At 17:30 Canada races in the B Final for the Women’s 4 Rowing Event begins. The Men’s B Final featuring Canada starts at 17:40.
At 18:00 Canada faces Iran in Men’s Volleyball.
The A Final for the Women’s Double Sculls begins at 18:18. Gabrielle Smith and Strathmore’s Jessica Sevick row for Canada.
The Men’s Semifinals for the 100m Freestyle begins at 19:30, Yuri Kisil and Joshua Liendo are in the first race. The Women’s 200m Freestyle Final begins at 19:41, Penny Oleksiak has a chance to be alone at the top as Canada’s most decorated Summer Olympian. The Men’s 200m Butterfly Final will begin at 1949. At 19:57 the Semifinals for the Women’s 200m Butterfly begins. The Men’s Semifinals in 200m Breaststroke begin at 20:21. At 20:45 the Final in the 200m Women’s Individual Medley will begin, Sydney Pickrem will swim for Canada. The Women’s 1500m Freestyle Final will start at 20:54.
At 20:00 Michelle Li has a match scheduled in the Women’s Single’s Badminton against an athlete from Slovakia.
At 20:00 Women’s Featherweight Boxing Quarterfinals begin. Canada’s Caroline Veyre has a match scheduled for 20:15.
At 20:10 the Semifinals for the Lightweight. Double Sculls begin, Patrick Keane and Maxwell Lattimer row for Canada in Semifinal 1.
The Women’s Individual Time Trial Cycling event begins at 20:30. Karol-Ann Canuel and Leah Kirchmann are the Canadian cyclists.
At 20:40 the Semifinals for the Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls begin. Jill Moffat and Jennifer Casson row for Canada in the second race.
At 21:00 the Semifinals in the Men’s Pairs Rowing begins. Canada’s Kai Langerfield and Conklin McCabe will row in the second race.
Canada’s Tammara Thibeault is scheduled to fight in the Round of 16 in Women’s Middleweight Boxing at 21:03.
The semifinals for the Pairs - Women’s Rowing event begins at 21:20. Caileigh Filmer and Hillary Janssens row for Canada.
At 21:40 Canada competes in the Repechage Round of the Women’s Eight Rowing.
The Women’s Slalom-C1 will begin at 21:50. Calgarian Haley Daniels is the Canadian competitor.
The Men’s Slalom-K1 is scheduled to start at 22:50. Michael Tayler is the Canadian in the event.
The Men’s Individual Time Trial for Road Cycling will start at 23:00. Hugo Houle is the Canadian in the event.
The Men’s 3m Springboard Synchro Diving starts at midnight.
Canada faces South Africa in Women’s Water Polo at 00:30.
After the Bronze Medal Match at 02:30, the Final in Men’s Rugby 7’s is scheduled for 03:00.
Canada’s Brian Yang has a match scheduled for 03:40 in Men’s Singles Badminton.
The Heats for the Women’s 100m Freestyle start at 04:02, Kayla Sanchez and defending Gold Medalist Penny Oleksiak are scheduled to swim in Heat 7. The Men’s 200m Backstroke heats start at 04:19, Markus Thormeyer will swim in Heat 2. At 04:34 the Heats start in the Women’s 200m Breaststroke, Sydney Pickrem swims in Heat 3, Kelsey Wog will swim in Heat 4. At 04:50 the Men’s 200m Individual Medley Heats start, Finlay Knox of Okotoks will swim in Heat 4. The heats in the Women’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay begin at 05:11, Canada will be competing in this event.
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Seems that each year (4 years), the sports get more and more 'out there'
Watching yesterday (or the day before, who can tell one day from the next), and skateboarding is on. I decided that I didn't really want to watch 13 year olds be awarded Olympic medals for skateboarding, so I flip to the other channel. And there I find surfing. I'm like 'what,? Surfing is in the Olympics now?' So I start watching that until I realized that I had been watching for more than 10 minutes and all I saw was waves rolling in - not a single attempt to get on their boards and actually do something.
So I reluctantly turned it back to one of the old, tired sports like field hockey or something.
The Olympics are awesome, but sometimes they are... well, bizarre.
Seems that each year (4 years), the sports get more and more 'out there'
Watching yesterday (or the day before, who can tell one day from the next), and skateboarding is on. I decided that I didn't really want to watch 13 year olds be awarded Olympic medals for skateboarding, so I flip to the other channel. And there I find surfing. I'm like 'what,? Surfing is in the Olympics now?' So I start watching that until I realized that I had been watching for more than 10 minutes and all I saw was waves rolling in - not a single attempt to get on their boards and actually do something.
So I reluctantly turned it back to one of the old, tired sports like field hockey or something.
The Olympics are awesome, but sometimes they are... well, bizarre.
I feel like they have jumped the shark.
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The contest site is approximately 100kms from Tokyo and takes about 1.5 hours by car to get there. The closest train station is Kazusa-Ichinomiya Station (JR Sotobo Line, Wakashio Line). The beach has hosted a QS contest for many years and is now a bustling surfers paradise with shops, restaurants, and of course waves. Tsurigasaki works best on NE to SE swells from the Pacific Ocean. There will be a shuttle bus service from Joso Ichinomiya Station on the JR Sotobo Line.
“Bridge is a Sport and, as such, its place is here like other Sports” declared the IOC President Juan Antonio Samaranch on 7 September 1998 at the Opening of the 1st IOC Grand Prix for Bridge at the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, on realising that he was watching a true competition.
Asian games has Chess and Go, and Billiards.
Commonwealth Games has Bowling, both lawn and 10 pin.
Lots of sports try to get in. Like Squash, Cricket.
But the Olympics are trying to get younger.
LA 2028 are proposing flag football and teqball!
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Asian games has Chess and Go, and Billiards.
Commonwealth Games has Bowling, both lawn and 10 pin.
Lots of sports try to get in. Like Squash, Cricket.
But the Olympics are trying to get younger.
LA 2028 are proposing flag football and teqball!
Soon they'll try going the other direction and add Pickleball. Dion won't be able to get enough.
A side story. Crispin Duenas advanced to the Round of 16 in men's archery. The 16th seed was to face #1 Kim Jo Deok, the Korean already has two gold this olympics, mixed and team. But he was upset yesterday by the #33 from Germany! The Korean never lose in archery.
Don Wittman (RIP) with just a fabulous call of the race.
Fantastic personal moment for Bailey, spine tingling call by Wittman, I still enjoyed what happened a week later even more- and that is saying something.
I'll never get tired of watching either of these Saturday night races from Atlanta