Daily Recap: Canada's results at the Tokyo Olympics 2020.

The Tokyo Olympics 2020 have officially kicked off and Canada has sent 370 athletes to compete in a wide variety of sports over the next two weeks.

On this page, you can find all the updated information on Canada’s medal wins, what happened today in the games for Canada and what you can expect to see tomorrow from Canadian athletes.

Olympic Day 1: Saturday July 24
China won the first Gold medal of the Olympic games in the 10m Air Rifle event and Canada qualified 3rd for the 4x100m Women’s Freestyle Relay in swimming, an event they won bronze in 2016. The final will be held on Day 2.

Who competed Saturday:
Badminton
Men’s: Jason Ho-Shue & Nyl Yakura (Doubles) – Lost first match in Group Stages

Women’s: Rachel Honderich & Kristen Tsai (Doubles) – Lost first match in Group stages

Mixed: Joshua Hurlburt-Yu and Josephine Wu (Doubles) – Lost first match in Group stages

Beach Volleyball
Women’s:
Sarah Pavan & Melissa Humana-Parede – Won first match 2-0 in Group stages

Heather Bansley & Brandie Wilkerso – Lost first match 2-1 in Group stages

Boxing
Men’s: Wyatt Sanford (Welterweight) – Lost 5-0 in the round of 32

Cycling Road
Men’s: Michael Woods – Placed 5th in the MEDAL EVENT

Fencing
Men’s: Shaul Gordon (Sabre Individual) – Eliminated in Round of 32

Field Hockey
Men’s: Canada vs. Germany – Lost 7-1 in first match of Group stages

Rowing
Men’s:
Trevor Jones (Single Sculls) – Finished 1st in Heat 4, Qualified

Kai Langerfeld and Conlin McCabe (Pairs) – Finished 3rd in Heat 3, Qualified for Semi-Final
Maxwell Lattimer and Patrick Keane

(Lightweight Double Sculls) – Finished 3rd in Heat 2, Qualified for Repechage

Will Crothers, Jakub Buczek, Gavin Stone, and Luke Gadson (Fours) – Finished 5th in Heat 2, Qualified For Repechage

Women’s:
Carling Zeeman (Single Sculls) – Finished 2nd in Heat 5, Qualified

Jessica Zevick and Gabrielle Smith (Double Sculls) – Finished 2nd in Heat 2, Qualified for Semi-Final

Caileigh Filmer and Hillary Janssens (Pairs) – Finished 1st in Heat 1, Qualified for Semi-Final

Jennifer Casson and Jill Moffat (Lightweight Double Sculls) – Finished 2nd in Heat 2, Qualified for Semi-Final

Stephanie Grauer, Nicole Hare, Jennifer Martins, Kristina Walker (Fours) – Finished 3rd in Heat 1, Qualified For Repechage

Canada (Eights) – Finished 2nd in Heat 1, Qualified For Repechage

Soccer
Women’s: Canada vs. Chile – Won 2-1 in 2nd match of Group stages

Softball
Women’s: Canada vs. Australia – Won 7-1 in 3rd match of Group stages

Swimming
Women’s:
Maggie MacNeil (100m Butterfly) – Finished 5th in Heats, Qualified for Semi-Final

Katerine Savard (100m Butterfly) – Finished 11th in Heats, Qualified for Semi-Final

Penny Oleksiak, Taylor Ruck, Rebecca Smith, Kayla Sanchez, Katerine Savard(4x100m Freestyle Relay) – Placed 3rd in Heats,
Qualified for Final

Table Tennis
Men’s: Jeremy Hazin(Singles)

Women’s: Mo Zhang (Singles)

Mixed: Eugene Wang, Mo Zhang (Doubles) – Eliminated in Round of 16

Tennis
Women’s:
Leylah Fernandez (Singles) – Advanced to Round 2

Gabriela Dabrowski & Sharon Fichman (Doubles) – Eliminated in Group of 32

Taekwondo
Women’s: Yvette Yong (49kg) – Eliminated in Group of 16 MEDAL EVENT

Volleyball
Men’s: Canada vs. Italy – Lost 3-2 in first match of Group stages

Waterpolo
Women’s: Canada vs. Australia – Lost 8-5 in first match of Group stages

Who is competing Sunday:
Artistic Gymnastics
Women’s: Ellie Black, Brooklyn Moors, Shallon Olsen, Ava Stewart

Badminton
Men’s: Brian Yang (Singles), Jason Ho-Shue (Doubles), Nyl Yakura (Doubles)

Women’s: Michelle Li (Singles), Rachel Honderich (Doubles), Kristen Tsai (Doubles)

Mixed: Joshua Hurlburt-Yu and Josephine Wu (Doubles)

Beach Volleyball
Women’s: Sarah Pavan & Melissa

Humana-Parede, Heather Bansley & Brandie Wilkerson

Boxing
Women’s: Mandy Bujold (Flyweight), Tammara Thibeault (Middleweight)

Canoe Slalom
Men’s: Cameron Smedley
Women’s: Florence Maheu

Cycling Road
Women’s: Leah Kirchmann, Karol-Ann Canuel, Alison Jackson (Road Race) MEDAL EVENT

Diving
Women’s: Jennifer Abel & Mélissa Citrini-Beaulieu (Synchro 3m Springboard) MEDAL EVENT

Equestrian
Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu and All In, Lindsay Kellock and Sebastien, Chris Von Martels and Eclip (Dressage)

Fencing
Women’s: Eleanor Harvey, Kelleigh Ryan, Jessica Guo (Foil Individual) MEDAL EVENT

Men’s: Marc-Antoine Blais-Bélanger (Epee Individual) MEDAL EVENT

Judo
Women’s: Ecaterina Guica (52kg) MEDAL EVENT

Rowing
Men’s: Trevor Jones (Single Sculls), Maxwell Lattimer and Patrick Keane (Lightweight Double Sculls), Will Crothers, Jakub Buczek, Gavin Stone, and Luke Gadson (Fours)

Women’s: Carling Zeeman (Single Sculls), Jessica Zevick and Gabrielle Smith (Double Sculls), Jennifer Casson and Jill Moffat (Lightweight Double Sculls), Stephanie Grauer, Nicole Hare, Jennifer Martins, Kristina Walker (Fours)

Sailing
Women’s: Nikola Girke (RS:X), Sarah Douglas (Laser Radial Women)

Shooting
Women’s: Lynda Kiejko (10m Air Pistol) MEDAL EVENT

Skateboarding
Men’s: Matt Berger, Micky Papa (Street) MEDAL EVENT

Softball
Women’s: Canada vs. Japan

Swimming
Women’s: Penny Oleksiak, Katerine Savard Taylor Ruck, Rebecca Smith, Kayla Sanchez (4x100m Freestyle Relay) MEDAL EVENT, Maggie MacNeil (100m Fly), Katerine Savard (100m Fly), Kylie Masse (100m Backstroke), Kelsey Wog (100m Breaststroke), Summer McInstosh (400m Freestyle)

Men’s: Markus Thormeyer (100m Backstroke), Cole Pratt (100m Backstroke), Canada (4x100m Freestyle Relay)

Table Tennis
Men’s: Jeremy Hazin(Singles)
Women’s: Mo Zhang (Singles)
Mixed: Eugene Wang, Mo Zhang (Doubles)

Tennis
Men’s: Félix Auger-Aliassime (Singles)
Women’s: Leylah Fernandez (Singles)

Taekwondo
Women’s: Skylar Park (57kg) MEDAL EVENT
Olympic Day 0: Friday, July 23

The Opening Ceremonies were held today in front of a mostly spectator-free crowd and reduced teams due to earlier competitions and the risk of COVID-19.

Who competed Friday:
Archery
Women’s: Stephanie Barrett – Finished 46th

Rowing
Women’s:
Gabrielle Smith and Jessica Sevick – Finished 2nd in Heat 2, Qualified for Semi-Final
Carling Zeeman – Finished 2nd in Heat 5, Qualified
Men’s:
Trevor Jones – Finished 1st in Heat 4, Qualified
Who is competing Saturday:
Artistic Gymnastics
Men’s: René Cournoyer

Badminton
Men’s: Brian Yang (Singles), Jason Ho-Shue (Doubles), Nyl Yakura (Doubles)
Women’s: Michelle Li (Singles), Rachel Honderich (Doubles), Kristen Tsai (Doubles)
Mixed: Joshua Hurlburt-Yu and Josephine Wu (Doubles)

Beach Volleyball
Women’s: Sarah Pavan & Melissa Humana-Parede, Heather Bansley & Brandie Wilkerso

Boxing
Men’s: Wyatt Sanford (Welterweight)
Women’s: Caroline Veyre (Featherweight), Myriam Da Silva Rondeau (Welterweight)

Cycling Road
Michael Woods, Hugo Houle, Guillaume Boivin (Road Race) MEDAL EVENT

Equestrian
Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu and All In, Lindsay Kellock and Sebastien, Chris Von Martels and Eclip (Dressage)

Fencing
Men’s: Shaul Gordon (Sabre Individual)
Field Hockey
Men’s: Canada vs. Germany

Rowing
Men’s: Trevor Jones (Single Sculls), Kai Langerfeld and Conlin McCabe (Pairs), Maxwell Lattimer and Patrick Keane (Lightweight Double Sculls), Will Crothers, Jakub Buczek, Gavin Stone, and Luke Gadson (Fours)
Women’s: Carling Zeeman (Single Sculls), Jessica Zevick and Gabrielle Smith (Double Sculls), Caileigh Filmer and Hillary Janssens (Pairs), Jennifer Casson and Jill Moffat (Lightweight Double Sculls), Stephanie Grauer, Nicole Hare, Jennifer Martins, Kristina Walker (Fours), Canada (Eights)
Soccer
Women’s: Canada vs. Chile
Softball
Women’s: Canada vs. Australia

Swimming
Women’s: Maggie MacNeil (100m Butterfly), Katerine Savard (100m Butterfly, 4x100m Freestyle Relay), Penny Oleksiak, Taylor Ruck, Rebecca Smith, Kayla Sanchez (4x100m Freestyle Relay), Sydney Pickrem, Tessa Cieplucha (400m Individual Medley)
Men’s: Gabe Mastromatteo (100m Breaststroke)

Table Tennis
Men’s: Jeremy Hazin(Singles)
Women’s: Mo Zhang (Singles)
Mixed: Eugene Wang, Mo Zhang (Doubles)

Tennis
Men’s: Félix Auger-Aliassime (Singles)
Women’s: Leylah Fernandez (Singles) Gabriela Dabrowski & Sharon Fichman (Doubles)

Taekwondo
Women’s: Yvette Yong (49kg) MEDAL EVENT
Volleyball
Waterpolo
Women’s: Canada vs. Australia

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