Medalists from the eighth day of the Paris Olympics - 29 the final:
sport shooting, 25 meters pistol, women:
1. Ji-in Yang (Republic of Korea) - 37 points
2. Kamii Jedrzejewski (France) - 37
3. Veronika Major (Hungary) - 31
hunting shooting, skeet (men):
1. Vincent Hancock - 58 points
2. Connor Lynn Prince (USA) - 57
3. Meng Yuan Li (Taiwan) - 45
rowing, skiff, women:
1. Caroline Florein (Netherlands) - 7:17.28 minutes
2. Emma Twigg (Australia) - 7:19.14
3. Viktoria Senkute (Lithuania) - 7:20.85
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6. DESISLAVA ANGELOVA (BULGARIA) - 7:33.19
rowing, skiff, men:
1. Oliver Zeidler (Germany) - 6:37.57 minutes
2. Yauheni Zalati (neutral athlete) - 6:42.96
3. Simon van Dorp (Netherlands) - 6:44.72
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14. CHRISTIAN VASILEV (BULGARIA) - 6:44.61 (second in Final C)
rowing, coxed eight, women:
1. Romania - 5:54.39 minutes
2. Canada - 5:58.84
3. Great Britain - 5:59.51
rowing, coxed eight, men:
1. Great Britain - 5:22.88 minutes
2. Netherlands - 5:23.92
3. USA - 5:25.28
Sailing, Windsurfing IQFoil, Women:
1. Marta Mazzetti (Italy)
2. Sharon Kantor (Israel)
3. Emma Wilson (Great Britain)
Sailing, Windsurfing IQFoil, Men:
1. Tom Reuveni (Israel)
2. Gray Morris (Australia)
3. Luuk van Opzeeland (Netherlands)
Archery, individual, women:
1. Lim Si-hyun (Republic of Korea)
2. Nam Soo-hyun (Republic of Korea)
3. Lisa Barbelin (France)
equestrian, dressage, team:
1. Germany (Frederick Vandres, Isabelle Werth and Jessica von Bredow-Werndl - 235,790 points
2. Denmark - 235,669
3. Great Britain - 232,492
tennis, men's doubles:
1. Matthew Ebden and John Pearce (Australia)
2. Rajiv Ram and Austin Krycek (USA)
3. Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul (USA)
table tennis, singles, women:
1. Chen Meng (China)
2. Sun Yingsha (China)
3. Hina Hayata (Japan)
badminton, doubles, women:
1. Chen Qing Chen and Jia Yi Fan (China)
2. Liu Shen Shu and Tang Ning (China)
3. Nami Matsuyama and Chiharu Shida (Japan)
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5. GABRIELA STOEVA and STEPHANIE STOEVA (BULGARIA)
gymnastics, floor, men:
1. Carlos Yulo (Philippines) - 15,000 points
2. Artyom Dolgopyat (Israel) - 14.966
3. Jake Jarman (Great Britain) - 14.933
gymnastics, vault, women:
1. Simon Biles (USA) - 15,300 points
2. Rebecca Andrade (Brazil) - 14.966
3. Jade Carey (USA) - 14.466
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5. VALENTINA GEORGIEVA (BULGARIA) - 13.983
gymnastics, pommel horse, men:
1. Rhys McClenaghan (Ireland) a - 15,533 points
2. Nariman Kurbanov (Kazakhstan) - 15.433
3. Steven Nedorosik (USA) a a a a - 15.300
Road Cycling, General Start, Men:
1. Remko Evenepool (Belgium) - 6:19.34 hours
2. Valentin Madois (France) - 6:20.45
3. Christophe Laporte (France) - 6:20.50
tennis, singles, women:
1. Qinwen Zheng (China)
2. Donna Vekic (Croatia)
3. Iga Świontek (Poland)
Judo, team:
1. France
2. Japan
3. Brazil and the Republic of Korea
fencing, saber, team women:
1. Republic of Korea (Jeon Yun-hye, Jeon Ha-yun, Choi Se-bin)
2. Ukraine (Olga Harlan, Yulia Bakastova, Alina Komashchuk)
3. Japan (Misaki Emura, Rosa Takashima, Seri Ozaki)
Swimming, 200 meter individual medley, women:
1. Summer McIntosh (Canada) - 2:06.56 minutes
2. Kate Douglas (USA) - 2:06.92
3. Kayleigh McKeon (Australia) - 2:08.08
swimming 100m butterfly, men:
1. Krzysztof Milak (Hungary) - 49.90 seconds
2. Josh Liendo (Canada) - 49.99
3. Ilia Harun (Canada) - 50.45
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17. IOSIF MILADINOV (BULGARIA)- 51.77
Swimming, 800 meters freestyle, women:
1. Katie Ledecky (USA) - 8:11.04 minutes
2. Ariarne Titmus (Australia) - 8:12.29 minutes
3. Paige Madden (USA) - 8:13.00 minutes
swimming, 4x100 meter medley medley relay:
1. USA (Ryan Murphy, Nick Fink, Gretchen Walsh and Tori Husk) - 3:37.43 minutes (world record)
2. China (Xu Jiayu, Qin Haiyan, Zhang Yufei and Yang Junxuan) - 3:37.55 minutes
3. Australia (Kaley McCuen, Joshua Yong, Matthew Temple and Molly O'Callaghan) - 3:38.76 minutes
athletics, shot put, men:
1. Ryan Krauser (USA) - 22.90 meters
2. Joe Kovacs (USA) - 22.15
3. Rajindra Campbell (Jamaica) - 22.15
athletics, mixed relay 4x400 meters:
1. The Netherlands (Eugene Omala, Lyke Klaver, Isaiah Klein and Femke Boll) - 3:07.43 minutes
2. USA (Vernan Norwood, Shamir Little, Bryce Dedmon and Kayleen Brown) - 3:07.74 minutes
3. Great Britain (Samuel Riordan, Lavia Nilsson, Alex Hayduck-Wilson and Amber Anning) - 3:08.01 minutes
Athletics, 100 meter dash, women:
1. Julien Alfred (Saint Lucia) - 10.72 seconds
2. Sha'Carrie Richardson (USA) - 10.87 seconds
3. Melissa Jefferson (USA) - 10.92 seconds
athletics, triple jump, women:
1. Thea Lafond (Dominican Republic) - 15.02 meters
2. Shanika Ricktes (Jamaica) - 14.87
3. Jasmine Moore (USA) - 14:67
athletics, decathlon, men:
1. Markus Root (Norway) - 8796 points
2. Leo Neugebauer (Germany) – 8748
3. Lyndon Victor (Grenada) - 8711