Chronological summary of the 2016 Summer Olympics

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The 2016 Summer Olympics ran 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.

Calendar

This is currently based on the schedule released on the same day as ticket sales began, 31 March 2015.^[1]

All dates are Brasília Time (UTC–3)

OC	Opening ceremony	●	Event competitions	1	Gold medal events	EG	Exhibition gala	CC	Closing ceremony

August		3 Wed	4 Thu	5 Fri	6 Sat	7 Sun	8 Mon	9 Tue	10 Wed	11 Thu	12 Fri	13 Sat	14 Sun	15 Mon	16 Tue	17 Wed	18 Thu	19 Fri	20 Sat	21 Sun	Gold medal events
Ceremonies (opening / closing)				OC																CC
Archery				●	1	1	●	●	●	1	1										4
Athletics											3	5	4	5	5	4	6	7	7	1	47
Badminton										●	●	●	●	●	●	1	1	2	1		5
Basketball					●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	1	1	2
Boxing					●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	1	1	1	1	1	1	3	4	13
Canoeing	Slalom					●	●	1	1	2											16
Canoeing	Sprint													●	4	●	4	●	4		16
Cycling	Road cycling				1	1			2												18
	Track cycling									1	2	2	1	1	3
	BMX															●	●	2
	Mountain biking																		1	1
Diving						1	1	1	1		●	●	1	●	1	●	1	●	1		8
Equestrian					●	●	●	2	●	●	1		●	1	●	1		1			6
Fencing					1	1	1	1	2	1	1	1	1								10
Field hockey					●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	1	1			2
Football		●	●		●	●		●	●		●	●			●	●		1	1		2
Golf										●	●	●	1			●	●	●	1		2
Gymnastics	Artistic				●	●	1	1	1	1			4	3	3	EG					18
	Rhythmic																	●	1	1
	Trampolining										1	1
Handball					●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	1	1	2
Judo					2	2	2	2	2	2	2										14
Modern pentathlon																	●	1	1		2
Rowing					●	●	●	●	2	4	4	4									14
Rugby sevens					●	●	1	●	●	1											2
Sailing							●	●	●	●	●	●	2	2	2	2	2				10
Shooting					2	2	2	1	2	1	2	2	1								15
Swimming					4	4	4	4	4	4	4	4		1	1						34
Synchronized swimming													●	●	1		●	1			2
Table tennis					●	●	●	●	1	1	●	●	●	●	1	1					4
Taekwondo																2	2	2	2		8
Tennis					●	●	●	●	●	●	1	1	3								5
Triathlon																	1		1		2
Volleyball	Beach volleyball				●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	1	1				4
Volleyball	Indoor volleyball				●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	1	1	4
Water polo					●		●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	●	1	1		2
Weightlifting					1	2	2	2	2		2	1	1	1	1						15
Wrestling													2	2	2	3	3	2	2	2	18
Total gold medal events					12	14	14	15	20	19	24	21	22	17	25	16	23	22	30	12	306
Cumulative total					12	26	40	55	75	94	118	139	161	178	203	219	242	264	294	306
August		3 Wed	4 Thu	5 Fri	6 Sat	7 Sun	8 Mon	9 Tue	10 Wed	11 Thu	12 Fri	13 Sat	14 Sun	15 Mon	16 Tue	17 Wed	18 Thu	19 Fri	20 Sat	21 Sun	Gold medal events

Medal table

Main article: 2016 Summer Olympics medal table

Key

* Host nation (Brazil)

2016 Summer Olympics medal table
Rank	NOC	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States (USA)	46	37	38	121
2	Great Britain (GBR)	27	23	17	67
3	China (CHN)	26	18	26	70
4	Russia (RUS)	19	17	19	55
5	Germany (GER)	17	10	15	42
6	Japan (JPN)	12	8	21	41
7	France (FRA)	10	18	14	42
8	South Korea (KOR)	9	3	9	21
9	Italy (ITA)	8	12	8	28
10	Australia (AUS)	8	11	10	29
11–78	Remaining NOCs	125	149	182	456
Total (87 NOCs)		307	306	359	972

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.^[2]

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.^[2]

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.^[2]

4 August 2016 — detailed results

Football

The first matches in the group stage of the men's tournament were held.^[2]

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 was detained for 15 days, pending an investigation, which will prevent him from competing in any boxing events.^[3] 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 (UTC−3).^[4]^[5] Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima, marathon bronze medalist at the 2004 Summer Olympics, lit the Olympic cauldron. Soccer legend Pelé, who was widely rumored to be the first choice to light it, was unable to attend for health reasons.^[6]

5 August 2016 — detailed results

Off-field update

Boxer Hassan Saada (Morocco) was arrested over allegations of sexual assault. He was detained for 15 days, pending an investigation, which will prevent him from competing in any boxing events.^[3]

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 (UTC−3).^[4]^[5] Vanderlei Cordeiro de Lima, marathon bronze medalist at the 2004 Summer Olympics, lit the Olympic cauldron. Soccer legend Pelé, who was widely rumored to be the first choice to light it, was unable to attend for health reasons.^[6]

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: 03 ! Australia 6–2 China Gold Medal Match: 01 ! South Korea 6–0 United States 02 ! 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: 03 ! Sun Yiwen (CHN) defeated Lauren Rembi (FRA), 15–13 Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Emese Szász (HUN) defeated 02 ! 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.^[7] Handball The first day of the group stage in the women's tournament. Judo 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: 03 ! Naohisa Takato (JPN) defeated Orkhan Safarov (AZE) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Diyorbek Urozboev (UZB) defeated Amiran Papinashvili (GEO) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Beslan Mudranov (RUS) defeated 02 ! Yeldos Smetov (KAZ) 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: 03 ! Ami Kondo (JPN) defeated Mönkhbatyn Urantsetseg (MGL) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Galbadrakhyn Otgontsetseg (KAZ) defeated Dayaris Mestre (CUB) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Paula Pareto (ARG) defeated 02 ! Jeong Bo-kyeong (KOR) 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.^[8]^[9] 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:^[10] 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.

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: 03 ! Australia 6–2 China
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! South Korea 6–0 United States 02 !

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: 03 ! Sun Yiwen (CHN) defeated Lauren Rembi (FRA), 15–13
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Emese Szász (HUN) defeated 02 ! 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.^[7]

Handball

The first day of the group stage in the women's tournament.

Judo

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: 03 ! Naohisa Takato (JPN) defeated Orkhan Safarov (AZE)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Diyorbek Urozboev (UZB) defeated Amiran Papinashvili (GEO)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Beslan Mudranov (RUS) defeated 02 ! Yeldos Smetov (KAZ)
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: 03 ! Ami Kondo (JPN) defeated Mönkhbatyn Urantsetseg (MGL)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Galbadrakhyn Otgontsetseg (KAZ) defeated Dayaris Mestre (CUB)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Paula Pareto (ARG) defeated 02 ! Jeong Bo-kyeong (KOR)

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.^[8]^[9] 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:^[10]

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
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
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	^[11]
Cycling	Men's road race	Greg Van Avermaet	Belgium		Jakob Fuglsang	Denmark	Rafał Majka	Poland	^[12]
Fencing	Women's épée	Emese Szász	Hungary		Rossella Fiamingo	Italy	Sun Yiwen	China	^[13]
Judo	Men's 60 kg	Beslan Mudranov	Russia		Yeldos Smetov	Kazakhstan	Naohisa Takato	Japan	^[14]
	Men's 60 kg	Beslan Mudranov	Russia		Yeldos Smetov	Kazakhstan	Diyorbek Urozboev	Uzbekistan	^[14]
	Women's 48 kg	Paula Pareto	Argentina		Jeong Bo-kyeong	South Korea	Ami Kondo	Japan	^[14]
	Women's 48 kg	Paula Pareto	Argentina		Jeong Bo-kyeong	South Korea	Galbadrakhyn Otgontsetseg	Kazakhstan	^[14]
Shooting	Men's 10 m air pistol	Hoàng Xuân Vinh	Vietnam	OR	Felipe Almeida Wu	Brazil	Pang Wei	China	^[15]
Shooting	Women's 10 m air rifle	Virginia Thrasher	United States	OR	Du Li	China	Yi Siling	China	^[9]
Swimming	Men's 400 m freestyle	Mack Horton	Australia		Sun Yang	China	Gabriele Detti	Italy	^[16]
	Men's 400 m individual medley	Kosuke Hagino	Japan		Chase Kalisz	United States	Daiya Seto	Japan	^[17]
	Women's 400 m individual medley	Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	WR	Maya DiRado	United States	Mireia Belmonte	Spain	^[17]
	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	^[18]
Weightlifting	Women's 48 kg	Sopita Tanasan	Thailand		Sri Wahyuni Agustiani	Indonesia	Hiromi Miyake	Japan	^[19]

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: 03 ! Chinese Taipei 5–3 Italy Gold Medal Match: 01 ! South Korea 5–1 Russia 02 ! 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: Semi-final no. 1: Daniele Garozzo (ITA) defeated Timur Safin (RUS), 8-15 Semi-final no. 2: Alexander Massialas (USA) defeated Richard Kruse (GBR), 15–9 Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Timur Safin (RUS) defeated Richard Kruse (GBR), 13-15 Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Daniele Garozzo (ITA) defeated 02 ! Alexander Massialas (USA), 11-15 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 was the first day of the group stage in the men's tournament. Judo Men's 66 kg (half-lightweight) 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: 03 ! Rishod Sobirov (UZB) defeated Adrian Gomboc (SLO) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Masashi Ebinuma (JPN) defeated Antoine Bouchard (CAN) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Fabio Basile (ITA) defeated 02 ! An Ba-ul (KOR) Women's 52 kg (half-lightweight) 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: 03 ! Misato Nakamura (JPN) defeated Érika Miranda (BRA) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Natalia Kuziutina (RUS) defeated Ma Yingnan (CHN) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Majlinda Kelmendi (KOS) defeated 02 ! 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.

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: 03 ! Chinese Taipei 5–3 Italy
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! South Korea 5–1 Russia 02 !

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:
- Semi-final no. 1: Daniele Garozzo (ITA) defeated Timur Safin (RUS), 8-15
- Semi-final no. 2: Alexander Massialas (USA) defeated Richard Kruse (GBR), 15–9
- Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Timur Safin (RUS) defeated Richard Kruse (GBR), 13-15
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Daniele Garozzo (ITA) defeated 02 ! Alexander Massialas (USA), 11-15

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 was the first day of the group stage in the men's tournament.

Judo

Men's 66 kg (half-lightweight)
- 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: 03 ! Rishod Sobirov (UZB) defeated Adrian Gomboc (SLO)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Masashi Ebinuma (JPN) defeated Antoine Bouchard (CAN)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Fabio Basile (ITA) defeated 02 ! An Ba-ul (KOR)
Women's 52 kg (half-lightweight)
- 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: 03 ! Misato Nakamura (JPN) defeated Érika Miranda (BRA)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Natalia Kuziutina (RUS) defeated Ma Yingnan (CHN)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Majlinda Kelmendi (KOS) defeated 02 ! 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
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
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	^[20]
Cycling	Women's road race	Anna van der Breggen	Netherlands		Emma Johansson	Sweden	Elisa Longo Borghini	Italy	^[21]
Diving	Women's synchronized 3 m springboard	Shi Tingmao Wu Minxia	China		Tania Cagnotto Francesca Dallapé	Italy	Maddison Keeney Anabelle Smith	Australia	^[22]
Fencing	Men's foil	Daniele Garozzo	Italy		Alexander Massialas	United States	Timur Safin	Russia	^[23]
Judo	Men's 66 kg	Fabio Basile	Italy		An Ba-ul	South Korea	Rishod Sobirov	Uzbekistan	^[24]
	Men's 66 kg	Fabio Basile	Italy		An Ba-ul	South Korea	Masashi Ebinuma	Japan	^[24]
	Women's 52 kg	Majlinda Kelmendi	Kosovo		Odette Giuffrida	Italy	Misato Nakamura	Japan	^[25]
	Women's 52 kg	Majlinda Kelmendi	Kosovo		Odette Giuffrida	Italy	Natalia Kuziutina	Russia	^[25]
Shooting	Women's 10 metre air pistol	Zhang Mengxue	China	OR	Vitalina Batsarashkina	Russia	Anna Korakaki	Greece	^[26]
Shooting	Women's trap	Catherine Skinner	Australia		Natalie Rooney	New Zealand	Corey Cogdell	United States	^[27]
Swimming	Men's 100 m breaststroke	Adam Peaty	Great Britain	WR	Cameron van der Burgh	South Africa	Cody Miller	United States	^[28]
	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	^[29]
	Women's 400 m freestyle	Katie Ledecky	United States	WR	Jazmin Carlin	Great Britain	Leah Smith	United States	^[30]
	Women's 100 m butterfly	Sarah Sjöström	Sweden	WR	Penny Oleksiak	Canada	Dana Vollmer	United States	^[31]
Weightlifting	Men's 56 kg	Long Qingquan	China	WR	Om Yun-chol	North Korea	Sinphet Kruaithong	Thailand	^[32]
Weightlifting	Women's 53 kg	Hsu Shu-ching	Chinese Taipei		Hidilyn Diaz	Philippines	Yoon Jin-hee	South Korea	^[33]

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.^[34] Equestrian Individual eventing: Cross-country round Team eventing: Cross-country round Fencing Women's sabre: Semi-final no. 1: Sofya Velikaya (RUS) defeated Manon Brunet (FRA), 14-15 Semi-final no. 2: Yana Egorian (RUS) defeated Olha Kharlan (UKR), 15–9 Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Olha Kharlan (UKR) defeated Manon Brunet (FRA), 15-10 Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Yana Egorian (RUS) defeated 02 ! Sofya Velikaya (RUS), 15–14 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.^[35] Handball Women's tournament: Second day of the Group stage Judo Men's 73 kg (lightweight) 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: 03 ! Lasha Shavdatuashvili (GEO) defeated Sagi Muki (ISR) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Dirk Van Tichelt (BEL) defeated Miklós Ungvári (HUN) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Shohei Ono (JPN) defeated 02 ! Rustam Orujov (AZE) Women's 57 kg (lightweight) 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: 03 ! Telma Monteiro (POR) defeated Corina Căprioriu (ROU) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Kaori Matsumoto (JPN) defeated Lien Chen-ling (TPE) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Rafaela Silva (BRA) defeated 02 ! 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:^[36] Semi-final no. 1: Australia 17–5 Canada Semi-final no. 2: Great Britain 7–25 New Zealand Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Canada 33–10 Great Britain Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Australia 24–17 New Zealand 02 ! 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.^[37] 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.^[38] 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.^[39] 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.^[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.^[41] 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.^[42] 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.^[43] 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.^[44]

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.^[34]

Equestrian

Individual eventing: Cross-country round
Team eventing: Cross-country round

Fencing

Women's sabre:
- Semi-final no. 1: Sofya Velikaya (RUS) defeated Manon Brunet (FRA), 14-15
- Semi-final no. 2: Yana Egorian (RUS) defeated Olha Kharlan (UKR), 15–9
- Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Olha Kharlan (UKR) defeated Manon Brunet (FRA), 15-10
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Yana Egorian (RUS) defeated 02 ! Sofya Velikaya (RUS), 15–14

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.^[35]

Handball

Women's tournament: Second day of the Group stage

Judo

Men's 73 kg (lightweight)
- 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: 03 ! Lasha Shavdatuashvili (GEO) defeated Sagi Muki (ISR)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Dirk Van Tichelt (BEL) defeated Miklós Ungvári (HUN)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Shohei Ono (JPN) defeated 02 ! Rustam Orujov (AZE)
Women's 57 kg (lightweight)
- 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: 03 ! Telma Monteiro (POR) defeated Corina Căprioriu (ROU)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Kaori Matsumoto (JPN) defeated Lien Chen-ling (TPE)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Rafaela Silva (BRA) defeated 02 ! 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:^[36]
- Semi-final no. 1: Australia 17–5 Canada
- Semi-final no. 2: Great Britain 7–25 New Zealand
- Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Canada 33–10 Great Britain
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Australia 24–17 New Zealand 02 !

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.^[37]
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.^[38]

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.^[39]
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.^[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.^[41]
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.^[42]

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.^[43]
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.^[44]

Summary table (day 3)

8 August 2016 — summary table

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Diving	Men's synchronized 10 m platform	Chen Aisen Lin Yue	China		David Boudia Steele Johnson	United States	Tom Daley Daniel Goodfellow	Great Britain	^[34]
Fencing	Women's sabre	Yana Egorian	Russia		Sofiya Velikaya	Russia	Olha Kharlan	Ukraine	^[45]
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	^[35]
Judo	Men's 73 kg	Shohei Ono	Japan		Rustam Orujov	Azerbaijan	Lasha Shavdatuashvili	Georgia	^[46]
	Men's 73 kg	Shohei Ono	Japan		Rustam Orujov	Azerbaijan	Dirk Van Tichelt	Belgium	^[46]
	Women's 57 kg	Rafaela Silva	Brazil		Dorjsürengiin Sumiyaa	Mongolia	Telma Monteiro	Portugal	^[47]
	Women's 57 kg	Rafaela Silva	Brazil		Dorjsürengiin Sumiyaa	Mongolia	Kaori Matsumoto	Japan	^[47]
Rugby sevens	Women's	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	^[36]
Shooting	Men's 10 m air rifle	Niccolò Campriani	Italy	OR	Serhiy Kulish	Ukraine	Vladimir Maslennikov	Russia	^[37]
Shooting	Men's trap	Josip Glasnović	Croatia		Giovanni Pellielo	Italy	Edward Ling	Great Britain	^[38]
Swimming	Men's 200 m freestyle	Sun Yang	China		Chad Le Clos	South Africa	Conor Dwyer	United States	^[39]
	Men's 100 m backstroke	Ryan Murphy	United States	OR	Xu Jiayu	China	David Plummer	United States	^[40]
	Women's 100 m backstroke	Katinka Hosszú	Hungary		Kathleen Baker	United States	Kylie Masse	Canada	^[41]
	Women's 100 m backstroke	Katinka Hosszú	Hungary		Kathleen Baker	United States	Fu Yuanhui	China	^[41]
	Women's 100 m breaststroke	Lilly King	United States	OR	Yuliya Yefimova	Russia	Katie Meili	United States	^[42]
Weightlifting	Men's 62 kg	Óscar Figueroa	Colombia		Eko Yuli Irawan	Indonesia	Farkhad Kharki	Kazakhstan	^[43]
Weightlifting	Women's 58 kg	Sukanya Srisurat	Thailand	OR	Pimsiri Sirikaew	Thailand	Kuo Hsing-chun	Chinese Taipei	^[44]

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: Géza Imre (HUN) defeated Gauthier Grumier (FRA), 15-13 Semi-final no. 2: Park Sang-young (KOR) defeated Benjamin Steffen (SUI), 15-9 Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Gauthier Grumier (FRA) defeated Benjamin Steffen (SUI), 15-11 Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Park Sang-young (KOR) defeated 02 ! Géza Imre (HUN), 15–14 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 (half-middleweight) 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: 03 ! Sergiu Toma (UAE) defeated Matteo Marconcini (ITA) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Takanori Nagase (JPN) defeated Avtandil Tchrikishvili (GEO) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Khasan Khalmurzaev (RUS) defeated 02 ! Travis Stevens (USA) Women's 63 kg (half-middleweight) 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: 03 ! Yarden Gerbi (ISR) defeated Miku Tashiro (JPN) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Anicka van Emden (NED) defeated Mariana Silva (BRA) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Tina Trstenjak (SLO) defeated 02 ! 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: 03 ! Heidi Diethelm Gerber (SUI) 8–4 Zhang Jingjing (CHN) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Anna Korakaki (GRE) 8–6 Monika Karsch (GER) 02 ! 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 Johnson – Sock def. Bautista Agut – Ferrer Mergea – Tecău def. Melo – Soares López – Nadal def. Marach – Peya Nestor – Pospisil def. Fognini – Seppi 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 was initially awarded the bronze with a final score of 339 kg, but was later disqualified after he tested positive for strychnine.^[48] On 18 August, the bronze was then the awarded to Colombia's Luis Javier Mosquera, who finished after Artykov at 338 kg. 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.

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: Géza Imre (HUN) defeated Gauthier Grumier (FRA), 15-13
- Semi-final no. 2: Park Sang-young (KOR) defeated Benjamin Steffen (SUI), 15-9
- Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Gauthier Grumier (FRA) defeated Benjamin Steffen (SUI), 15-11
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Park Sang-young (KOR) defeated 02 ! Géza Imre (HUN), 15–14

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 (half-middleweight)
- 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: 03 ! Sergiu Toma (UAE) defeated Matteo Marconcini (ITA)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Takanori Nagase (JPN) defeated Avtandil Tchrikishvili (GEO)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Khasan Khalmurzaev (RUS) defeated 02 ! Travis Stevens (USA)
Women's 63 kg (half-middleweight)
- 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: 03 ! Yarden Gerbi (ISR) defeated Miku Tashiro (JPN)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Anicka van Emden (NED) defeated Mariana Silva (BRA)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Tina Trstenjak (SLO) defeated 02 ! 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: 03 ! Heidi Diethelm Gerber (SUI) 8–4 Zhang Jingjing (CHN)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Anna Korakaki (GRE) 8–6 Monika Karsch (GER) 02 !

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
- Johnson – Sock def. Bautista Agut – Ferrer
- Mergea – Tecău def. Melo – Soares
- López – Nadal def. Marach – Peya
- Nestor – Pospisil def. Fognini – Seppi
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 was initially awarded the bronze with a final score of 339 kg, but was later disqualified after he tested positive for strychnine.^[48] On 18 August, the bronze was then the awarded to Colombia's Luis Javier Mosquera, who finished after Artykov at 338 kg.
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
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Canoeing	Men's slalom C-1	Denis Gargaud Chanut	France		Matej Beňuš	Slovakia	Takuya Haneda	Japan	^[49]
Diving	Women's synchronized 10 m platform	Chen Ruolin Liu Huixia	China		Cheong Jun Hoong Pandelela Rinong	Malaysia	Meaghan Benfeito Roseline Filion	Canada	^[50]
Equestrian	Individual eventing	Michael Jung	Germany		Astier Nicolas	France	Phillip Dutton	United States	^[51]
Equestrian	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	^[52]
Fencing	Men's épée	Park Sang-young	South Korea		Géza Imre	Hungary	Gauthier Grumier	France	^[53]
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	^[54]
Judo	Men's 81 kg	Khasan Khalmurzaev	Russia		Travis Stevens	United States	Sergiu Toma	United Arab Emirates	^[55]
	Men's 81 kg	Khasan Khalmurzaev	Russia		Travis Stevens	United States	Takanori Nagase	Japan	^[55]
	Women's 63 kg	Tina Trstenjak	Slovenia		Clarisse Agbegnenou	France	Yarden Gerbi	Israel	^[56]
	Women's 63 kg	Tina Trstenjak	Slovenia		Clarisse Agbegnenou	France	Anicka van Emden	Netherlands	^[56]
Shooting	Women's 25 metre pistol	Anna Korakaki	Greece		Monika Karsch	Germany	Heidi Diethelm Gerber	Switzerland	^[57]
Swimming	Men's 200 m butterfly	Michael Phelps	United States		Masato Sakai	Japan	Tamás Kenderesi	Hungary	^[58]
	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	^[59]
	Women's 200 metre freestyle	Katie Ledecky	United States		Sarah Sjöström	Sweden	Emma McKeon	Australia	^[60]
	Women's 200 metre individual medley	Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	OR	Siobhan-Marie O'Connor	Great Britain	Maya DiRado	United States	^[61]
Weightlifting	Men's 69 kg	Shi Zhiyong	China		Daniyar Ismayilov	Turkey	Luis Javier Mosquera	Colombia	^[62]
Weightlifting	Women's 63 kg	Deng Wei	China	WR	Choe Hyo-sim	North Korea	Karina Goricheva	Kazakhstan	^[63]

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.^[64] 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.^[65] 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: Áron Szilágyi (HUN) defeated Kim Jung-hwan (KOR), 15-12 Semi-final no. 2: Daryl Homer (USA) defeated Mojtaba Abedini (IRI), 15-14 Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Kim Jung-hwan (KOR) defeated Mojtaba Abedini (IRI), 8-15 Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Áron Szilágyi (HUN) defeated 02 ! Daryl Homer (USA), 8-15 Women's foil: Semi-final no. 1: Elisa Di Francisca (ITA) defeated Inès Boubakri (TUN), 9-12 Semi-final no. 2: Inna Deriglazova (RUS) defeated Aida Shanaeva (RUS), 3-15 Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Inès Boubakri (TUN) defeated Aida Shanaeva (RUS), 15-11 Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Inna Deriglazova (RUS) defeated 02 ! Elisa Di Francisca (ITA), 12-11 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 (middleweight) Semi-final no. 1: Mashu Baker (JPN) defeated Cheng Xunzhao (CHN) Semi-final no. 2: Varlam Liparteliani (GEO) defeated Gwak Dong-han (KOR) Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Gwak Dong-han (KOR) defeated Marcus Nyman (SWE) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Cheng Xunzhao (CHN) defeated Lkhagvasürengiin Otgonbaatar (MGL) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Mashu Baker (JPN) defeated 02 ! Varlam Liparteliani (GEO) Women's 70 kg (middleweight) Semi-final no. 1: Haruka Tachimoto (JPN) defeated Laura Vargas Koch (GER) Semi-final no. 2: Yuri Alvear (COL) defeated Sally Conway (GBR) Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Sally Conway (GBR) defeated Bernadette Graf (AUT) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Laura Vargas Koch (GER) defeated María Bernabéu (ESP) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Haruka Tachimoto (JPN) defeated 02 ! Yuri Alvear (COL) 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.^[66] 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.^[67] 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: 03 ! Kim Song-i (PRK) 4–1 Ai Fukuhara (JPN) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Ding Ning (CHN) 4–3 Li Xiaoxia (CHN) 02 ! 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.^[68] 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.

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.^[64]
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.^[65]

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: Áron Szilágyi (HUN) defeated Kim Jung-hwan (KOR), 15-12
- Semi-final no. 2: Daryl Homer (USA) defeated Mojtaba Abedini (IRI), 15-14
- Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Kim Jung-hwan (KOR) defeated Mojtaba Abedini (IRI), 8-15
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Áron Szilágyi (HUN) defeated 02 ! Daryl Homer (USA), 8-15
Women's foil:
- Semi-final no. 1: Elisa Di Francisca (ITA) defeated Inès Boubakri (TUN), 9-12
- Semi-final no. 2: Inna Deriglazova (RUS) defeated Aida Shanaeva (RUS), 3-15
- Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! Inès Boubakri (TUN) defeated Aida Shanaeva (RUS), 15-11
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Inna Deriglazova (RUS) defeated 02 ! Elisa Di Francisca (ITA), 12-11

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 (middleweight)
- Semi-final no. 1: Mashu Baker (JPN) defeated Cheng Xunzhao (CHN)
- Semi-final no. 2: Varlam Liparteliani (GEO) defeated Gwak Dong-han (KOR)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Gwak Dong-han (KOR) defeated Marcus Nyman (SWE)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Cheng Xunzhao (CHN) defeated Lkhagvasürengiin Otgonbaatar (MGL)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Mashu Baker (JPN) defeated 02 ! Varlam Liparteliani (GEO)
Women's 70 kg (middleweight)
- Semi-final no. 1: Haruka Tachimoto (JPN) defeated Laura Vargas Koch (GER)
- Semi-final no. 2: Yuri Alvear (COL) defeated Sally Conway (GBR)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Sally Conway (GBR) defeated Bernadette Graf (AUT)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Laura Vargas Koch (GER) defeated María Bernabéu (ESP)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Haruka Tachimoto (JPN) defeated 02 ! Yuri Alvear (COL)

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.^[66]
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.^[67]

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: 03 ! Kim Song-i (PRK) 4–1 Ai Fukuhara (JPN)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Ding Ning (CHN) 4–3 Li Xiaoxia (CHN) 02 !

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.^[68] 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
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Canoeing	Men's slalom K-1	Joseph Clarke	Great Britain		Peter Kauzer	Slovenia	Jiří Prskavec	Czech Republic	^[69]
Cycling	Men's road time trial	Fabian Cancellara	Switzerland		Tom Dumoulin	Netherlands	Chris Froome	Great Britain	^[70]^[71]
Cycling	Women's road time trial	Kristin Armstrong	United States		Olga Zabelinskaya	Russia	Anna van der Breggen	Netherlands	^[72]
Diving	Men's synchronized 3 m springboard	Chris Mears Jack Laugher	Great Britain		Sam Dorman Michael Hixon	United States	Cao Yuan Qin Kai	China	^[73]
Fencing	Men's sabre	Áron Szilágyi	Hungary		Daryl Homer	United States	Kim Jung-hwan	South Korea	^[74]
Fencing	Women's foil	Inna Deriglazova	Russia		Elisa Di Francisca	Italy	Inès Boubakri	Tunisia	^[75]
Gymnastics	Men's artistic individual all-around	Kōhei Uchimura	Japan		Oleg Vernyayev	Ukraine	Max Whitlock	Great Britain	^[76]
Judo	Men's 90 kg	Mashu Baker	Japan		Varlam Liparteliani	Georgia	Gwak Dong-han	South Korea	^[77]
	Men's 90 kg	Mashu Baker	Japan		Varlam Liparteliani	Georgia	Cheng Xunzhao	China	^[77]
	Women's 70 kg	Haruka Tachimoto	Japan		Yuri Alvear	Colombia	Sally Conway	Great Britain	^[78]
	Women's 70 kg	Haruka Tachimoto	Japan		Yuri Alvear	Colombia	Laura Vargas Koch	Germany	^[78]
Rowing	Men's quadruple sculls	Postponed and rescheduled
Rowing	Women's quadruple sculls	Postponed and rescheduled
Shooting	Men's 50 m pistol	Jin Jong-oh	South Korea	OR	Hoàng Xuân Vinh	Vietnam	Kim Song-guk	North Korea	^[79]
Shooting	Men's double trap	Fehaid Al-Deehani	Independent Olympic Athletes		Marco Innocenti	Italy	Steven Scott	Great Britain	^[80]
Swimming	Men's 100 m freestyle	Kyle Chalmers	Australia		Pieter Timmers	Belgium	Nathan Adrian	United States	^[81]
	Men's 200 m breaststroke	Dmitriy Balandin	Kazakhstan		Josh Prenot	United States	Anton Chupkov	Russia	^[82]
	Women's 200 m butterfly	Mireia Belmonte	Spain		Madeline Groves	Australia	Natsumi Hoshi	Japan	^[83]
	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	^[84]
Table tennis	Women's singles	Ding Ning	China		Li Xiaoxia	China	Kim Song-i	North Korea	^[85]
Weightlifting	Men's 77 kg	Nijat Rahimov	Kazakhstan	WR	Lü Xiaojun	China	Mohamed Mahmoud	Egypt	^[86]
Weightlifting	Women's 69 kg	Xiang Yanmei	China		Zhazira Zhapparkul	Kazakhstan	Sara Ahmed	Egypt	^[87]

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 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Lisa Unruh 2–6 Chang Hye-jin 01 ! 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 Britain) 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 Match: Estonia 31–37 Russia 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 02 ! China 38–44 Romania 01 ! 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 (half-heavyweight): Semi-final no. 1: Elmar Gasimov (AZE) defeated Artem Bloshenko (UKR) Semi-final no. 2: Lukáš Krpálek (CZE) defeated Cyrille Maret (FRA) Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Cyrille Maret (FRA) defeated Karl-Richard Frey (GER) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Ryunosuke Haga (JPN) defeated Artem Bloshenko (UKR) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Lukáš Krpálek (CZE) defeated 02 ! Elmar Gasimov (AZE) Women's 78 kg (half-heavyweight) Semi-final no. 1: Kayla Harrison (USA) defeated Anamari Velenšek (SLO) Semi-final no. 2: Audrey Tcheuméo (FRA) defeated Mayra Aguiar (BRA) Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Mayra Aguiar (BRA) defeated Yalennis Castillo (CUB) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Anamari Velenšek (SLO) defeated Luise Malzahn (GER) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Kayla Harrison (USA) defeated 02 ! Audrey Tcheuméo (FRA) 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 Britain) 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 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Fiji 43–7 Great Britain 02 ! 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: 03 ! Jun Mizutani 4–1 Vladimir Samsonov Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Ma Long 4–0 Zhang Jike 02 ! Tennis Men's Singles: Third round Women's Singles: Quarterfinals Petra Kvitová def. Elina Svitolina Mónica Puig def. Laura Siegemund Madison Keys def. Daria Kasatkina Angelique Kerber def. Johanna Konta Men's Doubles: Semifinals Mergea – Tecău def. Johnson – Sock López – Nadal def. Nestor – Pospisil Women's Doubles: Quarterfinals Šafářová – Strýcová def. Vinci – Errani Makarova – Vesnina def. Muguruza – Suárez Navarro Bacsinszky – Hingis def. A. Chan – L. Chan Hlaváčková – Hradecká def. Kasatkina – Kuznetsova 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

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 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Lisa Unruh 2–6 Chang Hye-jin 01 !

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 Britain) 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 Match: Estonia 31–37 Russia 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! China 38–44 Romania 01 !

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 (half-heavyweight):
- Semi-final no. 1: Elmar Gasimov (AZE) defeated Artem Bloshenko (UKR)
- Semi-final no. 2: Lukáš Krpálek (CZE) defeated Cyrille Maret (FRA)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Cyrille Maret (FRA) defeated Karl-Richard Frey (GER)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Ryunosuke Haga (JPN) defeated Artem Bloshenko (UKR)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Lukáš Krpálek (CZE) defeated 02 ! Elmar Gasimov (AZE)
Women's 78 kg (half-heavyweight)
- Semi-final no. 1: Kayla Harrison (USA) defeated Anamari Velenšek (SLO)
- Semi-final no. 2: Audrey Tcheuméo (FRA) defeated Mayra Aguiar (BRA)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Mayra Aguiar (BRA) defeated Yalennis Castillo (CUB)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Anamari Velenšek (SLO) defeated Luise Malzahn (GER)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Kayla Harrison (USA) defeated 02 ! Audrey Tcheuméo (FRA)

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 Britain) 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 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Fiji 43–7 Great Britain 02 !

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: 03 ! Jun Mizutani 4–1 Vladimir Samsonov
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Ma Long 4–0 Zhang Jike 02 !

Tennis

Men's Singles: Third round
Women's Singles: Quarterfinals
- Petra Kvitová def. Elina Svitolina
- Mónica Puig def. Laura Siegemund
- Madison Keys def. Daria Kasatkina
- Angelique Kerber def. Johanna Konta
Men's Doubles: Semifinals
- Mergea – Tecău def. Johnson – Sock
- López – Nadal def. Nestor – Pospisil
Women's Doubles: Quarterfinals
- Šafářová – Strýcová def. Vinci – Errani
- Makarova – Vesnina def. Muguruza – Suárez Navarro
- Bacsinszky – Hingis def. A. Chan – L. Chan
- Hlaváčková – Hradecká def. Kasatkina – Kuznetsova
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
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Archery	Women's individual	Chang Hye-jin	South Korea		Lisa Unruh	Germany	Ki Bo-bae	South Korea	^[88]
Canoeing	Men's slalom C-2	Ladislav Škantár Peter Škantár	Slovakia		David Florence Richard Hounslow	Great Britain	Gauthier Klauss Matthieu Péché	France	^[89]
Canoeing	Women's slalom K-1	Maialen Chourraut	Spain		Luuka Jones	New Zealand	Jessica Fox	Australia	^[90]
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	^[91]
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	^[92]
Gymnastics	Women's artistic individual all-around	Simone Biles	United States		Aly Raisman	United States	Aliya Mustafina	Russia	^[93]
Judo	Men's 100 kg	Lukáš Krpálek	Czech Republic		Elmar Gasimov	Azerbaijan	Ryunosuke Haga	Japan	^[94]
	Men's 100 kg	Lukáš Krpálek	Czech Republic		Elmar Gasimov	Azerbaijan	Cyrille Maret	France	^[94]
	Women's 78 kg	Kayla Harrison	United States		Audrey Tcheuméo	France	Mayra Aguiar	Brazil	^[95]
	Women's 78 kg	Kayla Harrison	United States		Audrey Tcheuméo	France	Anamari Velenšek	Slovenia	^[95]
Rowing	Men's coxless pair	Hamish Bond Eric Murray	New Zealand		Lawrence Brittain Shaun Keeling	South Africa	Giovanni Abagnale Marco Di Constanzo	Italy	^[96]
	Men's double sculls	Martin Sinković Valent Sinković	Croatia		Mindaugas Griškonis Saulius Ritter	Lithuania	Kjetil Borch Olaf Tufte	Norway	^[97]
	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	^[98]
	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	^[99]
	Women's double sculls	Magdalena Fularczyk-Kozłowska Natalia Madaj	Poland		Victoria Thornley Katherine Grainger	Great Britain	Donata Vištartaitė Milda Valčiukaitė	Lithuania	^[100]
	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	^[101]
Rugby sevens	Men's	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	^[102]
Shooting	Women's 50 m rifle three positions	Barbara Engleder	Germany		Zhang Binbin	China	Du Li	China	^[103]
Swimming	Men's 200 m backstroke	Ryan Murphy	United States		Mitch Larkin	Australia	Evgeny Rylov	Russia	^[104]
	Men's 200 m individual medley	Michael Phelps	United States		Kosuke Hagino	Japan	Wang Shun	China	^[105]
	Women's 100 m freestyle	Simone Manuel	United States	OR	Not awarded		Sarah Sjöström	Sweden
	Women's 100 m freestyle	Penny Oleksiak	Canada	OR	Not awarded		Sarah Sjöström	Sweden
	Women's 200 m breaststroke	Rie Kaneto	Japan		Yulia Yefimova	Russia	Shi Jinglin	China	^[106]
Table tennis	Men's singles	Ma Long	China		Zhang Jike	China	Jun Mizutani	Japan	^[107]

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 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Jean-Charles Valladont 3–7 Ku Bon-chan 01 ! 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): 03 ! Joahnys Argilagos 1–2 Yuberjen Martinez Hasanboy Dusmatov 3–0 Nico Hernández 03 ! 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 Match: Italy 31–45 United States 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 02 ! France 41–45 Russia 01 ! 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 PR 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 (heavyweight): Semi-final no. 1: Teddy Riner (FRA) defeated Or Sasson (ISR) Semi-final no. 2: Hisayoshi Harasawa (JPN) defeated Abdullo Tangriev (UZB) Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Rafael Silva (BRA) defeated Abdullo Tangriev (UZB) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Or Sasson (ISR) defeated Alex García Mendoza (CUB) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Teddy Riner (FRA) defeated 02 ! Hisayoshi Harasawa (JPN) Women's +78 kg (heavyweight) Semi-final no. 1: Émilie Andéol (FRA) defeated Yu Song (CHN) Semi-final no. 2: Idalys Ortiz (CUB) defeated Kanae Yamabe (JPN) Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Kanae Yamabe (JPN) defeated Kayra Sayit (TUR) Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Yu Song (CHN) defeated Kim Minjeong (KOR) Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Émilie Andéol (FRA) defeated 02 ! Idalys Ortiz (CUB) 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 Britain'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 Britain) 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: 03 ! Johnson – Sock def. Nestor – Pospisil Gold Medal Game: 01 ! López – Nadal def. 02 ! 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.

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 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Jean-Charles Valladont 3–7 Ku Bon-chan 01 !

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):
- 03 ! Joahnys Argilagos 1–2 Yuberjen Martinez
- Hasanboy Dusmatov 3–0 Nico Hernández 03 !
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 Match: Italy 31–45 United States 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! France 41–45 Russia 01 !

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 PR 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 (heavyweight):
- Semi-final no. 1: Teddy Riner (FRA) defeated Or Sasson (ISR)
- Semi-final no. 2: Hisayoshi Harasawa (JPN) defeated Abdullo Tangriev (UZB)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Rafael Silva (BRA) defeated Abdullo Tangriev (UZB)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Or Sasson (ISR) defeated Alex García Mendoza (CUB)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Teddy Riner (FRA) defeated 02 ! Hisayoshi Harasawa (JPN)
Women's +78 kg (heavyweight)
- Semi-final no. 1: Émilie Andéol (FRA) defeated Yu Song (CHN)
- Semi-final no. 2: Idalys Ortiz (CUB) defeated Kanae Yamabe (JPN)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Kanae Yamabe (JPN) defeated Kayra Sayit (TUR)
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Yu Song (CHN) defeated Kim Minjeong (KOR)
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Émilie Andéol (FRA) defeated 02 ! Idalys Ortiz (CUB)

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 Britain'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 Britain) 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: 03 ! Johnson – Sock def. Nestor – Pospisil
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! López – Nadal def. 02 ! 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
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Archery	Men's individual	Ku Bon-chan	South Korea		Jean-Charles Valladont	France	Brady Ellison	United States	^[108]
Athletics	Men's 20 km walk	Wang Zhen	China		Cai Zelin	China	Dane Bird-Smith	Australia	^[109]
	Women's 10,000 m	Almaz Ayana	Ethiopia	WR	Vivian Cheruiyot	Kenya	Tirunesh Dibaba	Ethiopia	^[110]
	Women's shot put	Michelle Carter	United States		Valerie Adams	New Zealand	Anita Marton	Hungary	^[111]
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	^[112]
Cycling	Women's team sprint	Gong Jinjie Zhong Tianshi	China		Daria Shmeleva Anastasiia Voinova	Russia	Miriam Welte Kristina Vogel	Germany	^[113]
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	^[114]
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	^[115]
Gymnastics	Women's trampoline	Rosannagh MacLennan	Canada		Bryony Page	Great Britain	Li Dan	China	^[116]
Judo	Men's +100 kg	Teddy Riner	France		Hisayoshi Harasawa	Japan	Or Sasson	Israel	^[117]
	Men's +100 kg	Teddy Riner	France		Hisayoshi Harasawa	Japan	Rafael Silva	Brazil	^[117]
	Women's +78 kg	Émilie Andéol	France		Idalys Ortiz	Cuba	Kanae Yamabe	Japan	^[118]
	Women's +78 kg	Émilie Andéol	France		Idalys Ortiz	Cuba	Yu Song	China	^[118]
Rowing	Men's lightweight double sculls	Jeremie Azou Pierre Houin	France		Gary O'Donovan Paul O'Donovan	Ireland	Kristoffer Brun Are Strandli	Norway	^[119]
	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	^[120]
	Women's coxless pair	Helen Glover Heather Stanning	Great Britain		Genevieve Behrent Rebecca Scown	New Zealand	Hedvig Rasmussen Anne Andersen	Denmark	^[121]
	Women's lightweight double sculls	Maaike Head Ilse Paulis	Netherlands		Lindsay Jennerich Patricia Obee	Canada	Huang Wenyi Pan Feihong	China	^[122]
Shooting	Men's 50 m rifle prone	Henri Junghänel	Germany		Kim Jong-hyun	South Korea	Kirill Grigoryan	Russia	^[123]
Shooting	Women's skeet	Diana Bacosi	Italy		Chiara Cainero	Italy	Kim Rhode	United States	^[124]
Swimming	Men's 50 m freestyle	Anthony Ervin	United States		Florent Manaudou	France	Nathan Adrian	United States	^[125]
	Men's 100 m butterfly	Joseph Schooling	Singapore	OR, AR	Michael Phelps	United States	Not awarded		^[126]
					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	^[127]
	Women's 200 m backstroke	Maya DiRado	United States		Katinka Hosszú	Hungary	Hilary Caldwell	Canada	^[128]
Tennis	Men's doubles	Marc López Rafael Nadal	Spain		Florin Mergea Horia Tecău	Romania	Steve Johnson Jack Sock	United States	^[129]
Weightlifting	Men's 85 kg	Kianoush Rostami	Iran	WR	Tian Tao	China	Gabriel Sîncrăian	Romania	^[130]
Weightlifting	Women's 75 kg	Rim Jong-sim	North Korea		Darya Naumava	Belarus	Lidia Valentín	Spain	^[131]

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 Britain) 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 03 ! Vasiliy Levit 3–0 Erislandy Savón 03 ! 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 Britain 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 Match: Italy 30–45 United States 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Russia 45–30 Ukraine 02 ! 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 Britain 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: 03 ! Petra Kvitová def. Madison Keys Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Mónica Puig def. 02 ! Angelique Kerber Women's Doubles: Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! 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.

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 Britain) 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 03 !
- Vasiliy Levit 3–0 Erislandy Savón 03 !
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 Britain 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 Match: Italy 30–45 United States 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Russia 45–30 Ukraine 02 !

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 Britain 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: 03 ! Petra Kvitová def. Madison Keys
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Mónica Puig def. 02 ! Angelique Kerber
Women's Doubles:
- Bronze Medal Match: 03 ! 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
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Athletics	Men's 10,000 m	Mo Farah	Great Britain		Paul Tanui	Kenya	Tamirat Tola	Ethiopia	^[132]
	Men's long jump	Jeff Henderson	United States		Luvo Manyonga	South Africa	Greg Rutherford	Great Britain	^[133]
	Men's discus throw	Christoph Harting	Germany		Piotr Małachowski	Poland	Daniel Jasinski	Germany	^[134]
	Women's 100 m	Elaine Thompson	Jamaica		Tori Bowie	United States	Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce	Jamaica	^[135]
	Women's heptathlon	Nafissatou Thiam	Belgium		Jessica Ennis-Hill	Great Britain	Brianne Theisen-Eaton	Canada	^[136]
Cycling	Women's Keirin	Elis Ligtlee	Netherlands		Becky James	Great Britain	Anna Meares	Australia	^[137]
Cycling	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	^[138]
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	^[139]
Gymnastics	Men's trampoline	Uladzislau Hancharou	Belarus		Dong Dong	China	Lei Gao	China	^[140]
Rowing	Men's single sculls	Mahé Drysdale	New Zealand		Damir Martin	Croatia	Ondrej Synek	Czech Republic	^[141]
	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	^[142]
	Women's single sculls	Kim Brennan	Australia		Gevvie Stone	United States	Duan Jingli	China	^[143]
	Women's eight	Amanda Elmore Tessa Gobbo Elle Logan Meghan Musnicki Amanda Polk Emily Regan Lauren Schmetterling Kerry Simmonds Katelin Snyder	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	^[144]
Shooting	Men's 25 m rapid fire pistol	Christian Reitz	Germany		Jean Quiquampoix	France	Li Yuehong	China	^[145]
Shooting	Men's skeet	Gabriele Rossetti	Italy		Marcus Svensson	Sweden	Abdullah Al-Rashidi	Independent Olympic Athletes	^[146]
Swimming	Men's 1500 m freestyle	Gregorio Paltrinieri	Italy		Connor Jaeger	United States	Gabriele Detti	Italy	^[147]
	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	^[148]
	Women's 50 m freestyle	Pernille Blume	Denmark		Simone Manuel	United States	Aliaksandra Herasimenia	Belarus	^[149]
	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	^[150]
Tennis	Women's singles	Mónica Puig	Puerto Rico		Angelique Kerber	Germany	Petra Kvitová	Czech Republic	^[151]
Weightlifting	Men's 94 kg	Sohrab Moradi	Iran		Vadzim Straltsou	Belarus	Aurimas Didžbalis	Lithuania	^[152]

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: 02 ! Yuberjén Martínez 0–3 Hasanboy Dusmatov 01 ! Men's bantamweight: Round of 16 Men's lightweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded to each loser in the semifinals): 03 ! Lázaro Álvarez 0–3 Robson Conceição 03 ! 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 Match: 03 ! Hungary 39–37 Ukraine Gold Medal Match: 01 ! France 45–31 Italy 02 ! 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 Britain) 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 Britain) with a score of 15.966, Louis Smith (Great Britain) 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 Britain) 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: 03 ! Kei Nishikori def. Rafael Nadal Gold medal match: 01 ! Andy Murray def. 02 ! Juan Martín del Potro Women's Doubles: Gold medal match: 01 ! Makarova – Vesnina def. 02 ! Bacsinszky – Hingis Mixed Doubles: Bronze medal match: 03 ! Hradecká – Štěpánek def. Mirza – Bopanna Gold medal match: 01 ! Mattek-Sands – Sock def. 02 ! 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 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Stig André Berge 1–1 (decision by points) Rovshan Bayramov Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Ismael Borrero 8–0 Shinobu Ota 02 ! 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: 03 ! Kim Hyeon-woo 6–4 Božo Starčević Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Saeid Abdevali 5–2 Péter Bácsi Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Roman Vlasov 5–1 Mark Madsen 02 !

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: 02 ! Yuberjén Martínez 0–3 Hasanboy Dusmatov 01 !
Men's bantamweight: Round of 16
Men's lightweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded to each loser in the semifinals):
- 03 ! Lázaro Álvarez 0–3 Robson Conceição
- 03 ! 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 Match: 03 ! Hungary 39–37 Ukraine
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! France 45–31 Italy 02 !

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 Britain) 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 Britain) with a score of 15.966, Louis Smith (Great Britain) 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 Britain) 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: 03 ! Kei Nishikori def. Rafael Nadal
- Gold medal match: 01 ! Andy Murray def. 02 ! Juan Martín del Potro
Women's Doubles:
- Gold medal match: 01 ! Makarova – Vesnina def. 02 ! Bacsinszky – Hingis
Mixed Doubles:
- Bronze medal match: 03 ! Hradecká – Štěpánek def. Mirza – Bopanna
- Gold medal match: 01 ! Mattek-Sands – Sock def. 02 ! 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 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Stig André Berge 1–1 (decision by points) Rovshan Bayramov
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Ismael Borrero 8–0 Shinobu Ota 02 !
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: 03 ! Kim Hyeon-woo 6–4 Božo Starčević
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Saeid Abdevali 5–2 Péter Bácsi
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Roman Vlasov 5–1 Mark Madsen 02 !

Summary table (day 9)

14 August 2016 — summary table

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Athletics	Men's 100 m	Usain Bolt	Jamaica		Justin Gatlin	United States	Andre De Grasse	Canada	^[153]
	Men's 400 m	Wayde van Niekerk	South Africa	WR	Kirani James	Grenada	LaShawn Merritt	United States	^[154]
	Women's marathon	Jemima Sumgong	Kenya		Eunice Kirwa	Bahrain	Mare Dibaba	Ethiopia	^[155]
	Women's triple jump	Caterine Ibargüen	Colombia		Yulimar Rojas	Venezuela	Olga Rypakova	Kazakhstan	^[156]
Boxing	Men's light flyweight	Hasanboy Dusmatov	Uzbekistan		Yuberjén Martínez	Colombia	Joahnys Argilagos †	Cuba	^[157]
Boxing	Men's light flyweight	Hasanboy Dusmatov	Uzbekistan		Yuberjén Martínez	Colombia	Nico Hernández †	United States	^[157]
Cycling	Men's sprint	Jason Kenny	Great Britain		Callum Skinner	Great Britain	Denis Dmitriev	Russia	^[158]
Diving	Women's 3 m springboard	Shi Tingmao	China		He Zi	China	Tania Cagnotto	Italy	^[159]
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	^[160]
Golf	Men's	Justin Rose	Great Britain		Henrik Stenson	Sweden	Matt Kuchar	United States	^[161]^[162]
Gymnastics	Men's floor	Max Whitlock	Great Britain		Diego Hypólito	Brazil	Arthur Mariano	Brazil	^[163]
	Men's pommel horse	Max Whitlock	Great Britain		Louis Smith	Great Britain	Alexander Naddour	United States	^[164]
	Women's vault	Simone Biles	United States		Maria Paseka	Russia	Giulia Steingruber	Switzerland	^[165]
	Women's uneven bars	Aliya Mustafina	Russia		Madison Kocian	United States	Sophie Scheder	Germany	^[166]
Sailing	Men's RS:X	Dorian van Rijsselberghe	Netherlands		Nick Dempsey	Great Britain	Pierre Le Coq	France	^[167]
Sailing	Women's RS:X	Charline Picon	France		Chen Peina	China	Stefania Elfutina	Russia	^[168]
Shooting	Men's 50 m rifle three positions	Niccolò Campriani	Italy		Sergey Kamenskiy	Russia	Alexis Raynaud	France	^[169]
Tennis	Men's singles	Andy Murray	Great Britain		Juan Martín del Potro	Argentina	Kei Nishikori	Japan	^[170]
	Women's doubles	Ekaterina Makarova Elena Vesnina	Russia		Timea Bacsinszky Martina Hingis	Switzerland	Lucie Šafářová † Barbora Strýcová †	Czech Republic	^[171]
	Mixed doubles	Bethanie Mattek-Sands Jack Sock	United States		Venus Williams Rajeev Ram	United States	Lucie Hradecká Radek Štěpánek	Czech Republic	^[172]
Weightlifting	Women's +75 kg	Meng Suping	China		Kim Kuk-hyang	North Korea	Sarah Robles	United States	^[173]
Wrestling	Men's Greco-Roman 59 kg	Ismael Borrero	Cuba		Shinobu Ota	Japan	Elmurat Tasmuradov	Uzbekistan	^[174]
	Men's Greco-Roman 59 kg	Ismael Borrero	Cuba		Shinobu Ota	Japan	Stig André Berge	Norway	^[174]
	Men's Greco-Roman 75 kg	Roman Vlasov	Russia		Mark Madsen	Denmark	Kim Hyeon-woo	South Korea	^[175]
	Men's Greco-Roman 75 kg	Roman Vlasov	Russia		Mark Madsen	Denmark	Saeid Abdevali	Iran	^[175]

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^[176] 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): 03 ! Mohammed Rabii 0–3 Shakhram Giyasov 03 ! Souleymane Cissokho 0–3 Daniyar Yeleussinov Men's heavyweight Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Evgeny Tishchenko 3–0 Vasiliy Levit 02 ! 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 Britain) 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 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Denis Kudla 3–3 (decision by points) Viktor Lőrincz Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Zhan Beleniuk 2–9 Davit Chakvetadze 01 ! 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: 03 ! Sabah Shariati 2–0 Eduard Popp Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Heiki Nabi 0–6 Sergey Semenov 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Rıza Kayaalp 0–6 Mijaín López 01 !

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^[176] 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):
- 03 ! Mohammed Rabii 0–3 Shakhram Giyasov
- 03 ! Souleymane Cissokho 0–3 Daniyar Yeleussinov
Men's heavyweight
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Evgeny Tishchenko 3–0 Vasiliy Levit 02 !

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 Britain) 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 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Denis Kudla 3–3 (decision by points) Viktor Lőrincz
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Zhan Beleniuk 2–9 Davit Chakvetadze 01 !
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: 03 ! Sabah Shariati 2–0 Eduard Popp
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Heiki Nabi 0–6 Sergey Semenov 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Rıza Kayaalp 0–6 Mijaín López 01 !

Summary table (day 10)

15 August 2016 — summary table

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Athletics	Men's 800 m	David Rudisha	Kenya		Taoufik Makhloufi	Algeria	Clayton Murphy	United States	^[177]
	Men's pole vault	Thiago Braz da Silva	Brazil	OR	Renaud Lavillenie	France	Sam Kendricks	United States	^[178]
	Women's 400 m	Shaunae Miller	Bahamas		Allyson Felix	United States	Shericka Jackson	Jamaica	^[178]
	Women's 3000 m steeplechase	Ruth Jebet	Bahrain		Hyvin Jepkemoi	Kenya	Emma Coburn	United States	^[179]
	Women's hammer throw	Anita Włodarczyk	Poland	WR	Zhang Wenxiu	China	Sophie Hitchon	Great Britain	^[180]
Boxing	Men's heavyweight	Evgeny Tishchenko	Russia		Vassiliy Levit	Kazakhstan	Rustam Tulaganov †	Uzbekistan	^[181]
Boxing	Men's heavyweight	Evgeny Tishchenko	Russia		Vassiliy Levit	Kazakhstan	Erislandy Savón †	Cuba	^[181]
Cycling	Men's Omnium	Elia Viviani	Italy		Mark Cavendish	Great Britain	Lasse Norman Hansen	Denmark	^[182]
Equestrian	Individual dressage	Charlotte Dujardin	Great Britain		Isabell Werth	Germany	Kristina Bröring-Sprehe	Germany	^[183]
Gymnastics	Men's vault	Ri Se-gwang	North Korea		Denis Ablyazin	Russia	Kenzō Shirai	Japan	^[184]
	Men's rings	Eleftherios Petrounias	Greece		Arthur Zanetti	Brazil	Denis Ablyazin	Russia	^[185]
	Women's balance beam	Sanne Wevers	Netherlands		Laurie Hernandez	United States	Simone Biles	United States	^[186]
Sailing	Laser	Postponed and rescheduled
Sailing	Laser Radial	Postponed and rescheduled
Swimming	Women's marathon 10 km	Sharon van Rouwendaal	Netherlands		Rachele Bruni	Italy	Poliana Okimoto	Brazil	^[187]
Weightlifting	Men's 105 kg	Ruslan Nurudinov	Uzbekistan	OR	Simon Martirosyan	Armenia	Aleksandr Zaychikov	Kazakhstan	^[188]
Wrestling	Men's Greco-Roman 85 kg	Davit Chakvetadze	Russia		Zhan Beleniuk	Ukraine	Javid Hamzatau	Belarus	^[189]
	Men's Greco-Roman 85 kg	Davit Chakvetadze	Russia		Zhan Beleniuk	Ukraine	Denis Kudla	Germany	^[189]
	Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg	Mijaín López	Cuba		Rıza Kayaalp	Turkey	Sabah Shariati	Azerbaijan	^[190]
	Men's Greco-Roman 130 kg	Mijaín López	Cuba		Rıza Kayaalp	Turkey	Sergey Semenov	Russia	^[190]

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 03 ! 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 01 ! Robson Conceição 3–0 Sofiane Oumiha 02 ! Men's light heavyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded to each loser in the semifinals) Julio César La Cruz 3–0 Mathieu Bauderlique 03 ! 03 ! 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 (Brazil) finished in second with a time of 3:58.529. Serghei Tarnovschi (Moldova) was initially awarded the bronze with a time of 4:00.852, but was later stripped of the medal for a doping violation. Ilia Shtokalov (Russia) was then given the bronze with a time of 4:00.963.^[191] 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 Britain) 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 Britain) 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 Britain) 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 Britain) 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 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 01 ! China 3–0 Germany 02 ! 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 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Ryu Han-su 0–8 Rasul Chunayev 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Davor Štefanek 1–1 (decision by points) Migran Arutyunyan 02 ! 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 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Ghasem Rezaei 4–4 (decision by points) Fredrik Schön Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Artur Aleksanyan 3–0 Yasmany Lugo 02 !

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
- 03 ! 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
- 01 ! Robson Conceição 3–0 Sofiane Oumiha 02 !
Men's light heavyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded to each loser in the semifinals)
- Julio César La Cruz 3–0 Mathieu Bauderlique 03 !
- 03 ! 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 (Brazil) finished in second with a time of 3:58.529. Serghei Tarnovschi (Moldova) was initially awarded the bronze with a time of 4:00.852, but was later stripped of the medal for a doping violation. Ilia Shtokalov (Russia) was then given the bronze with a time of 4:00.963.^[191]
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 Britain) 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 Britain) 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 Britain) 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 Britain) 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 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! China 3–0 Germany 02 !

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 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Ryu Han-su 0–8 Rasul Chunayev 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Davor Štefanek 1–1 (decision by points) Migran Arutyunyan 02 !
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 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Ghasem Rezaei 4–4 (decision by points) Fredrik Schön
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Artur Aleksanyan 3–0 Yasmany Lugo 02 !

Summary table (day 11)

16 August 2016 — summary table

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Athletics	Men's 110 m hurdles	Omar McLeod	Jamaica		Orlando Ortega	Spain	Dimitri Bascou	France	^[192]
	Men's triple jump	Christian Taylor	United States		Will Claye	United States	Dong Bin	China	^[193]^[194]
	Men's high jump	Derek Drouin	Canada		Mutaz Essa Barshim	Qatar	Bohdan Bondarenko	Ukraine	^[195]
	Women's 1500 m	Faith Kipyegon	Kenya		Genzebe Dibaba	Ethiopia	Jennifer Simpson	United States	^[196]
	Women's discus throw	Sandra Perković	Croatia		Mélina Robert-Michon	France	Denia Caballero	Cuba	^[197]
Boxing	Men's lightweight	Robson Conceição	Brazil		Sofiane Oumiha	France	Lázaro Álvarez †	Cuba	^[198]
Boxing	Men's lightweight	Robson Conceição	Brazil		Sofiane Oumiha	France	Dorjnyambuugiin Otgondalai †	Mongolia	^[198]
Canoeing	Men's C-1 1000 m	Sebastian Brendel	Germany		Isaquias Queiroz	Brazil	Ilia Shtokalov	Russia	^[199]^[200]^[201]
	Men's K-1 1000 m	Marcus Walz	Spain		Josef Dostál	Czech Republic	Roman Anoshkin	Russia	^[202]
	Women's K-1 200 m	Lisa Carrington	New Zealand		Marta Walczykiewicz	Poland	Inna Osypenko-Radomska	Azerbaijan	^[203]
	Women's K-2 500 m	Danuta Kozák Gabriella Szabó	Hungary		Franziska Weber Tina Dietze	Germany	Karolina Naja Beata Mikołajczyk	Poland	^[204]
Cycling	Men's Keirin	Jason Kenny	Great Britain		Matthijs Buchli	Netherlands	Azizulhasni Awang	Malaysia	^[205]
	Women's Omnium	Laura Trott	Great Britain		Sarah Hammer	United States	Jolien D'Hoore	Belgium	^[206]
	Women's sprint	Kristina Vogel	Germany		Becky James	Great Britain	Katy Marchant	Great Britain	^[207]
Diving	Men's 3 m springboard	Cao Yuan	China		Jack Laugher	Great Britain	Patrick Hausding	Germany	^[208]
Gymnastics	Men's parallel bars	Oleg Verniaiev	Ukraine		Danell Leyva	United States	David Belyavskiy	Russia	^[209]
	Men's horizontal bar	Fabian Hambüchen	Germany		Danell Leyva	United States	Nile Wilson	Great Britain	^[210]
	Women's floor	Simone Biles	United States		Aly Raisman	United States	Amy Tinkler	Great Britain	^[211]
Sailing	Finn	Giles Scott	Great Britain		Vasilij Žbogar	Slovenia	Caleb Paine	United States	^[212]
	Laser	Tom Burton	Australia		Tonči Stipanović	Croatia	Sam Meech	New Zealand	^[213]
	Laser Radial	Marit Bouwmeester	Netherlands		Annalise Murphy	Ireland	Anne-Marie Rindom	Denmark	^[214]
	Nacra 17	Cecilia Carranza Santiago Lange	Argentina		Lisa Darmanin Jason Waterhouse	Australia	Tanja Frank Thomas Zajac	Austria	^[215]^[216]
Swimming	Men's marathon 10 km	Ferry Weertman	Netherlands		Spyridon Gianniotis	Greece	Marc-Antoine Olivier	France	^[217]
Synchronized swimming	Duet	Natalia Ishchenko Svetlana Romashina	Russia		Huang Xuechen Sun Wenyan	China	Yukiko Inui Risako Mitsui	Japan	^[218]
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	^[219]
Weightlifting	Men's +105 kg	Lasha Talakhadze	Georgia	WR	Gor Minasyan	Armenia	Irakli Turmanidze	Georgia	^[220]
Wrestling	Men's Greco-Roman 66 kg	Davor Štefanek	Serbia		Migran Arutyunyan	Armenia	Shmagi Bolkvadze	Georgia	^[221]
	Men's Greco-Roman 66 kg	Davor Štefanek	Serbia		Migran Arutyunyan	Armenia	Rasul Chunayev	Azerbaijan	^[221]
	Men's Greco-Roman 98 kg	Artur Aleksanyan	Armenia		Yasmany Lugo	Cuba	Cenk İldem	Turkey	^[222]
	Men's Greco-Roman 98 kg	Artur Aleksanyan	Armenia		Yasmany Lugo	Cuba	Ghasem Rezaei	Iran	^[222]

Day 12 — Wednesday 17 August

Detailed results (day 12)

17 August 2016 — detailed results
Athletics Men's 3000 m steeplechase: Conseslus Kipruto (Kenya) finished the final with an Olympic record time of 8:03.28 to win the gold, Evan Jager finished in second at 8:04.28, and Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad finished in third at 8:11.52. Women's 200 m: Elaine Thompson of Jamaica finished first in the final with a time of 21.78, beating Dafne Schippers of the Netherlands (21.88) and Tori Bowie of the United States (22.15). Women's 100 m hurdles: As a result of the final race, the United States swept the medals: Brianna Rollins (who finished with a time of 12.48), Nia Ali (12.59), and Kristi Castlin (12.61). Women's long jump: Tianna Bartoletta (USA) won the gold with a jump of 7.17 m. Brittney Reese (USA) won the silver with a distance of 7.15 m , and Ivana Španović was third with 7.08 m. Badminton Men's singles: Quarterfinals Lee Chong Wei 2–0 Chou Tien-chen Lin Dan 2–1 Srikanth Kidambi Rajiv Ouseph 0–2 Viktor Axelsen Son Wan-ho 1–2 Chen Long Mixed doubles: Gold Medal Game 01 ! Ahmad – Natsir 2–0 Chan – Goh 02 ! Basketball Men's tournament: Quarterfinals Australia 90–64 Lithuania Spain 92–67 France United States 105–78 Argentina Croatia 83–86 Serbia Boxing Men's welterweight Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Shakhram Giyasov 0–3 Daniyar Yeleussinov 01 ! Women's lightweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded to each loser in the semifinals) 03 ! Mira Potkonen 0–3 Yin Junhua 03 ! Anastasia Belyakova – (TKO) Estelle Mossely Women's middleweight: Quarterfinals 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: France finished the final round with the gold medal, two points ahead of the United States. Canada and Germany tied for third five points behind France, requiring a Jump-off. Germany then defeated Canada by eight for the bronze medal. Field hockey Women's tournament: Semifinals Netherlands 1 (4)–1 (3) (p.s.o.) Germany New Zealand 0–3 Great Britain Football Men's tournament: Semifinals Brazil 6–0 Honduras Nigeria 0–2 Germany Golf Women's individual: Round 1 Gymnastics (artistic) The exhibition gala was held, featuring performances by the individual gold medalists and many others. Handball Men's tournament: Quarterfinals Brazil 27–34 France Germany 34–22 Qatar Denmark 37–30 Slovenia Croatia 27–30 Poland Sailing The medal races in both the Men's 470 and the Women's 470 were postponed to the following day. Table tennis Men's team Bronze Medal Game: South Korea 1–3 Germany 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 01 ! China 3–1 Japan 02 ! Taekwondo Men's 58 kg: Semifinal 1: Carlos Navarro 4–9 Zhao Shuai Semifinal 2: Tawin Hanprab 11–7 Luisito Pie Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Luisito Pie 6–5 (SUD) Jesús Tortosa Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Kim Tae-hun 7–5 Carlos Navarro Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Zhao Shuai 6–4 Tawin Hanprab 02 ! Women's 49 kg: Semifinal 1: Itzel Manjarrez 0–10 Tijana Bogdanović Semifinal 2: Kim So-hui 1–0 (SUD) Yasmina Aziez Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Yasmina Aziez 2–7 Patimat Abakarova 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Panipak Wongpattanakit 15–3 (PTG) Itzel Manjarrez Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Tijana Bogdanović 6–7 Kim So-hui 01 ! Volleyball (indoor) Men's indoor tournament: Quarterfinals Italy 3–0 Iran United States 3–0 Poland Canada 0–3 Russia Brazil 3–1 Argentina Volleyball (beach) Women's beach tournament: Bronze Medal Game: Larissa – Talita 1–2 Ross – Walsh Jennings 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Ludwig – Walkenhorst 2–0 Ágatha – Bárbara 02 ! Water polo Women's tournament: Semifinals Hungary 10–14 United States Russia 9–12 Italy Wrestling Women's freestyle 48 kg: Semifinal 1: Eri Tosaka 8–3 Sun Yanan Semifinal 2: Mariya Stadnik 6–0 Elitsa Yankova Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Zhuldyz Eshimova 0–10 Sun Yanan 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Patricia Bermúdez 6–7 Elitsa Yankova 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Eri Tosaka 3–2 Mariya Stadnik 02 ! Women's freestyle 58 kg: Semifinal 1: Kaori Icho 10–0 Yuliya Ratkevich Semifinal 2: Aisuluu Tynybekova 1–4 Valeria Koblova Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Marwa Amri 6–3 Yuliya Ratkevich Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Sakshi Malik 8–5 Aisuluu Tynybekova Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Kaori Icho 3–2 Valeria Koblova 02 ! Women's freestyle 69 kg: Semifinal 1: Nataliya Vorobyova 4–2 Enas Mostafa Semifinal 2: Jenny Fransson 2–7 Sara Dosho Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Elmira Syzdykova 7–4 Enas Mostafa Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Dorothy Yeats 1–2 Jenny Fransson 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Nataliya Vorobyova 2–2 (decision by points) Sara Dosho 01 !

17 August 2016 — detailed results

Athletics

Men's 3000 m steeplechase: Conseslus Kipruto (Kenya) finished the final with an Olympic record time of 8:03.28 to win the gold, Evan Jager finished in second at 8:04.28, and Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad finished in third at 8:11.52.
Women's 200 m: Elaine Thompson of Jamaica finished first in the final with a time of 21.78, beating Dafne Schippers of the Netherlands (21.88) and Tori Bowie of the United States (22.15).
Women's 100 m hurdles: As a result of the final race, the United States swept the medals: Brianna Rollins (who finished with a time of 12.48), Nia Ali (12.59), and Kristi Castlin (12.61).
Women's long jump: Tianna Bartoletta (USA) won the gold with a jump of 7.17 m. Brittney Reese (USA) won the silver with a distance of 7.15 m , and Ivana Španović was third with 7.08 m.

Badminton

Men's singles: Quarterfinals
- Lee Chong Wei 2–0 Chou Tien-chen
- Lin Dan 2–1 Srikanth Kidambi
- Rajiv Ouseph 0–2 Viktor Axelsen
- Son Wan-ho 1–2 Chen Long
Mixed doubles: Gold Medal Game
- 01 ! Ahmad – Natsir 2–0 Chan – Goh 02 !

Basketball

Men's tournament: Quarterfinals
- Australia 90–64 Lithuania
- Spain 92–67 France
- United States 105–78 Argentina
- Croatia 83–86 Serbia

Boxing

Men's welterweight
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Shakhram Giyasov 0–3 Daniyar Yeleussinov 01 !
Women's lightweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded to each loser in the semifinals)
- 03 ! Mira Potkonen 0–3 Yin Junhua
- 03 ! Anastasia Belyakova – (TKO) Estelle Mossely
Women's middleweight: Quarterfinals

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: France finished the final round with the gold medal, two points ahead of the United States. Canada and Germany tied for third five points behind France, requiring a Jump-off. Germany then defeated Canada by eight for the bronze medal.

Field hockey

Women's tournament: Semifinals
- Netherlands 1 (4)–1 (3) (p.s.o.) Germany
- New Zealand 0–3 Great Britain

Football

Men's tournament: Semifinals
- Brazil 6–0 Honduras
- Nigeria 0–2 Germany

Golf

Women's individual: Round 1

Gymnastics (artistic)

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

Handball

Men's tournament: Quarterfinals
- Brazil 27–34 France
- Germany 34–22 Qatar
- Denmark 37–30 Slovenia
- Croatia 27–30 Poland

Sailing

The medal races in both the Men's 470 and the Women's 470 were postponed to the following day.

Table tennis

Men's team
- Bronze Medal Game: South Korea 1–3 Germany 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! China 3–1 Japan 02 !

Taekwondo

Men's 58 kg:
- Semifinal 1: Carlos Navarro 4–9 Zhao Shuai
- Semifinal 2: Tawin Hanprab 11–7 Luisito Pie
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Luisito Pie 6–5 (SUD) Jesús Tortosa
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Kim Tae-hun 7–5 Carlos Navarro
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Zhao Shuai 6–4 Tawin Hanprab 02 !
Women's 49 kg:
- Semifinal 1: Itzel Manjarrez 0–10 Tijana Bogdanović
- Semifinal 2: Kim So-hui 1–0 (SUD) Yasmina Aziez
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Yasmina Aziez 2–7 Patimat Abakarova 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Panipak Wongpattanakit 15–3 (PTG) Itzel Manjarrez
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Tijana Bogdanović 6–7 Kim So-hui 01 !

Volleyball (indoor)

Men's indoor tournament: Quarterfinals
- Italy 3–0 Iran
- United States 3–0 Poland
- Canada 0–3 Russia
- Brazil 3–1 Argentina

Volleyball (beach)

Women's beach tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Larissa – Talita 1–2 Ross – Walsh Jennings 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Ludwig – Walkenhorst 2–0 Ágatha – Bárbara 02 !

Water polo

Women's tournament: Semifinals
- Hungary 10–14 United States
- Russia 9–12 Italy

Wrestling

Women's freestyle 48 kg:
- Semifinal 1: Eri Tosaka 8–3 Sun Yanan
- Semifinal 2: Mariya Stadnik 6–0 Elitsa Yankova
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Zhuldyz Eshimova 0–10 Sun Yanan 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Patricia Bermúdez 6–7 Elitsa Yankova 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Eri Tosaka 3–2 Mariya Stadnik 02 !
Women's freestyle 58 kg:
- Semifinal 1: Kaori Icho 10–0 Yuliya Ratkevich
- Semifinal 2: Aisuluu Tynybekova 1–4 Valeria Koblova
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Marwa Amri 6–3 Yuliya Ratkevich
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Sakshi Malik 8–5 Aisuluu Tynybekova
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Kaori Icho 3–2 Valeria Koblova 02 !
Women's freestyle 69 kg:
- Semifinal 1: Nataliya Vorobyova 4–2 Enas Mostafa
- Semifinal 2: Jenny Fransson 2–7 Sara Dosho
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Elmira Syzdykova 7–4 Enas Mostafa
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Dorothy Yeats 1–2 Jenny Fransson 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Nataliya Vorobyova 2–2 (decision by points) Sara Dosho 01 !

Summary table (day 12)

17 August 2016 — summary table

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Athletics	Men's 3000 m steeplechase	Conseslus Kipruto	Kenya	OR	Evan Jager	United States	Mahiedine Mekhissi-Benabbad	France	^[223]
	Women's 200 m	Elaine Thompson	Jamaica		Dafne Schippers	Netherlands	Tori Bowie	United States	^[224]
	Women's 100 m hurdles	Brianna Rollins	United States		Nia Ali	United States	Kristi Castlin	United States	^[225]
	Women's long jump	Tianna Bartoletta	United States		Britney Reese	United States	Ivana Španović	Serbia	^[226]
Badminton	Mixed doubles	Tontowi Ahmad Lilyana Natsir	Indonesia		Chan Peng Soon Goh Liu Ying	Malaysia	Zhang Nan † Zhao Yunlei †	China	^[227]^[228]
Boxing	Men's welterweight	Daniyar Yeleussinov	Kazakhstan		Shakhram Giyasov	Uzbekistan	Mohammed Rabii †	Morocco	^[229]
Boxing	Men's welterweight	Daniyar Yeleussinov	Kazakhstan		Shakhram Giyasov	Uzbekistan	Souleymane Cissokho †	France	^[229]
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	^[230]^[231]
Sailing	Men's 470	Postponed and rescheduled
Sailing	Women's 470	Postponed and rescheduled
Table tennis	Men's team	Ma Long Zhang Jike Xu Xin	China		Koki Niwa Jun Mizutani Maharu Yoshimura	Japan	Timo Boll Dimitrij Ovtcharov Bastian Steger	Germany	^[232]
Taekwondo	Men's 58 kg	Zhao Shuai	China		Tawin Hanprab	Thailand	Luisito Pie	Dominican Republic	^[233]
	Men's 58 kg	Zhao Shuai	China		Tawin Hanprab	Thailand	Kim Tae-hun	South Korea	^[233]
	Women's 49 kg	Kim So-hui	South Korea		Tijana Bogdanović	Serbia	Patimat Abakarova	Azerbaijan	^[234]
	Women's 49 kg	Kim So-hui	South Korea		Tijana Bogdanović	Serbia	Panipak Wongpattanakit	Thailand	^[234]
Volleyball	Women's beach	Laura Ludwig Kira Walkenhorst	Germany		Ágatha Bednarczuk Bárbara Seixas	Brazil	April Ross Kerri Walsh Jennings	United States	^[235]
Wrestling	Women's freestyle 48 kg	Eri Tosaka	Japan		Mariya Stadnik	Azerbaijan	Sun Yanan	China	^[236]
	Women's freestyle 48 kg	Eri Tosaka	Japan		Mariya Stadnik	Azerbaijan	Elitsa Yankova	Bulgaria	^[236]
	Women's freestyle 58 kg	Kaori Icho	Japan		Valeria Koblova	Russia	Marwa Amri	Tunisia	^[237]
	Women's freestyle 58 kg	Kaori Icho	Japan		Valeria Koblova	Russia	Sakshi Malik	India	^[237]
	Women's freestyle 69 kg	Sara Dosho	Japan		Nataliya Vorobyova	Russia	Elmira Syzdykova	Kazakhstan	^[238]
	Women's freestyle 69 kg	Sara Dosho	Japan		Nataliya Vorobyova	Russia	Jenny Fransson	Sweden	^[238]

Day 13 — Thursday 18 August

Detailed results (day 13)

18 August 2016 — detailed results
Athletics The United States filed a petition to protest their initial disqualification in the second heat of the women's 4 × 100 m relay after they missed their second handover. The American appeal was upheld, as it was judged to be caused by Franciela Krasucki of the Brazilian team bumping Allyson Felix as she approached the handoff to English Gardner. Team USA was then given a second chance to qualify for the final, running by themselves later in the day.^[239] The new qualifying time resulted in displacing China from the final. Jamaica's Usain Bolt won the gold in the men's 200 m for the third successive Summer Olympics, recording a time of 19.78 in the final. Andre De Grasse (Canada) finished in second at 20.02, and Christophe Lemaitre (France) finished in third at 20.12. Men's 400 m hurdles: Kerron Clement (USA) finished first in the final with a time of 47.73, beating the 47.78 time of Boniface Mucheru Tumuti (Kenya). Yasmani Copello (Turkey) was third with a time of 47.92. Men's shot put: Ryan Crouser (USA) recorded an Olympic record of 22.52 m to win the gold. Joe Kovacs (USA) was second with a throw of 21.78, and Tomas Walsh (New Zealand) was third with a throw of 21.36. Men's decathlon: Ashton Eaton (USA) won the gold with a final score of 8893, Kévin Mayer (France) won the silver with 8834 points, and Damian Warner (Canada) finished third with 8666 points. Women's 400 m hurdles: Dalilah Muhammad of the United States finished first in the final with a time of 53.13, beating Sara Petersen of Denmark (52.55) and Ashley Spencer of the United States (53.72). Women's javelin throw: Sara Kolak (Croatia) recorded a throw of 66.18 m to win the gold, Sunette Viljoen (South Africa) was second with a distance of 64.92 m, and Barbora Špotáková (Czech Republic) was third with 64.80 m. Badminton Men's doubles: Bronze Medal Game Chai – Hong 1–2 Ellis – Langridge 03 ! Women's singles: Semifinals Carolina Marín 2–0 Li Xuerui Nozomi Okuhara 0–2 P. V. Sindhu Women's doubles: Bronze Medal Game: 03 ! Jung – Shin 2–0 Tang – Yu Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Matsutomo – Takahashi 2–1 Pedersen – Rytter Juhl 02 ! Basketball Women's tournament: Semifinals France 67–86 United States Spain 68–54 Serbia Boxing Men's bantamweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals were awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers) 03 ! Vladimir Nikitin –(WO) Shakur Stevenson Robeisy Ramírez 3–1 Murodjon Akhmadaliev 03 ! Men's middleweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals were awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers) Arlen López 3–0 Kamran Shakhsuvarly 03 ! 03 ! Misael Rodríguez 0–3 Bektemir Melikuziev Men's light heavyweight: Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Julio César La Cruz 3–0 Adilbek Niyazymbetov 02 ! Women's flyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals were awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers) Nicola Adams 3–0 Ren Cancan 03 ! 03 ! Ingrit Valencia 0–2 Sarah Ourahmoune Canoeing (sprint) Men's C-1 200 m: In the final, Yuriy Cheban (Ukranine) set an Olympic record of 39.279 to win the gold. Valentin Demyanenko (Azerbaijan) came in second at 39.493, and Isaquias Queiroz (Brazil) came in third with 39.628. Men's K-2 200 m: Saúl Craviotto and Cristian Toro (Spain) finished first in the final with a time of 32.075. Liam Heath and Jon Schofield (Great Britain) won the silver with a time of 32.368, and Aurimas Lankas and Edvinas Ramanauskas (Lithuania) finished third at 32.382. Men's K-2 1000 m: The final and the gold medal was won by Max Rendschmidt and Marcus Gross (Germany) with a time of 3:10.781, the silver went to Marko Tomićević and Milenko Zorić (serbia) with a time of 3:10.969, and third place was won by Ken Wallace and Lachlan Tame (Australia) with a time of 3:12.593. Women's K-1 500 m: Hungary's Danuta Kozák finished first in the final with a time of 1:52.494, beating Denmark's Emma Jørgensen (1:54.326) and New Zealand's Lisa Carrington (1:54.372). Cycling (BMX) Men's BMX: Quarterfinals Diving Women's 10 m platform: Qian Ren (China) was awarded a total score of 439.25 to win the gold, the silver was awarded to Si Yajie (China) with an overall score of 419.40, and Meaghan Benfeito (Canada) was judged to have an overall score of 389.20 to capture the bronze. Field hockey Men's tournament: Bronze Medal Game: Netherlands 1 (3)–1 (4) (p.s.o.) Germany 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Belgium 2–4 Argentina 01 ! Golf Women's individual: Round 2 Handball Women's tournament: Semifinals Netherlands 23–24 France Norway 37–38 (ET) Russia Modern pentathlon Men's and Women's ranking rounds Sailing Men's 470: Šime Fantela and Igor Marenić (Croatia) won the gold with a final score of 43, 15 positions away from Mathew Belcher and William Ryan (Australia), and Panagiotis Mantis and Pavlos Kagialis (Greece) Women's 470: The gold went to Great Britain's Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark with a final score of 44, ten positions in front of New Zealand's Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie, and 18 in front of third place Camille Lecointre and Hélène Defrance of France. 49er: Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (New Zealand) won the gold with a total score of 35. Australia's Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen finished second with 78, and Germany's Erik Heil and Thomas Plößel finished with the bronze with 83. 49erFX: Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze of Brazil won the gold with an overal score of 48, 3 positions away from Alex Maloney and Molly Meech of New Zealand, and 6 positions away from Denmark's Jena Mai Hansen and Katja Salskov-Iversen. Synchronized swimming Women's team: Technical routine Taekwondo Men's 68 kg Semifinal 1: Alexey Denisenko 6–1 Jaouad Achab Semifinal 2: Ahmad Abughaush 12–7 Joel González Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Jaouad Achab 7–11 Lee Dae-hoon 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Joel González 4–3 Edgar Contreras Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Alexey Denisenko 6–10 Ahmad Abughaush 01 ! Women's 57 kg Semifinal 1: Nikita Glasnović 4–9 Jade Jones Semifinal 2: Eva Calvo 1–0 (SUD) Hedaya Malak Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Nikita Glasnović 1–5 Kimia Alizadeh 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Hedaya Malak 1–0 (SUD) Raheleh Asemani Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Jade Jones 16–7 Eva Calvo 02 ! Triathlon Men's triathlon: Alistair Brownlee (Great Britain) finished with a final time of 1:45.01 to win the gold, 0:06 in front of second place finisher Jonathan Brownlee, and 0:42 in front of third place finished Henri Schoeman (South Africa) Volleyball (indoor) Women's indoor tournament: Semifinals China 3–1 Netherlands Serbia 3–2 United States Volleyball (beach) Men's beach tournament: Bronze Medal Game: 03 ! Brouwer – Meeuwsen 2–0 Krasilnikov – Semenov Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Alison – Bruno Schmidt 2–0 Lupo – Nicolai 02 ! Water polo Men's tournament: Semifinals Montenegro 8–12 Croatia Italy 8–10 Serbia Weightlifting After testing positive for the banned substance strychnine, Izzat Artykov of Kyrgyzstan was stripped of the bronze medal he had won in the Men's 69 kg.^[48] Wrestling Women's freestyle 53 kg Semifinal 1: Saori Yoshida 6–0 Betzabeth Argüello Semifinal 2: Sofia Mattsson 0–8 Helen Maroulis Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Nataliya Synyshyn 2–1 Betzabeth Argüello Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Zhong Xuechun 0–6 Sofia Mattsson 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Saori Yoshida 1–4 Helen Maroulis 01 ! Women's freestyle 63 kg Semifinal 1: Elena Pirozhkova 2–3 Maryia Mamashuk Semifinal 2: Risako Kawai 10–0 Inna Trazhukova Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Yekaterina Larionova 4–3 Elena Pirozhkova Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Monika Michalik 6–3 Inna Trazhukova Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Maryia Mamashuk 0–6 Risako Kawai 01 ! Women's freestyle 75 kg Semifinal 1: Vasilisa Marzaliuk 0–3 Erica Wiebe Semifinal 2: Guzel Manyurova 6–8 (F) Ekaterina Bukina Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Zhang Fengliu 8–4 Vasilisa Marzaliuk Bronze Medal Match no. 2: \|Annabelle Ali 3–5 Ekaterina Bukina 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Erica Wiebe 6–0 Guzel Manyurova 02 !

18 August 2016 — detailed results

Athletics

The United States filed a petition to protest their initial disqualification in the second heat of the women's 4 × 100 m relay after they missed their second handover. The American appeal was upheld, as it was judged to be caused by Franciela Krasucki of the Brazilian team bumping Allyson Felix as she approached the handoff to English Gardner. Team USA was then given a second chance to qualify for the final, running by themselves later in the day.^[239] The new qualifying time resulted in displacing China from the final.
Jamaica's Usain Bolt won the gold in the men's 200 m for the third successive Summer Olympics, recording a time of 19.78 in the final. Andre De Grasse (Canada) finished in second at 20.02, and Christophe Lemaitre (France) finished in third at 20.12.
Men's 400 m hurdles: Kerron Clement (USA) finished first in the final with a time of 47.73, beating the 47.78 time of Boniface Mucheru Tumuti (Kenya). Yasmani Copello (Turkey) was third with a time of 47.92.
Men's shot put: Ryan Crouser (USA) recorded an Olympic record of 22.52 m to win the gold. Joe Kovacs (USA) was second with a throw of 21.78, and Tomas Walsh (New Zealand) was third with a throw of 21.36.
Men's decathlon: Ashton Eaton (USA) won the gold with a final score of 8893, Kévin Mayer (France) won the silver with 8834 points, and Damian Warner (Canada) finished third with 8666 points.
Women's 400 m hurdles: Dalilah Muhammad of the United States finished first in the final with a time of 53.13, beating Sara Petersen of Denmark (52.55) and Ashley Spencer of the United States (53.72).
Women's javelin throw: Sara Kolak (Croatia) recorded a throw of 66.18 m to win the gold, Sunette Viljoen (South Africa) was second with a distance of 64.92 m, and Barbora Špotáková (Czech Republic) was third with 64.80 m.

Badminton

Men's doubles: Bronze Medal Game
- Chai – Hong 1–2 Ellis – Langridge 03 !
Women's singles: Semifinals
- Carolina Marín 2–0 Li Xuerui
- Nozomi Okuhara 0–2 P. V. Sindhu
Women's doubles:
- Bronze Medal Game: 03 ! Jung – Shin 2–0 Tang – Yu
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Matsutomo – Takahashi 2–1 Pedersen – Rytter Juhl 02 !

Basketball

Women's tournament: Semifinals
- France 67–86 United States
- Spain 68–54 Serbia

Boxing

Men's bantamweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals were awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers)
- 03 ! Vladimir Nikitin –(WO) Shakur Stevenson
- Robeisy Ramírez 3–1 Murodjon Akhmadaliev 03 !
Men's middleweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals were awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers)
- Arlen López 3–0 Kamran Shakhsuvarly 03 !
- 03 ! Misael Rodríguez 0–3 Bektemir Melikuziev
Men's light heavyweight:
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Julio César La Cruz 3–0 Adilbek Niyazymbetov 02 !
Women's flyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals were awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers)
- Nicola Adams 3–0 Ren Cancan 03 !
- 03 ! Ingrit Valencia 0–2 Sarah Ourahmoune

Canoeing (sprint)

Men's C-1 200 m: In the final, Yuriy Cheban (Ukranine) set an Olympic record of 39.279 to win the gold. Valentin Demyanenko (Azerbaijan) came in second at 39.493, and Isaquias Queiroz (Brazil) came in third with 39.628.
Men's K-2 200 m: Saúl Craviotto and Cristian Toro (Spain) finished first in the final with a time of 32.075. Liam Heath and Jon Schofield (Great Britain) won the silver with a time of 32.368, and Aurimas Lankas and Edvinas Ramanauskas (Lithuania) finished third at 32.382.
Men's K-2 1000 m: The final and the gold medal was won by Max Rendschmidt and Marcus Gross (Germany) with a time of 3:10.781, the silver went to Marko Tomićević and Milenko Zorić (serbia) with a time of 3:10.969, and third place was won by Ken Wallace and Lachlan Tame (Australia) with a time of 3:12.593.
Women's K-1 500 m: Hungary's Danuta Kozák finished first in the final with a time of 1:52.494, beating Denmark's Emma Jørgensen (1:54.326) and New Zealand's Lisa Carrington (1:54.372).

Cycling (BMX)

Men's BMX: Quarterfinals

Diving

Women's 10 m platform: Qian Ren (China) was awarded a total score of 439.25 to win the gold, the silver was awarded to Si Yajie (China) with an overall score of 419.40, and Meaghan Benfeito (Canada) was judged to have an overall score of 389.20 to capture the bronze.

Field hockey

Men's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Netherlands 1 (3)–1 (4) (p.s.o.) Germany 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Belgium 2–4 Argentina 01 !

Golf

Women's individual: Round 2

Handball

Women's tournament: Semifinals
- Netherlands 23–24 France
- Norway 37–38 (ET) Russia

Modern pentathlon

Men's and Women's ranking rounds

Sailing

Men's 470: Šime Fantela and Igor Marenić (Croatia) won the gold with a final score of 43, 15 positions away from Mathew Belcher and William Ryan (Australia), and Panagiotis Mantis and Pavlos Kagialis (Greece)
Women's 470: The gold went to Great Britain's Hannah Mills and Saskia Clark with a final score of 44, ten positions in front of New Zealand's Jo Aleh and Polly Powrie, and 18 in front of third place Camille Lecointre and Hélène Defrance of France.
49er: Peter Burling and Blair Tuke (New Zealand) won the gold with a total score of 35. Australia's Nathan Outteridge and Iain Jensen finished second with 78, and Germany's Erik Heil and Thomas Plößel finished with the bronze with 83.
49erFX: Martine Grael and Kahena Kunze of Brazil won the gold with an overal score of 48, 3 positions away from Alex Maloney and Molly Meech of New Zealand, and 6 positions away from Denmark's Jena Mai Hansen and Katja Salskov-Iversen.

Synchronized swimming

Women's team: Technical routine

Taekwondo

Men's 68 kg
- Semifinal 1: Alexey Denisenko 6–1 Jaouad Achab
- Semifinal 2: Ahmad Abughaush 12–7 Joel González
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Jaouad Achab 7–11 Lee Dae-hoon 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Joel González 4–3 Edgar Contreras
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Alexey Denisenko 6–10 Ahmad Abughaush 01 !
Women's 57 kg
- Semifinal 1: Nikita Glasnović 4–9 Jade Jones
- Semifinal 2: Eva Calvo 1–0 (SUD) Hedaya Malak
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Nikita Glasnović 1–5 Kimia Alizadeh 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Hedaya Malak 1–0 (SUD) Raheleh Asemani
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Jade Jones 16–7 Eva Calvo 02 !

Triathlon

Men's triathlon: Alistair Brownlee (Great Britain) finished with a final time of 1:45.01 to win the gold, 0:06 in front of second place finisher Jonathan Brownlee, and 0:42 in front of third place finished Henri Schoeman (South Africa)

Volleyball (indoor)

Women's indoor tournament: Semifinals
- China 3–1 Netherlands
- Serbia 3–2 United States

Volleyball (beach)

Men's beach tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: 03 ! Brouwer – Meeuwsen 2–0 Krasilnikov – Semenov
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Alison – Bruno Schmidt 2–0 Lupo – Nicolai 02 !

Water polo

Men's tournament: Semifinals
- Montenegro 8–12 Croatia
- Italy 8–10 Serbia

Weightlifting

After testing positive for the banned substance strychnine, Izzat Artykov of Kyrgyzstan was stripped of the bronze medal he had won in the Men's 69 kg.^[48]

Wrestling

Women's freestyle 53 kg
- Semifinal 1: Saori Yoshida 6–0 Betzabeth Argüello
- Semifinal 2: Sofia Mattsson 0–8 Helen Maroulis
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Nataliya Synyshyn 2–1 Betzabeth Argüello
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Zhong Xuechun 0–6 Sofia Mattsson 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Saori Yoshida 1–4 Helen Maroulis 01 !
Women's freestyle 63 kg
- Semifinal 1: Elena Pirozhkova 2–3 Maryia Mamashuk
- Semifinal 2: Risako Kawai 10–0 Inna Trazhukova
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Yekaterina Larionova 4–3 Elena Pirozhkova
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Monika Michalik 6–3 Inna Trazhukova
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Maryia Mamashuk 0–6 Risako Kawai 01 !
Women's freestyle 75 kg
- Semifinal 1: Vasilisa Marzaliuk 0–3 Erica Wiebe
- Semifinal 2: Guzel Manyurova 6–8 (F) Ekaterina Bukina
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Zhang Fengliu 8–4 Vasilisa Marzaliuk
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: |Annabelle Ali 3–5 Ekaterina Bukina 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Erica Wiebe 6–0 Guzel Manyurova 02 !

Summary table (day 13)

18 August 2016 — summary table

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Athletics	Men's 200 m	Usain Bolt	Jamaica		Andre De Grasse	Canada	Christophe Lemaitre	France	^[240]
	Men's 400 m hurdles	Kerron Clement	United States		Boniface Mucheru Tumuti	Kenya	Yasmani Copello	Turkey	^[241]
	Men's shot put	Ryan Crouser	United States	OR	Joe Kovacs	United States	Tomas Walsh	New Zealand	^[242]
	Men's decathlon	Ashton Eaton	United States	OR	Kévin Mayer	France	Damian Warner	Canada	^[243]
	Women's 400 m hurdles	Dalilah Muhammad	United States		Sara Petersen	Denmark	Ashley Spencer	United States	^[244]
	Women's javelin throw	Sara Kolak	Croatia		Sunette Viljoen	South Africa	Barbora Špotáková	Czech Republic	^[245]
Badminton	Women's doubles	Misaki Matsutomo Ayaka Takahashi	Japan		Christinna Pedersen Kamilla Rytter Juhl	Denmark	Jung Kyung-eun Shin Seung-chan	South Korea	^[246]
Boxing	Men's light heavyweight	Julio César La Cruz	Cuba		Adilbek Niyazymbetov	Kazakhstan	Mathieu Bauderlique †	France	^[247]
Boxing	Men's light heavyweight	Julio César La Cruz	Cuba		Adilbek Niyazymbetov	Kazakhstan	Joshua Buatsi †	Great Britain	^[247]
Canoeing	Men's C-1 200 m	Yuriy Cheban	Ukraine	OR	Valentin Demyanenko	Azerbaijan	Isaquias Queiroz	Brazil	^[248]
	Men's K-2 200 m	Saúl Craviotto Cristian Toro	Spain		Liam Heath Jon Schofield	Great Britain	Aurimas Lankas Edvinas Ramanauskas	Lithuania	^[249]
	Men's K-2 1000 m	Marcus Gross Max Rendschmidt	Germany		Marko Tomićević Milenko Zorić	Serbia	Ken Wallace Lachlan Tame	Australia	^[250]
	Women's K-1 500 m	Danuta Kozak	Hungary		Emma Jørgensen	Denmark	Lisa Carrington	New Zealand	^[251]
Diving	Women's 10 m platform	Ren Qian	China		Si Yajie	China	Meaghan Benfeito	Canada	^[252]
Field hockey	Men's	Manuel Brunet Facundo Callioni Juan Gilardi Isidoro Ibarra Pedro Ibarra Juan López Luca Masso Agustín Mazzilli Joaquín Menini Ignacio Ortíz Gonzalo Peillat Lucas Rey Lucas Rossi Juan Saladino Lucas Vila Juan Vivaldi	Argentina		Arthur Van Doren John-John Dohmen Florent van Aubel Sebastien Dockier Cédric Charlier Gauthier Boccard Emmanuel Stockbroekx Thomas Briels Felix Denayer Vincent Vanasch Simon Gougnard Loïck Luypaert Tom Boon Jérôme Truyens Elliot Van Strydonck Tanguy Cosyns	Belgium	Nicolas Jacobi Matthias Müller Linus Butt Martin Häner Moritz Trompertz Mats Grambusch Christopher Wesley Timm Herzbruch Tobias Hauke Tom Grambusch Christopher Rühr Martin Zwicker Moritz Fürste Florian Fuchs Timur Oruz Niklas Wellen	Germany	^[253]^[254]
Sailing	Men's 470	Sime Fantela Igor Marenic	Croatia		Mathew Belcher William Ryan	Australia	Panagiotis Mantis Pavlos Kagialis	Greece	^[255]
	Women's 470	Hannah Mills Saskia Clark	Great Britain		Jo Aleh Polly Powrie	New Zealand	Camille Lecointre Hélène Defrance	France	^[256]^[257]
	49er	Peter Burling Blair Tuke	New Zealand		Nathan Outteridge Iain Jensen	Australia	Erik Heil Thomas Plößel	Germany	^[258]
	49erFX	Martine Grael Kahena Kunze	Brazil		Alex Maloney Molly Meech	New Zealand	Jena Mai Hansen Katja Salskov-Iversen	Denmark	^[259]
Taekwondo	Men's 68 kg	Ahmad Abughaush	Jordan		Alexey Denisenko	Russia	Lee Dae-hoon	South Korea	^[260]
	Men's 68 kg	Ahmad Abughaush	Jordan		Alexey Denisenko	Russia	Joel González	Spain	^[260]
	Women's 57 kg	Jade Jones	Great Britain		Eva Calvo	Spain	Hedaya Malak	Egypt	^[261]
	Women's 57 kg	Jade Jones	Great Britain		Eva Calvo	Spain	Kimia Alizadeh	Iran	^[261]
Triathlon	Men's triathlon	Alistair Brownlee	Great Britain		Jonathan Brownlee	Great Britain	Henri Schoeman	South Africa	^[262]
Volleyball	Men's beach	Alison Cerutti Bruno Oscar Schmidt	Brazil		Paolo Nicolai Daniele Lupo	Italy	Alexander Brouwer Robert Meeuwsen	Netherlands	^[263]
Wrestling	Women's freestyle 53 kg	Helen Maroulis	United States		Saori Yoshida	Japan	Nataliya Synyshyn	Azerbaijan	^[264]
	Women's freestyle 53 kg	Helen Maroulis	United States		Saori Yoshida	Japan	Sofia Mattsson	Sweden	^[264]
	Women's freestyle 63 kg	Risako Kawai	Japan		Maryia Mamashuk	Belarus	Yekaterina Larionova	Kazakhstan	^[265]
	Women's freestyle 63 kg	Risako Kawai	Japan		Maryia Mamashuk	Belarus	Monika Michalik	Poland	^[265]
	Women's freestyle 75 kg	Erica Wiebe	Canada		Guzel Manyurova	Kazakhstan	Zhang Fengliu	China	^[266]
	Women's freestyle 75 kg	Erica Wiebe	Canada		Guzel Manyurova	Kazakhstan	Ekaterina Bukina	Russia	^[266]

Day 14 — Friday 19 August

Detailed results (day 14)

19 August 2016 — detailed results
Athletics With a time of 37.27 in the final, Jamaica won the gold in the men's 4 × 100 m relay for the third consecutive Olympics. Japan won the silver with a time of 37.60, and Canada captured the bronze with a time of 37.64. Men's 50 km walk: Matej Tóth (Slovakia) finished with a time of 3:40:58 to win the gold and Jared Tallent (Australia) finished at 3:41:16 to win the bronze. Hirooki Arai (Japan) initially was awarded the bronze with a time of 3:41:24 and Evan Dunfee (Canada) came in fourth at 3:41:24. Canada filed a protest based on the contact with Arai, resulting in Arai's disqualification. Japan then filed a counter-protest, which reversed the decision and gave the bronze back to Arai.^[267] Men's hammer throw: Tajikistan's Dilshod Nazarov recorded a throw of 78.68 m to win the gold, Ivan Tsikhan of Belarus won the silver with a throw 77.79 m, and Wojciech Nowicki of Poland cam in third with a distance of 77.73 m. Women's 5000 m: Vivian Cheruiyot of Kenya finished first in the final with an Olympic record time of 14:26.17, beating Kenya's Hellen Onsando Obiri (14:29.77) and Ethiopia's Almaz Ayana (14:33.59). Women's 4 × 100 m relay: The United States won the gold by finishing the final with a time of 41.01, Jamaica came in second at 41.36, and Great Britain came in third at 41.77. Women's 20 km walk: Liu Hong (China) finished first with a time of 1:28:35 to win the gold, beating Mexico's María Guadalupe González (1:28:37) and China's Lü Xiuzhi (1:28:42). Women's pole vault: Ekaterini Stefanidi (Greece) won the gold with a vault of 4.85 m, beating Sandi Morris (USA) on the tiebreaker based on the number of misses. Eliza McCartney (New Zealand) won the bronze with a vault of 4.80 m, beating Alana Boyd (Australia) on the tiebreaker based on the number of misses. Badminton Men's singles: Semifinals Lee Chong Wei 2–1 Lin Dan Viktor Axelsen 0–2 Chen Long Men's doubles: Gold Medal Game 02 ! Goh – Tan 1–2 Fu – Zhang 01 ! Women's singles: Bronze Medal Game: Li Xuerui – (w/o) Nozomi Okuhara 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Carolina Marín 2–1 P. V. Sindhu 02 ! Basketball Men's tournament: Semifinals Australia 61–87 Serbia Spain 76–82 United States Boxing Men's flyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers) Shakhobidin Zoirov 3–0 Yoel Finol 03 ! Misha Aloyan 3–0 Hu Jianguan 03 ! Men's light welterweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers) 03 ! Vitaly Dunaytsev 1–2 Fazliddin Gaibnazarov 03 ! Artem Harutyunyan 0–3 Lorenzo Sotomayor Men's super heavyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers) Tony Yoka 2–1 Filip Hrgović 03 ! Joe Joyce 3–0 Ivan Dychko 03 ! Women's lightweight Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Yin Junhua 1–2 Estelle Mossely 01 ! Women's middleweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers) Claressa Shields 3–0 Dariga Shakimova 03 ! 03 ! Li Qian 1–2 Nouchka Fontijn Canoeing (sprint) Men's C-2 1000 m: Heats and semifinals Men's K-1 200 m: Heats and semifinals Men's K-4 1000 m: Heats and semifinals Women's K-4 500 m: Heats and semifinals Cycling (BMX) Men's BMX: In the final, Connor Fields (USA) won the gold with a time of 34.642, Jelle van Gorkom (Netherlands) finished in second at 35.316, and Carlos Ramirez (Colombia) won the bronze with 35.517. Women's BMX: Mariana Pajón (Colombia) won the final with a time of 34.093 to win the gold, beating the time of 34.435 set by Alise Post (USA) and the time of 34.755 set by third-place finisher Stefany Hernandez (Venezuela) Diving Men's 10 m platform: Preliminaries Equestrian A six-way tie for first place in the final of the individual jumping competition required a Gold medal jump-off. Nick Skelton (Great Britain) then won the gold with a time of 42.82, and Peder Fredricson (Sweden) won the silver with a time of 43.35. Eric Lamaze (Canada) finished with a time of 42.09 in the jump-off, but four penalties dropped him to the bronze. Field hockey Women's tournament: Bronze Medal Game: 03 ! Germany 2–1 New Zealand Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Netherlands 3 (0)–3 (2) (p.s.o.) Great Britain 01 ! Football Women's tournament: Bronze Medal Game: Brazil 1–2 Canada 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Sweden 1–2 Germany 01 ! Golf Women's individual: Round 3 Gymnastics (rhythmic) Women's rhythmic individual all-around: Qualification round Handball Men's tournament: Semifinals Poland 28–29 (ET) Denmark France 29–28 Germany Modern pentathlon Women's competition: Chloe Esposito (Australia) won the gold, setting an Olympic record with an overall score of 1372 points. Élodie Clouvel (France) was second with 1356 points, and Oktawia Nowacka (Poland) was third with 1349 points Synchronized swimming Women's team: Russia was awarded a final score of 196.1439 to win the gold, China was judged to be the silver medalists with an overall total of 192.9841, and Japan won the bronze after receiving a total of 189.2056. Taekwondo Men's 80 kg Semifinal 1: Lutalo Muhammad 12–7 Milad Beigi Semifinal 2: Oussama Oueslati 6–7 Cheick Sallah Cisse Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Oussama Oueslati 14–5 Steven López Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Piotr Paziński 0–12 (PTG) Milad Beigi 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Lutalo Muhammad 6–8 Cheick Sallah Cisse 01 ! Women's 67 kg Semifinal 1: Nur Tatar 0–3 (SUD) Haby Niaré Semifinal 2: Farida Azizova 5–3 Oh Hye-ri Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Farida Azizova 1–7 Ruth Gbagbi 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Chuang Chia-chia 3–7 Nur Tatar 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Haby Niaré 12–13 Oh Hye-ri 01 ! Volleyball (indoor) Men's indoor tournament: Semifinals Italy 3–2 United States Russia 0–3 Brazil Water polo Women's tournament: Bronze Medal Game: Hungary 12 (6)–12 (7) (p.s.o.) Russia 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 01 ! United States 12–5 Italy 02 ! Wrestling Men's freestyle 57 kg Semifinal 1: Vladimer Khinchegashvili 8– 4 Vladimir Dubov Semifinal 2: Hassan Rahimi 5–10 Rei Higuchi Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Haji Aliyev 5–4 Vladimir Dubov Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Yowlys Bonne 0–9 Hassan Rahimi 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Vladimer Khinchegashvili 4–3 Rei Higuchi 02 ! Men's freestyle 74 kg Semifinal 1: Aniuar Geduev 5–4 Jabrayil Hasanov Semifinal 2: Hassan Yazdani 10–0 Galymzhan Usserbayev Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Bekzod Abdurakhmonov 7–9 Jabrayil Hasanov 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Soner Demirtaş 6–0 Galymzhan Usserbayev Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Aniuar Geduev 6–6 (Decision by points) Hassan Yazdani 01 !

19 August 2016 — detailed results

Athletics

With a time of 37.27 in the final, Jamaica won the gold in the men's 4 × 100 m relay for the third consecutive Olympics. Japan won the silver with a time of 37.60, and Canada captured the bronze with a time of 37.64.
Men's 50 km walk: Matej Tóth (Slovakia) finished with a time of 3:40:58 to win the gold and Jared Tallent (Australia) finished at 3:41:16 to win the bronze. Hirooki Arai (Japan) initially was awarded the bronze with a time of 3:41:24 and Evan Dunfee (Canada) came in fourth at 3:41:24. Canada filed a protest based on the contact with Arai, resulting in Arai's disqualification. Japan then filed a counter-protest, which reversed the decision and gave the bronze back to Arai.^[267]
Men's hammer throw: Tajikistan's Dilshod Nazarov recorded a throw of 78.68 m to win the gold, Ivan Tsikhan of Belarus won the silver with a throw 77.79 m, and Wojciech Nowicki of Poland cam in third with a distance of 77.73 m.
Women's 5000 m: Vivian Cheruiyot of Kenya finished first in the final with an Olympic record time of 14:26.17, beating Kenya's Hellen Onsando Obiri (14:29.77) and Ethiopia's Almaz Ayana (14:33.59).
Women's 4 × 100 m relay: The United States won the gold by finishing the final with a time of 41.01, Jamaica came in second at 41.36, and Great Britain came in third at 41.77.
Women's 20 km walk: Liu Hong (China) finished first with a time of 1:28:35 to win the gold, beating Mexico's María Guadalupe González (1:28:37) and China's Lü Xiuzhi (1:28:42).
Women's pole vault: Ekaterini Stefanidi (Greece) won the gold with a vault of 4.85 m, beating Sandi Morris (USA) on the tiebreaker based on the number of misses. Eliza McCartney (New Zealand) won the bronze with a vault of 4.80 m, beating Alana Boyd (Australia) on the tiebreaker based on the number of misses.

Badminton

Men's singles: Semifinals
- Lee Chong Wei 2–1 Lin Dan
- Viktor Axelsen 0–2 Chen Long
Men's doubles: Gold Medal Game
- 02 ! Goh – Tan 1–2 Fu – Zhang 01 !
Women's singles:
- Bronze Medal Game: Li Xuerui – (w/o) Nozomi Okuhara 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Carolina Marín 2–1 P. V. Sindhu 02 !

Basketball

Men's tournament: Semifinals
- Australia 61–87 Serbia
- Spain 76–82 United States

Boxing

Men's flyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers)
- Shakhobidin Zoirov 3–0 Yoel Finol 03 !
- Misha Aloyan 3–0 Hu Jianguan 03 !
Men's light welterweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers)
- 03 ! Vitaly Dunaytsev 1–2 Fazliddin Gaibnazarov
- 03 ! Artem Harutyunyan 0–3 Lorenzo Sotomayor
Men's super heavyweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers)
- Tony Yoka 2–1 Filip Hrgović 03 !
- Joe Joyce 3–0 Ivan Dychko 03 !
Women's lightweight
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Yin Junhua 1–2 Estelle Mossely 01 !
Women's middleweight: Semifinals (two bronze medals was awarded, one to each of the semifinal losers)
- Claressa Shields 3–0 Dariga Shakimova 03 !
- 03 ! Li Qian 1–2 Nouchka Fontijn

Canoeing (sprint)

Men's C-2 1000 m: Heats and semifinals
Men's K-1 200 m: Heats and semifinals
Men's K-4 1000 m: Heats and semifinals
Women's K-4 500 m: Heats and semifinals

Cycling (BMX)

Men's BMX: In the final, Connor Fields (USA) won the gold with a time of 34.642, Jelle van Gorkom (Netherlands) finished in second at 35.316, and Carlos Ramirez (Colombia) won the bronze with 35.517.
Women's BMX: Mariana Pajón (Colombia) won the final with a time of 34.093 to win the gold, beating the time of 34.435 set by Alise Post (USA) and the time of 34.755 set by third-place finisher Stefany Hernandez (Venezuela)

Diving

Men's 10 m platform: Preliminaries

Equestrian

A six-way tie for first place in the final of the individual jumping competition required a Gold medal jump-off. Nick Skelton (Great Britain) then won the gold with a time of 42.82, and Peder Fredricson (Sweden) won the silver with a time of 43.35. Eric Lamaze (Canada) finished with a time of 42.09 in the jump-off, but four penalties dropped him to the bronze.

Field hockey

Women's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: 03 ! Germany 2–1 New Zealand
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Netherlands 3 (0)–3 (2) (p.s.o.) Great Britain 01 !

Football

Women's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Brazil 1–2 Canada 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Sweden 1–2 Germany 01 !

Golf

Women's individual: Round 3

Gymnastics (rhythmic)

Women's rhythmic individual all-around: Qualification round

Handball

Men's tournament: Semifinals
- Poland 28–29 (ET) Denmark
- France 29–28 Germany

Modern pentathlon

Women's competition: Chloe Esposito (Australia) won the gold, setting an Olympic record with an overall score of 1372 points. Élodie Clouvel (France) was second with 1356 points, and Oktawia Nowacka (Poland) was third with 1349 points

Synchronized swimming

Women's team: Russia was awarded a final score of 196.1439 to win the gold, China was judged to be the silver medalists with an overall total of 192.9841, and Japan won the bronze after receiving a total of 189.2056.

Taekwondo

Men's 80 kg
- Semifinal 1: Lutalo Muhammad 12–7 Milad Beigi
- Semifinal 2: Oussama Oueslati 6–7 Cheick Sallah Cisse
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Oussama Oueslati 14–5 Steven López
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Piotr Paziński 0–12 (PTG) Milad Beigi 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Lutalo Muhammad 6–8 Cheick Sallah Cisse 01 !
Women's 67 kg
- Semifinal 1: Nur Tatar 0–3 (SUD) Haby Niaré
- Semifinal 2: Farida Azizova 5–3 Oh Hye-ri
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Farida Azizova 1–7 Ruth Gbagbi 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Chuang Chia-chia 3–7 Nur Tatar 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Haby Niaré 12–13 Oh Hye-ri 01 !

Volleyball (indoor)

Men's indoor tournament: Semifinals
- Italy 3–2 United States
- Russia 0–3 Brazil

Water polo

Women's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Hungary 12 (6)–12 (7) (p.s.o.) Russia 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! United States 12–5 Italy 02 !

Wrestling

Men's freestyle 57 kg
- Semifinal 1: Vladimer Khinchegashvili 8– 4 Vladimir Dubov
- Semifinal 2: Hassan Rahimi 5–10 Rei Higuchi
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Haji Aliyev 5–4 Vladimir Dubov
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Yowlys Bonne 0–9 Hassan Rahimi 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Vladimer Khinchegashvili 4–3 Rei Higuchi 02 !
Men's freestyle 74 kg
- Semifinal 1: Aniuar Geduev 5–4 Jabrayil Hasanov
- Semifinal 2: Hassan Yazdani 10–0 Galymzhan Usserbayev
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Bekzod Abdurakhmonov 7–9 Jabrayil Hasanov 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Soner Demirtaş 6–0 Galymzhan Usserbayev
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Aniuar Geduev 6–6 (Decision by points) Hassan Yazdani 01 !

Summary table (day 14)

19 August 2016 — summary table

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Athletics	Men's 4 × 100 m relay	Asafa Powell Yohan Blake Nickel Ashmeade Usain Bolt Jevaughn Minzie* Kemar Bailey-Cole*	Jamaica		Ryota Yamagata Shota Iizuka Yoshihide Kiryu Aska Cambridge	Japan	Akeem Haynes Aaron Brown Brendon Rodney Andre De Grasse Mobolade Ajomale*	Canada	^[268]^[269]
	Men's 50 km walk	Matej Toth	Slovakia		Jared Tallent	Australia	Hirooki Arai	Japan	^[270]
	Men's hammer throw	Dilshod Nazarov	Tajikistan		Ivan Tsikhan	Belarus	Wojciech Nowicki	Poland	^[271]
	Women's 5000 m	Vivian Cheruiyot	Kenya	OR	Hellen Onsando Obiri	Kenya	Almaz Ayana	Ethiopia	^[272]
	Women's 4 × 100 m relay	Tianna Bartoletta Allyson Felix English Gardner Tori Bowie Morolake Akinosun*	United States		Christania Williams Elaine Thompson Veronica Campbell-Brown Shelly-Ann Fraser Simone Facey* Sashalee Forbes*	Jamaica	Asha Philip Desiree Henry Dina Asher-Smith Daryll Neita	Great Britain	^[273]
	Women's 20 km walk	Liu Hong	China		Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez	Mexico	Lü Xiuzhi	China	^[274]
	Women's pole vault	Ekaterini Stefanidi	Greece		Sandi Morris	United States	Eliza McCartney	New Zealand	^[275]
Badminton	Men's doubles	Fu Haifeng Zhang Nan	China		Goh V Shem Tan Wee Kiong	Malaysia	Marcus Ellis Chris Langridge†	Great Britain	^[276]
Badminton	Women's singles	Carolina Marín	Spain		P. V. Sindhu	India	Nozomi Okuhara	Japan	^[277]^[278]
Boxing	Women's lightweight	Estelle Mossely	France		Yin Junhua	China	Mira Potkonen †	Finland	^[279]
Boxing	Women's lightweight	Estelle Mossely	France		Yin Junhua	China	Anastasia Belyakova †	Russia	^[279]
Cycling	Men's BMX	Connor Fields	United States		Jelle van Gorkom	Netherlands	Carlos Ramirez	Colombia	^[280]^[281]
Cycling	Women's BMX	Mariana Pajón	Colombia		Alise Post	United States	Stefany Hernandez	Venezuela	^[282]^[283]
Equestrian	Individual jumping	Nick Skelton	Great Britain		Peder Fredricson	Sweden	Eric Lamaze	Canada	^[284]
Field hockey	Women's	Maddie Hinch Laura Unsworth Crista Cullen Hannah Macleod Georgie Twigg Helen Richardson-Walsh Susannah Townsend Kate Richardson-Walsh Sam Quek Alex Danson Giselle Ansley Sophie Bray Hollie Webb Shona McCallin Lily Owsley Nicola White	Great Britain		Joyce Sombroek Xan de Waard Kitty van Male Laurien Leurink Willemijn Bos Marloes Keetels Carlien Dirkse van den Heuvel Kelly Jonker Maria Verschoor Lidewij Welten Caia van Maasakker Maartje Paumen Naomi van As Ellen Hoog Margot van Geffen Eva de Goede	Netherlands	Nike Lorenz Selin Oruz Anne Schröder Lisa Schütze Charlotte Stapenhorst Janne Müller-Wieland Hannah Krüger Jana Teschke Lisa Altenburg Franzisca Hauke Cécile Pieper Marie Mävers Annika Sprink Julia Müller Pia-Sophie Oldhafer Kristina Reynolds Katharina Otte	Germany	^[285]^[286]
Football	Women's	Almuth Schult Josephine Henning Saskia Bartusiak Leonie Maier Annike Krahn Simone Laudehr Melanie Behringer Lena Goeßling Alexandra Popp Dzsenifer Marozsán Anja Mittag Tabea Kemme Sara Däbritz Babett Peter Mandy Islacker Melanie Leupolz Isabel Kerschowski Laura Benkarth Svenja Huth	Germany		Hedvig Lindahl Jonna Andersson Linda Sembrant Emma Berglund Nilla Fischer Magdalena Ericsson Lisa Dahlkvist Lotta Schelin Kosovare Asllani Sofia Jakobsson Stina Blackstenius Olivia Schough Fridolina Rolfö Emilia Appelqvist Jessica Samuelsson Elin Rubensson Caroline Seger Hilda Carlén Pauline Hammarlund	Sweden	Stephanie Labbé Allysha Chapman Kadeisha Buchanan Shelina Zadorsky Rebecca Quinn Deanne Rose Rhian Wilkinson Diana Matheson Josée Bélanger Ashley Lawrence Desiree Scott Christine Sinclair Sophie Schmidt Melissa Tancredi Nichelle Prince Janine Beckie Jessie Fleming Sabrina D'Angelo	Canada	^[287]^[288]
Modern pentathlon	Women's	Chloe Esposito	Australia	OR	Élodie Clouvel	France	Oktawia Nowacka	Poland	^[289]^[290]
Synchronized swimming	Women's team	Vlada Chigireva Natalia Ishchenko Svetlana Kolesnichenko Aleksandra Patskevich Elena Prokofyeva Svetlana Romashina Alla Shishkina Maria Shurochkina Gelena Topilina	Russia		Huang Xuechen Sun Wenyan Guo Li Gu Xiao Tang Mengni Li Xiaolu Zeng Zhen Liang Xinping Yin Chengxin	China	Aika Hakoyama Yukiko Inui Kei Marumo Risako Mitsui Kanami Nakamaki Mai Nakamura Omata Kano Yoshida Kurumi Aiko Hayashi	Japan	^[291]
Taekwondo	Men's 80 kg	Cheick Sallah Cisse	Ivory Coast		Lutalo Muhammad	Great Britain	Oussama Oueslati	Tunisia	^[292]
	Men's 80 kg	Cheick Sallah Cisse	Ivory Coast		Lutalo Muhammad	Great Britain	Milad Beigi	Azerbaijan	^[292]
	Women's 67 kg	Oh Hye-ri	South Korea		Haby Niaré	France	Ruth Gbagbi	Ivory Coast	^[293]
	Women's 67 kg	Oh Hye-ri	South Korea		Haby Niaré	France	Nur Tatar	Turkey	^[293]
Water polo	Women's	Samantha Hill Madeline Musselmann Melissa Seidemann Rachel Fattal Aria Fischer Maggie Steffens Courtney Mathewson Kiley Neushul Caroline Clark Kaleigh Gilchrist Makenzie Fischer Kami Craig Ashleigh Johnson	United States		Giulia Gorlero Chiara Tabani Arianna Garibotti Elisa Queirolo Federica Radicchi Rosaria Aiello Tania Di Mario Roberta Bianconi Giulia Enrica Emmolo Francesca Pomeri Aleksandra Cotti Teresa Frassinetti Laura Teani	Italy	Anna Ustyukhina Maria Borisova Ekaterina Prokofyeva Elvina Karimova Nadezhda Fedotova Olga Belova Ekaterina Lisunova Anastasia Simanovich Anna Timofeeva Evgenia Soboleva Evgeniya Ivanova Anna Grineva Anna Karnaukh	Russia	^[294]^[295]
Wrestling	Men's freestyle 57 kg	Vladimer Khinchegashvili	Georgia		Rei Higuchi	Japan	Haji Aliyev	Azerbaijan	^[296]
	Men's freestyle 57 kg	Vladimer Khinchegashvili	Georgia		Rei Higuchi	Japan	Hassan Rahimi	Iran	^[296]
	Men's freestyle 74 kg	Hassan Yazdani	Iran		Aniuar Geduev	Russia	Jabrayil Hasanov	Azerbaijan	^[297]
	Men's freestyle 74 kg	Hassan Yazdani	Iran		Aniuar Geduev	Russia	Soner Demirtaş	Turkey	^[297]

Day 15 — Saturday 20 August

Detailed results (day 15)

20 August 2016 — detailed results
Athletics Men's 1500 m: In the final, Matthew Centrowitz, Jr. (USA) won the gold with a time of 3:50.00, beating Taoufik Makhloufi (Algeria) by 0.11 and Nick Willis (New Zealand) by 0.24. Men's 5000 m: Mo Farah (Great Britain) finished the final with a time of 13:03.30 to win the gold. Hagos Gebrhiwet (Ethiopia) finished second at 13:04.35, and Bernard Lagat (USA) was third at 13:06.78. Men's 4 × 400 m relay: The gold was won by the United States, finishing the final with a time of 2:57.30, followed by Jamaica at 2:58.16, and the Bahamas at 2:58.49. Men's javelin throw: Thomas Röhler (Germany) won the gold with a throw of 90.30 m. Julius Yego (Kenya) recorded a distance of 88.24 m to win the silver, and Keshorn Walcott (Trinidad and Tobago) had a throw of 85.38 m to win the bronze. Women's 800 m: The final was won by Caster Semenya (South Africa) with a time of 1:55.28. Francine Niyonsaba (Burundi) was second at 1:56.49, and Margaret Wambui (Kenya) was third at 1:56.89. Women's 4 × 400 m relay: The United States won the gold with a time of 3:19.06 in the final, Jamaica was second at 3:20.34, and Great Britain was third at 3:25.88. Women's high jump: After four competitors tied at clearing the winning of height of 1.97 m (and then all failing to jump the next height of 2.00 m), the medals were decided by the following tiebreakers: Ruth Beitia (Spain) won the gold based on having no misses prior to the bar being raised to 2.00 m, Mirela Demireva (Bulgaria) was awarded the silver by having only one miss prior to the 2.00 m height, and Blanka Vlašić (Croatia) was awarded the bronze over Chaunte Lowe (USA) based on needing fewer attempts to clear the winning 1.97 m height. Badminton Men's singles: Bronze Medal Game: Lin Dan 1–2 Viktor Axelsen 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Lee Chong Wei 0–2 Chen Long 01 ! Basketball Women's tournament: Bronze Medal Game: France 63–70 Serbia 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 01 ! United States 101–72 Spain 02 ! Boxing Men's bantamweight: Gold Medal Match 02 ! Shakur Stevenson 1–2 Robeisy Ramírez 01 ! Men's middleweight: Gold Medal Match 01 ! Arlen López 3–0 Bektemir Melikuziev 02 ! Women's flyweight: Gold Medal Match 01 ! Nicola Adams 3–0 Sarah Ourahmoune 02 ! Canoeing (sprint) Men's C-2 1000 m: Sebastian Brendel and Jan Vandrey (Germany) won the final with a time of 3:43.912. Erlon Silva and Isaquias Queiroz (Brazil) was second at 3:44.819. Dmytro Ianchuk and Taras Mishchuk (Ukraine) finished at 3:45.949 to win the bronze. Men's K-1 200 m: Great Britain's Liam Heath finished the final at 35.197 to win the gold. Maxime Beaumont of France won the silver at 35.362. Two bronze medals were then each awarded to Spain's Saúl Craviotto and Germany's Ronald Rauhe after they both tied for third at 35.662. Men's K-4 1000 m: The final was won at 3:02.143 by Germany, Slovakia finished second at 3:05.044, and the Czech Republic won the bronze with a time of 3:05.176. Women's K-4 500 m: The gold was awarded to Hungary with a time of 1:34.482 in the final, Germany came in second at 1:35.383, and Belarus was third at 1:36.908. Cycling (mountain bike) Women's cross-country: Sweden's Jenny Rissveds crossed the finish line first with a time of 1h 30' 15", beating Poland's Maja Włoszczowska's time of 1h 30' 52". Canada's Catharine Pendrel was third at 1h 31' 41". Diving Men's 10 m platform: Chen Aisen (China) was awarded a final score of 585.30 to win the gold, Germán Sánchez (Mexico) finished with a final score of 532.70 to win the silver, and the bronze was awarded to David Boudia (USA) with a final score of 525.25. Football Men's tournament: Bronze Medal Game: Honduras 2–3 Nigeria 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Brazil 1 (5)–1 (4) (pen.) Germany 02 ! Golf Women's individual: Inbee Park (South Korea) won the gold with a final score of 16 under par, Lydia Ko (New Zealand) finished 11 under par to win the silver, and Shanshan Feng (China) won the bronze with a final score of 10 under par. Gymnastics (rhythmic) Women's rhythmic individual all-around: Margarita Mamun (Russia) won the gold after being awarded a final score of 76.483. Yana Kudryavtseva (Russia) was awarded a final total of 75.608 to win the silver. Ganna Rizatdinova (Ukraine) won the bronze with a final score of 73.583. Handball Women's tournament: Bronze Medal Game: Netherlands 26–36 Norway 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 02 ! France 19–22 Russia 01 ! Modern pentathlon Men's competition: The gold went to Russia's Aleksander Lesun with a final score of 1479, Pavlo Tymoshchenko (Ukraine) finished second at 1472, and Ismael Hernández (Mexico) won the bronze with a final score of 1468. Taekwondo Men's +80 kg Semifinal 1: Abdoul Issoufou 8–2 Dmitriy Shokin Semifinal 2: Mahama Cho 1–4 Radik Isayev Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Mahama Cho 4–5 Maicon Siqueira 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Cha Dong-min 4–3 (SUD) Dmitriy Shokin Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Abdoul Issoufou 2–6 Radik Isayev 01 ! Women's +67 kg Semifinal 1: Jackie Galloway 0–0 (SUP) María Espinoza Semifinal 2: Zheng Shuyin 4–1 (SUD) Bianca Walkden Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Bianca Walkden 7–1 Wiam Dislam Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Gwladys Épangue 1–2 Jackie Galloway 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 02 ! María Espinoza 1–5 Zheng Shuyin 01 ! Triathlon Women's triathlon: Gwen Jorgensen of the United States won the gold with a time of 1:56.16, beating Nicola Spirig Hug of Switzerland by 0.40, and Great Britain's Vicky Holland by 0:45. Volleyball (indoor) Women's indoor tournament: Bronze Medal Game: Netherlands 1–3 United States 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 01 ! China 3–1 Serbia 02 ! Water polo Men's tournament: Bronze Medal Game: Montenegro 10–12 Italy 03 ! Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Croatia 7–11 Serbia 01 ! Wrestling Men's freestyle 86 kg Semifinal 1: Abdulrashid Sadulaev 8–1 Sharif Sharifov Semifinal 2: Selim Yaşar 2–1 J'den Cox Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Pedro Ceballos 1–5 Sharif Sharifov 03 ! Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Reineris Salas 0–5 J'den Cox 03 ! Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Abdulrashid Sadulaev 5–0 Selim Yaşar 02 ! Men's freestyle 125 kg Semifinal 1: Taha Akgül 8–1 Levan Berianidze Semifinal 2: Tervel Dlagnev 0–10 Komeil Ghasemi Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Ibrahim Saidau 2–2 (decision by Points) Levan Berianidze Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Geno Petriashvili 10–0 Tervel Dlagnev Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Taha Akgül 3–1 Komeil Ghasemi 02 !

20 August 2016 — detailed results

Athletics

Men's 1500 m: In the final, Matthew Centrowitz, Jr. (USA) won the gold with a time of 3:50.00, beating Taoufik Makhloufi (Algeria) by 0.11 and Nick Willis (New Zealand) by 0.24.
Men's 5000 m: Mo Farah (Great Britain) finished the final with a time of 13:03.30 to win the gold. Hagos Gebrhiwet (Ethiopia) finished second at 13:04.35, and Bernard Lagat (USA) was third at 13:06.78.
Men's 4 × 400 m relay: The gold was won by the United States, finishing the final with a time of 2:57.30, followed by Jamaica at 2:58.16, and the Bahamas at 2:58.49.
Men's javelin throw: Thomas Röhler (Germany) won the gold with a throw of 90.30 m. Julius Yego (Kenya) recorded a distance of 88.24 m to win the silver, and Keshorn Walcott (Trinidad and Tobago) had a throw of 85.38 m to win the bronze.
Women's 800 m: The final was won by Caster Semenya (South Africa) with a time of 1:55.28. Francine Niyonsaba (Burundi) was second at 1:56.49, and Margaret Wambui (Kenya) was third at 1:56.89.
Women's 4 × 400 m relay: The United States won the gold with a time of 3:19.06 in the final, Jamaica was second at 3:20.34, and Great Britain was third at 3:25.88.
Women's high jump: After four competitors tied at clearing the winning of height of 1.97 m (and then all failing to jump the next height of 2.00 m), the medals were decided by the following tiebreakers: Ruth Beitia (Spain) won the gold based on having no misses prior to the bar being raised to 2.00 m, Mirela Demireva (Bulgaria) was awarded the silver by having only one miss prior to the 2.00 m height, and Blanka Vlašić (Croatia) was awarded the bronze over Chaunte Lowe (USA) based on needing fewer attempts to clear the winning 1.97 m height.

Badminton

Men's singles:
- Bronze Medal Game: Lin Dan 1–2 Viktor Axelsen 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Lee Chong Wei 0–2 Chen Long 01 !

Basketball

Women's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: France 63–70 Serbia 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! United States 101–72 Spain 02 !

Boxing

Men's bantamweight: Gold Medal Match
- 02 ! Shakur Stevenson 1–2 Robeisy Ramírez 01 !
Men's middleweight: Gold Medal Match
- 01 ! Arlen López 3–0 Bektemir Melikuziev 02 !
Women's flyweight: Gold Medal Match
- 01 ! Nicola Adams 3–0 Sarah Ourahmoune 02 !

Canoeing (sprint)

Men's C-2 1000 m: Sebastian Brendel and Jan Vandrey (Germany) won the final with a time of 3:43.912. Erlon Silva and Isaquias Queiroz (Brazil) was second at 3:44.819. Dmytro Ianchuk and Taras Mishchuk (Ukraine) finished at 3:45.949 to win the bronze.
Men's K-1 200 m: Great Britain's Liam Heath finished the final at 35.197 to win the gold. Maxime Beaumont of France won the silver at 35.362. Two bronze medals were then each awarded to Spain's Saúl Craviotto and Germany's Ronald Rauhe after they both tied for third at 35.662.
Men's K-4 1000 m: The final was won at 3:02.143 by Germany, Slovakia finished second at 3:05.044, and the Czech Republic won the bronze with a time of 3:05.176.
Women's K-4 500 m: The gold was awarded to Hungary with a time of 1:34.482 in the final, Germany came in second at 1:35.383, and Belarus was third at 1:36.908.

Cycling (mountain bike)

Women's cross-country: Sweden's Jenny Rissveds crossed the finish line first with a time of 1h 30' 15", beating Poland's Maja Włoszczowska's time of 1h 30' 52". Canada's Catharine Pendrel was third at 1h 31' 41".

Diving

Men's 10 m platform: Chen Aisen (China) was awarded a final score of 585.30 to win the gold, Germán Sánchez (Mexico) finished with a final score of 532.70 to win the silver, and the bronze was awarded to David Boudia (USA) with a final score of 525.25.

Football

Men's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Honduras 2–3 Nigeria 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Brazil 1 (5)–1 (4) (pen.) Germany 02 !

Golf

Women's individual: Inbee Park (South Korea) won the gold with a final score of 16 under par, Lydia Ko (New Zealand) finished 11 under par to win the silver, and Shanshan Feng (China) won the bronze with a final score of 10 under par.

Gymnastics (rhythmic)

Women's rhythmic individual all-around: Margarita Mamun (Russia) won the gold after being awarded a final score of 76.483. Yana Kudryavtseva (Russia) was awarded a final total of 75.608 to win the silver. Ganna Rizatdinova (Ukraine) won the bronze with a final score of 73.583.

Handball

Women's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Netherlands 26–36 Norway 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! France 19–22 Russia 01 !

Modern pentathlon

Men's competition: The gold went to Russia's Aleksander Lesun with a final score of 1479, Pavlo Tymoshchenko (Ukraine) finished second at 1472, and Ismael Hernández (Mexico) won the bronze with a final score of 1468.

Taekwondo

Men's +80 kg
- Semifinal 1: Abdoul Issoufou 8–2 Dmitriy Shokin
- Semifinal 2: Mahama Cho 1–4 Radik Isayev
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Mahama Cho 4–5 Maicon Siqueira 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Cha Dong-min 4–3 (SUD) Dmitriy Shokin
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Abdoul Issoufou 2–6 Radik Isayev 01 !
Women's +67 kg
- Semifinal 1: Jackie Galloway 0–0 (SUP) María Espinoza
- Semifinal 2: Zheng Shuyin 4–1 (SUD) Bianca Walkden
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Bianca Walkden 7–1 Wiam Dislam
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Gwladys Épangue 1–2 Jackie Galloway 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! María Espinoza 1–5 Zheng Shuyin 01 !

Triathlon

Women's triathlon: Gwen Jorgensen of the United States won the gold with a time of 1:56.16, beating Nicola Spirig Hug of Switzerland by 0.40, and Great Britain's Vicky Holland by 0:45.

Volleyball (indoor)

Women's indoor tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Netherlands 1–3 United States 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! China 3–1 Serbia 02 !

Water polo

Men's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Montenegro 10–12 Italy 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Croatia 7–11 Serbia 01 !

Wrestling

Men's freestyle 86 kg
- Semifinal 1: Abdulrashid Sadulaev 8–1 Sharif Sharifov
- Semifinal 2: Selim Yaşar 2–1 J'den Cox
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Pedro Ceballos 1–5 Sharif Sharifov 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Reineris Salas 0–5 J'den Cox 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Abdulrashid Sadulaev 5–0 Selim Yaşar 02 !
Men's freestyle 125 kg
- Semifinal 1: Taha Akgül 8–1 Levan Berianidze
- Semifinal 2: Tervel Dlagnev 0–10 Komeil Ghasemi
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Ibrahim Saidau 2–2 (decision by Points) Levan Berianidze
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Geno Petriashvili 10–0 Tervel Dlagnev
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Taha Akgül 3–1 Komeil Ghasemi 02 !

Summary table (day 15)

20 August 2016 — summary table

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Athletics	Men's 1500 m	Matthew Centrowitz	United States		Taoufik Makhloufi	Algeria	Nicholas Willis	New Zealand	^[298]
	Men's 5000 m	Mo Farah	Great Britain		Paul Kipkemoi Chelimo	United States	Hagos Gebrhiwet	Ethiopia	^[299]
	Men's 4 × 400 m relay	Arman Hall Tony McQuay Gil Roberts LaShawn Merritt David Verburg*	United States		Peter Matthews Nathon Allen Fitzroy Dunkley Javon Francis Rusheen McDonald*	Jamaica	Alonzo Russell Michael Mathieu Steven Gardiner Chris Brown Stephen Newbold*	Bahamas	^[300]
	Men's javelin throw	Thomas Rohler	Germany		Julius Yego	Kenya	Keshorn Walcott	Trinidad and Tobago	^[301]
	Women's 800 m	Caster Semenya	South Africa		Francine Niyonsaba	Burundi	Margaret Wambui	Kenya	^[302]
	Women's 4 × 400 m relay	Allyson Felix Phyllis Francis Natasha Hastings Courtney Okolo Taylor Ellis-Watson* Francena McCorory*	United States		Stephenie Ann McPherson Anneisha McLaughlin-Whilby Shericka Jackson Novlene Williams-Mills Christine Day* Chrisann Gordon*	Jamaica	Eilidh Doyle Emily Diamond Anyika Onuora Christine Ohuruogu Kelly Massey*	Great Britain	^[303]
	Women's high jump	Ruth Beitia	Spain		Mirela Demireva	Bulgaria	Blanka Vlašić	Croatia	^[304]
Badminton	Men's singles	Chen Long	China		Lee Chong Wei	Malaysia	Viktor Axelsen	Denmark	^[305]
Basketball	Women's	Seimone Augustus Sue Bird Tamika Catchings Tina Charles Elena Delle Donne Sylvia Fowles Brittney Griner Angel McCoughtry Maya Moore Breanna Stewart Diana Taurasi Lindsay Whalen	United States		Leticia Romero Laura Nicholls Silvia Domínguez Alba Torrens Laia Palau Marta Xargay Leonor Rodríguez Lucila Pascua Anna Cruz Laura Quevedo Laura Gil Astou Ndour	Spain	Tamara Radočaj Sonja Petrović Saša Čađo Sara Krnjić Nevena Jovanović Jelena Milovanović Dajana Butulija Dragana Stanković Aleksandra Crvendakić Milica Dabović Ana Dabović Danielle Page	Serbia	^[306]^[307]
Boxing	Men's bantamweight	Robeisy Ramírez	Cuba		Shakur Stevenson	United States	Vladimir Nikitin †	Russia	^[308]^[309]
	Men's bantamweight	Robeisy Ramírez	Cuba		Shakur Stevenson	United States	Murodjon Akhmadaliev †	Uzbekistan	^[308]^[309]
	Men's middleweight	Arlen López	Cuba		Bektemir Melikuziev	Uzbekistan	Kamran Shakhsuvarly †	Azerbaijan	^[310]
	Men's middleweight	Arlen López	Cuba		Bektemir Melikuziev	Uzbekistan	Misael Rodríguez †	Mexico	^[310]
	Women's flyweight	Nicola Adams	Great Britain		Sarah Ourahmoune	France	Ren Cancan †	China	^[311]
	Women's flyweight	Nicola Adams	Great Britain		Sarah Ourahmoune	France	Ingrit Valencia †	Colombia	^[311]
Canoeing	Men's C-2 1000 m	Sebastian Brendel Jan Vandrey	Germany		Erlon Silva Isaquias Queiroz	Brazil	Dmytro Ianchuk Taras Mishchuk	Ukraine	^[312]
	Men's K-1 200 m	Liam Heath	Great Britain		Maxime Beaumont	France	Saúl Craviotto	Spain	^[313]
	Men's K-1 200 m	Liam Heath	Great Britain		Maxime Beaumont	France	Ronald Rauhe	Germany	^[313]
	Men's K-4 1000 m	Marcus Gross Max Hoff Tom Liebscher Max Rendschmidt	Germany		Denis Myšák Erik Vlček Juraj Tarr Tibor Linka	Slovakia	Daniel Havel Lukáš Trefil Josef Dostál Jan Štěrba	Czech Republic	^[314]
	Women's K-4 500 m	Gabriella Szabó Danuta Kozák Tamara Csipes Krisztina Fazekas	Hungary		Sabrina Hering Franziska Weber Steffi Kriegerstein Tina Dietze	Germany	Marharyta Makhneva Nadzeya Liapeshka Volha Khudzenka Maryna Litvinchuk	Belarus	^[315]
Cycling	Women's cross-country	Jenny Rissveds	Sweden		Maja Włoszczowska	Poland	Catharine Pendrel	Canada	^[316]^[317]
Diving	Men's 10 m platform	Chen Aisen	China		Germán Sánchez	Mexico	David Boudia	United States	^[318]
Football	Men's	Weverton Zeca Rodrigo Caio Marquinhos Renato Augusto Douglas Santos Luan Rafinha Gabriel Neymar Gabriel Jesus Walace William Luan Garcia Rodrigo Dourado Thiago Maia Felipe Anderson Uilson	Brazil		Timo Horn Jeremy Toljan Lukas Klostermann Matthias Ginter Niklas Süle Sven Bender Max Meyer Lars Bender Davie Selke Leon Goretzka Julian Brandt Jannik Huth Philipp Max Robert Bauer Max Christiansen Grischa Prömel Serge Gnabry Nils Petersen Eric Oelschlägel	Germany	Daniel Akpeyi Muenfuh Sincere Kingsley Madu Shehu Abdullahi Saturday Erimuya William Troost-Ekong Aminu Umar Oghenekaro Etebo Imoh Ezekiel John Obi Mikel Junior Ajayi Popoola Saliu Umar Sadiq Azubuike Okechukwu Ndifreke Udo Stanley Amuzie Usman Mohammed Emmanuel Daniel	Nigeria	^[319]^[320]
Golf	Women's	Inbee Park	South Korea		Lydia Ko	New Zealand	Shanshan Feng	China	^[321]^[322]
Gymnastics	Women's rhythmic individual all-around	Margarita Mamun	Russia		Yana Kudryavtseva	Russia	Ganna Rizatdinova	Ukraine	^[323]
Handball	Women's	Anna Sedoykina Polina Kuznetsova Daria Dmitrieva Anna Sen Olga Akopyan Anna Vyakhireva Marina Sudakova Vladlena Bobrovnikova Victoria Zhilinskayte Yekaterina Marennikova Irina Bliznova Ekaterina Ilina Maya Petrova Tatyana Yerokhina Victoriya Kalinina	Russia		Laura Glauser Blandine Dancette Camille Ayglon Allison Pineau Laurisa Landre Grace Zaadi Amandine Leynaud Manon Houette Siraba Dembélé Chloé Bulleux Béatrice Edwige Estelle Nze Minko Gnonsiane Niombla Alexandra Lacrabère	France	Kari Aalvik Grimsbø Mari Molid Emilie Hegh Arntzen Ida Alstad Veronica Kristiansen Heidi Løke Nora Mørk Stine Bredal Oftedal Marit Malm Frafjord Katrine Lunde Linn-Kristin Riegelhuth Koren Amanda Kurtović Camilla Herrem Sanna Solberg	Norway	^[324]^[325]
Modern pentathlon	Men's	Aleksander Lesun	Russia		Pavlo Tymoshchenko	Ukraine	Ismael Hernández	Mexico	^[326]^[327]
Taekwondo	Men's +80 kg	Radik Isayev	Azerbaijan		Abdoul Issoufou	Niger	Maicon Siqueira	Brazil	^[328]
	Men's +80 kg	Radik Isayev	Azerbaijan		Abdoul Issoufou	Niger	Cha Dong-min	South Korea	^[328]
	Women's +67 kg	Zheng Shuyin	China		María Espinoza	Mexico	Bianca Walkden	Great Britain	^[329]
	Women's +67 kg	Zheng Shuyin	China		María Espinoza	Mexico	Jackie Galloway	United States	^[329]
Triathlon	Women's triathlon	Gwen Jorgensen	United States		Nicola Spirig	Switzerland	Vicky Holland	Great Britain	^[330]
Volleyball	Women's indoor	Ding Xia Gong Xiangyu Hui Ruoqi Lin Li Liu Xiaotong Wei Qiuyue Xu Yunli Yan Ni Yang Fangxu Yuan Xinyue Zhang Changning Zhu Ting	China		Tijana Bošković Jovana Brakočević Bianka Buša Tijana Malešević Brankica Mihajlović Jelena Nikolić Maja Ognjenović Silvija Popović Milena Rašić Jovana Stevanović Stefana Veljković Bojana Živković	Serbia	Rachael Adams Foluke Akinradewo Kayla Banwarth Alisha Glass Christa Harmotto Kimberly Hill Jordan Larson Carli Lloyd Karsta Lowe Kelly Murphy Kelsey Robinson Courtney Thompson	United States	^[331]^[332]
Water polo	Men's	Gojko Pijetlović Dušan Mandić Živko Gocić Sava Ranđelović Miloš Ćuk Duško Pijetlović Slobodan Nikić Milan Aleksić Nikola Jakšić Filip Filipović Andrija Prlainović Stefan Mitrović Branislav Mitrović	Serbia		Josip Pavić Damir Burić Antonio Petković Luka Lončar Maro Joković Luka Bukić Xavier García Andro Bušlje Sandro Sukno Ivan Krapić Anđelo Šetka Marko Macan Marko Bijač	Croatia	Stefano Tempesti Francesco Di Fulvio Niccolò Gitto Pietro Figlioli Alessandro Velotto Michael Bodegas Andrea Fondelli Valentino Gallo Christian Presciutti Nicholas Presciutti Matteo Aicardi Alessandro Nora Marco Del Lungo	Italy	^[333]^[334]
Wrestling	Men's freestyle 86 kg	Abdulrashid Sadulaev	Russia		Selim Yaşar	Turkey	Sharif Sharifov	Azerbaijan	^[335]
	Men's freestyle 86 kg	Abdulrashid Sadulaev	Russia		Selim Yaşar	Turkey	J'den Cox	United States	^[335]
	Men's freestyle 125 kg	Taha Akgul	Turkey		Komeil Ghasemi	Iran	Ibrahim Saidau	Belarus	^[297]
	Men's freestyle 125 kg	Taha Akgul	Turkey		Komeil Ghasemi	Iran	Geno Petriashvili	Georgia	^[297]

Day 16 — Sunday 21 August

Detailed results (day 16)

21 August 2016 — detailed results

Athletics

Men's marathon: Eliud Kipchoge (Kenya) won the gold, finishing with a time of 2:08.44. Feyisa Lilesa (Ethiopia) finished second at 2:09:54, and Galen Rupp (USA) was third at 2:10:05.

Basketball

Men's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Australia 88–89 Spain 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Serbia 66–96 United States 01 !

Boxing

Men's flyweight
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Shakhobidin Zoirov 3–0 Misha Aloyan 02 !
Men's light welterweight
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Fazliddin Gaibnazarov 2–1 Lorenzo Sotomayor 02 !
Men's super heavyweight
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Tony Yoka 2–1 Joe Joyce 02 !
Women's middleweight
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Claressa Shields 3–0 Nouchka Fontijn 02 !

Cycling (mountain biking)

Men's cross-country: Switzerland's Nino Schurter finished first with a time of 1:33:28 to win the gold, Jaroslav Kulhavý of the Czech Republic was second at 1:34:18, and Carlos Coloma Nicolás (Spain) won the bronze with a time of 1:34:51.

Gymnastics (rhythmic)

Women's rhythmic group all-around: Russia compiled a final score of 36.233 to win the gold. Spain and Bulgaria tied with a total of 35.766, with Spain being awarded the silver and Bulgaria receiving the bronze based on a tiebreaker.

Handball

Men's tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: Poland 25–31 Germany 03 !
- Gold Medal Game: 01 ! Denmark 28–26 France 02 !

Volleyball (indoor)

Men's indoor tournament:
- Bronze Medal Game: 03 ! United States 3–2 Russia
- Gold Medal Game: 02 ! Italy 0–3 Brazil 01 !

Wrestling

Men's freestyle 65 kg
- Semifinal 1: Frank Chamizo 4–7 Toghrul Asgarov
- Semifinal 2: Ikhtiyor Navruzov 7–18 Soslan Ramonov
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: Frank Molinaro 3–5 Frank Chamizo 03 !
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: Ganzorigiin Mandakhnaran 7–8 Ikhtiyor Navruzov 03 !
- Gold Medal Match: 02 ! Toghrul Asgarov 0–11 Soslan Ramonov 01 !
Men's freestyle 97 kg
- Semifinal 1: Kyle Snyder 9–4 Elizbar Odikadze
- Semifinal 2: Valerii Andriitsev 0–11 Khetag Gazyumov
- Bronze Medal Match no. 1: 03 ! Albert Saritov 10–0 Elizbar Odikadze
- Bronze Medal Match no. 2: 03 ! Magomed Ibragimov 6–4 Valerii Andriitsev
- Gold Medal Match: 01 ! Kyle Snyder 2–1 Khetag Gazyumov 02 !

Closing ceremony

The closing ceremony began after 20:00 BRT (UTC−3) at Maracanã Stadium. It included the traditional handover to Tokyo, the host city of the next Summer Olympics in 2020.

Summary table (day 16)

21 August 2016 — summary table

Sport	Event	Gold medalist(s)			Silver medalist(s)		Bronze medalist(s)		Ref
Sport	Event	Competitor(s)	NOC	Rec	Competitor(s)	NOC	Competitor(s)	NOC	Ref
Athletics	Men's marathon	Eliud Kipchoge	Kenya		Feyisa Lilesa	Ethiopia	Galen Rupp	United States	^[336]
Basketball	Men's	Jimmy Butler Kevin Durant DeAndre Jordan Kyle Lowry Harrison Barnes DeMar DeRozan Kyrie Irving Klay Thompson DeMarcus Cousins Paul George Draymond Green Carmelo Anthony	United States		Miloš Teodosić Marko Simonović Bogdan Bogdanović Stefan Marković Nikola Kalinić Nemanja Nedović Stefan Birčević Miroslav Raduljica Nikola Jokić Vladimir Štimac Stefan Jović Milan Mačvan	Serbia	Pau Gasol Rudy Fernández Sergio Rodríguez Juan Carlos Navarro José Calderón Felipe Reyes Víctor Claver Willy Hernangómez Álex Abrines Sergio Llull Nikola Mirotić Ricky Rubio	Spain	^[337]^[338]
Boxing	Men's flyweight	Shakhobidin Zoirov	Uzbekistan		Misha Aloyan	Russia	Yoel Finol †	Venezuela	^[339]^[340]
	Men's flyweight	Shakhobidin Zoirov	Uzbekistan		Misha Aloyan	Russia	Hu Jianguan †	China	^[339]^[340]
	Men's light welterweight	Fazliddin Gaibnazarov	Uzbekistan		Lorenzo Sotomayor	Azerbaijan	Vitaly Dunaytsev †	Russia	^[341]^[342]
	Men's light welterweight	Fazliddin Gaibnazarov	Uzbekistan		Lorenzo Sotomayor	Azerbaijan	Artem Harutyunyan †	Germany	^[341]^[342]
	Men's super heavyweight	Tony Yoka	France		Joe Joyce	Great Britain	Filip Hrgović †	Croatia	^[343]
	Men's super heavyweight	Tony Yoka	France		Joe Joyce	Great Britain	Ivan Dychko †	Kazakhstan	^[343]
	Women's middleweight	Claressa Shields	United States		Nouchka Fontijn	Netherlands	Dariga Shakimova †	Kazakhstan	^[344]
	Women's middleweight	Claressa Shields	United States		Nouchka Fontijn	Netherlands	Li Qian †	China	^[344]
Cycling	Men's cross-country	Nino Schurter	Switzerland		Jaroslav Kulhavý	Czech Republic	Carlos Coloma Nicolás	Spain	^[345]^[346]
Gymnastics	Women's rhythmic group all-around	Vera Biriukova Anastasia Bliznyuk Anastasia Maksimova Anastasiia Tatareva Maria Tolkacheva	Russia		Sandra Aguilar Artemi Gavezou Elena López Lourdes Mohedano Alejandra Quereda	Spain	Reneta Kamberova Lyubomira Kazanova Mihaela Maevska-Velichkova Tsvetelina Naydenova Hristiana Todorova	Bulgaria	^[347]^[348]
Handball	Men's	Niklas Landin Jacobsen Mads Christiansen Mads Mensah Larsen Casper Ulrich Mortensen Jesper Nøddesbo Jannick Green Lasse Svan Hansen Rene Toft Hansen Henrik Møllgaard Kasper Søndergaard Henrik Toft Hansen Mikkel Hansen Morten Olsen Michael Damgaard	Denmark		Daniel Narcisse Vincent Gérard Nikola Karabatić Kentin Mahé Mathieu Grébille Thierry Omeyer Timothey N'Guessan Luc Abalo Cédric Sorhaindo Michaël Guigou Luka Karabatić Ludovic Fabregas Adrien Dipanda Valentin Porte	France	Uwe Gensheimer Finn Lemke Patrick Wiencek Tobias Reichmann Fabian Wiede Silvio Heinevetter Hendrik Pekeler Steffen Weinhold Martin Strobel Patrick Groetzki Kai Häfner Andreas Wolff Julius Kühn Christian Dissinger Paul Drux	Germany	^[349]^[350]
Volleyball	Men's indoor	Bruno Rezende Éder Carbonera Wallace de Souza William Arjona Sérgio Santos Luiz Felipe Fonteles Maurício Souza Douglas Souza Lucas Saatkamp Evandro Guerra Ricardo Lucarelli Souza Maurício Silva	Brazil		Pasquale Sottile Luca Vettori Osmany Juantorena Simone Giannelli Salvatore Rossini Ivan Zaytsev Filippo Lanza Simone Buti Massimo Colaci Matteo Piano Emanuele Birarelli Oleg Antonov	Italy	Matt Anderson Aaron Russell Taylor Sander David Lee (C) Kawika Shoji William Priddy Murphy Troy Thomas Jaeschke Micah Christenson Maxwell Holt David Smith Erik Shoji	United States	^[351]^[352]
Wrestling	Men's freestyle 65 kg	Soslan Ramonov	Russia		Toghrul Asgarov	Azerbaijan	Frank Chamizo	Italy	^[353]
	Men's freestyle 65 kg	Soslan Ramonov	Russia		Toghrul Asgarov	Azerbaijan	Ikhtiyor Navruzov	Uzbekistan	^[353]
	Men's freestyle 97 kg	Kyle Snyder	United States		Khetag Gazyumov	Azerbaijan	Albert Saritov	Romania	^[354]
	Men's freestyle 97 kg	Kyle Snyder	United States		Khetag Gazyumov	Azerbaijan	Magomed Ibragimov	Uzbekistan	^[354]

Notes

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

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

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Chronological summaries of the Olympic Games

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Winter Olympic Games	1924 1928 1932 1936 1948 1952 1956 1960 1964 1968 1972 1978 1980 1984 1988 1992 1994 1998 2002 2006 2010 2014 2018

Events at the 2016 Summer Olympics

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