Summer Olympic Games 2020 Medal Count

[gubchandrolai 17]

3 hours ago, Quasit said:

After Day 14 Rio: 264/306 events, 83 NOCs with medals

After Day 14 Tokyo: 292/339 events, 89 NOCs with medals

 

 

Finally,  Lithuania is on board as well. Let's make it a round number and find one more nation for the most diverse medal table in the history of the Olympics!

 

 China are going into the busiest day tomorrow with a 5 gold lead over the  US. The Americans have a lot of changes left catching the Chinese.

 Japan with a solid third place.  Russia with many solid chances left finishing 4th, with  GB possibly making it interesting until the end. 

7th to 15th place in the final ranking is very busy too with chances for all of them on gaining or losing places.

 

 Italy, despite a bumpy start, have no won more medals than on their home games in 1960 (36 total in Rome).  Canada tying Atlanta and Rio with chances left to win the most medals at a summer games (excluding the boycotted 1984 games in Los Angeles).  Poland improving on recent games too with most medals since 2000 (14 total in Sydney).

 

If the  Ukraine can't find another Olympic champion the next two days, they have been on a gradual decline in golds ever since 2004 in Athens.

 

 

4th place counter*

 

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(2)  and the Refugee Olympic Team

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*5th places in events that award two bronze medals; also includes QF losers in boxing and athletes in karate kumite one shy from the SF after the pool stage

India 4 4th places? How?

 

Women's Hockey, Deepak in 86FS Wrestling, and??

[Quasit 849]

2 minutes ago, gubchandrolai said:

India 4 4th places? How?

 

Women's Hockey, Deepak in 86FS Wrestling, and??

Satish and Pooja Rani.

I added QF losers in boxing here too because it's essentially 5th place in a combat sport one shy from a medal.

[gubchandrolai 17]

1 minute ago, Quasit said:

Satish and Pooja Rani.

I added QF losers in boxing here too because it's essentially 5th place in a combat sport one shy from a medal.

Oh, then it's cool, good work 

[Monzanator 3,593]

joins the medal table with bronze in men's C1 1000m

[hckošice 13,217]

and this ended Slovakia's participation at the Tokyo Games. With 41 athletes (the smallest delegation ever) we succeeded to win 4 medals, which is for our country an amazing achievement. 

 

At the start of the games I was not confident we will win any single one, maybe the M Canoe Slalom C1, which as you know did not happen.

it is one of the (if not the) most dissapointing moment of this games. For the fist time ever we did not win a medal in this discipline.

 

but, yeah, let turn this post in someting positive and good.

 

So team won in Tokyo

4 medals at the end (1-2-1) which is fantastic. We keep alive our streak at the Summer olympics, we won medals at every SOG we participated as Slovakia.

 

1996 - 3  (1-1-1)

2000 - 5  (1-3-1)

2004 - 6  (2-2-2)

2008 - 6  (3-3-0)  our most successful games

2012 - 4  (0-1-3)   our worst games, only time without gold.

2016 -  4  (2-2-0)

and now

2020(1) -  4  (1-2-1)

 

 

[thiago_simoes 1,359]

It's interesting to note that among the top 20 nations:

 

2 are from Oceania.

3 are from Asia.

5 are from the Americas.

10 are from Europe.

 

A disappointing edition overall for African nations. Only 9 gold medals so far for the continent and 31 medals combined. I wonder when African nations were unable to obtain a total of 10 gold medals for the last time...

[Gianlu33 3,570]

4 minutes ago, thiago_simoes said:

It's interesting to note that among the top 20 nations:

 

2 are from Oceania.

3 are from Asia.

5 are from the Americas.

10 are from Europe.

 

A disappointing edition overall for African nations. Only 9 gold medals so far for the continent and 31 medals combined. I wonder when African nations were unable to obtain a total of 10 gold medals for the last time...

There is still the men's marathon...

[Vic Liu 1,579]

 

• Athletics Women's high jump 30%
• Athletics Women's 4*400 relay 70% ✔
• Athletics Men's 4*400 relay 70% ✔
• Golf Women 70% ✔
• Basketball Men 60% ✔
• Waterpolo Women 60% ✔
• Baseball 40%
• Wrestling Men's 97kg freestyle 30%
• Basketball Women 90%
• Volleyball Women 70%
• Boxing Men's 91+kg 30%
• Boxing Men's 63kg 30%

Total 36+2.2=38.2

 

• Canoeing WC2 60% ✔
• Diving Men's 10m 80% ✔
• Boxing Women's 69kg 30%
• Karate Women's 61+kg 50%
• Wrestling Women's 50kg 30%
• Boxing Women's 75kg 40%

Total 38+0.4=38.4

 

Race to the final day!

[Monzanator 3,593]

That's it for at the Olympics. We won 14 medals overall - tying the Sydney 2000 haul. 9 medals is the most we've ever won in athletics at OG too (previous best was 8 in... Tokyo 1964 ).

 

Our most successful OG athletics in medal quality was 4-0-0 in Sydney where we also swept the hammer and Korzeniowski won two golds in race walking. Fast forward 21 years and we swept the hammer again and won 50k walk too.

 

These are our most successful SOG in XXI century (4-5-5) beating Beijing 2008 (4-5-2).

 

Party time!!!

[intoronto 4,201]

Looks like USA just needs one more gold to pass the USA among two boxing finals and women's volleyball. Their women's basketball team should easily win gold.