Summary
Florian Wellbrock wins the next medal for Germany. The athletes and hockey men are still on the hunt for medals – and eventing rider Julia Krajewski is well in the race before the final jump.
Wellbrock swims over 1,500 m to the bronze
Florian Wellbrock won the second swimming medal for Germany. Born in Bremen, he swam over 1,500 meters to bronze. Go to Article
Athletics: Mihambo and Krause confidently in the final
Long jumper Malaika Mihambo reaches for a medal in Tokyo. The world champion moved into the final as the second best. Gesa Krause also managed this confidently over the 3,000 meter obstacle. Go to Article
Wrestler Rotter-Focken reaches for a medal
Aline Rotter-Focken is preparing to crown her career. The wrestler, who will quit after the games, has reached the semi-finals and is definitely fighting for a medal. Go to Article
Hockey men for the fifth time in a row in the semifinals
The German hockey men have made it to the semifinals of the Olympic Games for the fifth time in a row. In the round of the best eight they prevailed against Argentina. Go to Article
Versatility: Krajewski on course for medals
Michael Jung and Sandra Auffarth messed up the cross-country ride of the eventing riders – with a team medal it will be difficult. It looks better with Julia Krajewski, who takes second place in the individual before the final show jumping. Go to Article
Golf: Schauffele wins gold
Xander Schauffele won the gold medal in golf. The 27-year-old American with German roots played a round of 67 and won a total of 266 strokes from Rory Sabbatini (267). The 45-year-old Slovak managed a dream round with 61 strokes on the final day on the par 71 course in the north of Tokyo.
No fencing medal for Germany
The German fencers came away empty-handed in Tokyo. The foil men were also eliminated early. Go to Article
Sailor Buhl in fifth place
Philipp Buhl missed a medal among the laser sailors. The world champion came in third in the final medal race. In the overall standings, however, he remained fifth. Go to Article
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