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Day 11 Canadian Schedule: August 2 Evening-August 3 Morning
20:00: Volleyball- Men’s- Quarterfinals:  Canada vs. ROC
20:20: Athletics- Women’s Javelin Throw- Qualification- Group A (Elizabeth Gleadle)
20:30: Canoeing- Women’s K1 200m- Semi-final 1 (Michelle Russell)
20:37: Canoeing- Women’s K1 200m- Semi-final 2 (Andreanne Langlois)
20:45: Athletics- Women’s 400m- Round 1- Heat 1 (Kyra Constantine)
20:52: Canoeing- Men’s C2 1000m- Semi-final 2 (Roland Varga, Connor Fitzpatrick)
21:17: Athletics- Women’s 400m- Round 1- Heat 5 (Natassha McDonald)
22:21: Athletics- Men’s 200m- Round 1- Heat 3 (Andre de Grasse)
22:30: Canoeing- Women's K1 200m- Final B (Michelle Russell)
22:37: Athletics- Men’s 200m- Round 1- Heat 5 (Aaron Brown)
22:37: Canoeing- Women's K1 200m- Final A (Andreanne Langlois)
22:53: Canoeing- Men's C2 1000m- Final A (Roland Varga, Connor Fitzpatrick)
22:53: Athletics- Men’s 200m- Round 1- Heat 7 (Brendon Rodney)
23:15: Sailing- Men’s 470- Race 9 (Jacob Saunders, Oliver Bone)
1:00: Water Polo- Women’s- Quarterfinal:  Canada vs. United States
1:33: Sailing- Men’s Finn- Medal Race (Tom Ramshaw)
2:37: Cycling- Women’s Team Pursuit- First Round- Heat 2 (Allison Beveridge, Jasmin Duehring, Annie Foreman-Mackey, Georgia Simmerling)
3:22: Cycling- Men’s Team Pursuit- First Round- Heat 1 (Vincent de Haitre, Michael Foley, Derek Gee, Jay Lamoureux)
4:00: Sport Climbing- Men’s Combined- Speed Qualification (Sean McColl)
4:19: Cycling- Women's Team Pursuit- Finals- Bronze
4:50: Gymnastics- Women’s Balance Beam- Final (Ellie Black)
5:00: Sport Climbing- Men’s Combined- Bouldering Qualification (Sean McColl)
6:00: Equestrian- Jumping- Individual Qualifier (Mario Deslauriers)
6:15: Athletics- Men’s Shot Put- Qualification- Group A (Tim Nedow)
6:30: Artistic Swimming- Duet- Technical Routine (Claudia Holzner, Jacqueline Simoneau)
6:56: Athletics- Men’s 5000m- Round 1- Heat 1 (Mohammed Ahmed, Luc Bruchet)
7:16: Athletics- Men’s 5000m- Round 1- Heat 2 (Justyn Knight)
7:35: Athletics- Women’s Hammer Throw- Final (Camryn Rogers)
7:16: Athletics- Men’s 200m- Semi-Final 2 (Aaron Brown)
8:00: Beach Volleyball- Women’s- Quarterfinal: Tina GRAUDINA/Anastasija KRAVCENOKA  vs. Heather BANSLEY/Brandie WILKERSON
8:06: Athletics- Men’s 200m- Semi-Final 3 (Andre de Grasse)
8:10: Sport Climbing- Men’s Combined- Lead Qualification (Sean McColl)
9:00: Beach Volleyball- Women’s- Quarterfinal: Sarah PAVAN/Melissa HUMANA-PAREDES  vs. Mariafe ARTACHO del SOLAR/Taliqua CLANCY
TBA: Sailing- Men’s 470- Race 10 (Jacob Saunders, Oliver Bone)

Most likely, our best chance would be in the men's 3000m steeplechase, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
 
With the end of swimming Canada no longer has consistent chances each day

Yeah, a lot is going on for Canada on Day 9 with medal chances in artistic gymnastics (women's vault), athletics (men's high jump, men's 100m), diving (women's 3m springboard), sailing (women's laser) and swimming (women's 4x100m medley relay). Hoping for a multi-medal day.
 
This will be the best chance for the men to get on the medal board.

Not really, the three combined are still behind Australia. With a 1:07.xx breast, the United States will pass us, but we are favoured for bronze and hold about a 1.5 second lead over the rest of the field.

Awesome silver for Masse, crushed her national record

Looks like the Rugby 7s coach who made those comments has been fired.

Looks like the Rugby 7s coach who made those comments has been fired.

Looks like the Rugby 7s coach who made those comments has been fired.

Day 8 Canadian Schedule: July 30 Evening- July 31 Morning
18:30: Golf- Men’s- Individual Stroke Play Round 3 (Corey Conners, Mackenzie Hughes)
18:30: Triathlon- Mixed Relay (Amelie Kretz, Matthew Sharpe, Joanna Brown, Alexis Lepage)
19:30: Equestrian- Eventing- Dressage Team and Individual Day 2- Session 3 (Colleen Loach)
20:00: Athletics- Women’s 400m Hurdles- Round 1- Heat 1 (Sage Watson)
20:08: Athletics- Women’s 400m Hurdles- Round 1- Heat 2 (Noelle Montcalm)
20:30: Rugby Sevens- Women’s Placing 9-10:  Canada vs. Kenya
20:58: Athletics- Men’s 800m- Round 1- Heat 2 (Marco Arop)
21:06: Athletics- Men’s 800m- Round 1- Heat 3 (Brandon McBride)
21:09: Archery- Men’s Individual- 1/8 Eliminations: Florian UNRUH  vs. Crispin DUENAS
21:37: Swimming- Women’s 200m Backstroke- Final (Taylor Ruck, Kylie Masse)
22:11: Swimming- Men’s 50m Freestyle- Semifinal 1 (Brent Hayden)
23:05: Sailing- Men’s 49er- Race 10 (William Jones, Evan DePaul)
23:05: Sailing- Men’s Finn- Race 7 (Tom Ramshaw)
23:05: Sailing- Women’s 49er FX- Race 10 (Alexandra Ten Hove, Mariah Millen)
0:24: Boxing- Women’s Middleweight- Quarterfinal 2: Tammara THIBEAULT  vs. Nouchka FONTIJN
2:00: Diving- Women’s 3m Springboard- Semifinal (Pamela Ware, Jennifer Abel)
6:15: Athletics- Women’s 100m- Semi-Final 1 (Khamica Bingham)
6:23: Athletics- Women’s 100m- Semi-Final 2 (Crystal Emmanuel)
6:50: Weightlifting- Men’s 96kg- Group A (Boady Santavy)
7:01: Athletics- Men's 100m- Round 1- Heat 3 (Gavin Smellie)
7:17: Athletics- Men's 100m- Round 1- Heat 5 (Andre de Grasse)
7:25: Athletics- Men's 100m- Round 1- Heat 6 (Bismark Boateng)
 
TBA: Sailing- Men’s 49er- Race 11 (William Jones, Evan DePaul)
TBA: Sailing- Men’s 49er- Race 12 (William Jones, Evan DePaul)
TBA: Sailing- Men’s Finn- Race 8 (Tom Ramshaw)
TBA: Sailing- Women’s 49er FX- Race 11 (Alexandra Ten Hove, Mariah Millen)
TBA: Sailing- Women’s 49er FX- Race 12 (Alexandra Ten Hove, Mariah Millen)

The NOCs with a smaller population than San Marino
 

 
British Virgin Islands may make an attempt to claim that title in athletics so the title of world's smallest Olympic medaling nation may not last too long...

Day 7 Canadian Schedule: July 29 Evening-July 30 Morning
*times listed in eastern time/bold indicates medal event
 
18:30: Golf- Men’s Individual Stroke Play- Round 2 (Corey Conners, Mackenzie Hughes)
19:30: Equestrian- Eventing Dressage Team and Individual- Day 1- Session 1 (Colleen Loach)
20:00: Shooting- Women’s 25m Pistol- Qualification- Rapid (Lynda Kiejko)
20:00: Volleyball- Men’s Preliminary Round- Pool A:  Canada vs. Venezuela
20:05: Rowing- Women’s Single Sculls- Final B (Carling Zeeman)
20:15: Athletics- Men’s High Jump- Qualification- Group B (Michael Mason)
20:15: Athletics- Men’s High Jump- Qualification- Group A (Django Lovett)
20:15: Rowing- Men’s Single Sculls- Final B (Trevor Jones)
20:30: Athletics- Men’s 3000m Steeplechase- Round 1- Heat 1 (John Gay)
20:30: Rugby Sevens- Women’s- Pool B:  Canada vs. France
20:47: Athletics- Men’s 3000m Steeplechase- Round 1- Heat 2 (Matthew Hughes)
21:05: Rowing- Women’s Eight- Final A
21:15: Cycling- Women’s BMX Racing- Semifinals- Run 1 (Drew Mechielsen)
21:25: Athletics- Women’s 800m- Round 1- Heat 1 (Madeleine Kelly)
21:35: Swimming- Men’s 100m Butterfly- Semifinal 2 (Josh Liendo)
21:41: Athletics- Women’s 800m- Round 1- Heat 3 (Melissa Bishop-Nriagu)
21:46: Cycling- Women’s BMX Racing- Semifinals- Run 2 (Drew Mechielsen)
21:49: Athletics- Women’s 800m- Round 1- Heat 4 (Lindsey Butterworth)
21:59: Swimming- Women’s 100m Freestyle- Final (Penny Oleksiak)
22:17: Athletics- Women’s BMX Racing- Semifinals- Run 3 (Drew Mechielsen)
22:35: Swimming- Women’s 200m Backstroke- Semifinal 1 (Taylor Ruck)
22:42: Swimming- Women’s 200m Backstroke- Semifinal 2 (Kylie Masse)
23:05: Sailing- Women’s Laser Radial- Race 9 (Sarah Douglas)
23:05: Sailing- Men’s 49er- Race 7 (William Jones, Evan DePaul)
23:05: Sailing- Men’s 470- Race 5 (Jacob Saunders, Oliver Bone)
23:15: Field Hockey- Men’s- Pool B:  Canada vs. South Africa
0:00: Gymnastics- Women’s Trampoline- Qualification (Rosie MacLennan, Samantha Smith)
1:50: Sailing- Women’s 49er FX- Race 7 (Alexandra Ten Hove, Mariah Millen)
2:00: Diving- Women’s 3m Springboard- Preliminary (Pamela Ware, Jennifer Abel)
4:00: Football- Women’s Quarter-final:  Canada vs. Brazil
4:30: Equestrian- Eventing Dressage Team and Individual- Day 1- Session 2 (Colleen Loach)
6:00: Athletics- Women’s 5000m- Round 1- Heat 1 (Andrea Seccafien, Julie-Anne Staehli)
6:16: Swimming- Men’s 50m Freestyle (Josh Liendo, Brent Hayden)
6:25: Athletics- Women’s Shot Put- Qualification- Group A (Brittany Crew)
6:25: Athletics- Women’s Shot Put- Qualification- Group B (Sarah Mitton)
6:26: Athletics- Women’s 5000m- Round 1- Heat 2 (Kate van Buskirk)
6:41: Swimming- Women’s 50m Freestyle- Heat 9 (Kayla Sanchez)
7:30: Athletics- Men’s 10000m- Final (Mohammed Ahmed)
8:03: Swimming- Women’s 4x100m Medley Relay- Heat 2
8:10: Swimming- Men’s 4x100m Medley Relay- Heat 1
 
TBA: Sailing- Women’s Laser Radial- Race 10 (Sarah Douglas)
TBA: Sailing- Men’s 49er- Race 8 (William Jones, Evan DePaul)
TBA: Sailing- Men’s 49er- Race 9 (William Jones, Evan DePaul)
TBA: Sailing- Men’s 470- Race 6 (Jacob Saunders, Oliver Bone)
TBA: Sailing- Women’s 49er FX- Race 8 (Alexandra Ten Hove, Mariah Millen)
TBA: Sailing- Women’s 49er FX- Race 9 (Alexandra Ten Hove, Mariah Millen)

The NOCs with a smaller population than San Marino
 

 
British Virgin Islands may make an attempt to claim that title in athletics so the title of world's smallest Olympic medaling nation may not last too long...

Canada looks to rebound in Day 7 with medal opportunities in athletics (men's 10000m), rowing (women's eight), swimming (women's 100m freestyle) and trampoline (women's individual).

Day 5 was a relatively quiet day which saw Canada still win one medal.
 
Day 6 has medal chances in judo (men's -100kg), rowing (men's pair and women's pair) and swimming (women's 4x200m freestyle relay). I'd also keep an eye on fencing (women's team foil), France is definitely beatable and while any of the other semi-finalists would be a long-shot, having an opportunity for the upset could result in a shocking medal.

Day 5 was a relatively quiet day which saw Canada still win one medal.
 
Day 6 has medal chances in judo (men's -100kg), rowing (men's pair and women's pair) and swimming (women's 4x200m freestyle relay). I'd also keep an eye on fencing (women's team foil), France is definitely beatable and while any of the other semi-finalists would be a long-shot, having an opportunity for the upset could result in a shocking medal.

Day 5 was a relatively quiet day which saw Canada still win one medal.
 
Day 6 has medal chances in judo (men's -100kg), rowing (men's pair and women's pair) and swimming (women's 4x200m freestyle relay). I'd also keep an eye on fencing (women's team foil), France is definitely beatable and while any of the other semi-finalists would be a long-shot, having an opportunity for the upset could result in a shocking medal.

Day 5 was a relatively quiet day which saw Canada still win one medal.
 
Day 6 has medal chances in judo (men's -100kg), rowing (men's pair and women's pair) and swimming (women's 4x200m freestyle relay). I'd also keep an eye on fencing (women's team foil), France is definitely beatable and while any of the other semi-finalists would be a long-shot, having an opportunity for the upset could result in a shocking medal.

I remember it was done by Om Yun-chol in 2012 where he won gold. He was already the favourite to medal/win back then so I imagine maybe it was done as an intimidation tactic?

They are seeded based on their combined ranking. Both play singles with Sakkari never playing doubles in one of the four majors.
 
Canada has more experience in doubles so the upset potential is there, but Greece could very well win based on their individual strength.

Surfing is definitely a type of sport to watch through highlights than watching it live.

Two medals in day 3 along with our first gold. Day 4 may also be another good looking day for us with medal chances in baseball/softball (women's softball), diving (women's synchronized 10m platform), judo (men's -81kg, women's -63kg), swimming (women's 100m backstroke) and weightlifting (women's -64kg).

Skateboarding can stay, but it does need to revamp its format as I mentioned before.
 
I'm more upset with how the IOC tricked World Skate into submitting skateboarding. They basically strongly hinted that if they took over as the international federation for skateboarding then they may also accept speed roller skating as well and then they went nope and only accepted skateboarding.
 
Of course, that's not skateboarding's fault...

Two medals in day 3 along with our first gold. Day 4 may also be another good looking day for us with medal chances in baseball/softball (women's softball), diving (women's synchronized 10m platform), judo (men's -81kg, women's -63kg), swimming (women's 100m backstroke) and weightlifting (women's -64kg).

Two medals in day 3 along with our first gold. Day 4 may also be another good looking day for us with medal chances in baseball/softball (women's softball), diving (women's synchronized 10m platform), judo (men's -81kg, women's -63kg), swimming (women's 100m backstroke) and weightlifting (women's -64kg).

Two medals in day 3 along with our first gold. Day 4 may also be another good looking day for us with medal chances in baseball/softball (women's softball), diving (women's synchronized 10m platform), judo (men's -81kg, women's -63kg), swimming (women's 100m backstroke) and weightlifting (women's -64kg).