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Here you can access the complete Schedule of Events for the Summer Olympic Games 2016.
 
As each Sport releases a more detailed Schedule for the Summer Olympic Games 2016, this information will be added here on the thread to make a more accurate and detailed overall Schedule of Events.
 
Each evening, for the duration of the Summer Olympic Games 2016, I will post the Schedule for the next day's sporting action in the first Post and continue this process right through to Day 16, the Final Day of Competition.
 
You can look in advance for the Schedule for any Day you wish by scrolling down the page.
 
The first Post will always show the action for the Current Day and will change each evening so we can see which events we might like to watch out for the following day.
 
Click on a single Day to see that Day's Schedule.
 
 
 
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Deserved place for her... congratulations!

I've gone trhough the web compiling the names of athletes already selected/named and those places already obtained and here's the list of how the final entry list might look like.  I've already taken out those places already rejected by the Netherlands and Japan; athletes in bold are those who count for the maximum 34 per gender in each discipline (springboard or platform); those in italics have not been oficially confirmed or selected by their NOCS.
 
Regarding South Korean Haram WOO he obtained individual places in both springboard and platform; I deduce that in orden to maintain the same number of divers in each one, FINA will count him in platform, even though it seems he will enter in both events.
 
Women's 3m Springboard
Directly qualified (2015 World Championships Finalists, Continental Event winners, 2016 World Cup Semifinalists) - 21 divers
AUS Esther QIN AUS Maddison KEENEY BRA Juliana VELOSO CAN Pamela WARE CAN Jennifer ABEL CHN Tingmao SHI CHN Zi HE GBR Rebecca GALLANTREE GBR Grace REID GER Tina PUNZEL ITA Tania CAGNOTTO ITA Maria Elisabetta MARCONI MAS Wendy Ng Yan YEE MAS Cheong Jung Hung MEX Dolores HERNANDEZ MONZON MEX Melany HERNANDEZ TORRES NED Uschi FREITAG RUS Nadezdha BAZHINA UKR Olena FEDOROVA UKR Anastasiia NEDOBIGA USA Kassidy COOK Additional places (2016 World Cup Preliminaries) - 8 divers
GER Nora SUBSCHINSKI USA Abigail JOHNSTON COL Diana Isabel PINEDA ZULUETA RUS Kristina ILIHYKH EGY Maha Khaled AMER NZL Elizabeth CUI RSA Julia VINCENT CRO Marcela MARIC EGY Habiba ASHRAF ¨(Only if NZL or CRO reject quota)  
Women's 3m Synchronized Springboard (5 divers that compete only in this event)
AUS Maddison KEENEY / Anabelle SMITH BRA Juliana VELOSO / Tammy GALERA CAN Pamela WARE / Jennifer ABEL CHN Minxia WU / Tingmao SHI GBR Rebecca GALLANTREE / Alicia BLAGG GER Tina PUNZEL / Nora SUBSCHINSKI ITA Tania CAGNOTTO / Francesca DALLAPE MAS Cheong Jung HUNG / Nur Dhabitah SABRI  
Women's 10m Platform
Directly qualified (2015 World Championships Finalists, Continental Event winners, 2016 World Cup Semifinalists) - 23 divers
AUS Melissa WU AUS Brittany BROBEN CAN Meaghan BENFEITO CAN Roseline FILION CHN Xi REN CHN Yajie SI EGY Maha ABDEL SALAM FRA Laura MARINO GBR Tonia COUCH GBR Sarah BARROW GER Maria KURJO ITA Noemi BATKI JPN Minami ITAHASHI MAS Pandelela Rinong PAMG MAS Nur Dhabitah SABRI MEX Paola ESPINOSA MEX Alejandra OROZCO LOZA PRK Kuk Hyang KIM PRK Nam Hyang SONG RUS Yulia TIMOSHININA UKR Iuliia PROKOPCHUK USA Jessica PARRATTO USA Katrina YOUNG Additional places (2016 World Cup Preliminaries) - 5 divers
UKR Ganna KRASNOSHLYK GER Elena WASSEN HUN Villo KORMOS BRA Ingrid OLIVEIRA RUS Ekaterina PETUKHOVA (Only if PRK doesn't enter a fourth athlete)  
Women's 10m Synchronized Platform (6 divers that compete only in this event)
BRA Ingrid OLIVEIRA / Giovanna PEDROSO CAN Meaghan BENFEITO / Roseline FILION CHN Ruolin CHEN / Huixia LIU GBR Tonia COUCH / Lois TOULSON MAS Pandelela Rinong PAMG / Cheong Jung HUNG MEX Paola ESPINOSA / Alejandra OROZCO LOZA PRK Un Hyang KIM / Nam Hyang SONG USA Jessica PARRATTO / Amy COZAD  
Men's 3m Springboard
Directly qualified (2015 World Championships Finalists, Continental Event winners, 2016 World Cup Semifinalists) - 26 divers
AUS Kevin CHAVEZ AUS Grant NEL BRA Cesar CASTRO CAN Philippe GAGNE CHN Chao HE CHN Yuan CAO COL Sebastian MORALES MENDOZA EGY Mohab MOHYMEN FRA Matthieu ROSSET GBR Jack David LAUGHER GBR Freddy WOODWARD GER Patrick HAUSDING IRL Oliver James DINGLEY ITA Michele BENEDETTI ITA Andrea CHIARABINI JAM Yona Roshen KNIGHT-WISDOM JPN Ken TERAUCHI JPN Sho SAKAI KOR Haram WOO* MAS Ahmad Amsyar Bin AZMAN MEX Rommel PACHECO MEX Rodrigo DIEGO LOPEZ RUS Ilya ZAKHAROV RUS Evgenii KUZNETSOV UKR Illya KVASHA USA Kristian IPSEN USA Michael HIXON Additional places (2016 World Cup Preliminaries) - 1 diver
GER Stephan FECK  
Men's 3m Synchronized Springboard (7 divers that compete only in this event)
BRA Ian MATOS / Luiz Felipe OUTERELO CHN Yuan CAO / Kai QIN GBR Jack David LAUGHER / Christopher MEARS GER Patrick HAUSDING / Stephan FECK ITA Andrea CHIARABINI / Giovanni TOCCI MEX Rommel PACHECO / Jahir OCAMPO RUS Ilya ZAKHAROV / Evgenii KUZNETSOV USA Michael HIXON / Samuel DORMAN  
Men's 10m Platform
Directly qualified (2015 World Championships Finalists, Continental Event winners, 2016 World Cup Semifinalists) - 25 divers
AUS Domonic BEDGGOOD AUS James CONNOR BLR Vadim KAPTUR BRA Hugo PARISI CAN Vincent RIENDEAU CHN Bo QIU CHN Aisen CHEN COL Victor Hugo ORTEGA SERNA COL Sebastian VILLA CASTANEDA EGY Yousef SABET FRA Benjamin AUFFRET GBR Thomas DALEY GER Martin WOLFRAM GER Sascha KLEIN KOR Haram WOO MAS Ooi Tze LIANG MEX Ivan GARCIA MEX German SANCHEZ PUR Rafael Roberto QUINTERO DIAZ RUS Victor MINIBAEV RUS Nikita SHLEIKHER USA David BOUDIA USA Steele JOHNSON VEN Jesus LIRANZO VEN Robert PAEZ Additional places (2016 World Cup Preliminaries) - 4 divers
ITA Maicol VERZOTTO CAN Maxim BOUCHARD BLR Yauheni KARALIOU SWE Jesper TOLVERS BRA Isaac SOUZA FILHO (Only if SWE rejects quota)  
Men's 10m Synchronized Platform (5 divers that compete only in this event)
BRA Hugo PARISI / Jackson RONDINELLI CHN Aisen CHEN / Yue LIN GBR Thomas DALEY / Daniel GOODFELLOW GER Sascha KLEIN / Patrick HAUSDING MEX Ivan GARCIA / German SANCHEZ RUS Victor MINIBAEV / Nikita SHLEIKHER UKR Maksym DOLGOV / Oleksandr GORSHKOVOZOV USA David BOUDIA / Steele JOHNSON  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Question 1: B
Question 2: A

Men's 100m
 
Kemarley Brown - 10.03
Carlin Isles - 10.15
 
Men's 200m
 
Adam Gemili - 20.37
Jaysuma Saidy Ndure - 20.43
 
Men's 3000m Steeplechase
 
Sima Tsefaye - 8:22.81
 
Men's High Jump
 
Ricky Robertson - 2.29m
 
Men's Pole Vault
 
Jan Kudlicka - 5.83m NR
Joey Uhle - 5.70m
 
Men's Triple Jump
 
Jhon Murillo - 16.96m NR
Cristian Atanay Napoles - 16.92m
 
Men's Shot Put
 
Ryan Crouser - 21.85m
Darrell Hill - 21.16m
 
Men's Hammer Throw
 
Wagner Domingos - 78.63m AR
 
Women's 100m
 
Jessica Davis - 11.32
 
Women's 200m
 
Lauren Ghee - 22.97
Jayla Kirkland - 23.15
 
Women's 400m
 
Tiffany James - 52.06
 
Women's 3000m Steeplechase
 
Ashley Higginson - 9:29.77
 
Women's 400m Hurdles
 
Sydney McLaughlin - 54.46
 
Women's High Jump
 
Marusa Cernjul - 1.93m
 
Women's Long Jump
 
Eliane Martins - 6.72m
 
Women's Triple Jump
 
Andrea Geubelle - 14.15m
 
Women's Shot Put
 
Liu Xiangrong - 17.98m

Yea, the BWF wrote not eligible beside his name (then updated it ).
 
http://system.bwfbadminton.com/uploads/2016/06/21/Olympic qualifiers from WR 05-05-16 - 21 June phase 3 MS updated.pdf

Here's some rowing from Rome Olympics in 1960. Beautiful venue.
 

As we come to the 50 days to go milestone until the Games of the XXXIst Olympiad in Rio, it's time to open our official countdown thread here on Totallympics. Members can post here on the thread day-by-day to help build the excitement in the coming weeks as we countdown to the big event. This thread can be used to mark any milestones on the way, such as the opening of the Olympic village, tracking the arrival of delegations, the raising of our national flags in the Olympic village, news and details about the Opening Ceremony and so on.
 
To help us countdown the days ahead, I have created an Olympic Countdown Clock, consisting of the numbers 1-50 which represent the 5 Olympic rings. As each day passes, another piece of the Olympic ring is shaded in colour until the 1 day to go milestone, after which the 5 coloured rings will be depicted in their complete form.
 
Also, it is intended that this thread could be used to post fun facts or trivia about Olympic Games and athletes, past and present, anything users think would be of interest, perhaps even incorporating the number of days to go in their item of trivia: for example, on the 22 days to go milestone, a fun fact might point out that 22 is the number of medals that the most decorated Olympian of all-time, Michael Phelps, has won in his career. I am sure users can be even more creative than me in this aspect .
 
So without further ado, let the countdown to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games begin
 
 
2016 Olympic Countdown Clock
 
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here is the new medal distribution if IWF/IOC officially disqualify all of them
 
Aukhadov (Silver 85)
Rostami (IRN) Bronze ==> Silver
Yehia (EGY) 4th ==> Bronze
 
Ilyin (Gold 94)
Ivanov (RUS) Silver ==> Gold
Ciricu (MDA) Bronze ==> Silver
Demanov (RUS) 4th ==> Bronze
 
Chinshanlo (Gold 53)
Hsu (TPE) Silver ==> Gold
Iovu (MDA) Bronze ==> Silver
Febrianti (INA) 4th ==> Bronze
 
Kalina (Bronze 58)
Gulnoi (THA) 4th ==> Bronze
 
Maneza (Gold 63)
Tsarukaeva (RUS) Silver ==> Gold
Girard (CAN) Bronze ==> Silver
Simsek (TUR) 4th ==> Bronze
 
Shkermankova (Bronze 69)
Nurmukhambetova (KAZ) 5th ==> Bronze
 
Podobedova (Gold 75)
Zabolotnaya (RUS) Silver ==> Gold
Kulesha (BLR) Bronze ==> Silver
Valentin (ESP) 4th ==> Bronze
 
* Some of these athletes who are supposed to get a better medal later tested positive for doping. so I have a feeling IOC/IWF will leave some (or even all) of those medals blank and won't give them to anybody.

Here are some videos of eventing (cross-country) from Berlin Olympics in 1936. This was the first time that water jumps were used so it caused a lot of problems, Though, that particular water jump was craziness.
 

 

Meaning that Netherlands now gets the quota (or probably not), after that we have Austria.
 
Btw, South Africa won't even be send a woman to the World Championships this year in mountain bike, because nobody met the criteria. Chances for someone to get selected for Olympics despite everything should be like zero.

VIRGEN/ONTIVEROS  ARE IN RIO!! 
 
Last time they we're so close, and now they achieve the result that sends them to the Olympic Games!!
 
Following today's results in Hamburg, the list of qualifiers by Olympic Ranking is like this (including reallocation of host quota):
 
Women
                               
 
 
Men
                               

Turkey, Spain and Italy accepted their reallocated quotas. Sweden and Canada didn't, at least not yet.
 
http://www.sailing.org/tools/documents/2016QualifiedNationsMNAconfirmationfromallevents08.06.16-[20826].pdf

Just before the main round of the last tournament that gives points I have come to the following scenario on qualification via ranking:
 
Women
World Ranking (finish in top 15 secured):                      
 
Still to define 2 direct places plus the reallocated host quota due to Brazil already qualifying 2 pairs (the other one from 2015 World Championships). NOC's currently holding those places are (in order):      There are 3 pairs from that can overtake them. Here's what the minimum they need to do in the last tournament in order to grab the last spot
 
  UKOLOVA/BIRLOVA: advance  to quarterfinals and that Chinese or Argentinian pairs don't advance to the 2nd round of direct elimination.
  MATAUATU/PATA: finish in 4th place; Chinese or Argentinian pairs don't advance to the 2nd round of direct elimination; Russian pair doesn't advance to quarterfinals,
  LEHTONEN/LAHTI: finish in 3rd place; Chinese or Argentinian pairs don't advance to the 2nd round of direct elimination; Russian pair doesn't advance to quarterfinals; Vanuatu doesn't advance to semifinals.
 
Men
World Ranking (finish in top 15 secured):                      
 
There remain (mathematically) 4 places plus the reallocated host quota due to Brazil already qualifying 2 pairs (the other one from 2015 World Championships). NOC's currently holding those places are (in order):            There are 2 pairs from that can overtake them. Here's what the minimum they need to do in the last tournament in order to grab the last spot
 
  VIRGEN/ONTIVEROS: advance to quarterfinals and that either BOCKERMANN/FLUGGEN or ERDMANN/MATYSIK (the German pairs) don't advance to the 2nd round of direct elimination.
  BINSTOCK/SCHACHTER: finish in 3rd place; both German pairs don't advance to the 2nd round of direct elimination; Mexican pair doesn't advance to quarterfinals,
 

A great conclussion of an excellent edition! I really enjoyed Slovak music, the 60's in particular.
 
So until next time!!

I love this place... now it's on my destination list

Well once again congratulations to the winner song from
Also to acknowledge podium finishers and
 
Great job everyone, another successful and entertaining edition, especially by our kind and amazing host!

I wonder how many editions we will see until we have a non European winner

Congrats Britain and @uk12points !!
 
Sorry @OlympicIRL to be the one to cut your hopes of a third victory

According to my calculations, this is how final standings and quota for Women Road should look:
 
Rank Nation  Points Quotas 1 Netherlands  3414.00 4 2 United States  2778.00 4 3 Italy  2141.25 4 4 Australia  1710.50 4 5 Germany  1615.75 4 6 Poland  1501.50 3 7 Sweden  1474.50 3 8 Great Britain  1472.25 3 9 Canada  1187.50 3 10 Belgium  1080.00 3 11 France  971.00 3 12 South Africa  849.50 2 13 Luxembourg  732.25 2 14 Russia  583.00 1 15 Belarus  539.25 1 16 Ukraine  538.00 1 17 Finland  490.00 1 18 New Zealand  439.50 1 19 Cuba  436.00 1 20 Mexico  377.00 1 21 Switzerland  367.50 1 22 Spain  349.00 1  
Qualifying through individual rankings:
 
41 Ting Ying HUANG  Chinese Taipei  275.00 59 Emilie MOBERG  Norway  173.50 69 Olena PAVLUKHINA  Azerbaijan  143.00 75 Jutatip MANEEPHAN  Thailand  132.00 76 Martina RITTER  Austria  131.00 84 Polona BATAGELJ  Slovenia  115.00 87 Daiva TUSLAITE  Lithuania  110.00 89 Antri CHRISTOFOROU  Cyprus  109.00 90 Shani BLOCH  Israel  109.00 94 Mayuko HAGIWARA  Japan  103.00 97 Paola MUNOZ  Chile  92.00  
Places from continental championships go to Namibia (Africa), Venezuela (America) and South Korea (Asia). Brazil will use the host quota places.
 
Good job by Lithuania this past weekend earning one quota, but at the same time so sad Denmark and Costa Rica fell short of qualifying by 1.50 and 2.50 points in the end
 
 
 

Totally agree; for me it's the most entertaining event of Slalom canoe... I pray they reverse this decision on time, just like they did with kitesurfing

So here's provisional quota, prior to confirmation by NOC's
 
Men's Individual
Continental Qualification Events:      
World Qualification Event:    
Olympic Qualification List:                                                                                      
Points List:   
Reallocations:  - this place will be awarded only if one of the tripartite places is not allocated. First reserve is but there are already 8 NOC's with three qualified athletes, so Canada will only get it if one of those committees does not confirm their 3rd place.
NOC's eligible for tripartite: 
NOC's already securing 3 places (maximum 8 NOC's):              
 
Women's Individual
Continental Qualification Events:       
World Qualification Event:          
Olympic Qualification List:                                                                                  
Points List:        - If Sweden gets one of the reallocations, takes its place.
Reallocations:   
 
NOC's eligible for tripartite: None, they'll be likely reallocated.
NOC's already securing 3 places (maximum 8 NOC's):             and if ITU confirms the reallocated place.

One of the first Olympic "soap operas" that will reveal how is not always simple about being fair regarding National selections.