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Here are the medal standings if you only include Olympic events. Mexico, Colombia, Argentina and Chile take the biggest hit of the top 10 nations. Cuba ends up passing Colombia while Canad passes Mexico in the overall rankings. Further down, Costa Rica, Aruba and El Salvador also take big hits. Barbados, Bolivia, and Nicaragua lose all of their medals. Rank NOC Gold Silver Bronze Total %Change 1 United States 98 64 69 231 -19.23% 2 Brazil 56 60 56 172 -16.10% 3 Canada 43 40 53 136 -17.07% 4 Mexico 34 28 37 99 -30.28% 5 Cuba 29 18 15 62 -10.14% 6 Colombia 15 28 22 65 -35.64% 7 Argentina 12 17 23 52 -30.67% 8 Chile 7 25 20 52 -34.18% 9 Dominican Republic 7 5 15 27 -15.63% 10 Venezuela 6 14 18 38 -13.64% 11 Ecuador 6 8 13 27 -25% 12 Peru 6 3 12 21 -34.38% 13 Uruguay 2 4 2 8 -20% 14 Guatemala 2 2 5 9 -52.63% 15 Puerto Rico 1 5 5 11 -45% 16 Panama 1 1 4 6 -25% 17 Trinidad and Tobago 1 1 2 4 0% 18 Paraguay 1 0 6 7 0% 19 Jamaica 1 0 5 6 0% 20 Costa Rica 1 0 2 3 -66.67% 21 Bahamas 0 1 2 3 0% 21 Guyana 0 1 2 3 0% 21 Haiti 0 1 2 3 0% 24 Aruba 0 1 0 1 -66.67% 24 Antigua and Barbuda 0 1 0 1 0% 24 Suriname 0 1 0 1 0% 27 El Salvador 0 0 1 1 -75% 27 Bermuda 0 0 1 1 0% 27 Dominica 0 0 1 1 0% 27 Honduras 0 0 1 1 0% 27 St. Kitts and Nevis 0 0 1 1 0%

Rather unlikely, alright. If Churandy Martina gets a medal I swear I'm not gonna keep my eyes dry Individual medal for Liemarvin Bonevacia would be absolutely amazing as well. Both guys are true gold medal winners in terms of life attitude and overal source of inspiration. For example, I love Bonevacia's answer in Tokyo when, after the semi's (where he qualified for the final), he was asked about his 'prayer' before the race, asked if he was asking for help from above: "Not really, you're not gonna ask God to make other people have a bad race. I just asked, please, if today is my day, let my dream come true, if it's someone else's day, let their dream come true." Just a minor example, they're just overall great guys.

Men’s table tennis team advances to the gold medal match with a 3-2 win over United States!

becomes the first ever previous host to improve its position on the medal table at the next edition (not including ties). Wow!

A clip of the mascot twerking feels like the perfect way to end these Games

Looks like Sharp wins bronze in golf

A gold for in Karate

Internationaux de France - Results Men: 1. Adam Siao Him Fa - 306.78 2. Ilia Malinin - 304.68 3. Yuma Kagiyama - 273.14 Results Short Program Results Short Program Scores Free Skating Results Free Skating Scores Women: 1. Isabeau Levito - 203.22 2. Nina Pinzarrone - 198.80 3. Rion Sumiyoshi - 197.76 Results Short Program Results Short Program Scores Free Skating Results Free Skating Scores Pairs: 1. Lia Pereira / Trent Michaud - 194.67 2. Sara Conti / Niccolo Macii - 189.46 3. Camille Kovalev / Pavel Kovalev - 172.88 Results Short Program Results Short Program Scores Free Skating Results Free Skating Scores Ice Dance: 1. Charlene Guignard / Marco Fabbri - 214.54 2. Laurence Fournier-Beaudry / Nikolaj Soerensen - 205.15 3. Evgeniia Lopareva / Geoffrey Brissaud - 190.82 Results Rhythm Dance Results Rhythm Dance Scores Free Dance Results Free Dance Scores

Gold and Olympic quota for . Bronze for which surprisingly had a hard match against (28-27).

Teams qualfied to OQTs (ordered by world ranking): We'll probably know who will play in each tournament tomorrow or during the next week but FIH rarely ever does real draws, they always use serpentine system for every competition so... one can try to deduct the line ups with it (one tournament with the teams ranked 1, 4, 5, etc, the other with 2, 3, 6, 7..).

I completely forgot there was an e-sports competition here

Venice Marathon October 22, 2023 Men's: Solomon Mutai Emmanuel Naibei (Noah Kiprotich Kigen missed out by 8 seconds) Women's: Rebbeca Tanui Kebene Chala

qualifies after a 2-1 win over

The 33rd Dalian Marathon October 15, 2023 Men's: No qualifiers Women's: Beyenu Degefa, Bone Cheluke

And wins the final gold medal of the games. Congratulations to all athletes.

TSC Amsterdam Marathon October 15, 2023 Men's: Joshua Belet, CyBrian Kotut, Bethwel Kibet Birhanu Legese, Hayle Lemi, Bazezew Asmare, Mulugeta Debasu Women's: Meseret Belete, Meseret Abebayahau, Ashete Bekere, Tiruye Mesfin, Achialem Haymanot, Sisay Mereset Gola, Sofia Assefa Dorcas Jepchirchir Tuitoek, Marion Kibor Anne Luijten (Meline Rollin missed out by 8 seconds)

The American just bowled a perfect game against Hupe. Because of course he did. He's still only 3 points ahead of Hupe with one more game to come.

TSC Toronto Waterfront Marathon October 15, 2023 Men's: No qualifiers Women's: Buze Diriba, Waganesh Mekasha, Afera Godfay, Amid Fozya Jemal Emily Durgin

Marathon Grand Championship - Paris 24 Selection Race October 15, 2023 The following athletes will represent Japan at the Olympics: Men's: Naoki Koyama, Akira Akasaki, Suguru Osako Women's: Yuka Suzuki, Mao Ichiyama, Ai Hosoda

McKirdy Micro - On The Cusp - Marathon October 14, 2023 Men's: No qualifiers Women's: Calli Thackery

Hupe with a come back win to go to the finals

won 9-0 and qualified.

Gold for Erin Jackson in speed skating.

Silver in women’s team squash!

Lia Pereira / Trennt Michaud impressed too, defeating the World bronze medalists.

Adam Siao Him Fa upsets Ilia Malinin in GP de France. Malinin score from Skate America would be enough for 1st place here though. New Kid on The Block in ladies' event - Nina Pinzarrone 16 years old, finishes 2nd. Loena Hendrickx has a companion now

Just bought tickets for POL vs LAT hockey game here in Poland on Nov 10th. this will be first time for me to watch hockey live @hckošice @phelps if it’s not that good as you both keep saying, i want my money back

4 new medals, 2 Golds, 1 Silver and 1 Bronze added to the medal tally for team in the penultimate day of the Games. Fun fact of the day: Ecuador became yesterday the very first ever winner of the Race Walk mixed marathon competition in history, as the discipline was competed for the very first time ever... logically the triumph meant also setting the establishing new World, Continental and National Record of the discipline, the female member of the team Glenda Morejon won her 2nd medal of the games in Santiago, after her Silver in the 20km event, this time a gold she will shares with the flagbearer Brian Pintado. 7 - 11 - 16 Medals of the Day Juan Jose Acevedo, Karate M Kumite -84kg Gold Glenda Morejón/Brian Pintado, Athletics Mixed Team Marathon Race Walk Relay Gold Gabriela Vargas, Inline Speed Skating W 1000m Silver Andres Montaňo, Greco-Roman Wrestling M -67kg Bronze

A little peak at one of the commentators set ups.

Cross Country skiing, change from 300 to now 350 FIS points as the max. Though the paragraph says 300, the chart shows 350 No change in quota Freestyle skiing: No change in quotas Hockey Luge: Each singles event loses 10! quotas and the men's doubles loses a sled. This creates an additional 22 quotas, which will be used for the women's doubles event. Nordic combined max number of athletes per NOC dropped from 5 to 3 (2 really) Ski jumping: Quota is gender equal (65 men to 50 men from 2022 to 2026, and 45 women in 2022 to 50 women in 2026). For men's a country must have 4 skiers in the top 25 allocation list to qualify the maximum 4 jumpers. Snowboarding: Quotas remain the same from Beijing, but the number per NOC drops to max 13 per gender (from 14). Also it looks like a country can enter 3 SBX teams, I believe it was 2 in 2022. All the systems (except alpine skiing) are now available on the IOC's website.

There was no way Canada was finishing second with second string teams in Athletics, rowing etc. Canada will only finish second if it sends its A team across all sports and that happens for only home games, see 2015.

Argentina is favourite to take the two golds to Mexico en Basque Pelota tomorrow, the male duo is seventh time world champion (for example)

Mexico should easily take third, Basque Pelota has 3 finals tomorrow, that sport is the difference between and Canada has the following chances tomorrow: Men's bowling singles Men's golf Men's team table tennis Women's squash team I think only the first 2 have a realistic shot, and with just 2 golds Canada would have its best ever non-home performance.

Only 1 day to go and 24 medal events left. I'm curious to see some final positions in the medal table. Seems like 3rd place is between and , while 7th place will be or . Don't know how many gold chances they have left. Also interesting is the fight for the top 10. It seems like is safe and will fight for 10th place.

hits the 200 medals mark with a gold in men's Football. While I'm happy (a gold is a gold), it's kinda sad lost this title at home (worse: on penalties). I still remember the our Rio 2016 gold medal - even though I'm not the biggest Football fan, it was one of the most celebrated moments by brazilian people.

Team Gushue wins back-to-back Pan Continental Curling Championships titles, defeating Korea’s Team Park 8-3! Still a long way to go, if we want to go back to dominating curling like we used to, but a step in the right direction.

I couldn’t find a single channel showing artistic skating today or yesterday. Big change from 2019. Scheduling definitely screwed those athletes over in terms of exposure.

November 2023 Update! Men’s Football (10/16) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Women’s Football (5/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Men’s Basketball (8/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Women’s Basketball (2/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Men’s Volleyball (7/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Women’s Volleyball (7/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Men’s Handball (4/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Women’s Handball (5/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Men’s Waterpolo (5/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Women’s Waterpolo (6/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Men’s Field Hockey (5/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Women’s Field Hockey (5/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Men’s Rugby Sevens (9/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Women’s Rugby Sevens (9/12) Returning Tokyo 2020 Teams Gained Quotas Lost Quotas Baseball (-) Lost Quotas Softball (-) Lost Quotas ________________________________________ 14 teams 10 teams 6 teams 5 teams 4 teams 3 teams 2 teams 1 team

9 golds today. Told you, United States of Argentina

Well, it's difficult to compete, but I remember that the women's handball final had a great audience. Perhaps if the organizers hadn't decided to put ALL the team sport finals at the same time, we could have had a different scenario.

Canada at 46 golds. One more to tie the non-host record. Still have a few opportunities remaining today and tomorrow.

wins men's water polo bronze, what an embarrassing result for Canada

Jean-Simon Desgagnes wins gold in men’s 3000m steeplechase!

Day #2 Medallists women's -63kg Gold: Andreja Leski Silver: Gili Sharir Bronze: Laura Fazliu & Angelika Szymanska women's -70kg Gold: Marie Eve Gahiè Silver: Madina Taimazova Bronze: Sanne Van Dijke & Barbara Matic men's -73kg Gold: Hidayat Heydarov Silver: Salvador Cases Rocas Bronze: Petru Pelivan & Akil Gjakova men's -81kg Gold: Vedat Albayrak Silver: Tato Grigalashvili Bronze: Alpha Oumar Djalo & Dominic Ressel

The video service on the website was broken for me as well recently, it did not allow me to filter by sport (making it impossible to find anything you're looking for). Luckily the links in this thread still work perfectly. Thank you @hckošice! I've been slowly watching the badminton tournament as something on the side when there's nothing left to see on tv or youtube.

Final Medal Table 5 / 0 / 4 2 / 0 / 0 1 / 1 / 0 1 / 0 / 2 1 / 0 / 1 1 / 0 / 1 1 / 0 / 0 1 / 0 / 0 0 / 4 / 0 0 / 2 / 3 0 / 2 / 1 0 / 1 / 3 0 / 1 / 1 0 / 1 / 1 0 / 1 / 1 0 / 0 / 3 0 / 0 / 1 0 / 0 / 1 0 / 0 / 1 0 / 0 / 1

Canada finishes with 164 medals 46 gold 55 silver and 63 bronze. A solid performance,but overall disappointing imo. Canada threw away multiple gold medal chances and our team sports struggled here

Another gold in steeplechase! GOLDEN SATURDAY NIGHT!

If anyone is interested, Belgium House just put tickets on sale. I bought a ticket for the opening ceremony night, I decided I didn't want to get stuck in that crowd. https://www.lottobelgiumhouse.be/en/home