All medalists from the seventh day of the Olympic Games

All medalists from the seventh day of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics (21 finals in total):

Women’s 200m Breaststroke

1. Tatiana Schunmaker (Republic of South Africa) – 2: 18.95 minutes, world record

2. Lily King (USA) – 2: 19.92

3. Annie Lazor (USA) – 2: 20.84

Women’s 100m Freestyle Swimming

1. Emma McKean (Australia) – 51.96 seconds, Olympic record

2. Shivon Bernadette Howe (Hong Kong) – 52.27

3. Kate Campbell (Australia) – 52.52

Men’s 200m Backstroke

1. Evgeny Rilov (Russian Olympic Committee) – 1: 53.27 minutes, Olympic record

2. Ryan Murphy (USA) – 1: 54.15

3. Luke Greenbank (UK) – 1: 54.72

Men’s 200m Combined Swimming

1. Wang Shun (China) – 1: 55.00 minutes

2. Duncan Scott (Great Britain) – 1: 55.28

3. Jeremy Deplans (Switzerland) – 1: 56.17

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rowing, skiff, men:

1. Stefanos Duskos (Greece) – 6: 40.45 minutes

2. Ketil Borch (Norway) – 6: 41.66

3. Damir Martin (Croatia) – 6: 42.58

rowing, skiff, women:

1. Emma Twig (New Zealand) – 7: 13.97 minutes

2. Hannah Prakacen (Russian Olympic Committee) – 7: 17.39

3. Magdalena Lobing (Austria) – 7: 19.72

women’s rowing, octopus:

1. Canada – 5: 59.13 minutes

2. New Zealand – 6: 00.04

3. China – 6: 01.21

Men’s Rowing Eight Rowing

1. New Zealand – 5: 24.64 minutes

2. Germany – 5: 25.60

3. Great Britain – 5: 25.73

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sport shooting, 25 meters pistol, women:

1. Vitalina Batsarashkina (Russia) – 38 points, Olympic record

2. Mindung Kim (Republic of Korea) – 38

3. Xiao Jiaruixuan (China) – 29

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Women’s Individual Archery

1. Ann San (Republic of Korea)

2. Elena Osipova (Russian Olympic Committee)

3. Lucilla Boari (Italy)

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cycling, BMX for men:

1. Nick Kiman (Netherlands) – 39,053 seconds

2. Kai White (Great Britain) – 39,167

3. Carlos Ramirez Yepes (Colombia) – 40,572

cycling, BMX for women:

1. Bethany Shriver (Great Britain) – 44.358 seconds

2. Mariana Pahon (Colombia) – 44,448

3. Merel Smulders (Netherlands) – 44,721

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Women’s Trampoline Jumping

1. Xueying Zhu (China) – 56.635 points

2. Linlin Liu (China) – 56,350

3. Briony Page (Great Britain) – 55.735

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Men & # 39; s Kayak Slalom

1. Jiri Praskavec (Czech Republic) – 91.63 seconds

2. Jakub Grigar (Slovakia) – 94.85

3. Hannes Aigner (Germany) – 97.11

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badminton mixed doubles:

1.Yi Lü Wang and Dong Ping Huang (China)

2. With Wei Zheng and Ya Qun Huang (China)

3. Utah Watanabe and Arisa Higashino (Japan)

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Judo, over 78kg, Women:

1. Akira Sone (Japan)

2. Idalis Ortiz (Cuba)

3. Irina Kindzerskaya (Azerbaijan) and Romani Diko (France)

Judo, men’s over 100kg:

1. Lukasz Krupalek (Czech Republic)

2. Guram Tushishvili (Georgia)

3. Teddy Rine (France) and Tamerlan Bashaev (Russian Olympic Committee)

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fencing, men’s team sword:

1. Japan (Masaru Yamada, Koki Kano and Satoru Uyama)

2. Russian Olympic Committee (Sergei Bida, Nikita Glazkov and Pavel Sukhov)

3. Republic of Korea (Yongjun Kuon, Sangyong Pak and Zheo Son)

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tennis, men’s doubles:

1. Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic (Croatia)

2. Marin Cilic and Ivan Dodig (Croatia)

3. Marcus Daniel and Michael Venus (New Zealand)

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Men’s Athletics 10,000m:

1. Selemon Barega (Ethiopia) – 27: 43.22 minutes

2. Joshua Cheptegey (Uganda) – 27: 43.63

3. Jacob Kiplimo (Uganda) – 27: 43.88

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table tennis singles men:

1. Ma Lun (China)

2. Fang Zhongdong (China)

3. Dimitri Ovcharov (Germany)

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