website statistics
Jump to content

Team GB at the 2024 Paralympics - Day 4


 Share

Recommended Posts

Day 4 - 1st September 2024

 

08:30 - Swimming - Men's 100m Breaststroke SB6 - Heats - Bruce Dee (Q5)

08:30 - Shooting - Mixed 10m Air Rifle Prone SH1 - Qualification - Matt Skellhon (Q6)

08:45 - Swimming - Women's 100m Freestyle S10 - Heats - Faye Rogers (QSO), Callie-Ann Warrington (Q2)

09:03 - Swimming - Women's 200m IM SM8 - Heats - Brock Whiston (Q3), Alice Tai (Q2)

09:30 - Boccia - Men's BC3 - Quarterfinal - :POL Iskrzycki vs :GBR Wilson (L)

09:30 - Boccia - Men's BC1 - Quarterfinal - :GBR Smith (W) vs :SVK Kral

09:52 - Athletics - Women's Discus F64 - Final - Funmi Oduwaiye (8th)

10:00 - Track Cycling - Men's B 1000m Time Trial - Qualifying - Neil Fachie (Q), James Ball (Q)

10:10 - Athletics - Women's 100m T34 - Round 1 - Cockroft, Adenegan, André (All Q)

10:25 - Athletics - Women's 800m T54 - Round 1 - Rainbow Cooper (DNS), Woods (Q)

10:25 - Swimming - Women's 100m Breaststroke SB5 - Heats - Grace Harvey (Q1)

10:26 - Track Cycling - Women's B 3000m Individual Pursuit - Qualifying - Sophie Unwin (QG), Lora Fachie (QB), Lizzie Jordan (QB)

10:30 - Shooting - Mixed 10m Air Rifle Prone SH2 - Qualification - Ryan Cockbill, Tim Jeffrey (DNQ)

10:30 - Rowing - Men's PR1 Single Sculls - Final A - Ben Pritchard (GOLD)

10:49 - Athletics - Men's 100m T13 - Round 1 - Zak Skinner (Q)

10:50 - Rowing - Mixed PR2 Double Sculls - Final A - Rowles/Stevenson (GOLD)

10:55 - Boccia - Men's BC4 - Semifinal - :CRO Kamor vs :GBR McGuire (Q)

10:55 - Boccia - Women's BC2 - Semifinal - :GBR Taggart  (L)vs :KOR Jeong

11:00 - Tennis - Men's Singles - Round 2 - :GBR Hewett (W) vs :ISR Lysov

11:00 - Tennis - Men's Singles - Round 2 - :GBR Ward (L) vs :FRA Houdet

11:00 - Tennis - Men's Singles - Round 2 - :GBR Bartram (L) vs :JPN Oda

11:00 - Tennis - Quad Doubles - Semifinal - :GBR  (W) vs :BRA

11:00 - Tennis - Men's Doubles - Round 2 - :GBR vs :CHI

11:00 - Tennis - Men's Doubles - Round 2 - :GBR vs :NED

11:00 - Tennis - Men's Singles - Round 2 - :GBR Reid (W) vs :SRI

11:05 - Athletics - Men's 400m T54 - Round 1 - Nathan Maguire (Q), Dan Sidbury

11:10 - Rowing - Mixed PR3 Double Sculls - Final A - Murray/Caddick (SILVER)

11:30 - Rowing - Mixed PR3 Coxed Four - Final A - GB  (GOLD)

11:55 - Track Cycling - Open C1-5 Team Sprint - Qualifying (Q1)

12:00 - Shooting - Mixed 10m Air Rifle Prone SH1 - Final - Matt Skellhon (5th)

12:10 - Boccia - Men's BC1 - Semifinal - David Smith (L)

12:51 - Track Cycling - Men's B 1000m Time Trial - Final - Neil Fachie (SILVER), James Ball (GOLD)

13:31 - Track Cycling - Women's B 3000m Individual Pursuit - Bronze Final -  Jordan, Fachie (BRONZE)

13:41 - Track Cycling - Women's B 3000m Individual Pursuit - Gold Final - Unwin, (GOLD)

14:37 - Track Cycling - Open C1-5 Team Sprint - Gold Final (GOLD)

15:00 - Basketball - Women's Tournament - Group Stage - :GBR (L)vs :CHN

15:40 - Badminton - Men's Singles SL3 - Semifinal - :THA Bunsun vs :GBR Bethell (W)

15:55 - Archery - Men's Compound - 1/8 Elimination - :IRI Nori vs :GBR MacQueen (W)

16:00 - Boccia - Women's BC2 - Bronze Final - Claire Taggart (L)

16:30 - Swimming - Men's 100m Breaststroke SB6 - Final - Bruce Dee (5th)

16:37 - Swimming - Women's 100m Breaststroke SB6 - Final - Maisie Summers Newton (GOLD)

16:45 - Table Tennis - Women's Singles WS4 - Round of 16 - :KSA Alanazi vs :GBR Shackleton

16:51 - Swimming - Women's 100m Freestyle S10 - Final - Callie-Ann Warrington  (4th)

17:06 - Swimming - Women's 200m IM SM8 - Final - Brock Whiston (GOLD), Alice Tai (BRONZE)

17:10 - Boccia - Men's BC1 - Bronze Final - David Smith 

17:20 - Archery - Men's Compound - Quarterfinal - MacQueen 

18:00 - Athletics - Women's Shot Put F20 - Final - Sabrina Fortune

18:04 - Athletics - Women's 800m T53 - Final - Sammi Kinghorn

18:11 - Archery - Men's Compound - Semifinal - MacQueen (P)

18:15 - Athletics - Women's 800m T54 - Final - Woods

18:26 - Athletics - Women's 100m T34 - Final - Cockroft, Adenegan, André 

18:30 - Rugby - Open Tournament - Semifinal - :GBR vs :USA

18:43 - Archery - Men's Compound - Bronze Final - MacQueen (P)

18:47 - Athletics - Men's 100m T13 - Final - Zak Skinner 

18:55 - Swimming - Women's 100m Breaststroke SB5 - Final - Grace Harvey

19:00 - Archery - Men's Compound - Gold Final - MacQueen (P)

19:14 - Athletics - Men's 400m T54 - Final - Nathan Maguire

19:19 - Swimming - Mixed 4x100m Freestyle S14 - Final

20:29 - Athletics - Men's 100m T64 - Round 1 - Jonnie Peacock

 

Summary

 

Daily Medals - 8G 2S 2- 12

Total Medals - 19G 10S 8- 36

 

Tokyo Daily Medals - 7G 2S 6- 15

Tokyo Total Medals - 16G 12S 15- 43

 

GB Gold Medal events - 24

 

 

Edited by TeamGB
Link to comment
Share on other sites

  • Replies 24
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Top Posters In This Topic

 Share

  • Latest Posts around Totallympics

    • Back in action tomorrow!  Winterberg,      IBSF Bobsleigh & Skeleton - YouTube
    • Thursday January 2nd, 2025   Knockout Round Day 1 Schedule     Relegation Game Eastern Standard Time (GMT -5)   (CET 17:00) Germany vs Kazakhstan Period-by-Period: January 2nd 2025, h. 11:00, Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa     Quarterfinals Eastern Standard Time (GMT -5)   (CET 18:00) Sweden vs Latvia Period-by-Period: January 2nd 2025, h. 12:00, TD Place, Ottawa   (CET 20:30) United States vs Switzerland Period-by-Period: January 2nd 2025, h. 14:30, Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa   (CET 23:00) Finland vs Slovakia Period-by-Period: January 2nd 2025, h. 17:00, TD Place, Ottawa   (CET 01:30 - 03.01.2025) Czechia vs Canada Period-by-Period: January 2nd 2025, h. 19:30, Canadian Tire Centre, Ottawa
    • Amundsen sick and Will not continue the tour
    • They've been recognised by the IOC since 1995.
    • It’s also interesting, and I only noticed it a few minutes ago, that World Netball has made it on to the list of International Sports Federations Recognised by the International Olympic Committee.   That’s an important and essential step if you want your sport to be considered for inclusion at the Olympic Games. It means the IOC is happy with things like your governance amd development of the sport.   It may or not be at 2032, but I’ve gotta say Netball are on the road to play a future Olympic Games. 
    • Jan Zachara (96) The oldest living Slovak olympic champion. Helsinki 52 Boxing.   RIP  
    • It was more than just “draw a circle on a map”.     They had to put a detailed submission in to the Olympic Programme Commission and then have meetings with them to put the case forward for inclusion.   World Lacrosse are also on the list of IOC-recognised international sporting federations, just like Squash and Flag Football which were also added to the LA2028 Olympic Games, along with Baseball/Softball.  They all put detailed submissions in.   Here is the link: International Sporting Federations Recognised by the International Olympic Committee (IOC).   So why is Rugby League not on that list?     Why is Rugby League not even recognised by the IOC?   It’s not going to be gifted to them.   Rugby League has got a lot of hard work to even be recognised because they are not even listed as an IOC-recognised international sporting federation.     If you’re not on that list, you don’t get to have your sport play at the Olympic Games   For info, the international governing body for rugby league is the International Rugby League.    Has the International Rugby League even contacted the IOC and/or put together a submission to have the sport included at the Olympics?   I don’t know if they have or not.     
    • I wouldn't say there's no chance at all but if World Netball had better leadership they'd be in a much better position than they currently are.
    • Men have only been included in the FAST5 Netball World Series since 2022 and only because they're desperate to get into the Olympics so they've belatedly started building the men's international game.   Not so long ago in 2018 the World Netball outrageously declared that international netball will remain female only bucking the trend of all the other sports federations moving towards gender equality.   Imagine if they hadn't spent decades sabotaging the growth of the men's game in order to keep it "female only"? They'd have been in a much better position to bid for inclusion in the Olympics at least for 2032.
    • BDE Ágnes Keleti Z”L who considered the greatest influence on Israeli artistic gymnastics the 2nd most decorated Olympic Jewish athlete, and I guess our Hungarian friends will have more to add on her, unfortunately passed away at the Age of 103 close to her 104th birthday.
×
×
  • Create New...