MEDAL COUNT

(Through 103 total medal events)
Country G S B Tot
United States ------------------------- 14 13 19 46
China-------------------------26 9 6 41
Australia------------------------- 5 7 8 20
Russia------------------------- 3 8 8 19
South Korea------------------------- 6 9 3 18
France------------------------- 3 9 6 18
Germany------------------------- 8 2 4 14
Italy------------------------- 6 4 4 14
Japan------------------------- 6 4 3 13
Britain------------------------- 3 2 3 8
Cuba------------------------- 1 3 4 8
Ukraine------------------------- 3 0 4 7
Netherlands------------------------- 1 2 4 7
North Korea------------------------- 1 1 3 5
Hungary------------------------- 0 4 1 5
Kazakhstan------------------------- 0 3 2 5
Armenia------------------------- 0 0 5 5
Slovakia------------------------- 3 1 0 4
Czech Republic------------------------- 2 2 0 4
Azerbaijan------------------------- 1 2 1 4
Romania------------------------- 1 1 2 4
Switzerland------------------------- 1 0 3 4
Belarus------------------------- 0 1 3 4
Brazil------------------------- 0 0 4 4
Georgia------------------------- 2 0 1 3
Zimbabwe------------------------- 0 3 0 3
Sweden------------------------- 0 2 1 3
Turkey------------------------- 0 2 1 3
Austria------------------------- 0 1 2 3
Mongolia------------------------- 1 1 0 2
Poland------------------------- 1 1 0 2
Finland------------------------- 1 0 1 2
Spain------------------------- 1 0 1 2
Algeria------------------------- 0 1 1 2
Kyrgyzstan------------------------- 0 1 1 2
Norway------------------------- 0 1 1 2
Slovenia------------------------- 0 1 1 2
Uzbekistan------------------------- 0 1 1 2
Indonesia------------------------- 0 0 2 2
Taiwan------------------------- 0 0 2 2
Ethiopia------------------------- 1 0 0 1
India------------------------- 1 0 0 1
Thailand------------------------- 1 0 0 1
Colombia------------------------- 0 1 0 1
Vietnam------------------------- 0 1 0 1
Argentina------------------------- 0 0 1 1
Bulgaria------------------------- 0 0 1 1
Croatia------------------------- 0 0 1 1
Denmark------------------------- 0 0 1 1
Egypt------------------------- 0 0 1 1
Lithuania------------------------- 0 0 1 1
Mexico------------------------- 0 0 1 1
Tajikistan------------------------- 0 0 1 1
Togo------------------------- 0 0 1 1
ARCHERY

MEN

Individual (70-meter)

Bronze medal: Bair Badenov, Russia, d. Juan Rene Serrano, Mexico, 115-110.

Gold medal: Viktor Ruban, Ukraine, d. Park Kyung-Mo, South Korea, 113-112.

BADMINTON

WOMEN

Doubles

Bronze medal: Wei Yili and Zhang Yawen, China, d. Miyuki Maeda and Satoko Suetsuna, Japan, 21-17, 21-10.

Gold medal: Du Jing and Yu Yang, China, d. Lee Hyojung and Lee Kyungwon, South Korea, 21-15, 21-13.

BASEBALL

China 8, Taiwan 7 (12)

Cuba 5, United States 4 (11)

South Korea 1, Canada 0

Japan 6, Netherlands 0

CUBA 5, UNITED STATES 4
Cuba ------------------------- 200 000 010 02-5 10 0
United States ------------------------- 000 200 010 01-4 6 0

Cahill, Cummings (6), Jepsen (9), Stevens (11) and Teagarden; Rodriguez, Lazo (6) and Sanchez. W: Lazo. L: Stevens.

BASKETBALL

WOMEN

United States 93, Spain 55

Czech Republic 90, New Zealand 59

Australia 96, Latvia 73

Russia 74, Brazil 64

China 69, Mali 48

Belarus 63, South Korea 53

UNITED STATES 93, SPAIN 55

United States

T.Thompson 6-12 3-4 17, L.Leslie 6-12 2-3 14, C.Parker 6-10 1-2 13, D.Taurasi 5-10 0-0 12, S.Fowles 4-5 2-3 10, T.Catchings 4-5 0-2 9, S.Augustus 3-4 1-1 7, K.Lawson 2-3 0-0 5, C.Pondexter 2-3 0-0 4, K.Smith 1-2 0-0 2, S.Bird 0-2 0-2 0, D.Milton-Jones 0-1 0-0 0, Totals 39-69 9-17 93.

Spain

A.Valdemoro 6-15 2-4 17, N.Martinez 3-4 3-4 10, A.Montanana 3-9 2-2 10, M.Pascua 2-4 4-6 8, L.Nicholls 1-4 1-2 3, C.Lima 1-5 1-2 3, I.Sanchez 1-1 0-0 2, A.Torrens 0-4 2-2 2, T.Abalde 0-2 0-0 0, L.Palau 0-1 0-0 0, E.Aguilar Lopez 0-3 0-0 0, M.Revuelto 0-0 0-0 0, Totals 17-52 15-22 55.

United States ------------------------- 22 17 23 31-93
Spain ------------------------- 17 17 10 11-55

3-point goals-United States 6-13 (T.Thompson 2-4, D.Taurasi 2-4, T.Catchings 1-1, K.Lawson 1-2, C.Pondexter 0-1, K.Smith 0-1), Spain 6-18 (A.Valdemoro 3-8, A.Montanana 2-3, N.Martinez 1-2, A.Torrens 0-2, T.Abalde 0-1, E.Aguilar Lopez 0-2). Rebounds-United States 44 (L.Leslie 11), Spain 26 (L.Nicholls 5). Assists-United States 11 (L.Leslie 2), Spain 7 (N.Martinez 2). Fouled outSpain (C.Lima). Total fouls-United States 19, Spain 16.

CYCLING

MEN

Team sprint

Bronze medal: Germany (Rene Enders; Maximilian Levy; Stefan Nimke), 44.014, d. Australia (Ryan Bayley; Daniel Ellis; Mark French), 44.022.

Gold medal: Britain (Chris Hoy; Jason Kenny; Jamie Staff), 43.128, d. France (Gregory Bauge; Kevin Sireau; Arnaud Tournant), 43.651.

FIELD HOCKEY

MEN

Spain 2, China 1

Netherlands 4, Canada 2

New Zealand 4, Belgium 2

Australia 3, Pakistan 1

South Korea 3, Germany 3

Britain 2, South Africa 0

GYMNASTICS

WOMEN

Individual all-around

Gold: Nastia Liukin, Parker, Texas, 63.325.

Silver: Shawn Johnson, West Des Moines, Iowa, 62.725.

Bronze: Yang Yilin, China, 62.650.

JUDO

MEN

Over 100kg

Bronze final 1: Oscar Brayson, Cuba, d. Mohammad Reza Rodaki, Iran, Waza-ari awasete Ippon, 01:39.

Bronze final 2: Teddy Riner, France, d. Lasha Gujejiani, Georgia, Ippon, Kesa-gatame, 03:59.

Gold final: Satoshi Ishii, Japan, d. Abdullo Tangriev, Uzbekistan, Time expired.

WOMEN

Over 78kg

Bronze final 1: Lucija Polavder, Slovenia, d. Kim Nayoung, South Korea, Time expired.

Bronze final 2: Idalys Ortiz, Cuba, d. Tserenkhand Dorjgotov, Mongolia, Ippon, O-goshi, 01:18.

Gold final: Tong Wen, China, d. Maki Tsukada, Japan, Ippon, Ippon-seoi-nage, 04:52.

SHOOTING

MEN

50-meter free rifle prone

Gold: Artur Ayvazian, Ukraine (599, 103.7), 702.7.

Silver: Matt Emmons, Browns Mills, N.J. (597, 104.7), 701.7.

Bronze: Warren Potent, Australia (595, 105.5), 700.5.

U.S. finisher: 9. Mike Anti, Winterville, N.C. (594), 594.0.

SOCCER

WOMEN
Quarterfinals

United States 2, Canada 1

Brazil 2, Norway 1

Japan 2, China 0

Germany 2, Sweden 0

UNITED STATES 2, CANADA 1

Canada ------------------------- 1 0 0 0-1
United States ------------------------- 1 0 1 0-2

First half-1. United States, A. Hucles, 12th. 2. Canada, C. Sinclair, 30th.

Overtime-3. United States, N. Kai, 101st.

Yellow Cards-M. Franko, Canada, 70th; K. Lang, Canada, 84th; L. Cheney, United States, 112th.

Referees-Jenny Palmqvist, Sweden; Estela Alvarez, Argentina; Helen Caro, Sweden; Hege Steinlund, Norway

SOFTBALL

United States 7, Japan 0

United States 8, Canada 1

Canada 1, China 0

Australia 3, Taiwan 1

Venezuela 8, Netherlands 0

UNITED STATES 7, JAPAN 0
United States ------------------------- 400 30 -7 9 0
Japan ------------------------- 000 00 -0 1 1

Emoto, Someya (5) and Mine, Enui (3); Abbott and Nuveman. W: Abbott. L: Emoto.

UNITED STATES 8, CANADA 1
United States ------------------------- 000 004 4 - 8 6 1
Canada ------------------------- 100 000 0 - 1 1 3

Meier, Bay Regula (5), Mackin (7) and Rafter; Abbott, Osterman (4) and Nuveman. W: Osterman. L: Meier.

SWIMMING

MEN

200 backstroke

Gold: Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach, Fla., 1:53.94.

Silver: Aaron Piersol, Irvine, Calif., 1:54.33.

Bronze: Arkady Vyatchanin, Russia, 1:54.93.

200 individual medley

Gold: Michael Phelps, Baltimore, 1:54.23.

Silver: Laszlo Cseh, Hungary, 1:56.52.

Bronze: Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach, Fla., 1:56.53.

WOMEN

100 freestyle

Gold: Britta Steffen, Germany, 53.12.

Silver: Lisbeth Trickett, Australia, 53.16.

Bronze: Natalie Coughlin, Lafayette, Calif., 53.39.

200 breaststroke

Gold: Rebecca Soni, Plainsboro, N.J., 2:20.22.

Silver: Leisel Jones, Australia, 2:22.05.

Bronze: Sara Nordenstam, Norway, 2:23.02.

TEAM HANDBALL

WOMEN

Kazakhstan 29, China 26

Brazil 33, South Korea 32

Sweden 27, Germany 26

Romania 28, Angola 23

Norway 34, France 24

Russia 33, Hungary 24

TRACK & FIELD

MEN

Shot put

Gold: Tomasz Majewski, Poland, (21.51), 70-6 3/4.

Silver: Christian Cantwell, Columbia, Mo., (21.09), 69-2 1/4.

Bronze: Andrei Mikhnevich, Belarus, (21.05), 69-0 3/4.

U.S. finisher: 7. Reese Hoffa, Athens, Ga., (20.53), 67-4 ¼; NR. Adam Nelson, Charlottesville, NM .

WOMEN

10,000

Gold: Tirunesh Dibaba, Ethiopia, 29:54.66.

Silver: Elvan Abeylegesse, Turkey, 29:56.34.

Bronze: Shalane Flanagan, Pittsboro, N.C., 30:22.22.

U.S. finishers: 10. Kara Goucher, Portland, Ore., 30:55.16; 26. Amy Yoder Begley, Beaverton, Ore., 32:38.28.

VOLLEYBALL

WOMEN

United States 3, China 2 (23-25, 25-22, 23-25, 25-20, 15-11)

Russia 3, Algeria 0 (25-11, 25-19, 25-10)

Brazil 3, Kazakhstan 0 (25-13, 25-6, 27-25)

Poland 3, Venezuela 0 (25-12, 25-12, 25-20)

Italy 3, Serbia 0 (25-23, 25-20, 25-19)

Cuba 3, Japan 0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-22)

WATER POLO

WOMEN

United States 12, Russia 7

Australia 10, Netherlands 9

Hungary 10, Greece 4

Italy 10, China 9

UNITED STATES 12, RUSSIA 7

United States ------------------------- 5 2 4 1 -12
Russia ------------------------- 0 3 2 2 - 7

First Quarter-1. United States, B. Villa, 1:11 (PP). 2. United States, N. Golda, 3:51 (PK). 3. United States, B. Hayes, 5:25 (PP). 4. United States, J. Steffens, 6:29. 5. United States, A. Gregorka, 7:55.

Second Quarter-6. United States, M. van Norman, 8:24. 7. Russia, O. Turova, 9:31. 8. United States, N. Golda, 11:11. 9. Russia, S. Konukh, 12:57 (PP). 10. Russia, S. Konukh, 14:41.

Third Quarter-11. United States, E. Windes, 17:27. 12. Russia, E. Soboleva, 19:55. 13. United States, A. Gregorka, 20:59. 14. United States, P. Cardenas, 21:44. 15. Russia, O. Turova, 22:25. 16. United States, B. Villa, 23:04 (PP).

Fourth Quarter-17. United States, N. Golda, 25:06 (PK). 18. Russia, E. Pantyulina, 26:03 (PP). 19. Russia, E. Prokofyeva, 30:41.

Referees-Jaime Moliner Molins, Spain; Ahmet Erhan Tulga, Turkey

WEIGHTLIFTING

MEN

85kg

Gold: Lu Yong, China (2, 180-396; 1, 214-470.8), 394 kg.-866.8 pounds.

Silver: Andrei Rybakou, Belarus (1, 185-407; 2, 209-459.8), 394-866.8.

Bronze: Tigran Varban Martirosyan, Armenia (4, 177-389.4; 4, 203-446.6), 380-836.

U.S. finisher: 8. Kenny Farris, Shreveport, La. (11, 160-352; 6, 202-444.4), 362-796.4.

WOMEN

75kg

Gold: Cao Lei, China (1, 128-281.6; 1, 154-338.8), 282 kg.-620.4 pounds.

Silver: Alla Vazhenina, Kazakhstan (2, 119-261.8; 3, 147-323.4), 266-585.2.

Bronze: Nadezda Evstyukhina, Russia (4, 117-257.4; 2, 147-323.4), 264-580.8.