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Canadian U20 record holder in heptathlon Nina Schultz is in the process of applying for Chinese citizenship to represent them going forward. Her grandmother was former HJ world record holder for China back in the 1950's

2013 110mH world champion David Oliver announced his retirement, he is now director of track & field program at his alma mater, Howard University

6 hours ago, Quasit said:

Interestingly, Japan doesn't have a starter for Women's -63kg tomorrow.

They also have no starters for Men's -90kg

Men's Water Polo

Gold

Silver

Bronze

And so all the sports come to an end at 2017 Summer Universiade.

Men's Water Polo is the final event remaining, and the closing ceremony!

Wushu results

Women's Sanda 52kg

Gold Kim Hyebin

Silver Arezou Salimighalehtaki

Bronze Chen Wei-Ting

Bronze Junita Malau

Women's Sanda 60kg

Gold Jiang Xianting

Silver Lin Yi-Ju

Bronze Ilona Olkhovyk

Bronze Trieu Thi Thuy

Men's Sanda 52kg

Gold Yuan Peng

Silver Jomar Balangui

Bronze Isiah Enriquez

Bronze Byeon Seongji

Men's Sanda 60kg

Gold Erfan Ahangarian

Silver Zhao Fuxiang

Bronze Jo Sunghyun

Bronze Ali Magomedov

Men's Sanda 70kg

Gold Jafar Shirzadeh Topraghlo

Silver Ruslan Libirov

Bronze Karapet Tevosyan

Bronze Puja Riyaya

Men's Sanda 80kg

Gold Hamid Reza Ladvar

Silver Li Shengnan

Bronze Yavuz Selim Kazanci

Bronze Bagdat Kenzhetayev

Baseball

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Men's Basketball

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Men's Football

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Men's Volleyball

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Women's Water Polo

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Badminton results

Mixed Doubles

Gold Wang Chi-Lin/Lee Chia-Hsin

Silver Nur Mohd Azriyn Ayub/Goh Yeah Ching

Bronze Rodion Alimov/Alina Davletova

Bronze Lee Yang/Hsu Ya-Ching

Women's Singles

Gold Tai Tzu-Ying

Silver Lee Jangmi

Bronze Chiang Mei-Hui

Bronze Yang Li Lian

Men's Singles

Gold Wang Tzu-Wei

Silver Kenta Nishimoto

Bronze Yu Igarashi

Bronze Pannawit Thongnuam

Women's Doubles

Gold Hsu Ya-Ching/Wu Ti-Jung

Silver Chayanit Chaladchalam/Phataimas Muenwong

Bronze Miyuki Kato/Miki Kashihara

Bronze Annie Xu/Kerry Xu

Men's Doubles

Gold Kim Jaehwan/Seo Seungjae

Silver Katsuki Tamate/Kenya Mitsuhashi

Bronze Jagdish Danoa Kuldip Singh/Vincent Cheng Phuah

Bronze Lee Jhe-Huei/Lee Yang

Billiards results (invitational sport, medals won't count for table)

Men's 9-Ball Doubles

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Women's 9-Ball Doubles

Gold

Silver
Bronze

5 minutes ago, George_D said:

@juddy96 in  Men's Taolu - Nanquan & Nangun in whusu sport, HUANG Junhua of Macao is 1st n official results. What happened? Did he DSQ or sth?

He was 1st in Nanquan but only 8th in Nangun, his scores averaged out https://data.2017.gov.taipei/atos/prod/eng/zz/engzz_wushu-event-overview-men-s-taolu-nanquan-and-nangun.htm

4 minutes ago, Gianlu33 said:

 

Well, we haven a canoeing slalom stadium in Campania  It's stange that we'll havent rowing, it's very popular here.. a lot of italian Olympic medallist are from Naples. Nice surprise see the rugby seven, i never expect this.

 

If anyone will buy a ticket for Naples (probabily it will be a low price tickets events), i will be glad to meet you  

Yeah, I wonder why they chose Sailing and Rugby Sevens over Rowing

Tennis results

Women's Singles

Gold Varatchaya Wongteanchai

Silver Lee Ya-hsuan

Bronze Chang Kai-chen

Bronze Patcharin Cheapchandej

Men's Singles

Gold Jason Jung

Silver Hong Seungchan

Bronze Nuno Borges

Bronze Roman Safiullin

Mixed Doubles

Gold Erina Hayashi/Kaito Uesugi

Silver Simona Parajova/Ivan Kosec

Bronze Chan Yung-jan/Hsieh Cheng-peng

Bronze Jada Hart/Logan Staggs

Table Tennis results

Women's Singles

Gold Jeon Jihee

Silver Cheng I-Ching

Bronze Kim Song I

Bronze Bernadette Szocs

Men's Singles

Gold Masataka Morizono

Silver Chen Chien-An

Bronze Pak Sin Hyok

Bronze Alexandre Robinot

Rhythmic Gymnastics results

Individual Hoop

Gold Iuliia Bravikova 18.450

Silver Ekaterina Seleznaya 17.600

Bronze Kateryna Lutsenko 16.400

Individual Ball

Gold Ekaterina Selezneva 17.000

Silver Iuliia Bravikova 16.750

Bronze Maryia Trubach 16.450

Group 5 Hoops

Gold 17.525

Silver 17.350

Bronze 16.550

Individual Clubs

Gold Iuliia Bravikova 17.900

Silver Kateryna Lutsenko 16.525

Bronze Ekaterina Selezneva 16.100

Individual Ribbon

Gold Iuliia Bravikova 16.550

Silver Ekaterina Selezneva 14.950

Bronze Takana Tatsuzawa 14.600

Group 3 Balls & 2 Ropes

Gold 17.450

Silver 15.600

Bronze 15.550

3 minutes ago, hckosice said:

 

Still no canoeing

So you would rather have Wushu instead of Shooting again?

Naples Universiade 2019 will have 3 optional sports: Shooting, Sailing, Rugby Sevens as I'm sure @hckosice will be pleased about

The body of Peruvian Olympian David Torrence was found at the bottom of a swimming pool in Scottsdale, Arizona. He was 31 years old.

Table Tennis results

Women's Doubles

Gold Ayami Narumoto/Rei Yamamoto

Silver Cho Hya Sim/Kim Nam Hae

Bronze Minami Ando/Rika Suzuki

Bronze Jeon Jihee/Lee Eunhye

Men's Doubles

Gold Masataka Morizono/Yuya Oshima

Silver Jang Woojin/Lim Jonghoon

Bronze Chen Chien-An/Chiang Hung-Chieh

Bronze Lee Chia-Sheng/Liao Cheng-Ting

4 hours ago, OlympicsFan said:

I really underestimated the canadian team, never heard of Sanchez, Hannah, Smith, Knelson, Zavaros before this week. If Oleksiak and Ruck would have competed in all their best events, Canada would have won the medal table and probably would have come close to 20 medals. Canada has a very good chance of having being the best nation in womens swimming by 2020. Canada could have 2 finallists in most events by then, only "weak" events could be 800/1500 (maybe also 400) free and 200 fly. The depth in womens 100/200 free and 100/200 back is insane. Impossible to see Canada not winning 3 relay medals in 2020 and at least one of them (4x200 free) in gold. The mens side on the other hand ... is just very bad. Is there anyone (besides Acevedo) who might make the final in 2019 or 2020?

Mastromatteo might be a diamond in the rough, having just missed the 100m breaststroke final and being born in 2002. He's from a small town in Northern Ontario, so if he moves to a better training group he could definitely turn into a national team member for years to come. Gaziev also made the 50 free final here, but yes there just isn't many bright spots on our men's side right now. We only sent 4 men (and 14 athletes in total) here, but I wish we had sent more for experience.

Women's Football

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Women's Basketball

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Women's Volleyball

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Rhythmic Gymnastics results

Individual All-Around

Gold Iuliia Bravikova 71.200

Silver Ekaterina Selezneva 69.175

Bronze Hanna Bazhko 62.700

Group All-Around

Gold 33.550

Silver 32.000

Bronze 31.350

Women's High Jump

Gold Oksana Okunieva 1.97m

Silver Iryna Gerashchenko 1.91m

Bronze Airine Palsyte 1.91m

Women's 4x100m Relay

Gold 43.81

Silver 44.19

Bronze 44.56

Men's Discus Throw

Gold Reginald Jagers III 61.24m

Silver Alin Firfirica 61.13m

Bronze Robert Szikszai 60.91m

Men's 800m

Gold Jesus Lopez Alvarez 1:46.06

Silver Mohamed Belbachir 1:46.73

Bronze Aymeric Lusine 1:47.18

Men's 4x100m Relay

Gold 38.65

Silver 38.69

Bronze 39.06

Men's Long Jump

Gold Radek Juska 8.02m (0.8)

Silver Yasser Triki 7.96m (-0.3)

Bronze Raihau Maiau 7.91m (-0.1)

Women's 1500m

Gold Amela Terzic 4:19.18

Silver Docus Ajok 4:19.48

Bronze Kristiina Maki 4:20.65

Women's 4x400m Relay

Gold 3:26.75

Silver 3:33.98

Bronze 3:34.16

Men's 5000m

Gold Francois Barrer 14:00.86

Silver Jonathan Davies 14:02.46

Bronze Andreas Vojta 14:02.65

Men's 4x400m Relay

Gold 3:04.34

Silver 3:06.68

Bronze 3:08.14