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As of press time, United States remains on the top of the tally of Olympics 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with 12 medals; China is second with eight medals, while Australia is on the third place with six medals.
Philippines on the other hand is on the 20th slot with one medal, after 20-year drought on Olympics, with Hidilyn Diaz as silver medalist on weightlifting. Rogen Ladon said goodbye to Olympic bid after losing to Yurberjen Henry Martinez of Colombia via unanimous decision (August 8 evening, Manila Time).
For the rest of the week, here are the schedules of the games.
Day 3: Monday, 8 August
- Diving (men’s 10m synchro)
- Fencing (women’s sabre)
- Gymnastics (men’s team)
- Judo (men’s -73kg, women’s -57kg)
- Rugby sevens (women)
- Shooting (men’s 10m air rifle & trap)
- Swimming (men’s 200m free & 100m back, women’s 100m back & 100m breast)
- Weightlifting (men’s 62kg, women’s 58kg)
Day 4: Tuesday, 9 August
- Canoe slalom (men’s C1)
- Diving (women’s 10m synchro)
- Equestrian (eventing team & individual)
- Fencing (men’s epee)
- Gymnastics (women’s team)
- Judo (men’s -81kg, women’s -63kg)
- Shooting (women’s 25m pistol)
- Swimming (men’s 200m fly & 4x200m free relay, women’s 200m free & 200m medley)
- Weightlifting (men’s 69kg, women’s 63kg)
Day 5: Wednesday, 10 August
- Canoe slalom (men’s K1)
- Cycling (men’s & women’s time trials)
- Diving (men’s 3m synchro)
- Fencing (men’s sabre & women’s foil)
- Gymnastics (men’s all-around)
- Judo (men’s -90kg, women’s -70kg)
- Rowing (men’s & women’s quadruple sculls)
- Shooting (men’s 50m pistol & double trap)
- Swimming (men’s 100m free & 200m breast, women’s 200m fly & 4x200m free relay)
- Table tennis (women’s singles)
- Weightlifting (men’s 77kg, women’s 69kg)
Day 6: Thursday, 11 August
- Archery (women’s individual)
- Canoe slalom (men’s C2, women’s K1)
- Cycling (men’s team sprint)
- Fencing (women’s epee)
- Gymnastics (women’s all-around)
- Judo (men’s -100kg, women’s -78kg)
- Rowing (men’s pair, double sculls & lightweight four, women’s double sculls)
- Rugby sevens (men)
- Shooting (women’s 50m rifle 3-position)
- Swimming (men’s 200m back & 200m medley, women’s 200m breast & 100m free)
- Table tennis (men’s singles)
Day 7: Friday, 12 August
- Archery (men’s individual)
- Athletics (men’s 20km walk, women’s 10,000m & shot)
- Cycling (track: men’s team pursuit, women’s team sprint)
- Equestrian (team dressage)
- Fencing (men’s foil team)
- Gymnastics (women’s trampoline)
- Judo (men’s +100kg, women’s +78kg)
- Rowing (men’s lightweight double sculls & four, women’s lightweight double sculls & pair)
- Shooting (men’s 50m prone, women’s skeet)
- Swimming (men’s 100m fly & 50m free, women’s 200m back & 800m free)
- Tennis (men’s doubles)
- Weightlifting (men’s 85kg, women’s 75kg)
Day 8: Saturday, 13 August
- Athletics (women’s 100m, men’s discus, 10,000m & long jump, women’s heptathlon)
- Cycling (track: women’s team pursuit & keirin), fencing (women’s sabre team)
- Gymnastics (men’s trampoline)
- Rowing (men’s single sculls & eight, women’s single sculls & eight)
- Shooting (men’s 25m rapid fire pistol & skeet)
- Swimming (men’s 1500m free & 4x100m medley relay, women’s 50m free & 4x100m medley relay)
- Tennis (women’s singles)
- Weightlifting (men’s 94kg)
Olympics 2016 (Summer Games) will end on August 21st. There are more than 11, 000 athletes participating in 306 sports events in 42 sport disciplines in Rio de Janeiro.