannesen Maximilian Reinelt Felix Drahotta Richard Schmidt Hannes Ocik Martin Sauer  Germany Kaj Hendriks Robert Lücken Boaz Meylink Boudewijn Röell Olivier Siegelaar Dirk Uittenboogaard Mechiel Versluis Tone Wieten Peter Wiersum  Netherlands Women's single sculls Kim Brennan  Australia Gevvie Stone  United States Duan Jingli  China Women's eight Amanda Elmore Tessa Gobbo Eleanor Logan Meghan Musnicki Amanda Polk Emily Regan Lauren Schmetterling Kerry Simmonds  United States Katie Greves Melanie Wilson Frances Houghton Polly Swann Jessica Eddie Olivia Carnegie-Brown Karen Bennett Zoe Lee Zoe De Toledo  Great Britain Roxana Cogianu Ioana Strungaru Mihaela Petrilă Iuliana Popa Mădălina Beres Laura Oprea Adelina Boguș Andreea Boghian Daniela Druncea  Romania Shooting Men's 25 m rapid fire pistol Christian Reitz  Germany Jean Quiquampoix  France Li Yuehong  China Men's skeet Gabriele Rossetti  Italy Marcus Svensson  Sweden Abdullah Al-Rashidi  Independent Olympic Athletes Swimming Men's 1500 m freestyle Gregorio Paltrinieri  Italy Connor Jaeger  United States Gabriele Detti  Italy Men's 4 × 100 m medley relay Ryan Murphy WR Cody Miller Michael Phelps Nathan Adrian David Plummer* Kevin Cordes* Tom Shields* Caeleb Dressel*  United States OR Chris Walker-Hebborn Adam Peaty James Guy Duncan Scott  Great Britain Mitch Larkin Jake Packard David Morgan Kyle Chalmers Cameron McEvoy*  Australia Women's 50 m freestyle Pernille Blume  Denmark Simone Manuel  United States Aliaksandra Herasimenia  Belarus Women's 4 × 100 m medley relay Kathleen Baker Lilly King Dana Vollmer Simone Manuel Olivia Smoliga* Katie Meili* Kelsi Worrell* Abbey Weitzeil*  United States Emily Seebohm Taylor McKeown Emma McKeon Cate Campbell Madison Wilson* Madeline Groves* Brittany Elmslie*  Australia Mie Nielsen Rikke Møller Pedersen Jeanette Ottesen Pernille Blume  Denmark Tennis Women's singles Mónica Puig  Puerto Rico Angelique Kerber  Germany Petra Kvitová  Czech Republic Weightlifting Men's 94 kg Sohrab Moradi  Iran Vadzim Straltsou  Belarus Aurimas Didžbalis  Lithuania

Day 9 — Sunday 14 August

Detailed results (day 9)

14 August 2016 — detailed results

Athletics Men's 100 m: Usain Bolt (Jamaica) won the gold with a time of 9.81 in the final, Justin Gatlin (USA) finished in second at 9.89, and Andre De Grasse (Canada) in third at 9.91. Men's 400 m: Wayde van Niekerk (South Africa) set a world record of 43.03 in the final to win the gold, Kirani James (Grenada) was the silver medalist with a time of 43.76, and LaShawn Merritt (USA) won the bronze with a time of 43.85. Women's marathon: Finishing at 2:24:04, Jemima Sumgong (Kenya) won gold. Eunice Kirwa (Bahrain) was the silver medalist with a time of 2:24:13, and Mare Dibaba (Ethiopia) finished in third with a time of 2:24:30. Women's triple jump: Caterine Ibargüen (Colombia) won the gold with a distance of 15.17 m, Yulimar Rojas (Venezuela) came in second with a distance of 14.98 m, and Olga Rypakova (Kazakhstan) won the bronze with a distance of 14.74 m. Badminton Men's singles: Group stage Women's singles: Group stage Basketball Men's tournament: Ninth day of the Group stage Women's tournament: Ninth day of the Group stage Boxing Men's light flyweight Gold Medal Match: Yuberjén Martínez 0–3 Hasanboy Dusmatov Men's bantamweight: Round of 16 Men's lightweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals will be awarded to each loser in the semifinals): Lázaro Álvarez 0–3 Robson Conceição Dorjnyambuugiin Otgondalai 0–3 Sofiane Oumiha Men's light welterweight: Round of 16 Men's light heavyweight: Quarterfinals Women's middleweight: Round of 16 Cycling (track) Men's sprint: Jason Kenny (Great Britain) beat Callum Skinner (Great Britain) in the Gold Medal Race. Meanwhile, Denis Dmitriev (Russia) beat Matthew Glaetzer (Australia) in the Bronze Medal Race. Diving Women's 3 m springboard: Shi Tingmao (China) won the gold with a total score of 406.05, He Zi (China) finished in second with 387.90, and Tania Cagnotto (Italy) finished with the bronze with a total score of 372.80. Equestrian Individual jumping: Qualifying round Team jumping: Qualifying round Fencing Men's team épée Semifinal 1: France 45–40  Hungary Semifinal 2: Italy 45–33  Ukraine Bronze Medal Game: Hungary 39–37  Ukraine Gold Medal Game: France 45–31  Italy Field hockey Men's tournament: Quarterfinals: Spain 1–2 Argentina Belgium 3–1 India Netherlands 4–0 Australia Germany 3–2 New Zealand Golf Men's individual: Justin Rose (Great Britain) finished with a score of 16 under par to win the gold, two strokes ahead of silver medal winner Henrik Stenson (Sweden) and three strokes ahead of bronze medal winner Matt Kuchar (USA) Gymnastics (artisitc) Men's floor: Max Whitlock (Great Britian) won the gold with a score of 15.633, Diego Hypólito (Brazil) came in second with 15.533, and Arthur Mariano (Brazil) was third with 15.433. Men's pommel horse: The gold went to Max Whitlock (Great Britian) with a score of 15.966, Louis Smith (Great Britian) won the silver with a score of 15.833, and Alexander Naddour (USA) finished with 15.700 to wn the bronze. Women's vault: Simone Biles (USA) was awarded the gold with a final score of 15.966, Maria Paseka (Russia) came in second with 15.253, and Giulia Steingruber (Switzerland) was third with 15.216. Women's uneven bars: Aliya Mustafina (Russia) was awarded with a final score of 15.900 to capture the gold, the silver went to Madison Kocian (USA) with a score of 15.833, and the bronze went to Sophie Scheder (Germany) with a score of 15.566. Handball Women's tournament: Fifth day of the Group stage Sailing Men's RS:X: Dorian van Rijsselberghe (Netherlands) finished with the lowest overall score of 25 points to win the gold, Nick Dempsey (Great Britian) finished with a total of 52 points to win the silver, and Pierre Le Coq (France) recorded the third lowest overall score of 86 points to win the bronze. Women's RS:X: Charline Picon (France) won the gold with the lowest overall score of 64 points. The silver went to Chen Peina (China) with 66 points, and Stefania Elfutina (Russia) won the silver with the third lowest overall score of 69 points. Shooting Men's 50 m rifle three positions: Niccolo Campriani (Italy) won the gold with a total score of 458.8, Sergey Kamenskiy (Russia) finished in second with 458.5, and Alexis Raynaud came in third with 448.4. Synchronized swimming Duet: Preliminaries Table tennis Men's team: Quarterfinals China 3–0  Great Britain Sweden 1–3  South Korea Japan 3–1  Hong Kong Austria 1–3  Germany Women's team: Semifinals Germany 3–2  Japan China vs.  Singapore (re-scheduled to 15 Aug) Tennis Men's Singles: Bronze medal match: Kei Nishikori def. Rafael Nadal Gold medal match: Andy Murray def. Juan Martín del Potro Women's Doubles: Gold medal match: Makarova – Vesnina def. Bacsinszky – Hingis Mixed Doubles: Bronze medal match: Hradecká – Štěpánek def. Mirza – Bopanna Gold medal match: Mattek-Sands – Sock def. Williams – Ram Volleyball (indoor) Women's indoor tournament: Fifth day of the Preliminary stage Volleyball (beach) Women's beach tournament: Quarterfinals Larissa – Talita 2–1 Heidrich – Zumkehr Bansley – Pavan 0–2 Ludwig – Walkenhorst Ross – Walsh Jennings 2–0 Bawden – Clancy Ágatha – Bárbara 2–0 Birlova – Ukolova Water polo Men's tournament: Fifth day of the Group stage Weightlifting Women's +75 kg: Meng Suping (China) finished with a total score of 307 kg to win the gold, Kim Kuk-hyang (North Korea) finished in second with the score of 306 kg, and Sarah Robles (USA) finished in third with 286 kg. Wrestling Men's Greco-Roman 59 kg: Semifinal 1: Ismael Borrero 4–1 Elmurat Tasmuradov Semifinal 2: Rovshan Bayramov 2–4 Shinobu Ota Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Arsen Eraliev 8–13 Elmurat Tasmuradov Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Stig André Berge 1–1 (decision by points) Rovshan Bayramov Gold Medal Match: Ismael Borrero 8–0 Shinobu Ota Men's Greco-Roman 75 kg Semifinal 1: Roman Vlasov 6–3 Božo Starčević Semifinal 2: Mark Madsen 1–0 Péter Bácsi Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Kim Hyeon-woo 6–4 Božo Starčević Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Saeid Abdevali 5–2 Péter Bácsi Gold Medal Match: Roman Vlasov 5–1 Mark Madsen

Summary table (day 9)

14 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Athletics Men's 100 m Usain Bolt  Jamaica Justin Gatlin  United States Andre De Grasse  Canada Men's 400 m Wayde van Niekerk  South Africa WR Kirani James  Grenada LaShawn Merritt  United States Women's marathon Jemima Sumgong  Kenya Eunice Kirwa  Bahrain Mare Dibaba  Ethiopia Women's triple jump Caterine Ibargüen  Colombia Yulimar Rojas  Venezuela Olga Rypakova  Kazakhstan Boxing Men's light flyweight Hasanboy Dusmatov  Uzbekistan Yuberjén Martínez  Colombia Joahnys Argilagos †  Cuba Nico Hernández †  United States Cycling Men's sprint Jason Kenny  Great Britain Callum Skinner  Great Britain Denis Dmitriev  Russia Diving Women's 3 m springboard Shi Tingmao  China He Zi  China Tania Cagnotto  Italy Fencing Men's team épée Gauthier Grumier Yannick Borel Daniel Jérent Jean-Michel Lucenay  France Enrico Garozzo Marco Fichera Paolo Pizzo Andrea Santarelli  Italy Gábor Boczkó Géza Imre András Rédli Péter Somfai  Hungary Golf Men's individual Justin Rose  Great Britain Henrik Stenson  Sweden Matt Kuchar  United States Gymnastics Men's floor Max Whitlock  Great Britain Diego Hypólito  Brazil Arthur Mariano  Brazil Men's pommel horse Max Whitlock  Great Britain Louis Smith  Great Britain Alexander Naddour  United States Women's vault Simone Biles  United States Maria Paseka  Russia Giulia Steingruber  Switzerland Women's uneven bars Aliya Mustafina  Russia Madison Kocian  United States Sophie Scheder  Germany Sailing Men's RS:X Dorian van Rijsselberghe  Netherlands Nick Dempsey  Great Britain Pierre Le Coq  France Women's RS:X Charline Picon  France Chen Peina  China Stefania Elfutina  Russia Shooting Men's 50 m rifle three positions Niccolò Campriani  Italy Sergey Kamenskiy  Russia Alexis Raynaud  France Tennis Men's singles Andy Murray  Great Britain Juan Martín del Potro  Argentina Kei Nishikori  Japan Women's doubles Ekaterina Makarova Elena Vesnina  Russia Timea Bacsinszky Martina Hingis  Switzerland Lucie Šafářová † Barbora Strýcová †  Czech Republic Mixed doubles Bethanie Mattek-Sands Jack Sock  United States Venus Williams Rajeev Ram  United States Lucie Hradecká Radek Štěpánek  Czech Republic Weightlifting Women's +75 kg Meng Suping  China Kim Kuk-hyang  North Korea Sarah Robles  United States Wrestling Men's Greco-Roman 59 kg Ismael Borrero  Cuba Shinobu Ota  Japan Elmurat Tasmuradov  Uzbekistan Stig André Berge  Norway Men's Greco-Roman 75 kg Roman Vlasov  Russia Mark Madsen  Denmark Kim Hyeon-woo  South Korea Saeid Abdevali  Iran

Day 10 — Monday 15 August

Detailed results (day 10)

15 August 2016 — detailed results

Athletics Men's 800 m: In the final, Kenya's David Rudisha won the gold with a time of 1:42.15, beating Algeria's Taoufik Makhloufi's time of 1:42.61, and the United States's Clayton Murphy's time of 1:42.93. Men's pole vault: Thiago Braz da Silva (Brazil) set an olympic record of 6.03 m to win the gold, Renaud Lavillenie (France) came in second with 5.98 m, and Sam Kendricks (USA) came in third with 5.85 m. Women's 400 m: Shaunae Miller (Bahamas) finished with a time of 49:44 in the final to win the gold, diving across the finish line to beat Allyson Felix (USA), who finished at 49.51. Shericka Jackson (Jamaica) was third with a time of 49.85. Women's 3000 m steeplechase: Ruth Jebet (Bahrain) finished first in the final with a time of 8:59.75, Hyvin Kiyeng Jepkemoi (Kenya) was second at 9:07.12, and Emma Coburn (USA) was third at 9:07.63. Women's hammer throw: Anita Włodarczyk (Poland) set a world record throw of 82.29 m to win the gold. Zhang Wenxiu (China) won the silver with a throw of 76.75 m, and Sophie Hitchon (Great Britain) recorded 74.54 m to win the bronze. Badminton Men's singles: Round of 16 Men's doubles: Quarterfinals Ivanov – Sozonov 1–2 Chai – Hong Goh – Tan 2–1 Lee – Yoo Fu – Zhang 2–1 Kim – Kim Ellis – Langridge 2–0 – Endo – Hayakawa Women's singles: Round of 16 Women's doubles: Quarterfinals Matsutomo – Takahashi 2–1 Hoo – Woon Jung – Shin 2–1 Muskens – Piek Maheswari – Polii 0–2 Tang – Yu Pedersen – Rytter Juhl 2–1 Chang – Lee Mixed doubles: Semifinals Zhang – Zhao 0–2 Ahmad – Natsir Chan – Goh 2–0 Xi – Ma Basketball Men's tournament: Final day of the Group stage Boxing Men's welterweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals were awarded to each loser in the semifinals): Mohammed Rabii 0–3 Shakhram Giyasov Souleymane Cissokho 0–3 Daniyar Yeleussinov Men's heavyweight Gold Medal Match: Evgeny Tishchenko 3–0 Vasiliy Levit Canoeing (sprint) Men's C-1 1000 m: Heats and semifinals Men's K-1 1000 m: Heats and semifinals Women's K-1 200 m: Heats and semifinals Women's K-2 500 m: Heats and semifinals Cycling (track) Men's Omnium: Elia Viviani (Italy) won the gold with a final score of 207, Mark Cavendish (Great Britian) was second with 194 points, and Lasse Norman Hansen (Denmark) finished with a total score of 192 to win the bronze. Diving Men's 3 m springboard: Preliminaries Equestrian Individual dressage: With a final score of 93.857, the gold went to Charlotte Dujardin of Great Britain. Germany's Isabell Werth won the silver with a final score of 89.071, and Kristina Bröring-Sprehe won the bronze with a final score of 87.142. Field hockey Women's tournament: Quarterfinals New Zealand 4–2 Australia United States 1–2 Germany Great Britain 3–1 Spain Netherlands 3–2 Argentina Gymnastics (artistic) Men's vault: Ri Se-gwang (North Korea) finished with a score of 15.691 in the final to win the gold. Denis Ablyazin (Russia) finished in second with 15.516, and Kenzō Shirai (Japan) finished in third with 15.449. Men's rings: In the final, Greece's Eleftherios Petrounias was awarded the gold with a score of 16.000, the silver went to Arthur Zanetti (Brazil) with a score of 15.766, and Denis Ablyazin of Russia was awarded a score of 15.700 to win the bronze. Women's balance beam: Sanne Wevers (Netherlands) capture the gold with a score of 15.466 in the final, Laurie Hernandez (USA) finished in second with 15.333, and Simone Biles (USA) was third with 14.733. Handball Men's tournament: Fifth day of the Group stage Sailing Both the medal races in the Laser and the Laser Radial were postponed to the following day. Swimming Women's marathon 10 km: Sharon van Rouwendaal (Netherlands) finished in first with a time of 1:56:32.1, Rachele Bruni (Italy) was second at 1:56:49.5, and Poliana Okimoto (Brazil) finished third at 1:56:51.4. Synchronized swimming Duet: Technical routine Table tennis Men's team: Semifinals China 3–1  South Korea Japan 3–0  Germany Women's team: Semifinal 2: China 3–0  Singapore Volleyball (indoor) Men's indoor tournament: Fifth day of the Preliminary stage Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Quarterfinals Dalhausser – Lucena 1–2 Alison – Bruno Schmidt Nummerdor – Varenhorst 0–2 Brouwer – Meeuwsen Lupo – Nicolai 2–1 Barsouk – Liamin Krasilnikov – Semenov 2–1 Díaz – González Water polo Women's tournament: Quarterfinals Brazil 3–13 United States Australia 8 (3)–8 (5) (PSO) Hungary Russia 12–10 Spain Italy 12–7 China Weightlifting Men's 105 kg: Ruslan Nurudinov (Uzbekistan) was awarded the gold with a total score of 431 kg, Simon Martirosyan (Armenia) finished in second with a total of 417 kg, and Aleksandr Zaychikov (Kazakhstan) won the bronze with a total of 416 kg. Wrestling Men's Greco-Roman 85 kg: Semifinal 1: Zhan Beleniuk 6–0 Javid Hamzatau Semifinal 2: Viktor Lőrincz 1–7 Davit Chakvetadze Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Nikolay Bayryakov 1–4 Javid Hamzatau Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Denis Kudla 3–3 (decision by points) Viktor Lőrincz Gold Medal Match: Zhan Beleniuk 2–9 Davit Chakvetadze Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg Semifinal 1: Rıza Kayaalp 8–0 Eduard Popp Semifinal 2: Mijaín López 3–0 Sergey Semenov Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Sabah Shariati 2–0 Eduard Popp Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Heiki Nabi 0–6 Sergey Semenov Gold Medal Match: Rıza Kayaalp 0–6 Mijaín López

Summary table (day 10)

15 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Athletics Men's 800 m David Rudisha  Kenya Taoufik Makhloufi  Algeria Clayton Murphy  United States Men's pole vault Thiago Braz da Silva  Brazil OR Renaud Lavillenie  France Sam Kendricks  United States Women's 400 m Shaunae Miller  Bahamas Allyson Felix  United States Shericka Jackson  Jamaica Women's 3000 m steeplechase Ruth Jebet  Bahrain Hyvin Jepkemoi  Kenya Emma Coburn  United States Women's hammer throw Anita Włodarczyk  Poland WR Zhang Wenxiu  China Sophie Hitchon  Great Britain Boxing Men's heavyweight Evgeny Tishchenko  Russia Vassiliy Levit  Kazakhstan Rustam Tulaganov †  Uzbekistan Erislandy Savón †  Cuba Cycling Men's Omnium Elia Viviani  Italy Mark Cavendish  Great Britain Lasse Norman Hansen  Denmark Equestrian Individual dressage Charlotte Dujardin  Great Britain Isabell Werth  Germany Kristina Bröring-Sprehe  Germany Gymnastics Men's vault Ri Se-gwang  North Korea Denis Ablyazin  Russia Kenzō Shirai  Japan Men's rings Eleftherios Petrounias  Greece Arthur Zanetti  Brazil Denis Ablyazin  Russia Women's balance beam Sanne Wevers  Netherlands Laurie Hernandez  United States Simone Biles  United States Sailing Laser Postponed and rescheduled Laser Radial Swimming Women's marathon 10 km Sharon van Rouwendaal  Netherlands Rachele Bruni  Italy Poliana Okimoto  Brazil Weightlifting Men's 105 kg Ruslan Nurudinov  Uzbekistan OR Simon Martirosyan  Armenia Aleksandr Zaychikov  Kazakhstan Wrestling Men's Greco-Roman 85 kg Davit Chakvetadze  Russia Zhan Beleniuk  Ukraine Javid Hamzatau  Belarus Denis Kudla  Germany Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg Mijaín López  Cuba Rıza Kayaalp  Turkey Sabah Shariati  Azerbaijan Sergey Semenov  Russia

Day 11 — Tuesday 16 August

Detailed results (day 11)

16 August 2016 — detailed results

Athletics Men's 110 m hurdles: In the final, Omar McLeod (Jamaica) finished with a time of 13.05 to win the gold, Orlando Ortega (Spain) was second at 13.17, and Dimitri Bascou (France) was the bronze medalist at 13.24. Men's triple jump: Christian Taylor (USA) won the gold with a distance of 17.86 m, Will Claye (USA) recorded a distance of 17.76 m to win the silver, and Dong Bin was third with 17.58. Men's high jump: Derek Drouin (Canada) recorded 2.38 m to win the gold. Silver went to Mutaz Essa Barshim (Qatar) with 2.36 m, and bronze went to Bohdan Bondarenko (Ukraine) with 2.33 m. Women's 1500 m: Kenya's Faith Chepngetich Kipyegon finished the final with a time of 4:08.92 to win the gold, Ethiopia's Genzebe Dibaba was second at 4:10.27, and third place went to |Jennifer Simpson (USA) with a time of 4:10.53. Women's discus throw: Sandra Perković (Croatia) recorded a distance of 69.21 m to win the gold. A 66.73-m throw by Mélina Robert-Michon (France) earned her the silver, and Denia Caballero (Cuba) won the bronze with a 65.34-m throw. Badminton Men's doubles: Semifinals Chai – Hong 1–2 Goh – Tan Fu – Zhang 2–0 Ellis – Langridge Women's singles: Quarterfinals Carolina Marín 2–0 Sung Ji-hyun Li Xuerui 2–0 Porntip Buranaprasertsuk Nozomi Okuhara 2–1 Akane Yamaguchi P. V. Sindhu 2–0 Wang Yihan Women's doubles: Semifinals Matsutomo – Takahashi 2–0 Jung – Shin Tang – Yu 1–2 Pedersen – Rytter Juhl Mixed doubles: Bronze Medal Game Zhang – Zhao 2–0 Xu – Ma Basketball Women's tournament: Quarterfinals Australia 71–73 Serbia Spain 64–62 Turkey United States 110–64 Japan France 68–63 Canada Boxing Men's lightweight: Gold Medal Match Robson Conceição 3–0 Sofiane Oumiha Men's light heavyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals will be awarded to each loser in the semifinals) Julio César La Cruz 3–0 Mathieu Bauderlique Joshua Buatsi 0–3 Adilbek Niyazymbetov Canoeing (sprint) Men's C-1 1000 m: Sebastian Brendel (Germany) won the final race with a time of 3:56.926, Isaquias Queiroz finished in second with a time of 3:58.529, and Serghei Tarnovschi won the bronze with a time of 4:00.852. Men's K-1 1000 m: In the final, Spain's Marcus Walz finished first with a time of 3:31.447. Second place was Josef Dostál of the Czech Republic with a time of 3:32.145. Russia's Roman Anoshkin finished third at 3:33.363. Women's K-1 200 m: Lisa Carrington (New Zealand) won the final race with a time of 39.864, Marta Walczykiewicz (Poland) was second at 40.279, and Inna Osypenko-Radomska (Azerbaijan) finished third at 40.401. Women's K-2 500 m: The gold went to Hungary's Gabriella Szabó and Danuta Kozák, who finished the final race with a time of 1:43.687, behind the time of 1:43.738 set by Germany's Franziska Weber and Tina Dietze. With a time of 1:45.207, Poland's Karolina Naja and Beata Mikołajczyk were awarded the bronze. Cycling (track) Men's Keirin: In the final race, Jason Kenny (Great Britain) finished at 10.113 to win the gold, Matthijs Buchli (Netherlands) was +0.040 back to win the silver, and Azizulhasni Awang (Malaysia) was +0.085 back to win the bronze. Women's Omnium: Laura Trott (Great Britain) won the gold with a final score of 230, Sarah Hammer (USA) finished in second with 206 points, and Jolien D'Hoore (Belgium) was third with 199 points. Women's sprint: Kristina Vogel (Germany) beat Becky James (Great Britain) in the Gold Medal Race. In the bronze Medal Race, Katy Marchant (Great Britian) beat Elis Ligtlee (Netherlands). Diving Men's 3 m springboard: Cao Yuan (China) was the gold medal winner with a total score of 547.60, Jack Laugher (Great Britian) was second with 523.85, and Patrick Hausding (Germany) was third with 498.90. Equestrian Individual jumping: Preliminary rounds Team jumping: Preliminary rounds Field hockey Men's tournament: Semifinals Argentina 5–2 Germany Belgium 3–1 Netherlands Football Women's tournament: Semifinals Brazil 0 (3)–0 (4) (pen.) Sweden Canada 0–2 Germany Gymnastics (artistic) Men's parallel bars: Oleg Verniaiev (Ukraine) was awarded a final score of 16.041 and the gold, Danell Leyva was awarded a final score of 15.900 and the silver, and David Belyavskiy (Russia) was awarded a final score of 15.783 and the bronze. Men's horizontal bar: Fabian Hambüchen (Germany) won the gold after being given a final score of 15.766, Danell Leyva (USA) was the silver medalist after being given a final score of 15.500, and Nile Wilson (Great Britian) finished in third after being awarded a final score of 15.466. Women's floor: Simone Biles (USA) won the gold, based on being awarded a total score of 15.966. Aly Raisman (USA) was given a total score of 15.500 to win the silver. Amy Tinkler (Great Britain) was judged to have a total score of 14.933 to win the bronze. Handball Women's tournament: Quarterfinals Brazil 23–32 Netherlands Spain 26–27 (OT) France Sweden 20–33 Norway Russia 31–27 Angola Sailing Finn: Giles Scott (Great Britian) won the gold, finishing with the lowest total score of 36.0, Vasilij Žbogar (Slovenia) finished with the second lowest score of 68.0, and Caleb Paine (USA) won the bronze with a total score of 76.0. Laser: With a total score of 73.0 Tom Burton (Australia) won the gold. Silver went to Tonči Stipanović (Croatia) with a score of 75.0, and Sam Meech (New Zealand) won the bronze, having the third lowest final score of 85.0. Laser Radial: Marit Bouwmeester (Netherlands) was awarded the gold with a total of 61.0, Annalise Murphy (Ireland) won the silver with 67.0, and Anne-Marie Rindom (Denmark) won the bronze with 71.0. Nacra 17: Santiago Lange and Cecilia Carranza Saroli of Argentina finished with 77 points to win the gold, one overall position behind Jason Waterhouse and Lisa Darmanin of Australia, and Thomas Zajac and Tanja Frank of Austria Swimming Men's marathon 10 km: Ferry Weertman (Netherlands) won the gold medal with a time of 1:52:59.8, Spyridon Gianniotis (Greece) finished close behind to win the silver, and Marc-Antoine Olivier (France) was 2.22 seconds behind to win the bronze. Synchronized swimming Duet: The gold was awarded to Russia's Natalia Ishchenko and Svetlana Romashina after being given a final score of 194.9910. China's Huang Xuechen and Sun Wenyan was awarded a second place final score of 192.3688. In third place, a final score of 188.0547 was awarded to Japan's team of Yukiko Inui and Risako Mitsui. Table tennis Women's team: Bronze Medal Game: Singapore 1–3  Japan Gold Medal Game: China 3–0  Germany Volleyball (indoor) Women's indoor tournament: Quarterfinals South Korea 1–3 Netherlands Japan 0–3 United States Russia 0–3 Serbia Brazil 2–3 China Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Semifinals Alison – Bruno Schmidt 2–1 Brouwer – Meeuwsen Lupo – Nicolai 2–1 Krasilnikov – Semenov Women's beach tournament: Semifinals Larissa – Talita 0–2 Ludwig – Walkenhorst Ross – Walsh Jennings 0–2 Ágatha – Bárbara Water polo Men's tournament: Quarterfinals Hungary 9 (2)–9 (4) (PSO) Montenegro Greece 5–9 Italy Brazil 6–10 Croatia Serbia 10–7 Spain Weightlifting Men's +105 kg: Lasha Talakhadze (Georgia) set a world record of 473 total kg to win the gold, Gor Minasyan (Armeina) finished in second with a total score of 451 kg, and Irakli Turmanidze finished with a total of 448 kg to win the bronze. Wrestling Men's Greco-Roman 66 kg: Semifinal 1: Davor Štefanek 7–0 Shmagi Bolkvadze Semifinal 2: Migran Arutyunyan 4–1 Rasul Chunayev Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Tomohiro Inoue 0–1 Shmagi Bolkvadze Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Ryu Han-su 0–8 Rasul Chunayev Gold Medal Match: Davor Štefanek 1–1 (decision by points) Migran Arutyunyan Men's Greco-Roman 98 kg Semifinal 1: Artur Aleksanyan 9–0 Cenk İldem Semifinal 2: Yasmany Lugo 2–0 Fredrik Schön Bronze Medal Match no. 1: |Alin Alexuc-Ciurariu 0–4 Cenk İldem Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Ghasem Rezaei 4–4 (decision by points) Fredrik Schön Gold Medal Match: Artur Aleksanyan 3–0 Yasmany Lugo

Summary table (day 11)

16 August 2016 — summary table

Sport Event Gold medalist(s) Silver medalist(s) Bronze medalist(s) Ref Competitor(s) NOC Rec Competitor(s) NOC Competitor(s) NOC Athletics Men's 110 m hurdles Omar McLeod  Jamaica Orlando Ortega  Spain Dimitri Bascou  France Men's triple jump Christian Taylor  United States Will Claye  United States Dong Bin  China Men's high jump Derek Drouin  Canada Mutaz Essa Barshim  Qatar Bohdan Bondarenko  Ukraine Women's 1500 m Faith Kipyegon  Kenya Genzebe Dibaba  Ethiopia Jennifer Simpson  United States Women's discus throw Sandra Perković  Croatia Mélina Robert-Michon  France Denia Caballero  Cuba Boxing Men's lightweight Robson Conceição  Brazil Sofiane Oumiha  France Lázaro Álvarez †  Cuba Dorjnyambuugiin Otgondalai †  Mongolia Canoeing Men's C-1 1000 m Sebastian Brendel  Germany Isaquias Queiroz  Brazil Serghei Tarnovschi  Moldova Men's K-1 1000 m Marcus Walz  Spain Josef Dostál  Czech Republic Roman Anoshkin  Russia Women's K-1 200 m Lisa Carrington  New Zealand Marta Walczykiewicz  Poland Inna Osypenko-Radomska  Azerbaijan Women's K-2 500 m Danuta Kozák Gabriella Szabó  Hungary Franziska Weber Tina Dietze  Germany Karolina Naja Beata Mikołajczyk  Poland Cycling Men's Keirin Jason Kenny  Great Britain Matthijs Buchli  Netherlands Azizulhasni Awang  Malaysia Women's Omnium Laura Trott  Great Britain Sarah Hammer  United States Jolien D'Hoore  Belgium Women's sprint Kristina Vogel  Germany Becky James  Great Britain Katy Marchant  Great Britain Diving Men's 3 m springboard Cao Yuan  China Jack Laugher  Great Britain Patrick Hausding  Germany Gymnastics Men's parallel bars Oleg Verniaiev  Ukraine Danell Leyva  United States David Belyavskiy  Russia Men's horizontal bar Fabian Hambüchen  Germany Danell Leyva  United States Nile Wilson  Great Britain Women's floor Simone Biles  United States Aly Raisman  United States Amy Tinkler  Great Britain Sailing Finn Giles Scott  Great Britain Vasilij Žbogar  Slovenia Caleb Paine  United States Laser Tom Burton  Australia Tonči Stipanović  Croatia Sam Meech  New Zealand Laser Radial Marit Bouwmeester  Netherlands Annalise Murphy  Ireland Anne-Marie Rindom  Denmark Nacra 17 Cecilia Carranza Santiago Lange  Argentina Lisa Darmanin Jason Waterhouse  Australia Tanja Frank Thomas Zajac  Austria Swimming Men's marathon 10 km Ferry Weertman  Netherlands Spyridon Gianniotis  Greece Marc-Antoine Olivier  France Synchronized swimming Duet Natalia Ishchenko Svetlana Romashina  Russia Huang Xuechen Sun Wenyan  China Yukiko Inui Risako Mitsui  Japan Table tennis Women's team Ding Ning Liu Shiwen Li Xiaoxia  China Han Ying Petrissa Solja Shan Xiaona  Germany Ai Fukuhara Kasumi Ishikawa Mima Ito  Japan Weightlifting Men's +105 kg Lasha Talakhadze  Georgia WR Gor Minasyan  Armenia Irakli Turmanidze  Georgia Wrestling Men's Greco-Roman 66 kg Davor Štefanek  Serbia Migran Arutyunyan  Armenia Shmagi Bolkvadze  Georgia Rasul Chunayev  Azerbaijan Men's Greco-Roman 98 kg Artur Aleksanyan  Armenia Yasmany Lugo  Cuba Cenk İldem  Turkey Ghasem Rezaei  Iran

Day 12 — Wednesday 17 August

Detailed results (day 12)

Athletics

• Men's 3000 m steeplechase
• Women's 200 m
• Women's 100 m hurdles
• Women's long jump

Badminton

• Men's singles: Quarterfinals
  • Lee Chong Wei vs. Chou Tien-chen
  • Lin Dan vs. Srikanth Kidambi
  • Rajiv Ouseph vs. Viktor Axelsen
  • Son Wan-ho vs. Chen Long
• Mixed doubles: Gold Medal Game
  • Ahmad – Natsir vs. Chan – Goh

Basketball

• Men's tournament: Quarterfinals
  • Australia vs. Lithuania
  • Spain vs. France
  • United States vs. Argentina
  • Croatia vs. Serbia

Boxing

• Men's welterweight
  • Gold Medal Match: Shakhram Giyasov vs. Daniyar Yeleussinov
• Women's lightweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals will be awarded to each loser in the semifinals)
  • Mira Potkonen vs. Yin Junhua
  • Anastasia Belyakova vs. Estelle Mossely

Canoeing (sprint)

• Men's C-1 200 m: Heats and semifinals
• Men's K-2 200 m: Heats and semifinals
• Men's K-2 1000 m: Heats and semifinals
• Women's K-1 500 m: Heats and semifinals

Cycling (BMX)

• Heats in both the Men's BMX and the Women's BMX

Diving

• Women's 10 m platform: Preliminary rounds

Equestrian

• Individual jumping: Preliminary rounds
• Team jumping: Final round

Field hockey

• Women's tournament: Semifinals
  • Netherlands vs. Germany
  • New Zealand vs. Great Britain

Football

• Men's tournament: Semifinals
  • Brazil vs. Honduras
  • Nigeria vs. Germany

Golf

• Women's individual: Round 1

Gymnastics (artistic)

• The exhibition gala will be held, featuring performances by the individual gold medalists and many others.

Handball

• Men's tournament: Quarterfinals
  • Brazil vs. France
  • Germany vs. Qatar
  • Denmark vs. Slovenia
  • Croatia vs. Poland

Sailing

• Men's 470: Medal race
• Women's 470: Medal Race

Table tennis

• Men's team
  • Bronze Medal Game: South Korea vs.  Germany
  • Gold Medal Game: China vs.  Japan

Taekwondo

• Men's 58 kg
• Women's 49 kg

Volleyball (indoor)

• Men's indoor tournament: Quarterfinals
  • Italy vs. Iran
  • United Statesvs. Poland
  • Canada vs. Russia
  • Brazil vs. Argentina

Volleyball (beach)

• Women's beach tournament:
  • Bronze Medal Game: Larissa – Talita vs. Ross – Walsh Jennings
  • Gold Medal Game: Ludwig – Walkenhorst vs. Ágatha – Bárbara

Water polo

• Women's tournament: Semifinals
  • Hungary vs. United States
  • Russia vs. Italy

Wrestling

• Women's freestyle 48 kg
• Women's freestyle 58 kg
• Women's freestyle 69 kg

Summary table (day 12)

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
		Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC
Athletics	Men's 3000 m steeplechase	Conseslus Kipruto	Kenya	OR	Evan Jager	United States	Ezekiel Kemboi	Kenya
	Women's 200 m
	Women's 100 m hurdles
	Women's long jump
Badminton	Mixed doubles						Zhang Nan † Zhao Yunlei †	China
Boxing	Men's welterweight						Mohammed Rabii †	Morocco
							Souleymane Cissokho †	France
Equestrian	Team jumping	Roger-Yves Bost Pénélope Leprevost Philippe Rozier Kevin Staut	France		Kent Farrington Lucy Davis McLain Ward Elizabeth Madden	United States	Daniel Deusser Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum Ludger Beerbaum Christian Ahlmann	Germany
Sailing	Men's 470
	Women's 470	Hannah Mills Saskia Clark	Great Britain
Table tennis	Men's team
Taekwondo	Men's 58 kg
	Women's 49 kg
Volleyball	Women's beach tournament
Wrestling	Women's freestyle 48 kg
	Women's freestyle 58 kg
	Women's freestyle 69 kg

Notes

* Athlete who participated in the heats only and received medals.

† Bronze medalist(s) were determined on a previous days.

External links

• Official website
• Medal winners