Josh

Good to see Badosa getting back to top form

And Kyle Tremblay out in the quarterfinals of men’s compound. Probably won’t beat our Tokyo medal total.

Silver for Rivard. Another disappointing result.

Brent Lakatos through to the men’s 400m T53 final.

Giacomo Perini, who originally won bronze in men’s PR1 single sculls, were found to be using communication equipment during the final and has been excluded from the event (ranked dead last)

Sorry I completely forgot to do the medal preview earlier. Kyle Tremblay continues his campaign for a medal in men’s compound archery at 7:04 AM PST/10:04 AM EST, and if he can advance to the medal rounds at 10:43 AM PST/1:43 PM EST, and Aurelie Rivard will look for yet another Paralympic medal at 8:51 AM PST/11:51 AM EST in the women’s 100m butterfly S10.

Gold for Isabella Holmgren at the Mountain Biking World Championships in the women’s U23 cross country, finishing 1:17 ahead of silver! Emily Johnson won bronze to make it a double podium for Canada! Elite and U23 both started at the same time, and if Holmgren had been racing in the elite, she would’ve finished 5th! Wow.

Oh, I was just thinking since you weren’t sharing anything about it in the thread at the time that you weren’t watching, but I guess I was mistaken

I never want to hear “Freed from Desire” after today, I can’t seem to escape it I swear

You missed the 5000m heats!

Sheremet with back-to-back Paralympic 4th’s in women’s PR1 single sculls Damn, that’s heartbreaking.

Women’s goalball team ties South Korea 0-0. Up next, the quarterfinals!

Aurelie Rivard through to the women’s 100m freestyle S10 final!

There’s no Paralympic version of this, so I’ll just share my schedules here. September 1 1:30 AM: Goalball - Women’s Group Stage - v. Right After: Rowing - Finals 4:30 AM: Wheelchair Rugby - Semifinals - v. 7:00 AM: gap to watch v. at the Ice Hockey Olympic Qualifier During Period Breaks: Swimming - Afternoon Session 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM: Athletics - Afternoon Session 12:30 PM: Wheelchair Basketball - Women’s Group Stage - v. Edit: Oh and I watched both bronze medal matches at the Beach Volleyball U20 World Championships. September 2 11:30 PM: Triathlon - Finals (only started watching it now) During: Athletics - Morning Session 4:30 AM: Wheelchair Rugby - Bronze Medal Match - Great Britain v. Australia 7:00 AM: Wheelchair Basketball - Men’s Group Stage - Canada v. Germany Right After: Swimming - Afternoon Session 10:30 AM: Wheelchair Rugby - Gold Medal Match - United States v. Japan

Mathias Graf (ski cross) https://www.instagram.com/p/C_XKyCuiaDt/?igsh=czAwNzYwYW83ZG9o

Triathlon postponed. Lowkey I’m a little bit mad, I could’ve gotten an extra 45 minutes of sleep but nope.

exceeded expectations in pretty much all events, besides Julia Tunks who could only muster up a 52m throw in the women’s discus throw final after being ranked #2 in the world and finishing just a couple of spots outside of qualifying for the Paris Olympics. Dianna Proctor, who won silver in the women’s 400m and ran the 2nd leg of the 4x100m relay that won bronze will definitely be a name that I’ll keep my eye out for in the upcoming years, and so too Rachel Forsyth in the women’s 1500m (silver in the 1500m) John O’Reily (men’s 800m, 4th) and Asia Phillips (women’s triple jump, 4th) are other performances that really stood out to me, but so many of our athletes improved on their seeding.

Gabriel Diallo (somewhat) saves an otherworldly disastrous US Open for Canadian tennis players, as he exits in the 3rd round to Paul in his first grand slam main draw appearance. Felix Auger-Aliassime, Bianca Andresscu, Leylah Fernandez, and Denis Shapovalov all out in the 1st round (as usual it seems…)

Triple jump isn’t fully dead? I mean we had Praise Aniamaka jumping 16.49m this year, but other than that…

Is Haya Jumaa still competing?

It could go either way in that match to be honest.

Thank god this day has finally come to an end Hopefully has used up their bad day at the Paralympics today, and better things are to come.

Women’s sitting volleyball team loses 3-1, and will likely get the tougher semifinal against China. Glad this day has finally come to an end, even with two silvers, a win in women’s wheelchair basketball, and a Mel Pemble C3 WR it’s been a nightmare.

Amanda Rummery finishes 5th, just off her PB. Really fast race, can’t be too mad at that.

Women’s sitting volleyball team isn’t performing to the level I know they’re capable of either. Sigh.