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Gracie Abrams has confirmed the European leg of her The Secret Of Us Tour – including The O2 in London

Gracie Abrams has introduced the European leg of her The Secret of Us Tour, set to start in February 2025.

The GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter will embark on an 18-date journey throughout main European cities, beginning in Madrid on ninth February and concluding in Glasgow on twelfth March.

The brand new dates observe Abrams’ sold-out North American tour, with the run in help of her just-released second album ‘The Secret of Us’.

Tickets for the European tour will go on sale from nineteenth July.

FEBRUARY 2025
9 Palacio Vistalegre, Madrid, Spain
11 MEO Area, Lisbon, Portugal
15 Porsche Area, Stuttgart, Germany
17 Ziggo Dome, Amsterdam, Netherlands
19 Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany
21 Mitsubishi Electrical Halle, Dusseldorf, Germany
22 Velodrom, Berlin, Germany
24 The Corridor, Zurich, Switzerland
25 ALCATRAZ, Milan, Italy
27 Accor Area, Paris, France
28 Forest Nationwide, Brussels, Belgium

MARCH 2025
3 Motorpoint Area, Nottingham, UK
4 First Direct Area, Leeds, UK
6 The O2, London, UK
7 Co-op Reside, Manchester, UK
8 Utilita Area Cardiff, Cardiff, UK
10 3Arena, Dublin, Eire
12 OVO Hydro, Glasgow, UK

Gracie Abrams announces European leg of her headlining tour

Immediately, GRAMMY®-nominated singer-songwriter, Gracie Abrams, declares her upcoming European leg of her headlining tour, The Secret of Us Tour. Produced by Stay Nation, the 18-date run kicks off February 9 in Madrid and can hit main European cities together with reveals in, Nottingham, London, Manchester, Cardiff and Dublin earlier than wrapping in Glasgow on March twelfth. See beneath for full routing.

Followers who pre-ordered the brand new album on her official retailer will get the prospect to purchase tickets throughout a presale that begins Wednesday, July 17 at 10am native time. Followers also can join right here to entry the artist mailing record presale starting on Wednesday 17th July at 2pm native time. Normal on sale begins on Friday 19th July at 10am native time atgracieabrams.com

The European dates observe Gracie’s sold-out North American dates, which is able to kick off 5th September in Portland, OR. Not solely did Gracie promote out her North American leg, however she additionally added 5 dates throughout the tour resulting from unbelievable demand together with two extra reveals at Radio Metropolis Music Corridor in New York Metropolis and The Greek Theater in Los Angeles, for an iconic three night time run in each cities.

The tour is in assist of Gracie’s sophomore album, The Secret of Us, which marked Gracie’s first ever #1 within the UK. The album additionally went #1 in Australia and the Netherlands and climbed to #2 on the Billboard 200. With over 280 million world streams thus far, The Secret of Us debuted within the high 5 in 9 international locations together with New Zealand, Germany, Eire, Belgium, Canada, and Switzerland making it Gracie’s finest performing album. Upon launch, the album was met with vital acclaim together with a four-star assessment from Rolling Stone. Take heed to The Secret of Us right here.

The Secret of Us contains fan favourite single “Shut To You” which earned Gracie her first solo debut on the Billboard Scorching 100 coming into the chart at #49. The one amassed a formidable three million streams in sooner or later on Spotify alone and marked her first time coming into the Spotify International Chart.

Following North American dates of The Secret of Us Tour, Gracie will rejoin Taylor Swift on the extremely acclaimed Eras Tour as direct assist for the second North American leg. She not too long ago made a shock look on the Eras Tour to carry out their track “us” with Taylor at Wembley Stadium. Final yr, Gracie joined Taylor for 30+ reveals throughout the U.S. earlier than performing a restricted run of sold-out acoustic reveals with Aaron Dessner in NYC, Nashville and LA.

The Secret of Us 2025 European Routing

Solar, Feb ninth Madrid, Spain Palacio Vistalegre
Tues, Feb eleventh Lisbon, Portugal MEO Area
Sat, Feb fifteenth Stuttgart, Germany Porsche Area
Mon, Feb seventeenth Amsterdam, Netherlands Ziggo Dome
Wed, Feb nineteenth Hamburg, Germany Sporthalle Hamburg
Fri, Feb twenty first Dusseldorf, Germany Mitsubishi Electrical Halle
Sat, Feb twenty second Berlin, Germany Velodrom
Mon, Feb twenty fourth Zurich, Switzerland The Corridor
Tues, Feb twenty fifth Milan, Italy ALCATRAZ
Thurs, Feb twenty seventh Paris, France Accor Area
Fri, Feb twenty eighth Brussels, Belgium Forest Nationwide
Mon, Mar third Nottingham, UK Motorpoint Area
Tues, Mar 4th Leeds, UK First Direct Area
Thurs, Mar sixth London, UK The O2
Fri, Mar seventh Manchester, UK Co-op Stay
Sat, Mar eighth Cardiff, UK Utilita Area Cardiff
Mon, Mar tenth Dublin, Eire 3Arena
Wed, March twelfth Glasgow, UK OVO Hydro

ABOUT GRACIE ABRAMS
Since making her debut in 2019, Gracie Abrams has emerged as one of the vital compelling singer-songwriters of her technology, incomes the admiration of such like-minded artists as Taylor Swift, Lorde, Billie Eilish, and Olivia Rodrigo and most not too long ago, she earned the extremely coveted nomination for Finest New Artist for the 66th Annual GRAMMY Awards.  A consummate songwriter who names Joni Mitchell as her most formative affect, she penned her first track at age eight, then went on to amass a faithful following on the energy of her emotionally intimate lyrics and DIY sensibilities. As her profile rose, Abrams was named an artist to observe by style making shops like Pigeons & Planes, Fader, and i-D, along with being topped one in all seven breakout feminine musicians by Vogue UK. With the arrival of her debut mission minor in summer season 2020, she obtained glowing evaluations from the likes of NME, who praised her “painfully trustworthy tales of heartbreak draped in delicate melodies that carry way more intrigue than the same old run-of-the-mill singer-songwriter.” Govt-produced by Blake Slatkin — and likewise made with main producers like Joel Little and benny blanco – the seven-song effort options her beloved singles “21,” “I miss you, I’m sorry,” and “Lengthy Sleeves.” In November 2021, Abrams returned with This Is What It Feels Like, a 12-track mission exploring such advanced emotional experiences as self-betrayal, insecurity, and failed makes an attempt at connection. Quickly after finishing her sold-out North American headline tour for This Is What It Feels Like, she set to work on her debut album. Abrams kicked off 2022 with a headline tour of North America adopted by a assist slot on Olivia Rodrigo’s tour and reconnected with Dessner to launch two songs “Block me out” and “Troublesome.” In 2023, Abrams launched her extremely anticipated debut album, Good Riddance, on February 24, adopted by a North American headline tour that offered out in underneath one hour. Gracie toured with Taylor Swift because the opening on choose dates of her blockbuster Eras Tour and can proceed as direct assist when the Eras Tour returns to North America later this yr.

Chicago tornadoes: At least 11 tornadoes, including 2 in city, hit Chicago region; Laura Nagel killed inside Cedar Lake home

CHICAGO (WLS) — A lady was killed as robust storms created a minimum of 11 tornadoes and induced widespread harm throughout northern Illinois and northwest Indiana Monday night time.

Aa 44-year-old girl was killed inside her Cedar Lake residence when a tree fell on prime of it, the Lake County, Indiana coroner’s workplace stated. She has been recognized as Laura Nagel.

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ABC7 Chicago Meteorologist Cheryl Scott stated a derecho, or a widespread, long-lived wind storm, hit the Chicago space. Derechos have a wind harm swath of greater than 240 miles with wind gusts of a minimum of 58 mph.

Roughly 14 twister warnings have been issued within the Chicago space late final night time, with the potential of 10 twister touchdowns on the similar time, Scott stated.

The Nationwide Climate Service stated preliminary info reveals a minimum of eight tornadoes hit the Chicago space on Monday night time, together with:

  • EF-1 twister from Channahon to Matteson
  • EF-1 twister from Yorkville to Naperville
  • EF-1 twister on the Close to West Aspect of Chicago to the far western parts of the Loop
  • EF-1 twister from Chicago Garden to West Englewood
  • EF-1 twister from Cedar Lake to Crown Level
  • EF-0 twister in Justice and Bridgeview
  • EF-0 twister from Crest Hill to Lockport
  • EF-0 twister from Sugar Grove to North Aurora

Two confirmed tornadoes touched down within the metropolis on Sunday. The NWS doesn’t have any earlier documentation of two tornadoes touching down within the Chicago metropolis limits space on back-to-back days.

Six Chicago-area tornadoes have been confirmed on Sunday, together with:

  • EF-0 twister in Elburn
  • EF-0 twister in St. Charles
  • EF-0 twister from La Grange to Cicero
  • EF-0 twister from Halfway to Bronzeville
  • EF-0 twister from Englewood to Jackson Park

NWS is dispatching groups throughout the world to survey the harm from Monday night time, which can take a number of days. There are 29 totally different paths of injury, with some from tornadoes and others from robust, excessive winds, Scott stated.

Nationwide Climate Service meteorologist Kevin Doom provides an replace on the highly effective storms that moved via the Chicago space, sparking a number of twister warnings.

NWS workers in Romeoville wanted to shelter in place at their workplace due to a twister warning.

“We now have a fortified twister shelter right here, fortunately, however we did see a fairly good space of rotation that was heading for the workplace after which certain sufficient it handed simply close by,” NWS meteorologist Kevin Doom stated.

Doom stated they’re trying round two dozen potential areas the place a twister might have touched down primarily based on radar information.

Tree smashes into NW Indiana residence, killing girl

Laura Nagel, 44, was killed when a tree fell onto her Cedar Lake residence Monday night time, officers stated.

Officers stated it was an enormous tree limb killed 44-year-old Laura Nagel when it fell proper on prime of a home close to 141st and Lauerman, puncturing via the roof.

“It was one thing I’ve by no means seen earlier than,” Haley Urbani, who lives subsequent door, stated. “The sky was lit up for seconds at a time and the wind was simply actually selecting up and it was getting actually scary and I knew that one thing dangerous was going to occur.”

Haley Urbani was watching the storm from her entrance porch when she noticed the big department snap from this tree.

“It was horrible, simply the sound of it,” Urbani stated. “It was actually horrible. I felt so dangerous for them in that second. I do know them properly sufficient, so it was unhappy.”

She stated she instantly knew, one thing horrible had occurred.

“I really feel like in my coronary heart I knew that one thing occurred after I noticed that tree fall,” Urbani stated. “First responders pulled up possibly 10 minutes later. They did wonderful. I watched them work and it was pouring rain.”

The Cedar Lake Public Works superintendent stated Nagel was on her mattress when the tree got here piercing via the roof, smashing her, the mattress and mattress body all the way in which right down to the ground. She was killed immediately.

“We discovered that the tree had pinned a feminine to the mattress. It was a chaotic scene, frantically tried to do what we may,” stated Cedar Lake Hearth Division Chief Todd Wilkening.

A co-worker instructed ABC7 Nagel was an X-ray technician at Lakeshore Bone & Joint Institute. Nagel’s co-worker stated the sufferer had labored there for a few years and described her as very loving, saying everybody related along with her.

The NWS later confirmed that an EF-1 twister tore via Cedar Lake to Crown Level.

The house was taped off as Cedar Lake police examine. Two different folks, a baby and an grownup, have been inside the house and weren’t injured, police stated.

This tragedy occurred shortly after 10 p.m. When the heavy winds and storm blew via, it took down a number of bushes within the space with it.

Different structural harm was reported at a number of houses and buildings throughout northwest Indiana.

“Simply hug your family members and inform them you like them since you by no means know,” Urbani stated.

In Valparaiso, lots of the harm impacting folks’s yards creating an enormous mess. However amazingly, metropolis officers stated, they don’t have any stories of accidents.

Large bushes fell over close to Chicago Avenue.

One tree’s whole root system ripped up an enormous chunk of turf. The silver lining is that it missed a pair’s residence by a matter of toes.

Jo Ellen and Artwork Raby say they did not even hear the tree fall, they suppose, as a result of it occurred so slowly.

“Oh we’re simply grateful. We’re grateful,” stated. “We have been in our front room, watching the Channel 7 information for the climate, and our buddies from behind us have been banging on the door, telling us that our tree got here down.”

Others inside a block of Chicago Avenue in Valparaiso have been coping with a myriad of injury, starting from bushes on houses and vehicles to energy strains draped throughout yards.

“I heard simply on the facet of my home, similar to, ‘ba-boom!’ and I heard the home shake,” stated Valparaiso resident Roseann Ulanowski.

Ulanowski says she’s undecided if it was a lightning strike, a blown transformer or probably even a twister.

“I believed I in all probability ought to go for canopy, as a result of I had not seen or felt something in my life,” Ulanowski stated.

Valparaiso crews began the clean-up at 3 a.m., and contractors anticipate to be working below the quilt of darkness Tuesday night time.

“This is without doubt one of the worst storms I’ve seen. I have been doing tree work my complete life,” stated Edmonds Tree Consultants Proprietor Chris Edmonds.

Storm injures 2 in unincorporated Shorewood

NWS hasn’t confirmed it was a twister, however the storm packed robust winds that almost leveled a house and despatched the owners to the hospital.

In unincorporated Shorewood, the storm ripped the roof off of 1 residence, the place two folks have been injured. Neighbors who spoke with the victims’ household stated they’re being saved within the hospital for commentary.

Resident Tom Petrizzo and his household started cleansing up after weathering what they stated was a twister that tore although their neighborhood.

The house he simply completed placing a brand new roof on final month was one of many hardest hit on Canterbury Lane.

“It simply hit so quick all the things was horizontal coming at me as I stood within the window and I simply yelled to the household get down get down get within the crawl,” Petrizzo stated.

NWS hasn’t confirmed it was a twister, however the storm packed robust winds that almost leveled a house and despatched the owners to the hospital.

Christina Spiros lives 4 homes down and lived via a Plainfield twister.

“I’ve talked to their son as we speak and he stated they’re doing OK,” Spiros stated. “They really simply texted him a bunch of stuff they need for him to take to the hospital.”

Officers stated the storm left harm all around the southwest suburb.

ComEd was working in Oakwood Drive and Route 59 on securing a dwell wire on the street.

Public works crews from Troy Township started their efforts Monday night time, returning early Tuesday morning to complete the clean-up.

“We’ll be right here in all probability, we’ll be doing this all week throughout the township however his is the toughest hit space,” Troy Township Freeway Commissioner Tom Ward stated.

Nonetheless, the neighborhood reveals a spirit of group regardless of what they could have misplaced.

“Timber down, we’ve a tree in our yard, a trampoline in our again yard, however everyone seems to be secure,” neighborhood resident Susan Kniffen stated.

On account of the storms , Chicago’s Metropolitan Water Reclamation District is telling residents to restrict water use.

The company issued an Overflow Motion Day alert. Which means water needs to be used for under “absolute requirements.”

A whole lot of 1000’s impacted by energy outages; ComEd expects most clients may have energy by Friday night time

ComEd stated widespread harm from Monday night time’s line of storms that tore via the Chicago space impacted each a part of its service territory.

ComEd says the facility outages are primarily as a result of robust winds that induced bushes to fall on wires.

ComEd stated widespread harm from Monday night time’s line of storms that tore via the Chicago space impacted each a part of its service territory.

ComEd stated 133,663 clients have been with out energy as of 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. Firm officers stated they anticipate energy to be restored for 99% of consumers by Friday night.

“Within the quick aftermath of the storm, some 430,000 ComEd clients skilled outages,” stated Gil Quinones with ComEd.

ComEd officers stated half of these affected have their energy again as of 4 p.m. Monday. They anticipate 80% of consumers to have their energy by Wednesday night time.

Woodlawn resident Louis Reed, who misplaced his energy Monday night time, has been making the most of a breeze outdoors and a sport of dominos to move the time till his energy is restored.

And ready is all Abdeel Bedeeh can do. He works on the Twin Spot on the nook of 63rd and Vernon. It misplaced energy Monday night time whereas it was full of consumers.

“It has been round possibly 18 hours. The lights are off, and we do not know what we’ll do about it,” Bedeeh stated.

The shop is open, however he’s sitting at nighttime.

Com Ed says greater than 3,000 utility staff are concerned within the efforts to revive energy, lots of these coming from throughout the nation help.

“That is the third day in a row the place we’re responding to main storms,” stated Dave Perez with ComEd.

ComEd stated for the reason that final incident of this dimension in 2020, the corporate made investments in infrastructure, which helped to ensure the outage this time round wasn’t worse than it may have been.

South suburban portion of I-55 could possibly be shut down for 3 days

Downed bushes and energy strains have led crews to close down Interstate 55 between U.S. 6 and River Highway in Channahon.

Downed bushes and energy strains have led crews to close down Interstate 55 between U.S. 6 and River Highway in Channahon.

“Havoc. Havoc. It is simply actual dangerous, as a result of in the event you do not pass over early sufficient, you are going to be late attending to work,” stated driver James Harris.

Illinois State Police stated a number of autos have been entangled in downed energy strains. One individual needed to be transported to an space hospital with accidents, police stated.

The view from Chopper 7 captured the magnitude of the harm there. The winds that swept via Channahon, apparently in a comparatively slender band Monday night time, overturned a number of semis.

“And in some circumstances, the trailers that we noticed within the aerial photographs have been loaded, in order that’s upwards of fifty,000 kilos, and it picked them up prefer it was a toy,” stated Hoffman Transportation Govt Vice President Jordan Hoffman.

Alongside I-55, the constructing for logistics firm Hoffman Transportation suffered critical harm. It brand-new roof, put in final Friday, was blown off.

The confirmed Channahon twister toppled two transmission towers. Quite a few high-tension, high-power ComEd electrical energy strains have been ripped down, now stretching throughout the roads, together with I-55.

“We had 10 tornados, damaged tree limbs, down energy strains,” stated ComEd Vice President Neena Hemmady. “The impression is huge. The quantity of labor that it takes to get these again up and working is huge.”

This Exxonmobil Refinery is now with out energy, compelled to flare a few of its product as a precaution.

“And there is not any hurt to the general public. We have been involved with the EPA relating to all of this, and so they don’t have any points with the flaring course of,” stated Will County Emergency Administration Company Director Allison Anderson.

ComEd has introduced in reinforcements, together with some 1,400 workers from across the nation and round 300 from Canada. They’ve restored most of the greater than 400,000 clients with out energy, however this case in Channahon will probably take a minimum of one other full day and night time. That is due, partially, to the heavy present these strains carry.

Within the meantime, the closure of I-55 has inconvenienced numerous folks, from drivers to these anticipating commerce to be delivered to and from the Chicago space. Driver Derrick Scott, who ship these items, is unable to maneuver his truck out of the car parking zone Tuesday night.

“I am an proprietor/operator, so for on daily basis my truck sits, I lose cash. So proper now, I am panicking a bit bit,” Scott stated.

The I-55 closure may have world implications. Simply east is a essential trucking and logistics hub and one of many largest inland ports, and the vans that transport merchandise and uncooked supplies at the moment are delayed.

However wind and twister harm just isn’t the one difficulty for folks making an attempt to get from place to put after Monday night time’s extreme climate.

Metra Spokesperson Meg Reille stated as a result of flooding and no energy, the College Park Metra station will probably be closed Wednesday. The pedestrian tunnel is flooded and the power would not have any energy.

They made due Tuesday with police escorting folks throughout the road as a substitute of utilizing the tunnel.

Metropolis obtained almost 7,000 requires service in two days

Chicago’s 3-1-1 service heart obtained 6,939 calls associated to the storms from Sunday to Monday.

These are the reported calls as of 11 a.m. in accordance with Chicago’s Workplace of Emergency Administration & Communications:

  • 2,544 for tree particles
  • 3,421 for tree emergency
  • 122 for water in basement
  • 228 for water on road
  • 293 for wire down
  • 144 for road gentle pole harm complaints
  • 187 for visitors sign out complaints

Clear-up underway throughout Chicago space

From the suburbs to town, there was widespread harm.

In a suburban group close to O’Hare Airport, folks dwell with the intrusion of jet engines each minute of on daily basis.

However what occurred Monday night time was disconcerting, even for longtime residents.

Schiller Park resident Lindsey Borias has been hit by storms earlier than, however nothing like this. The sound of jets was changed by village sirens as the facility went out.

There have been stories of a potential twister close to the airport.

A potential twister was caught on digital camera close to O’Hare Airport Monday night time. ABC7 Chicago meteorologists weigh in.

“Slightly nerve-racking, as a result of we’ve two children, as a result of we’ve two canine, and we have not had energy since,” Borias stated.

A tree dangled splintered behind her residence with energy strains additionally draped over her yard Tuesday.

ComEd says Borias is on an “escalated” record to get service, and she or he is fearful about all of the meals she purchased Monday night time to experience out the storm spoiling.

“Extraordinarily harmful, and like, I’m looking for a resort that can take my canine, too, as a result of I can not depart them in 82-degree home by themselves. Tt’s nerve-wracking,” Borias stated.

Remaining inside with two youngsters just isn’t an choice for this working mother, with hovering temperatures and particular noise abating home windows that won’t open.

“I’m grateful that we’re secure, however it’s sizzling. It’s depressing,” Borias stated.

Borias stated the village was superb about selecting up particles within the storm’s aftermath, however extra assist is required tonight 24 hours after the storm.

In the meantime, the Village of Norridge made fast work of selecting up downed limbs and branches Tuesday morning and eradicating a tree off of Milo Grcic’s residence.

Individuals in Norridge woke as much as a large number after storms downed limbs and branches Monday night time.

“We noticed branches began coming down and that is after I despatched my spouse, and my mom in regulation and the youngsters within the basement after which simply as they went within the basement, I heard the thud,” Grcic stated.

Neighbors stated at round 9:30 p.m., the storm got here via sending folks into their basements to take cowl.

“There was instances the place I imply the winds shifted from left to proper after which it was blowing at our home,” resident John Bulat stated. “We took cowl. oh yeah. After all completely.”

Components of Norridge are usually not removed from O’Hare, both.

Video from Polk and Ashland reveals a giant uprooted tree on prime of a automobile which was smashed a road gentle was bent like a straw and left splintered on the street.

The Chicago Hearth Division stated they’ve responded to a number of calls about porch collapses and downed bushes Monday night time. No accidents have been reported from these incidents, however CFD stated bushes are down on a lot of the block at seventieth and Campbell.

At 820 North Pulaski in Chicago, a constructing collapsed. CFD stated a tree fell on a automobile in Austin and one individual was transported to a hospital with a critical head damage.

Frank Bragioli in Norridge cannot consider the energy of the storm.

“We by no means had this round right here and the airport,” he stated. “Often it is blocked in however yeah it was fairly wild.”

Exterior of our space, intensive rain on Monday and Tuesday ran excessive of a dam and flooded downstream, which compelled the evacuation of residents in Nashville, Illinois, stated Alex Haglund, a spokesperson for the Washington County Sheriff’s Workplace. Officers now say the state of affairs is below management.

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TikTok star ‘Bella Brave’ passes away at 10 years old

One in every of Saskatchewan’s hottest and largest success tales has died on the age of 10.

Bella Thomson, who was recognized by Bella Courageous on social media, was born with a number of uncommon well being circumstances.

Documenting her life and well being journey, Bella advised her story to tens of millions of followers on TikTok with the assistance of her mom Kyla Thomson.

The woman from Swift Present, Sask., was born with dwarfism, no immune system, and different well being problems that despatched her out and in of hospital for a few years.

In late 2023, Bella acquired a life-saving bowel transplant and spent 4 months recovering in hospital.


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Bella handed away on July 14, after being put in a medically induced coma at SickKids hospital in Toronto final week.

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“Please maintain her identify in your lips, her recollections alive and her bravery in your hearts,” a put up to Bella’s Instagram account reads. “Please share with us each element of how she touched your life or stored you courageous.”

In Might, Bella was taken to Saskatoon’s Jim Pattison Youngsters’s Hospital. She was later flown to Toronto after coping with nightly fevers and was placed on oxygen for over a month. She was then transferred to the Intensive Care Unit on the finish of June.

“Bella would need you to recollect; God is love, be courageous and you’re by no means too previous to convey a stuffy,” the put up concluded.

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Sask. TikTok star Bella Brave passes away at age 10

She “left her legacy right here on earth to bop on streets of gold,” her mom posted on Instagram.

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A younger Saskatchewan lady who captured the hearts and a spotlight of individuals all over the world by means of social media “left her legacy right here on earth,” says her mom, Kyla Thomson.

Bella Thomson, the 10-year-old lady from Swift Present recognized on TikTok as Bella Courageous, died Sunday after a life-long battle with a number of uncommon well being situations.

Bella was born with Hirschsprung’s illness, which impacts the big gut, and later identified as properly with dwarfism and a extreme mixed immunodeficiency.

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“Bella died peacefully in our arms,” Kyla wrote on Instagram.

“Please hold her identify in your lips, her recollections alive and her bravery in your hearts.”

Bella’s social media presence began as a Fb web page to maintain household and pals conscious and updated on her well being issues. It was additionally meant to showcase her character past simply her medical struggles.

She additionally wished to coach individuals, Kyla stated; Bella’s situations have been so uncommon, she didn’t need her daughter to have to clarify herself again and again when she was out on the planet.

The extra Kyla and husband Lyle shared on Fb, after which TikTok, the extra uplifting messages they obtained in response. They felt it was a chance to assist and encourage others dealing with comparable challenges.

The Bella Courageous TikTok account has greater than seven million followers.

Collectively, Lyle and Kyla got here up with the Bella Courageous nickname. They shared movies of her in hospital rooms and receiving remedy and care, but in addition uplifting movies of her round their house, goofing round, being a child alongside her brother Waylon, dancing and singing pop songs.

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Her positivity and messaging touched individuals far and huge, together with a number of celebrities. She obtained a care bundle from pop celebrity Halsey; Ryan Reynolds and Lizzo interacted on-line; hockey legend and Saskatchewan native Hayley Wickenheiser reached out.

“It began with Bella and I having enjoyable,” Kyla stated in an interview final yr. “I didn’t wish to share my worry together with her. I wished her to stay assured. It helped me be taught her bravery.”

The three medical problems Bella confronted have been uncommon individually, not to mention for one individual. With Hirschsprung’s illness, found instantly after a traditional being pregnant, the gut lacks the nerves required to maneuver digested meals alongside.

Bella was unable to cross stool, and was vomiting so badly she wanted surgical procedure at three days previous. That was the primary of greater than 30 surgical procedures in her lifetime, as she and her household recurrently spent weeks and months in hospitals in Saskatoon, Calgary and Toronto.

She was additionally identified with a type of dwarfism, and underwent surgical procedures due to structural improvement issues in her proper hand. It will definitely grew to become clear that Bella additionally successfully had no immune system.

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Final summer season, she underwent a life-saving bowel transplant and spent months in hospital recovering. In latest weeks, nonetheless, she was again in Saskatoon hospital and was later flown to The Hospital for Sick Kids (SickKids) in Toronto.

Final week, medical doctors advised the household there had been a fast deterioration of her lungs, the household stated. Bella was positioned in a medically-induced coma.

Kyla stated on Instagram that she and Lyle “braced for laborious information and sobbed because it hit us.” She stated the “better of the perfect” medical doctors “have been telling us it regarded actually unhealthy.”

On Sunday at 4:19 p.m., she “left her legacy right here on earth to bop on streets of gold,” Kyla wrote.

“Bella would need you to recollect: God is love, be courageous and you’re by no means too previous to carry a stuffy.”

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Tornadoes race through Chicago area as severe storms slam Illinois

CHICAGO — A line of extreme storms with embedded tornadoes raced via northern Illinois, together with the Chicagoland space, on Monday night. The storms additionally produced hurricane-force wind gusts because the nocturnal tornadoes tracked via Chicago.

Quite a few tornadoes have been reported throughout northern Illinois and the Chicago suburbs. Forecasters stated they have been monitoring greater than a dozen warnings at a time because the storms raced throughout the area. 

Three-hour radar loop. Warning containers are coloration coded as: Extreme Thunderstorm Warnings in yellow, Twister Warnings in crimson, Twister Warnings with a confirmed twister in purple, Flash Flood Warnings in inexperienced and Flash Flood Emergencies in pink.
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A line of extreme storms continues to barrel throughout the Midwest, triggering quite a few Extreme Thunderstorm Warnings inside its path. 

Storms are packing hurricane-force winds as they transfer throughout the Midwest. Wind gusts of 70-90 mph have been felt throughout northern Illinois, with a report of a 75 mph wind gust at Chicago O’Hare.

All through the late night hours, quite a few Twister Warnings have been issued throughout northern Illinois, together with downtown Chicago. 

These are the energetic extreme climate watches in impact.
(FOX Climate)

 

Twister Warning issued for Chicago

The Nationwide Climate Service issued a Twister Warning for Cook dinner County, which included downtown Chicago, round 9:15 p.m. The tornado-warned storm had a historical past of manufacturing radar-indicated tornadoes because it sped throughout the suburbs. 

Because the tornado-warned storm superior eastward, a twister was noticed at Chicago O’Hare Airport, and the NWS Chicago stated energy flashes have been seen at Chicago Halfway Airport as a consequence of a potential twister.

The SPC positioned almost 11 million individuals throughout southern Wisconsin, jap Iowa and northern Illinois, together with Chicago, in a Stage 4 out of 5 danger on its 5-point extreme thunderstorm danger scale. 

A wider space throughout the Midwest was additionally underneath the specter of extreme climate, together with greater than 40 million individuals.  

Twister sirens wail in Chicago as extreme climate sweeps throughout Midwest on Sunday

The extreme climate menace comes after a harmful weekend of storms from the Plains to the Higher Midwest, with quite a few reviews of extreme climate, together with a video that confirmed a twister spinning throughout a discipline in Barney, North Dakota, with wind gusts as robust as a Class 2 hurricane in South Dakota, softball-sized hail in Montana and main injury to buildings south of Chicago.

A video recorded Sunday evening exhibits ominous storm clouds approaching the town whereas twister sirens could possibly be heard wailing within the background.

In line with a report from FOX 32 Chicago, injury was reported in a number of communities after the extreme climate Sunday evening, together with a roof that was blown off a house in Maple Park and several other bushes and enormous branches that have been knocked down in Chicago.

Earlier within the day, a robust thunderstorm tore throughout the town of Joliet to the south of Chicago, leaving intensive injury behind.

Hundreds of individuals have been left with out energy after the storm, and officers say injury was reported on the Rock and Roll Museum on the town. As well as, the roof of a constructing there was torn off and landed in the midst of a street.

On Saturday, heavy rain led to flooding in Rockford, Illinois, which turned deadly after a passenger in a pickup truck grew to become trapped and drowned. 

Over the weekend, the extreme climate additionally produced a twister in Barney, North Dakota. A video recorded there exhibits the twister spinning throughout a discipline and kicking up filth and particles into the air.

When do the 2024 Games start?

In a summer season of sports activities highlights there’s nonetheless another main occasion to get underway – the Paris Olympic Video games.

The Wimbledon tennis match and the Euros 2024 could also be over, with Spain victorious in every, however there’s nonetheless an opportunity for Britain to take pleasure in some sporting success in Europe this yr.

The French capital shall be internet hosting the Olympics Video games in only a matter of weeks.

With preparations in full swing, we check out what to anticipate and when.

When do the Paris Olympics begin?

The Video games formally begin on Friday 26 July, when the opening ceremony is held.

However there are a variety of Olympic sporting occasions being held on the 2 days earlier than this date.

On Wednesday 24 July, there shall be eight matches of soccer within the group phases and rugby sevens matches within the M pool rounds.

And on Thursday 25 July, there shall be extra rugby and soccer matches in addition to preliminaries for handball and archery.

Chef Nina Metayer holds the Olympic flame on the Arc de Triomphe forward of the beginning of the Paris Olympics. (Picture: Christian Hartmann/Reuters)

When is the opening ceremony?

On Friday 26 July the Video games shall be formally opened with a city-wide occasion encompassing iconic elements of Paris and the River Seine.

It’ll begin at 7.30pm native time, which is 6.30pm (BST).

In contrast to earlier opening occasions, this one is not going to be held inside a stadium.

As an alternative, the plan is to convey the festivities and the athletes to the broader public in a sequence of occasions specializing in the primary artery, the River Seine.

A parade of athletes will journey alongside the Seine in boats for every nationwide delegation passing a few of Paris’s most well-known landmarks together with the Louvre and Notre Dame cathedral.

The vessels shall be outfitted with cameras to permit tv and on-line viewers to see the ten,500 athletes athletes up shut.

Following the course of the Seine, the river parade will journey from east to west for greater than 6 kilometres, and find yourself in entrance of the Trocadéro, the place the ultimate parts of the ceremony will happen.

The flotilla of greater than 90 boats will depart from the Austerlitz bridge beside the Jardin des Plantes and are available to a cease at Iéna bridge the place athletes will dismebark to go to the Trocadéro.

Alongside the way in which, the sports activities stars will catch glimpses of a number of the official Video games venues, together with Parc Urbain La Concorde, the Esplanade des Invalides and the Grand Palais.

As much as 500,000 spectators are anticipated to line the banks of the Seine to look at the spectacle.

Followers gained’t want tickets to entry the higher quays, however these wishing to entry the decrease quays, from the Austerlitz bridge to the Iéna bridge, might want to purchase tickets. 

Eighty big screens and audio system throughout the town may also guarantee everybody can benefit from the ambiance within the French capital.

Particulars of the performers and star acts through the opening ceremony have but to be launched.

Nonetheless, it’s understood as much as 3,000 artists and 400 dancers are scheduled to be collaborating.

Maud Le Pladec has been appointed because the choreographer of the opening ceremony, with dancers anticipated on every bridge alongside the route.

Thomas Jolly, creative director of the Paris 2024 Ceremonies, mentioned: “Dance, as a common language, will play a key position within the ceremonies. 

“And it’s as a result of Maud explores all dance cultures by way of her personal creations that I wished to ask her to affix my workforce.

“Her work is characterised by a novel skill to fuse modernity and uncooked emotion, mixed with a chiselled crafting of our bodies in area, remodeling the pure setting of the banks of the Seine right into a residing stage.”

Whereas Tony Estanguet, President of Paris 2024 mentioned dance is “an integral a part of the Paris 2024 challenge, particularly with breaking as a brand new self-discipline, in addition to the Olympic Opening Ceremony, a completely residing spectacle that may convey collectively a whole lot of dancers representing all types to boost the athletes’ parade”.

The River Seine shall be entrance and centre of the Olympics opening ceremony on the finish of this month when as much as 500,000 spectators cram onto its banks to look at. (Picture: Gareth Fuller/PA)

How lengthy do the Olympics go on for?

The closing ceremony for the Paris Olympics shall be held on Sunday 11 August within the within the Stade de France nationwide area, after 17 days of sports activities and festivities.

To have fun the tip of the Video games, creative director Thomas Jolly has created and directed “Data,” a novel present to play out within the stadium.

Tony Estanguet, President of Paris 2024 , mentioned: “On 11 August 2024, a brand new web page shall be turned with the Closing Ceremony of the Olympic Video games: will probably be time to say goodbye to all of the Olympic athletes and delegations who’ve thrilled us, made us dream and introduced us to tears throughout 17 days of amazingly intense competitors.

“On the Stade de France, the place the best stars of athletics and rugby sevens could have competed, the second shall be solemn and emotional, however it’ll even be a time for celebration! “

After the Video games shut, there shall be a brief break earlier than the Paris Paralympic Video games open on 28 August and run till 8 September, with athletes competing in 549 medal occasions throughout 22 sports activities.

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The 2024 Olympics in Paris formally begins with the opening ceremony on Friday 26 July, setting off a two-and-a-half-week pageant of sport which involves an finish on Sunday 11 August.

Three years on from the pandemic-delayed Tokyo Video games, Paris 2024 will see a brand new sport, breakdancing (or breaking), added to the combo. Different fashionable additions like 3×3 basketball, BMX, browsing, skateboarding and climbing all retain their spots within the schedule, however karate and baseball have been dropped.

Then there are the normal large attracts to be careful for, like swimming (Sat 27 July to Solar 4 Aug), inventive gymastics (Sat 27 Jul to Mon 5 Aug), athletics (Thu 1 to Solar 11 Aug) and monitor biking (Mon 5 Aug to Sat 10 Aug). With an additional day of swimming on the schedule, it means the center Olympic weekend will characteristic swimming, gymnastics and athletics throughout each days for the primary time.

In whole there are 32 sports activities, with some additional damaged down into separate disciplines making 48 in whole. All collectively there will probably be 329 occasions – and subsequently 329 gold medals to combat for.

Here’s a nearer have a look at the total day-by-day schedule for the Video games, together with each session for each sport:

When do the Paris Olympics begin?

Paris 2024 formally begins on Friday 26 July with the opening ceremony. Historically, competing athletes parade right into a stadium behind their nationwide flag, however organisers have as an alternative determined to create an “open ceremony” within the French capital.

Athletes will probably be transported by boat alongside the River Seine, passing main landmarks just like the Louvre, Notre-Dame and Place de la Concorde on a 6km route. A mini-stadium will probably be arrange on the Place du Trocadero close to the Eiffel Tower for 30,000 spectators to look at the official lighting of the Olympic flame, with one other half 1,000,000 anticipated to line the river banks and different main websites to look at.

When do the Paris Olympics finish?

The closing ceremony will happen on the Stade de France on Sunday 11 August.

Full day-by-day Olympic schedule (all instances BST)

Day -2 (Wednesday July 24)

Soccer

  • 2pm-10pm: Males’s group stage

Rugby sevens

  • 2.30pm-9pm: Males’s pool rounds

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Day -1 (Thursday July 25)

Archery

  • 8.30am-11.30am: Girls’s particular person rating spherical
  • 1.15pm-4.15pm: Males’s particular person rating spherical

Soccer

  • 4pm-10pm: Girls’s group stage

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)

Rugby sevens

  • 1pm-4pm: Males’s pool rounds
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s placement matches: quarter-finals

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Day 0 (Friday July 26)

Ceremony

  • 6.30pm (TBC): Opening ceremony

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Day 1 (Saturday July 27) – 14 gold medal occasions

Inventive gymnastics

  • 10am-12.30pm: Males’s qualification
  • 2.30pm-5pm: Males’s qualification
  • 7pm-9.30pm: Males’s qualification

Badminton

  • 7.30am-11am: Males’s and girls’s singles, doubles and blended doubles: group stage
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s and girls’s singles, doubles and blended doubles: group stage
  • 6.30pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles, doubles and blended doubles: group stage

Basketball

  • 10am-2.15pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 4.15pm-6pm: Males’s prelims (1 match)
  • 8pm-9.45pm: Males’s prelims (1 match)

Seashore volleyball

  • 1pm-3pm: Males’s or ladies’s prelims (x2 matches)
  • 5pm-7pm: Males’s or ladies’s prelims (x2 matches)
  • 9pm-11pm: Males’s or ladies’s prelims (x2 matches)

Boxing

  • 2.30pm-4.55pm: Girls’s 54kg and 60kg, males’s 63.5kg and 80kg: spherical of 16 or 32
  • 7pm-9.55pm: Girls’s 54kg and 60kg, males’s 63.5kg and 80kg: spherical of 16 or 32

Canoe slalom

  • 2pm-6.10pm: Males’s C1 and girls’s K1 heats

Biking (highway)

  • 1.30pm-5.30pm: Males’s and girls’s particular person time trial

Diving

  • 10am-11am:Girls’s 3m synchro: last

Equestrian

  • 8.30am-5.30pm: Eventing dressage: crew and particular person day 1

Fencing

  • 9am-3.40pm: Girls’s particular person epee and males’s particular person sabre: desk of 64, desk of 32, desk of 16, quarter-finals
  • 6pm-9.50pm:Girls’s particular person epee and males’s particular person sabre: semi-finals, bronze medal bout, gold medal bout

Soccer

  • 2pm-10pm: Males’s group stage (8 matches)

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)

Hockey

  • 9am-2pm: Males’s pool phases (2 matches)
  • 9.30am-2.30pm: Males’s pool phases (2 matches)
  • 4pm-9pm: Males’s and girls’s pool phases (2 matches)
  • 4.30pm-9.30pm: Males’s and girls’s pool phases (2 matches)

Judo

  • 9am-1pm: Girls’s -48kg and males’s -60kg: elimination rounds
  • 3pm-6pm:Girls’s -48kg and males’s -60kg: medal rounds

Rowing

  • 8am-12:10pm: Males’s and girls’s single sculls, males’s and girls’s double sculls, males’s and girls’s quadruple sculls: heats

Rugby sevens

  • 1.30pm-7.45pm:Males’s placement matches, semi-finals, bronze medal match, gold medal match

Capturing

  • 8am-12.45pm: Males’s and girls’s 10m air pistol, blended crew 10m air rifle: qualification
  • 9.30am-10.50am:Combined crew 10m air rifle: last

Skateboarding

  • 11am-2.30pm: Males’s avenue prelims
  • 4pm-6pm:Males’s avenue last

Browsing

  • 6pm-3.30am: Males’s and girls’s spherical 1

Swimming

  • 10am-12pm: Girls’s 100m butterfly, ladies’s 400m freestyle, males’s 100m breaststroke, males’s 400m freestyle, ladies’s 4x100m freestyle relay, males’s 4x100m freestyle relay: heats
  • 7.30pm-9.30pm: Girls’s 100m butterfly: semi-finals; males’s and girls’s 400m freestyle: finals; males’s 100m breaststroke: semi-finals; ladies’s and males’s 4x100m freestyle relay: finals

Desk tennis

  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: prelims; blended doubles: spherical of 16
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: spherical 1

Tennis

  • 11am-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles and doubles

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Males’s prelims
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Males’s prelims
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Males’s prelims
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Males’s prelims

Water polo

  • 1pm-4pm: Girls’s prelims (x2 matches)
  • 5.30pm-8.30pm: Girls’s prelims (x2 matches)

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Day 2 (Sunday July 28) – 13 gold medal occasions

Archery

  • 8.30am-10.05am: Girls’s crew eliminations
  • 1.15pm-4.55pm:Girls’s crew medal matches

Inventive gymnastics

  • 8.30am-12.20pm: Girls’s qualification
  • 1.50pm-3.30pm: Girls’s qualification
  • 5pm-6.40pm: Girls’s qualification
  • 8.10pm-9.50pm: Girls’s qualification

Badminton

  • 7.30am-11am: Males’s and girls’s singles, doubles and blended doubles: group stage
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s and girls’s singles, doubles and blended doubles: group stage
  • 6.30pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles, doubles and blended doubles: group stage

Basketball

  • 10am-2.15pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 4.15pm-6pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (1 match)
  • 8pm-9.45pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (1 match)

Seashore volleyball

  • 8am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (x4 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (x3 matches)
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (x3 matches)

Boxing

  • 10am-12.10pm: Girls’s 50kg, ladies’s 66kg, males’s 51kg, males’s 57kg, males’s 71kg and males’s 92kg: spherical of 32 or 16
  • 7pm-9.10pm: Girls’s 50kg, ladies’s 66kg, males’s 51kg, males’s 57kg, males’s 71kg and males’s 92kg: spherical of 32 or 16

Canoe slalom

  • 2.30pm-5.50pm: Girls’s K1 semi-finals and finals

Biking (mountain bike)

  • 1pm-3.30pm: Girls’s cross-country

Equestrian

  • 9.30am-2pm: Eventing cross-country: crew and particular person day 1

Fencing

  • 8.30am-3.50pm: Males’s epee and girls’s foil: desk of 64, desk of 32, desk of 16, quarter-finals
  • 6pm-10.10pm: Males’s epee and girls’s foil: semi-finals, bronze medal bout, gold medal bout

Soccer

  • 4pm-10pm: Girls’s group stage (6 matches )

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)

Hockey

  • 9am-2pm: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 9.30am-2.30pm: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 4pm-9pm: Males’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 6.45pm-9.30pm:Males’s pool stage (2 matches)

Judo

  • 9am-1pm: Girls’s -52kg and males’s -66kg: elimination rounds
  • 3pm-6pm: Girls’s -52kg and males’s -66kg: medal rounds

Rowing

  • 8am-12:10pm: Girls’s and males’s single sculls, ladies’s and males’s double sculls: repechage; ladies’s and males’s coxless pair, ladies’s and males’s light-weight double sculls, ladies’s and males’s coxless 4: heats

Rugby sevens

  • 2.30pm-9pm: Girls’s pool rounds

Crusing

  • 10am-6pm: Males’s and girls’s windsurfing, males’s and girls’s skiff

Capturing

  • 8.15am-11.30am: Males’s and girls’s 10m air rifle: qualification
  • 8.30am-12:05pm: Males’s and girls’s 10m air pistol: finals

Skateboarding

  • 11am-2.30pm: Girls’s avenue prelims
  • 4pm-6pm:Girls’s avenue last

Browsing

  • 6pm-3.30am: Males’s and girls’s spherical 2

Swimming

  • 10am-12pm: Males’s 200m freestyle, males’s 400m particular person medley, ladies’s 100m breaststroke, males’s 100m backstroke, ladies’s 200m freestyle: heats
  • 7.30pm-9.30pm:Males’s 400m particular person medley: last, ladies’s 100m butterfly: last, males’s 200m freestyle, ladies’s 100m breaststroke, males’s 100m backstroke: semi-finals; males’s 100m breaststroke: last; ladies’s 200m freestyle semi-finals

Desk tennis

  • 9am-1pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: spherical 1
  • 3pm-5pm: Combined doubles: quarter-finals
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: spherical 1

Tennis

  • 11am-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles and doubles

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Girls’s prelims
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Girls’s prelims
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Males’s prelims
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Males’s prelims

Water polo

  • 9.30am-12.30pm: Males’s prelims (x2 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s prelims (x2 matches)
  • 6.30pm-9.30pm: Males’s prelims (x2 matches)

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Day 3 (Monday July 29) – 18 gold medal occasions

Archery

  • 8.30am-10.05am: Males’s crew eliminations
  • 1.15pm-4.55pm: Males’s crew medal matches

Inventive gymnastics

  • 4.30pm-7.30pm: Males’s crew last

Badminton

  • 7.30am-11am: Males’s, ladies’s and blended singles and doubles: group stage
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s, ladies’s and blended singles and doubles: group stage
  • 6.30pm-10pm: Males’s, ladies’s and blended singles and doubles: group stage

Basketball

  • 10am-2.15pm: Girls’s group part (2 matches)
  • 4.15pm-6pm: Girls’s group part (1 match)
  • 8pm-9.45pm: Girls’s group part (1 match)

Seashore volleyball

  • 8am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (4 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)

Boxing

  • 10am-12.10pm: Girls’s 60kg, males’s 63.5kg, males’s +92kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16
  • 2.30pm-4.40pm: Girls’s 60kg, males’s 63.5kg, males’s +92kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16
  • 7pm-9.10pm: Girls’s 60kg, males’s 63.5kg, males’s +92kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16

Canoe slalom

  • 2.30pm-5.30pm: Males’s C1 semi-finals and finals

Biking (mountain bike)

  • 1pm-3.30pm: Males’s cross-country last

Diving

  • 10am-11am: Males’s synchro 10m platform: last

Equestrian

  • 10am-3.30pm: Eventing leaping: crew and particular person finals

Fencing

  • 8.30am-3.50pm: Males’s foil and girls’s sabre: desk of 64, desk of 32, desk of 16, quarter-finals;
  • 6pm-10.10pm: Males’s foil and girls’s sabre: semi-finals, bronze medal bout, gold medal bout

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)

Hockey

  • 9am-2pm: Males’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 9.30am-2.30pm: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 4pm-9pm: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 4.30pm-9.30pm: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)

Judo

  • 9am-1pm: Girls’s -57kg, males’s -73kg: elimination rounds
  • 3pm-6pm:Girls’s -57kg, males’s -73kg: medal rounds

Rowing

  • 8.30am-11.20am: Males’s single sculls, ladies’s single sculls: semi-finals E/F; males’s coxless pairs, ladies’s pairs, males’s light-weight double sculls, ladies’s light-weight double sculls, males’s quadruple sculls, ladies’s quadruple sculls: repechage; Males’s eight, ladies’s eight: heats

Rugby sevens

  • 1pm-4pm: Girls’s pool rounds
  • 7pm-10pm: Girls’s placement matches, quarter-finals

Crusing

  • 10am-6pm: Males’s and girls’s windsurfing, males’s and girls’s skiff

Capturing

  • 8.15am-12.05pm: Combined crew 10m air pistol: qualification; males’s and girls’s 10m air rifle: finals
  • 8am-3pm: Males’s lure: qualification day 1

Browsing

  • 6pm-3.30am: Males’s and girls’s spherical 3

Swimming

  • 10am-12pm: Girls’s 400m particular person medley, ladies’s 100m again, males’s 800m free: heats
  • 7.30pm-9.30pm:Girls’s 400m particular person medley: last, males’s 200m free: last, ladies’s 100m again: semi-finals, males’s 100m again: last, ladies’s 100m breast: last, ladies’s 200m free: last

Desk tennis

  • 9am-1pm: Males’s and girls’s singles spherical 1
  • 3pm-5pm: Combined doubles semis
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles spherical 2

Tennis

  • 11am-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles and doubles

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Girls’s prelims
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Girls’s prelims
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Girls’s prelims
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Girls’s prelims

Water polo

  • 1pm-4pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 5.30pm-8.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)

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Day 4 (Tuesday July 30) – 14 gold medal occasions

Archery

  • 11am-2.55pm: Males’s and girls’s particular person eliminations
  • 4.45pm-7.25pm: Males’s and girls’s particular person eliminations

Inventive gymnastics

  • 5.15pm-7.30pm:Girls’s crew last

Badminton

  • 7.30am-11am: Males’s and girls’s singles and doubles: group stage
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s and girls’s singles and doubles: group stage
  • 6.30pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles and doubles: group stage

Basketball

  • 10am-2.15pm: Males’s group part (2 matches)
  • 4.15pm-6pm: Males’s group part (1 match)
  • 8pm-9.45pm: Males’s group part (1 match)

Basketball 3×3

  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 8pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)

Seashore volleyball

  • 8am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (4 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)

Boxing

  • 10am-12.40pm: Girls’s 54kg, ladies’s 57kg, males’s 51kg, males’s 80kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16
  • 2.30pm-5.10pm: Girls’s 54kg, ladies’s 57kg, males’s 51kg, males’s 80kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16
  • 7pm-9.40pm: Girls’s 54kg, ladies’s 57kg, males’s 51kg, males’s 80kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16

Canoe slalom

  • 2pm-6.10pm: Males’s K1 and girls’s C1: heats

Biking (BMX freestyle)

  • 12.25pm-3.30pm: Males’s and girls’s seeding spherical

Equestrian

  • 10am-3.30pm: Dressage Grand Prix qualifier

Fencing

  • 11am-4.30pm: Girls’s épée crew: desk of 64, desk of 32, desk of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, placement matches
  • 6.30pm-8.40pm:Girls’s épée crew bronze and gold medal bouts

Soccer

  • 2pm-10pm: Males’s group stage (8 matches)

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)

Hockey

  • 9am-2pm: Males’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 11.45am-2.30pm: Males’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 4pm-9pm: Males’s pool stage (2 matches)

Judo

  • 9am-1pm: Girls’s -63kg, males’s -81kg: elimination spherical
  • 3pm-6pm:Girls’s -63kg, Males’s -81 kg: medal rounds

Rowing

  • 8.30am-10.50am: Girls’s single sculls, males’s single sculls: quarter-finals; ladies’s double sculls, males’s double sculls: semi-finals; ladies’s 4, males’s 4: repechage

Rugby sevens

  • 1.30pm-7.45pm: Girls’s placement matches, semi-finals, bronze and gold medal matches

Crusing

  • 10am-6pm: Males’s and girls’s windsurfing and skiff

Capturing

  • 8.30am-9.50am:Combined crew 10m air pistol: finals
  • 8am-4.05pm: Girls’s lure: qualification day 1; males’s lure: qualification day 2 and finals

Browsing

  • 6pm-3.50am:Males’s and girls’s quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals

Swimming

  • 10am-12pm: Girls’s 200m fly, males’s 100m free, ladies’s 1500m free, ladies’s 100m free, males’s 200m breast, males’s 4x200m free relay: heats
  • 7.30pm-9.30pm: Males’s 100m free, ladies’s 200m fly: semi-finals, ladies’s 100m again: last, males’s 800m free: last, ladies’s 100m free, males’s 200m breast: semi-finals; males’s 4x200m free relay: last

Desk tennis

  • 9am-11am: Males’s and girls’s singles: spherical 2
  • 12.30pm-3pm: Combined doubles: bronze medal match, gold medal match

Tennis

  • 11am-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles and doubles

Triathlon

  • 7am-9.30am:Males’s particular person last

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Males’s prelims
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Males’s prelims
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Males’s prelims
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Males’s prelims

Water polo

  • 9.30am-12.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6.30pm-9.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)

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Day 5 (Wednesday July 31) – 17 gold medal occasions

Archery

  • 11am-2.55pm: Males’s and girls’s particular person eliminations
  • 4.45pm-7.25pm: Males’s and girls’s particular person eliminations

Inventive gymnastics

  • 4.30pm-7.15pm:Males’s particular person all-around last

Badminton

  • 7.30-11am: Males’s and girls’s singles: group stage
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: group stage
  • 6.30pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: group stage; Combined doubles: quarter-finals

Basketball

  • 10am-2.15pm: Males’s and girls’s group part (2 matches)
  • 4.15-6pm: Males’s and girls’s group part (1 match)
  • 8pm-9.45pm: Males’s and girls’s group part (1 match)

Basketball 3×3

  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 8pm-11pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)

Seashore volleyball

  • 8am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (4 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)

Boxing

  • 10am-12.25pm: Girls’s 60kg: quarter-finals; ladies’s 66kg, males’s 57kg, males’s 71kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16
  • 2.30pm-5.10pm: Girls’s 60kg: quarter-finals; ladies’s 66kg, males’s 57kg, males’s 71kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16
  • 7pm-9.25pm: Girls’s 60kg: quarter-finals; ladies’s 66kg, males’s 57kg, males’s 71kg spherical of 32 or spherical of 16

Canoe slalom

  • 2.30pm-5.30pm:Girls’s C1: semi-finals and finals

Biking (BMX freestyle)

  • 12.10pm-3.30pm: Males’s and girls’s finals

Diving

  • 10am-11am: Girls’s synchro 10m platform: last

Equestrian

  • 9am-2.30pm: Dressage Grand Prix qualifier

Fencing

  • 11am-4.30pm: Males’s sabre crew: desk of 64, desk of 32, desk of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, placement matches
  • 6.30pm-8.40pm: Males’s sabre crew: bronze medal bout, gold medal bout

Soccer

  • 4pm-10pm: Girls’s group stage (6 matches)

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)

Hockey

  • 9am-11.30am: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 11.45am-2.30pm: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Males’s and girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 6.45pm-9.30pm: Males’s and girls’s pool stage (2 matches)

Judo

  • 9am-1pm: Girls’s -70kg, males’s -90kg: elimination rounds
  • 3pm-6pm: Girls’s -70kg, males’s -90kg: medal rounds

Rowing

  • 8.30am-12.10pm: Males’s light-weight double sculls, ladies’s light-weight double sculls: last C; males’s single sculls, ladies’s single sculls: semi-finals C/D; males’s coxless pair, ladies’s coxless pair, males’s light-weight double sculls, ladies’s light-weight double sculls: semi-finals; males’s quadruple sculls, ladies’s quadruple sculls: last B and medal last

Crusing

  • 10am-6pm: Males’s and girls’s windsurfing and skiff

Capturing

  • 8am-9.30am: Males’s 50m rifle 3 positions: qualification
  • 8am-4.05pm: Girls’s lure: qualification day 2 and finals

Swimming

  • 10am-12pm: Girls’s 200m breast, males’s 200m again, ladies’s 200m fly: heats
  • 7.30pm-9.30pm:Girls’s 100m free: last, males’s 200m fly: last, ladies’s 200m fly: semi-finals, ladies’s 1500m free: finals; males’s 200m again, ladies’s 200m breast: semi-finals; males’s 200m breast: last,males’s 100m free: last

Desk tennis

9am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: spherical 22pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s singles spherical 37pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles spherical 3

Tennis

  • 11am-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles and doubles

Triathlon

  • 7am-9.40am: Girls’s particular person last

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Males’s prelims
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Males’s prelims
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Girls’s prelims
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Girls’s prelims

Water polo

  • 1pm-4pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 5.30pm-8.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)

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Day 6 (Thursday August 1) – 18 gold medal occasions

Archery

  • 8.30am-12.25pm: Males’s and girls’s particular person eliminations
  • 2.30pm-6.25pm: Males’s and girls’s particular person eliminations

Inventive gymnastics

  • 5.15pm-7.25pm: Girls’s particular person all-around last

Athletics

  • 6.30am-8.05am: Males’s 20km race stroll last
  • 8.20am-10.05am: Girls’s 20km race stroll last

Badminton

  • 7.30am-10am: Males’s singles: spherical of 16; ladies’s doubles: quarter-finals
  • 12pm-3.30pm: Males’s doubles: quarter-finals, males’s singles: spherical of 16
  • 5.30pm-9pm: Girls’s singles: spherical of 16; Combined doubles: semi-finals

Basketball

  • 10am-2.15pm: Girls’s group part (2 matches)
  • 4.15pm-6pm: Girls’s group part (1 match)
  • 8pm-9.45pm: Girls’s group part (1 match)

Basketball 3×3

  • 8am-10am: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 11.30am-1.30pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 5pm-7pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)

Seashore volleyball

  • 8am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (4 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)

Boxing

  • 10am-12.25pm: Girls’s 50kg, ladies’s 75kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16; ladies’s 54kg, males’s 63.5kg, males’s 92kg: quarter-finals
  • 2.30pm-5.10pm: Girls’s 50kg, ladies’s 75kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16; ladies’s 54kg, males’s 63.5kg, males’s 92kg: quarter-finals
  • 7pm-9.25pm: Girls’s 50kg, ladies’s 75kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16; ladies’s 54kg, males’s 63.5kg, males’s 92kg: quarter-finals

Canoe slalom

  • 2.30pm-5.35pm: Males’s K1: semi-finals and finals

Biking (BMX racing)

  • 7pm-9.20pm: Males’s and girls’s quarter-finals and last-chance runs

Equestrian

  • 10am-1pm: Leaping crew qualifier

Fencing

  • 9am-4.10pm: Girls’s foil crew: desk of 64, desk of 32, desk of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, placement matches
  • 6.10pm-9pm:Girls’s foil crew: bronze medal bout, gold medal bout

Golf

  • 8am-5pm: Males’s event: spherical 1

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)

Hockey

  • 9am-11.30am: Males’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 11.45am-2.30pm: Males’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 6.45pm-9.30pm: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)

Judo

  • 9am-1pm: Girls’s -78kg, males’s -100kg: elimination rounds
  • 3pm-6pm:Girls’s -78kg, males’s -100kg: medal rounds

Rowing

  • 8.30am-11.40am: Girls’s single sculls, males’s single sculls: semi-finals; ladies’s eight, males’s eight: repechage; ladies’s double sculls, males’s double sculls, ladies’s coxless 4, males’s coxless 4: last B; ladies’s double sculls, males’s double sculls, ladies’s coxless 4, males’s coxless 4: medal last

Crusing

  • 10am-6pm:Males’s and girls’s skiff: medal races; Males’s and girls’s windsurfing and dinghy

Capturing

  • 8.30am-9.50am:Males’s 50m rifle 3 positions: finals
  • 11am-12.30pm: Girls’s 50m rifle 3 positions: qualification

Swimming

  • 10am-12pm: Girls’s 200m again, males’s 50m free, males’s 200m particular person medley, ladies’s 4x200m free relay: heats
  • 7.30pm-9.30pm:Girls’s 200m fly: last, males’s 200m again: last; males’s 50m free: semi-finals; ladies’s 200m breast: last; ladies’s 200m again, males’s 200m particular person medley: semi-finals; ladies’s 4x200m free relay: last

Desk tennis

  • 9am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: quarter-finals
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: quarter-finals
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: quarter-finals

Tennis

  • 11am-4pm: Males’s singles quarter-finals, ladies’s singles semi-finals
  • 11am-6pm: Males’s singles quarter-finals, ladies’s and blended doubles semi-finals
  • 11am-6pm: Girls’s and blended doubles semi-finals
  • 6pm-10pm: Males’s singles quarter-finals, ladies’s singles semi-finals

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Girls’s prelims
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Girls’s prelims
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Girls’s prelims
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Girls’s prelims

Water polo

  • 9.30am-12.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6.30pm-9.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)

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Day 7 (Friday August 2) – 23 gold medal occasions

Archery

  • 8.30am-11.05am: Combined crew: eliminations
  • 1.15pm-4.25pm:Combined crew: medal rounds

Athletics

  • 9.05am: Males’s decathlon: 100m
  • 9.10am: Males’s hammer: qualification A
  • 9.15am: Girls’s excessive soar: qualification
  • 9.35am: Girls’s 100m: prelims
  • 9.55am: Males’s decathlon: lengthy soar
  • 10.05am: Males’s 1500m: spherical 1
  • 10.35am: Males’s hammer: qualification B
  • 10.50am: Girls’s 100m: spherical 1
  • 11.15am: Males’s decathlon: shot put
  • 5pm: Males’s decathlon: excessive soar
  • 5.10pm: Girls’s 5000m: spherical 1
  • 5.15pm: Girls’s triple soar: qualification
  • 5.55pm: Girls’s discus: qualification A
  • 6.10pm: Combined 4x400m relay: spherical 1
  • 6.45pm: Girls’s 800m: spherical 1
  • 7.10pm: Males’s shot put: qualification
  • 7.20pm: Girls’s discus: qualification B
  • 7.50pm: Males’s decathlon: 400m
  • 8.20pm:Males’s 10,000m: last

Badminton

  • 7.30am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s doubles: semi-finals
  • 2pm-9.30pm:Males’s singles: quarter-finals; blended doubles: medal matches

Basketball

  • 10am-2.15pm: Males’s group part (2 matches)
  • 4.15pm-6pm: Males’s group part (1 match)
  • 8pm-9.45pm: Males’s group part (1 match)

Basketball 3×3

  • 8am-10am: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 11.30am-1.30pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 8pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)

Seashore volleyball

  • 8am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (4 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (3 matches)

Boxing

  • 2.30pm-5.10pm: Girls’s 57kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16; males’s 51kg, males’s 80kg, males’s +92kg: quarter-finals
  • 7pm-9.40pm: Girls’s 57kg: spherical of 32 or spherical of 16, males’s 51kg, males’s 80kg, males’s +92kg: quarter-finals

Biking (BMX)

  • 7pm-9.30pm: Males’s and girls’s semi-finals and finals

Diving

  • 10am-11am:Males’s synchro 3m springboard: last

Equestrian

  • 1pm-3.30pm: Leaping crew: last

Fencing

  • 11am-4.30pm: Males’s épée crew: desk of 64, desk of 32, desk of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, placement matches
  • 6.30pm-8.40pm: Males’s épée crew: medal finals

Soccer

  • 2pm-11pm: Males’s quarter-finals (4 matches)

Golf

  • 8am-5pm: Males’s event: spherical 2

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)

Hockey

  • 9am-11.30am: Girls’s and males’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 11.45am-2.30pm: Girls’s and males’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Males’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 6.45pm-9.30pm: Males’s pool stage (2 matches)

Judo

  • 9am-1pm: Girls’s +78kg, males’s +100kg: elimination rounds
  • 3pm-6pm:Girls’s +78kg, males’s +100kg: medal rounds

Rowing

  • 8.30am-11.50am: Males’s single sculls, ladies’s single sculls: finals F/E/D; males’s coxless pair, ladies’s coxless pair, males’s light-weight double sculls, ladies’s light-weight double sculls: last B; males’s coxless pair, ladies’s coxless pair, males’s light-weight double sculls, ladies’s light-weight double sculls: medal last

Crusing

10am-6pm:Males’s and girls’s windsurfing: medal sequence; Males’s, ladies’s and blended dinghy

Capturing

  • 8am-1pm: Girls’s 25m pistol: qualification
  • 8.30am-9.50am:W 50m rifle 3 positions: finals
  • 8am-1.30pm: Males’s skeet: qualification day 1

Swimming

  • 10am-12pm: Males’s 100m fly, ladies’s 200m particular person medley, ladies’s 800m free, blended 4x100m medley relay: heats
  • 7.30pm-9.30pm:Males’s 50m free: last, ladies’s 200m again: last, males’s 200m particular person medley: last; males’s 100m fly, ladies’s 200m particular person medley: semi-finals

Desk tennis

  • 9am-11am: Males’s and girls’s singles: semi-finals
  • 12.30pm-2.30pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: semi-finals

Tennis

  • 11am-4pm: Males’s singles: semi-finals; ladies’s singles: bronze medal last
  • 11am-4pm: Males’s and blended doubles: bronze medal finals
  • 6pm-10.30pm: Males’s singles: semi-finals; blended doubles: gold medal last

Trampoline

  • 11am-1.30pm: Girls’s last
  • 5pm-7.30pm: Males’s last

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Males’s prelims
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Males’s prelims
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Males’s prelims
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Males’s prelims

Water polo

  • 1pm-4pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 5.30pm-8.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)

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Day 8 (Saturday August 3) – 28 gold medal occasions

Archery

  • 8.30am-10.15am: Girls’s particular person: eliminations
  • 12pm-2.20pm: Girls’s particular person: medal rounds

Inventive gymnastics

  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s flooring, ladies’s vault, males’s pommel horse: finals

Athletics

  • 9.05am: Males’s decathlon: 110m hurdles
  • 9.10am: Males’s pole vault: qualification
  • 9.35am: Males’s 100m: prelims
  • 9.55am: Males’s decathlon: discus A
  • 10.10am: Girls’s 800m: repechage
  • 10.45am: Males’s 100m: spherical 1
  • 11am: Males’s decathlon: discus B
  • 12.40pm: Males’s decathlon: pole vault
  • 6.10pm: Males’s decathlon: javelin A
  • 6.15pm: Males’s 1500m: repechage
  • 6.35pm:Males’s shot put: last
  • 6.50pm: Girls’s 100m: semis
  • 7.10pm: Males’s decathlon: javelin B
  • 7.20pm: Girls’s triple soar: last
  • 7.55pm: Combined 4x400m relay: last
  • 8.20pm: Girls’s 100m: last
  • 8.45pm: Males’s decathlon: 1500m last

Badminton

  • 7.30am-12pm: Girls’s singles: quarter-finals
  • 2pm-4.30pm: Girls’s doubles: medal matches

Basketball

  • 10am-2.15pm: Males’s and girls’s group part (2 matches)
  • 4.15pm-6pm: Males’s/ladies’s (1 match)
  • 8pm-9.45pm: Males’s/ladies’s (1 match)

Basketball 3×3

  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Girls’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 8.30pm-9.30pm: Girls’s play-in spherical (2 matches)

Seashore volleyball

  • 8am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims (4 matches)
  • 3pm-6pm: Males’s and girls’s prelims or fortunate loser spherical (3 matches)
  • 8pm-11pm: Males’s and girls’s fortunate loser spherical (3 matches)

Boxing

  • 2.30pm-4.55pm: Girls’s 50kg, ladies’s 66kg, males’s 57kg, males’s 71kg: quarter-finals; ladies’s 60kg: semi-finals
  • 7pm-9.25pm: Girls’s 50kg, ladies’s 66kg, males’s 57kg, males’s 71kg: quarter-finals; ladies’s 60kg: semi-finals

Canoe slalom

  • 2.30pm-6.15pm: males’s and girls’s kayak cross single: time trials and repechage rounds

Biking (highway)

  • 10am-5.15pm: Males’s highway race

Equestrian

  • 9am-3.30pm: Dressage Grand Prix particular crew last

Fencing

  • 10.30am-4pm: Girls’s sabre crew: desk of 64, desk of 32, desk of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, placement matches
  • 6pm-8.10pm:Girls’s sabre crew: medal finals

Soccer

  • 2pm-11pm: Girls’s quarter-finals (4 matches)

Golf

  • 8am-5pm: Males’s event: spherical 3

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)

Hockey

  • 9am-11.30am: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 11.45am-2.30pm: Girls’s pool stage (2 matches)
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Girls’s pool stage (1 match)
  • 6.45pm-9.30pm: Girls’s pool stage (1 match)

Judo

  • 7am-1pm: Combined crew: elimination rounds, repechage, semi-finals
  • 3pm-6pm: Combined crew: medal rounds

Rowing

  • 8.30am-10.40am: Girls’s single sculls, males’s single sculls: finals C/B and medal last; ladies’s eight, males’s eight: medal finals

Crusing

  • 10am-7pm: Males’s, ladies’s and blended dinghy; blended multihull

Capturing

  • 8.30am-9.50am: Girls’s 25m pistol: finals
  • 8am-4.05pm: Girls’s skeet: qualification day 1; Males’s skeet: qualification day 2 and finals

Swimming

  • 10am-12pm: Girls’s 50m free, males’s 1500m free, males’s 4x100m medley relay, ladies’s 4x100m medley relay: heats
  • 7.30pm-9.30pm:Males’s 100m fly: last; ladies’s 50m free: semi-finals; ladies’s 200m particular person medley: last, ladies 800m free: last, blended 4x100m medley relay: last

Desk tennis

  • 12.30pm-3pm: Girls’s singles: medal finals

Tennis

  • 11am-6pm: Males’s singles: bronze medal last; ladies’s singles, males’s doubles: gold medal finals

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Girls’s prelims
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Girls’s prelims
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Males’s prelims
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Males’s prelims

Water polo

  • 9.30am-12.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6.30pm-9.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)

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Day 9 (Sunday August 4) – 20 golds up for grabs

Archery

  • 8.30am-10.15am: Males’s particular person: eliminations
  • 12pm-2.20pm: Males’s particular person: medal rounds

Inventive gymnastics

  • 2pm-4.25pm:Males’s rings, ladies’s uneven bars, Males’s vault: finals

Athletics

  • 9.05am: Girls’s 3000m steeplechase: spherical 1
  • 9.20am: Girls’s hammer: qualification A
  • 9.55am: Girls’s 200m: spherical 1
  • 10am: Males’s lengthy soar: qualification
  • 10.45am: Girls’s hammer: qualification B
  • 10.50am: Males’s 110m hurdles: spherical 1
  • 11.35am: Girls’s 400m hurdles: spherical 1
  • 6.05pm: Males’s 400m: spherical 1
  • 6.50pm: Girls’s excessive soar: last
  • 7pm: Males’s 100m: semi-finals
  • 7.30pm: Males’s hammer: last
  • 7.35pm: Girls’s 800m: semi-finals
  • 8.10pm: Males’s 1500m: semi-finals
  • 8.50pm:Males’s 100m: last

Badminton

  • 7.30am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s singles: semi-finals
  • 2pm-4.30pm:Males’s doubles: medal matches

Basketball

  • 10am-2.15pm: Girls’s group part (2 matches)
  • 4.15pm-6pm: Girls’s group part (1 match)
  • 8pm-9.45pm: Girls’s group part (1 match)

Basketball 3×3

  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Males’s pool spherical (4 matches)
  • 8.30pm-9.30pm: Males’s play-in spherical (2 matches)

Seashore volleyball

  • 8am-10am: Males’s and girls’s spherical of 16 (2 matches)
  • 12pm-2pm: Males’s and girls’s spherical of 16 (2 matches)
  • 4pm-6pm: Males’s and girls’s spherical of 16 (2 matches)
  • 8pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s spherical of 16 (2 matches)

Boxing

  • 10am-12.25pm: Girls’s 57kg, ladies’s 75kg: quarter-finals: Girls’s 54kg, males’s 51kg, males’s 63.5kg, males’s 80kg, males’s 92kg: semi-finals
  • 2.30pm-4.55pm: Girls’s 57kg, ladies’s 75kg: quarter-finals; Girls’s 54kg, males’s 51kg, males’s 63.5kg, males’s 80kg, males’s 92kg: semi-finals

Canoe slalom

  • 2.30pm-4.25pm: Males’s and girls’s kayak cross single: heats

Biking (highway)

  • 1pm-5.45pm: Girls’s highway race

Equestrian

  • 9am-1pm: Dressage Grand Prix freestyle particular person: last

Fencing

  • 9am-4.10pm: Males’s foil crew: desk of 64, desk of 32, desk of 16, quarter-finals, semi-finals, placement matches
  • 6.10pm-9pm: Males’s foil crew: medal finals

Golf

  • 8am-5.30pm: Males’s event: spherical 4 (medal last)

Handball

  • 8am-11.30am: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 1pm-4.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9.30pm: Males’s prelims (2 matches)

Hockey

  • 9am-2pm: Males’s quarter-finals (2 matches)
  • 4.30pm-9.30pm: Males’s quarter-finals (2 matches)

Crusing

  • 10pm-6pm: Males’s and girls’s kite; males’s, ladies’s and blended dinghy; Combined multihull

Capturing

  • 8am-4pm: Males’s 25m speedy hearth pistol: qualification
  • 8.30am-4.05pm: Girls’s skeet: qualification day 2 and finals

Swimming

  • 5.30pm-7.30pm:Girls’s 50m free: last, males’s 1500m free: last, males’s 4x100m medley relay: last, ladies’s 4x100m medley relay: last

Desk tennis

  • 12.30pm-3pm:Males’s singles: medal finals

Tennis

  • 11am-6pm:Girls’s doubles: bronze, gold medal finals; Males’s singles: gold medal last

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Girls’s prelims
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Girls’s prelims
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Girls’s prelims
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Girls’s prelims

Water polo

  • 1pm-4pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)
  • 5.30pm-8.30pm: Girls’s prelims (2 matches)

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Day 10 (Monday August 5) – 17 gold medal occasions

Inventive gymnastics

11am-2.15pm:Males’s parallel bars, ladies’s steadiness beam, males’s horizontal bar, ladies’s flooring: finals

Inventive swimming

6.30pm-8pm: Workforce technical routine

Athletics

  • 9.05am: Males’s 400m hurdles: spherical 1
  • 9.10am: Males’s discus: qualification A
  • 9.40am: Girls’s pole vault: qualification
  • 9.50am: Girls’s 400m hurdles: repechage
  • 10.20am: Males’s 400m: repechage
  • 10.35am: Males’s discus: qualification B
  • 10.55am: Girls’s 400m: spherical 1
  • 11.50am: Girls’s 200m: repechage
  • 6pm: Males’s pole vault: last
  • 6.04pm: Males’s 3000m steeplechase: spherical 1
  • 6.55pm: Males’s 200m: spherical 1
  • 7.35pm: Girls’s discus: last
  • 7.45pm: Girls’s 200m: semi-finals
  • 8.10pm:Girls’s 5000m: last
  • 8.45pm: Girls’s 800m: last

Badminton

  • 8.45am-11.30am:Girls’s singles: medal matches
  • 1.30pm-4.30pm: Males’s singles: medal matches

Basketball 3×3

  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Males’s and girls’s semi-finals
  • 8pm-10.20pm: Males’s and girls’s medal finals

Seashore volleyball

  • 8am-10am: Males’s and girls’s spherical of 16 (2 matches)
  • 12pm-2pm: Males’s and girls’s spherical of 16 (2 matches)
  • 4pm-6pm: Males’s and girls’s spherical of 16 (2 matches)
  • 8pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s spherical of 16 (2 matches)

Canoe slalom

  • 2.30pm-4.30pm: Males’s and girls’s kayak cross: semi-finals, finals

Biking monitor

  • 4pm-6.40pm: Males’s crew dash, males’s crew pursuit: qualifying; ladies’s crew dash: qualifying, first spherical, medal finals

Diving

  • 9am-11.10am: Girls’s 10m platform: prelims
  • 2pm-4pm: Girls’s 10m platform: semi-finals

Equestrian

  • 1pm-5pm: Leaping particular person qualifying

Soccer

  • 5pm-11pm: Males’s semi-finals

Hockey

  • 9am-2pm: Girls’s quarter-finals (2 matches)
  • 4.30pm-9.30pm: Girls’s quarter-finals (2 matches)

Crusing

  • 10pm-6pm: Males’s and girls’s kite; males’s, ladies’s and blended dinghy; blended multihull

Capturing

  • 8.30am-9.50am: Males’s 25m speedy hearth pistol: finals
  • 8am-3.35pm: Combined crew skeet: qualification and finals

Sport climbing

  • 9am-1pm: Males’s boulder/lead: semi-finals (boulder); ladies’s pace: qualification

Desk tennis

  • 9am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s crew: spherical of 16
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s crew: spherical of 16
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s crew spherical of 16

Triathlon

  • 7am-9.10am: Combined crew relay last

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30am: Males’s quarter-finals
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Males’s quarter-finals
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Males’s quarter-finals
  • 8pm-10.30pm: Males’s quarter-finals

Water polo

  • 11am-3.30pm: Males’s prelims (3 matches)
  • 5.30pm-10pm: Males’s prelims (3 matches)

Wrestling

  • 2pm-4pm: Males’s Greco-Roman 60kg, males’s Greco-Roman 130kg, ladies’s freestyle 68kg: spherical of 16 and quarter-finals
  • 8pm-9pm: Males’s Greco-Roman 60kg, males’s Greco-Roman 130kg, ladies’s freestyle 68kg: semi-finals

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Day 11 (Tuesday August 6) – 15 gold medal occasions

Inventive swimming

  • 6.30pm-8pm: Workforce free routine

Athletics

  • 9.05am: Girls’s 1500m: spherical 1
  • 9.20am: Males’s javelin: qualification A
  • 9.50am: Males’s 110m hurdles: repechage
  • 10.15am: Girls’s lengthy soar: qualification
  • 10.20am: Girls’s 400m: repechage
  • 10.50am: Males’s javelin: qualification B
  • 11am: Males’s 400m hurdles: repechage
  • 11.30am: Males’s 200m: repechage
  • 6.35pm: Males’s 400m: semi-finals
  • 6.55pm:Girls’s hammer: last
  • 7.07pm: Girls’s 400m hurdles: semi-finals
  • 7.15pm: Males’s lengthy soar: last
  • 7.50pm:Males’s 1500m: last
  • 8.10pm: Girls’s 3000m steeplechase: last
  • 8.40pm: Girls’s 200m: last

Basketball

  • 10am-12pm: Males’s quarter-finals
  • 1.30pm-3.30pm: Males’s quarter-finals
  • 5pm-7pm: Males’s quarter-finals
  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Males’s quarter-finals

Seashore volleyball

  • 4pm-6pm: Males’s and girls’s quarter-finals (2 matches)
  • 8pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s quarter-finals (2 matches)

Boxing

  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Girls’s 50kg, ladies’s 66kg, males’s 71kg: semi-finals; ladies’s 60kg: last

Canoe dash

  • 8.30am-1.50pm: Males’s C2 500m, males’s K1 1000m, males’s K4 500m, ladies’s C2 500m, ladies’s K1 500m, ladies’s K4 500m: heats and quarter-finals

Biking (monitor)

  • 4.30pm-6.55pm: Males’s crew dash: first spherical, medal finals; males’s crew pursuit: first spherical; ladies’s crew pursuit: qualifying

Diving

  • 9am-11am: Males’s 3m springboard: prelims
  • 2pm-4pm:Girls’s 10m platform: last

Equestrian

  • 9am-11.30am:Leaping particular person last

Soccer

  • 5pm-11pm: Girls’s semi-finals

Handball

  • 8.30am-10.30am: Girls’s quarter-finals
  • 12.30pm-2.30pm: Girls’s quarter-finals
  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Girls’s quarter-finals
  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Girls’s quarter-finals

Hockey

  • 1pm-3pm: Males’s semi-finals
  • 6pm-8pm: Males’s semi-finals

Crusing

  • 10am-6pm: Males’s and girls’s dinghy: medal races; males’s and girls’s kite; blended dinghy; blended multihull

Skateboarding

  • 11.30am-3pm: Girls’s park: prelims
  • 4.30pm-6pm: Girls’s park: medal last

Sport climbing

  • 9am-1pm: Girls’s boulder/lead: semi-finals (boulder); males’s pace: qualification

Desk tennis

  • 9am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s crew: spherical of 16
  • 3pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s crew: quarter-finals
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s crew: quarter-finals

Volleyball

  • 8am-10.30: Girls’s quarter-finals
  • 12pm-2.30pm: Girls’s quarter-finals
  • 4pm-6.30pm: Girls’s quarter-finals
  • 8pm-1030pm: Girls’s quarter-finals

Water polo

  • 1pm-4pm: Girls’s quarter-finals (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9pm: Girls’s quarter-finals (2 matches)

Wrestling

  • 10am-12.30pm: Males’s Greco-Roman 60kg, males’s Greco-Roman 130kg, ladies’s freestyle 68kg: repechage; males’s Greco-Roman 77kg, males’s Greco-Roman 97kg, ladies’s freestyle 50kg: spherical of 16 and quarter-finals
  • 5.15pm-9pm: Males’s Greco-Roman 77kg, males’s Greco-Roman 97kg, ladies’s freestyle 50kg: semi-finals; males’s Greco-Roman 60kg, males’s Greco-Roman 130kg, ladies’s freestyle 68kg: medal finals

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Day 12 (Wednesday August 7) – 21 gold medal occasions

Inventive swimming

  • 6.30pm-8.15pm:Workforce acrobatic routine: medal last

Athletics

  • 6.30am-9.45am: Marathon race stroll blended relay: last
  • 9.05am: Males’s excessive soar: qualification
  • 9.15am: Girls’s 100m hurdles: spherical 1
  • 9.25am: Girls’s javelin: qualification A
  • 10am: Males’s 5000m: spherical 1
  • 10.45am: Males’s 800m: spherical 1
  • 10.50am: Girls’s javelin: qualification B
  • 11.35am: Girls’s 1500m: repechage
  • 6pm: Girls’s pole vault: last
  • 6.05pm: Males’s 110m hurdles: semi-finals
  • 6.15pm: Males’s triple soar: qualification
  • 6.35pm: Males’s 400m: hurdles: semi-finals
  • 7.02pm: Males’s 200m: semi-finals
  • 7.25pm: Males’s discus: last
  • 7.45pm: Girls’s 400m: semi-finals
  • 8.20pm: Males’s 400m: last
  • 8.40pm: Males’s 3000m steeplechase: last

Basketball

  • 10am-12pm: Girls’s quarter-finals
  • 1.30pm-3.30pm: Girls’s quarter-finals
  • 5pm-7pm: Girls’s quarter-finals
  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Girls’s quarter-finals

Seashore volleyball

  • 4pm-6pm: Males’s and girls’s quarter-finals (2 matches)
  • 8pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s quarter-finals (2 matches)

Boxing

  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Girls’s 57kg, males’s +92kg: semi-finals; males’s 63.5kg, males’s 80kg: finals

Canoe dash

  • 8.30am-2.10pm: Males’s C1 1000m, males’s K2 500m, ladies’s C1 200m, ladies’s K2 500m: heats and quarter-finals

Biking (monitor)

  • 11.45am-2.30pm: Males’s dash: qualifying, early rounds, repechage rounds; ladies’s keirin: first spherical, repechage; ladies’s crew pursuit: first spherical
  • 4.30pm-6.50pm: Males’s dash: early rounds, repechage rounds; males’s crew pursuit: medal finals; ladies’s crew pursuit: medal finals

Diving

  • 9am-11am: Males’s 3m springboard: semi-finals
  • 2pm-4pm: Girls’s 3m springboard: prelims

Golf

  • 8am-5pm: Girls’s event: spherical 1

Handball

  • 8.30am-10.30am: Males’s quarter-finals
  • 12.30pm-2.30pm: Males’s quarter-finals
  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Males’s quarter-finals
  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Males’s quarter-finals

Hockey

  • 1pm-3pm: Girls’s semi-finals
  • 6pm-8pm: Girls’s semi-finals

Crusing

  • 10am-6pm:Combined dinghy, Combined multihull: medal races; males’s and girls’s kite

Skateboarding

  • 11.30am-3pm: Males’s park: preliminaries
  • 4.30pm-6pm: Males’s park: medal last

Sport climbing

  • 9am-12.15pm: Males’s boulder/lead: semi-finals (lead); ladies’s pace: medal finals

Desk tennis

  • 9am-12pm: Males’s and girls’s crew: quarter-finals
  • 2pm-5pm: Males’s and girls’s crew: quarter-finals
  • 7pm-10pm: Males’s crew: semi-finals

Taekwondo

  • 8am-11.30am: Males’s 58kg, ladies’s 49kg: qualification rounds
  • 1.30pm-4.30pm: Males’s 58kg, ladies’s 49kg: quarter-finals, semi-finals
  • 6.30pm-10pm: Males’s 58kg, ladies’s 49kg: repechage rounds, medal finals

Volleyball

  • 3pm-5.30pm: Males’s semi-finals
  • 7pm-9.30pm: Males’s semi-finals

Water polo

  • 1pm-4pm: Males’s quarter-finals (2 matches)
  • 6pm-9pm: Males’s quarter-finals (2 matches)

Weightlifting

  • 2pm-4.30pm: Males’s 61kg: last
  • 6.30pm-9pm: Girls’s 49kg: last

Wrestling

  • 10am-12.30pm: Males’s Greco-Roman 77kg, males’s Greco-Roman 97kg, ladies’s freestyle 50kg: repechage; males’s Greco-Roman 67kg, males’s Greco-Roman 87kg, ladies’s freestyle 53kg: spherical of 16 and quarter-finals
  • 5.15pm-9pm: Males’s Greco-Roman 67kg, males’s Greco-Roman 87kg, ladies’s freestyle 53kg: semi-finals; males’s Greco-Roman 77kg, males’s Greco-Roman 97kg, ladies’s freestyle 50kg: medal finals

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Day 13 (Thursday August 8) – 26 gold medal occasions

Athletics

  • 9.05am: Girls’s heptathlon: 100m hurdles
  • 9.25am: Girls’s shot put: qualification
  • 9.35am: Girls’s 100m hurdles: repechage
  • 10.05am: Girls’s heptathlon: excessive soar
  • 10.10am: Girls’s 4x100m relay: spherical 1
  • 10.35am: Males’s 4x100m relay: spherical 1
  • 11am: Males’s 800m: repechage
  • 6.35pm: Girls’s heptathlon: shot put;
  • 6.35pm: Girls’s 1500m: semi-finals
  • 7pm:Girls’s lengthy soar: last
  • 7.25pm:Males’s javelin: last
  • 7.30pm: Males’s 200m: last
  • 7.55pm: Girls’s heptathlon: 200m
  • 8.25pm: Girls’s 400m hurdles: last
  • 8.45pm: Males’s 110m hurdles last

Basketball

  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Males’s semi-finals
  • 8pm-10pm: Males’s semi-finals

Seashore volleyball

  • 4pm-6pm: Males’s and girls’s semi-finals (2 matches)
  • 8pm-10pm: Males’s and girls’s semi-finals (2 matches)

Boxing

  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Girls’s 75kg, males’s 57kg: semi-finals; Girls’s 54kg, males’s 51kg: finals

Canoe dash

  • 9.30am-1.30pm: Males’s C2 500m, males’s K4 500m, ladies’s C2 500m, ladies’s K4 500m: semi-finals and finals

Biking (monitor)

  • 4pm-6.55pm: Males’s dash: quarter-finals and classification races; males’s omnium: medal last; ladies’s keirin: quarter-finals, semi-finals, medal last

Diving

  • 9am-11am: Girls’s 3m springboard: semi-finals
  • 2pm-4pm: Males’s 3m springboard: last

Soccer

  • 4pm-7pm: Males’s bronze-medal sport

Golf

  • 8am-5pm: Girls’s event: spherical 2

Handball

  • 3.30pm-5.30pm: Girls’s semi-finals
  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Girls’s semi-finals

Hockey

  • 1pm-3pm: Males’s bronze-medal sport
  • 6pm-8.30pm: Males’s gold-medal sport

Trendy pentathlon

  • 10am-4.30pm: Males’s and girls’s fencing: rating spherical

Rhythmic gymnastics

  • 9am-12pm: Particular person all-around: qualification
  • 2pm-5pm: Particular person all-around: qualification

Crusing

  • 10am-6pm: Males’s and girls’s kite: medal sequence

Sport climbing

  • 9am-12.15pm: Girls’s boulder/lead: semi-finals (lead); males’s pace: medal finals

Swimming

  • 6.30am-9.30am:Girls’s 10km marathon: last

Desk tennis

  • 9am-12pm: Males’s crew: semi-finals
  • 3pm-5pm: Girls’s crew: semi-finals
  • 7pm-10pm: Girls’s crew: semi-finals

Taekwondo

  • 8am-11.30am: Males’s 68kg, ladies’s 57kg: qualification rounds
  • 1.30pm-4.30pm: Males’s 68kg, ladies’s 57kg: quarter-finals, semi-finals
  • 6.30pm-10pm:Males’s 68kg, ladies’s 57kg: repechage rounds, medal finals

Volleyball

  • 3pm-5.30pm: Girls’s semi-finals
  • 7pm-9.30pm: Girls’s semi-finals

Water polo

  • 12pm-3pm: Girls’s classification matches and semi-finals (2 matches)
  • 5pm-8pm: Girls’s classification matches and semi-finals (2 matches)

Weightlifting

  • 2pm-4.30pm: Girls’s 59kg: last
  • 6.30pm-9pm: Males’s 73kg: last

Wrestling

  • 10am-12.30pm: Males’s Greco-Roman 67kg, males’s Greco-Roman 87kg, ladies’s freestyle 53kg: repechage; males’s freestyle 57kg, males’s freestyle 86kg, ladies’s freestyle 57kg: spherical of 16 and quarter-finals
  • 5.15pm-9pm: Males’s freestyle 57kg, males’s freestyle 86kg, ladies’s freestyle 57kg: semi-finals; males’s Greco-Roman 67kg, males’s Greco-Roman 87kg, ladies’s freestyle 53kg: medal finals

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Day 14 (Friday August 9) – 33 gold medal occasions

Inventive swimming

6.30pm-8.30pm: Duet: technical routine

Athletics

  • 9.05am: Girls’s heptathlon: lengthy soar
  • 9.40am: Girls’s 4x400m relay: spherical 1
  • 10.05am: Males’s 4x400m relay: spherical 1
  • 10.20am: Girls’s heptathlon: javelin throw A
  • 10.30am: Males’s 800m: semi-finals
  • 11.05am: Girls’s 100m hurdles: semi-finals
  • 11.30am: Girls’s heptathlon: javelin throw B
  • 6.30pm: Girls’s 4x100m relay: last
  • 6.40pm: Girls’s shot put: last
  • 6.45pm: Males’s 4x100m relay: last
  • 7pm: Girls’s 400m: last
  • 7.10pm: Males’s triple soar: last
  • 7.15pm: Girls’s heptathlon: 800m last
  • 7.55pm: Girls’s 10,000m: last
  • 8.45pm: Males’s 400m hurdles: last

Basketball

  • 4.30pm-6.30pm: Girls’s semi-finals
  • 8pm-10pm: Girls’s semi-finals

Seashore volleyball

  • 8pm-11pm: Males’s or ladies’s medal finals (2 matches)

Boxing

  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Girls’s 50kg, ladies’s 66kg, males’s 71kg, males’s 92kg: finals

Breaking

  • 3pm-5pm: Girls’s particular person: qualifying
  • 7pm-9pm: Girls’s particular person: last

Canoe dash

  • 9.30am-1.40pm: Males’s K2 500m, ladies’s C1 200m, ladies’s K2 500m: semi-finals and finals

Biking (monitor)

  • 1pm-2.45pm: Males’s dash: semi-finals; ladies’s dash: qualifying, early rounds and repechage
  • 5pm-6.55pm: Males’s dash: medal finals; ladies’s madison: last; ladies’s dash: early rounds and repechage

Diving

  • 9am-11am: Males’s 10m platform: prelims
  • 2pm-4pm: Girls’s 3m springboard: last

Soccer

  • 2pm-5pm: Girls’s bronze-medal sport
  • 5pm-8.30pm: Males’s gold-medal sport

Golf

  • 8am-5pm: Girls’s event: spherical 3

Handball

  • 3.30pm-5.30pm: Males’s semi-finals
  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Males’s semi-finals

Hockey

  • 1pm-3pm: Girls’s bronze-medal sport
  • 7pm-9.30pm:Girls’s gold-medal sport

Trendy pentathlon

  • 12pm-6pm: Males’s semi-final 1 and semi-final 2

Rhythmic gymnastics

  • 9am-11.30am: Group all-around: qualification
  • 1.30pm-4pm: Particular person all-around: last

Sport climbing

  • 9am-12.20pm:Males’s boulder/lead: medal last

Swimming

  • 6.30am-9.30am: Males’s 10km marathon: last

Desk tennis

  • 9am-12pm: Males’s crew: bronze medal last
  • 2pm-5.30pm:Males’s crew: gold medal last

Taekwondo

  • 8am-11.30am: Males’s 80kg, ladies’s 67kg: qualification spherical
  • 1.30pm-4.30pm: Males’s 80kg, ladies’s 67kg quarter-finals, semi-finals
  • 6.30pm-10pm: Males’s 80kg, ladies’s 67kg: repechage, medal finals

Volleyball

  • 3pm-5.30pm: Males’s bronze-medal sport

Water polo

  • 12pm-3pm: Males’s classification matches and semi-finals (2 matches)
  • 5pm-8pm: Males’s classification matches and semi-finals (2 matches)

Weightlifting

  • 2pm-4.30pm: Males’s 89kg: last
  • 6.30pm-9pm: Girls’s 71kg: last

Wrestling

  • 10am-12.30pm: Males’s freestyle 57kg, males’s freestyle 86kg, ladies’s freestyle 57kg: repechage; males’s freestyle 74kg, males’s freestyle 125kg, ladies’s freestyle 62kg: spherical of 16 and quarter-finals
  • 5.15pm-9pm: Males’s freestyle 74kg, males’s freestyle 125kg, ladies’s freestyle 62kg: semi-finals; males’s freestyle 57kg, males’s freestyle 86kg, ladies’s freestyle 57kg: medal finals

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Day 15 (Saturday August 10) – 39 gold medal occasions

Inventive swimming

6.30pm-9pm:Duet: free routine (medal last)

Athletics

  • 7am-10am: Males’s marathon: last
  • 6.10pm: Males’s excessive soar: last
  • 6.25pm: Males’s 800m: last
  • 6.40pm: Girls’s javelin: last
  • 6.45pm: Girls’s 100m hurdles: last
  • 7pm: Males’s 5000m: last
  • 7.25pm: Girls’s 1500m: last
  • 8.12pm: Males’s 4x400m relay: last
  • 8.22pm: Girls’s 4x400m relay: last

Basketball

  • 10am-12pm: Males’s bronze-medal sport
  • 8.30pm-11pm: Males’s gold-medal sport

Seashore volleyball

  • 8pm-1pm: Males’s or ladies’s medal finals (2 matches)

Boxing

  • 8.30pm-10.30pm: Girls’s 57kg, ladies’s 75kg, males’s 57kg, males’s +92kg: finals

Breaking

  • 3pm-5pm: Males’s particular person: qualifying
  • 7pm-9pm: Males’s particular person: last

Canoe dash

  • 9.30am-1.20pm: Males’s C1 1000m, males’s K1 1000m, ladies’s K1 500m: semi-finals and finals

Biking (monitor)

  • 4pm-6.50pm: Males’s keirin: first spherical, repechage; males’s madison: last; ladies’s dash: quarter-finals, classification races

Diving

  • 9am-11am: Males’s 10m platform: semi-finals
  • 2pm-4pm:Males’s 10m platform: last

Soccer

  • 4pm-7.30pm: Girls’s gold-medal sport

Golf

8am-5.30pm: Girls’s event: spherical 4 (medal last)

Handball

  • 9am-11am: Girls’s bronze-medal sport
  • 2pm-4.30pm: Girls’s gold-medal sport

Trendy pentathlon

  • 8:30am-2.30pm: Girls’s semi-final 1 and semi-final 2
  • 4.30pm-7pm:Males’s last

Rhythmic gymnastics

  • 1pm-2.45pm: Group all-around: last

Sport climbing

  • 9am-12.20pm: Girls’s boulder/lead: medal last

Desk tennis

  • 9am-12pm: Girls’s crew: bronze medal last
  • 2pm-5.30pm: Girls’s crew: gold medal last

Taekwondo

  • 8am-11.30am: Males’s +80kg, ladies’s +67kg: qualification rounds
  • 1.30pm-4.30pm: Males’s +80kg, ladies’s +67kg: quarter-finals, semi-finals
  • 6.30pm-10pm: Males’s +80kg, ladies’s +67kg: repechage, medal finals

Volleyball

  • 12pm-2.45pm:Males’s gold-medal sport
  • 4.15pm-6.45pm: Girls’s bronze-medal sport

Water polo

  • 8am-11am: Girls’s bronze-medal sport
  • 1pm-8pm: Girls’s and males’s classification matches, ladies’s gold-medal sport

Weightlifting

  • 10.30am-1pm: Males’s 102kg: last
  • 3pm-5.30pm: Girls’s 81kg: last
  • 7.30pm-10pm: Males’s +102kg: last

Wrestling

  • 10am-12.30pm: Males’s freestyle 74kg, males’s freestyle 125kg, ladies’s freestyle 62kg: repechage; males’s freestyle 65kg, males’s freestyle 97kg, ladies’s freestyle 76kg: spherical of 16 and quarter-finals
  • 5.15pm-9pm: Males’s freestyle 65kg, males’s freestyle 97kg, ladies’s freestyle 76kg: semi-finals; males’s freestyle 74kg, males’s freestyle 125kg, ladies’s freestyle 62kg: medal finals

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Day 16 (Sunday August 11) – 13 gold medal occasions

Athletics

  • 7am-10.15am: Girls’s marathon: last

Basketball

  • 10.30am-12.30pm: Girls’s bronze-medal sport
  • 2.30pm-5pm: Girls’s gold-medal sport

Biking (monitor)

  • 10am-1.15pm: Males’s keirin: quarter-finals, semi-finals, medal finals; ladies’s dash: semis-finals, medal finals; ladies’s omnium: medal last

Handball

  • 8am-10am: Males’s bronze-medal sport
  • 12.30pm-3pm: Males’s gold-medal sport

Trendy pentathlon

  • 10am-12.30pm: Girls’s last

Volleyball

  • 12pm-2.45pm: Girls’s gold-medal sport

Water polo

  • 8am-11am: Males’s bronze-medal sport
  • 1pm-2.50pm:Males’s gold-medal sport

Weightlifting

  • 10.30am-1pm: Girls’s: +81kg last

Wrestling

  • 10am-1.30pm: Males’s freestyle 65kg, males’s freestyle 97kg, ladies’s freestyle 76kg: repechage and medal finals

Ceremony

8pm (TBC): Closing ceremony

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EA Sports College Football 25: could this be the US’s most anticipated sports video game ever? | College football

Sports videogame releases are normally drab affairs. New variations come out yearly, and past roster updates and some gameplay tweaks, they don’t change that a lot from version to version. In contrast to Grand Theft Auto aficionados, sports activities recreation followers don’t plan midnight launch events.

However EA Sports activities Faculty Soccer 25, which will probably be launched worldwide on 19 July, isn’t a typical recreation. It might be essentially the most anticipated sports activities online game launch ever within the US. And to know why, we have to return to the start.

EA Sports activities first began making faculty soccer video video games all the way in which again in 1993 on the Sega Genesis. Different studios would dabble in faculty soccer, however by the late 2000s, the EA Sports activities franchise, dubbed NCAA Soccer, established itself because the market chief. The video games have been normally critically and commercially nicely acquired, with the final model, NCAA 14, reportedly promoting about 1.5m items.

However the NCAA Soccer franchise had an issue that had nothing to do with critics or customers: the courts. (The terminology across the recreation could be complicated for individuals who aren’t followers of school sports activities. The NCAA is the primary governing physique of school sports activities within the US. The NCAA Soccer franchise takes its identify from the group).

Franchises like Madden, NBA2K or EA Sports activities FC negotiate rights not simply with skilled leagues, however with the varied athlete unions, permitting the sport to depict the likenesses of groups and athletes. However faculty college students aren’t outlined as skilled athletes, and the NCAA group’s coverage within the 2010s prohibited gamers from incomes any monetary compensation from their skills.

So whereas earlier NCAA Soccer releases would come with actual groups just like the Ohio State Buckeyes or Florida Gators, the athletes would merely be often known as QB #7 or RB #21, quite than their actual names.

However you didn’t must be Hercule Poirot to determine that, for instance, in NCAA Soccer 2009, QB #15 simply occurred to have the identical peak, weight, hair colour and talent attributes as Tim Tebow, the true quarterback for the Florida Gators.

The athletes figured it out too. In July 2009, former UCLA basketball star Ed O’Bannon led a category motion lawsuit of school athletes who claimed that the NCAA group, EA Sports activities and the Collegiate Licensing Firm illegally used their likenesses with out compensation.

EA Sports activities and CLC settled out of courtroom, whereas the NCAA appealed after shedding the lawsuit. Fairly than permit EA Sports activities to pay athletes to be used of their likeness, the NCAA determined to cancel its licensing cope with EA Sports activities in 2013, with a number of schools and main faculties rapidly following go well with. The franchise had by no means featured actual gamers, however now it must do with out actual groups or conferences, and with out manufacturers who pulled their sponsorship because of the sport’s extra restricted scope. EA Sports activities felt the sequence was not viable: NCAA 14 was the final recreation within the sequence.

Till now. In February 2021, EA Sports activities printed a tweet that floored the school soccer world. The sport was coming again.

The appearance of names, picture and likeness offers has allowed EA Sports activities to incorporate actual gamers within the new version. {Photograph}: EA Sports activities

By 2020, it turned clear to school sports activities trade leaders that the NCAA’s strict insurance policies in opposition to athletes monetizing their identify, picture and likeness rights wouldn’t face up to political and authorized scrutiny. In July 2021, the NCAA formally modified the coverage, permitting athletes to earn cash from that includes in commercials, selling merchandise on social media, and sure, showing in video video games. With athletes having a pathway to earn cash for his or her participation, faculties rapidly agreed to take part within the revamped NCAA Soccer sequence. Greater than 11,000 gamers real-life gamers will seem on this 12 months’s recreation.

As the sport nears its launch date, schools throughout the US are leaning into the joy. Mississippi State is throwing a launch social gathering inside its 9,000 seat basketball enviornment, inviting followers to play the sport with present and former Bulldog athletes. The primary NIL collective supporting UCLA is internet hosting an analogous occasion. So are smaller packages, like Georgia Southern and San Diego State. Different faculties, like Boise State, tapped into the online game to announce new uniforms for his or her soccer groups. EA may even have builders on campers to put in precise playbooks for the real-life groups within the make imagine world, to make sure these student-athletes cranking video games late at evening can double up on their movie examine (the true playbooks is not going to be accessible for basic avid gamers).

These occasions are supposed to assist bridge the completely different teams that make up the Faculty Soccer 25 group: from new followers to these pushing 40 who keep in mind the franchise’s earlier editions. Should you’re questioning why your colleague booked a last-minute trip or is gradual to reply on Slack, they most likely have their eyes on taking North Texas to new heights in dynasty mode. There’s a crop of sleeper avid gamers and NCAA zealots who haven’t picked up a controller for the reason that recreation was shelved in 2014. However the ardour for the sport remained; greater than 120,000 folks tuned in for a fictional Nationwide Championship stream on Twitch in the course of the pandemic.

That deep love of the franchise additionally extends to the oldsters who make the sport. Christian McLeod, the manufacturing director at EA Sports activities, mentioned in June that your entire growth course of “has been a labor of affection for everyone on the group.”

The undertaking is especially fulfilling for McLeod, as he took a much less conventional profession pathway. McLeod, a self-identified faculty online game “diehard” for the reason that early Nineteen Nineties, initially labored as a chemical engineer, and wrote about sports activities video video games on the facet. Builders discovered his work and finally reached out to him about becoming a member of the NCAA Soccer group as a designer. Different main figures on the undertaking’s growth and design facet additionally got here from exterior the video games trade.

“I actually imagine that if you happen to’re really captivated with one thing, particularly within the video games trade, carry that keenness to the desk,” mentioned McLeod. “We will train you how one can be a designer. We will train you how one can be a producer. We will’t train ardour.”

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That zeal has fueled the momentum behind the sport’s return. When the sequence was discontinued, a gaggle of followers launched a mod referred to as Faculty Soccer Revamped, which continued to replace the sport on PC. Different recreation studios would have tried to close the undertaking down with lawsuits. As a substitute, EA employed a number of folks from the Revamped group to assist make Faculty Soccer 25.

The brand new version gained’t simply be for followers within the US both. For the primary time ever, followers exterior North America can simply play the sport with out having to fret about region-locked {hardware}.

Faculty Soccer 25 will probably be accessible worldwide for the primary time within the sequence. {Photograph}: EA Sports activities

A type of excited followers is Ben Parker, of Bishop’s Stortford in England. Parker informed me he first discovered American soccer by the Madden sequence.

“I used to be already a giant soccer fan, however Madden actually taught me how American soccer is a lot greater than you may assume … it’s like a human model of chess, which I assumed was fascinating,” says Parker.

By following the NFL, Parker turned conscious of the school recreation. “I made a decision to purchase a duplicate of the 2006 Rose Bowl from eBay. That was the 12 months with Vince Younger, Reggie Bush, Keith Jackson because the announcer, the setting of the Rose Bowl … it was excellent. And it was simply unbelievable drama to observe, even so many months faraway from the sport itself, that I used to be like, ‘I’ve obtained to know extra about this sport.’”

Parker managed to attain an imported copy of NCAA 2006 from eBay, which he performed religiously. Parker and plenty of different Europeans and South Individuals I talked to imagine that the online game could possibly be one other pathway for faculty soccer to develop a bigger worldwide viewers, particularly since entry to dwell broadcasts could be tough exterior the US.

Whereas trade analysts count on the Madden sequence to nonetheless promote extra copies than NCAA Faculty Soccer 25, owing to the NFL’s large nationwide and worldwide recognition, sources at faculties and within the licensing trade are assured that this 12 months’s faculty launch will carry out nicely commercially.

That will imply a brand new technology of followers get related to the fervour of not simply the online game, however faculty soccer itself. And possibly that was well worth the wait.

BBC must be responsive to the public, says Lisa Nandy

The BBC should be “responsive” to the general public, Lisa Nandy has stated as she vowed to maintain an “open thoughts” about the way forward for the licence price.

The brand new Tradition Secretary insisted that viewers and listeners should really feel that they’ve a stake in the way forward for the nationwide broadcaster.

Sir Keir Starmer instructed reporters final week that he was “dedicated” to the present annual cost of £169.50, which critics consider must be abolished amid the expansion of subscription companies.

The company’s constitution is up for renewal in 2027 and Rishi Sunak, Sir Keir’s predecessor, had opened the door to different income fashions.

Ms Nandy instructed BBC Radio 4’s At this time programme: “Clearly the way forward for the BBC is presently being debated, we’ve bought the constitution assessment arising and that assessment has been began by the earlier authorities.

“I’m eager to make sure that the BBC can proceed to thrive into the longer term. I’ve historically been a giant supporter of the licence price, as has Keir Starmer.

“However we additionally wish to ensure that the BBC is conscious of the general public, that individuals really feel that they’ve a stake in the way forward for their public service broadcaster.”

Safe BBC’s future

Noting she had beforehand advised mutualising elements of the company, she added: “I’m coming to it with an open thoughts, ready to work with the widest vary of stakeholders, together with the general public.

“However the agency intention is to safe the way forward for the BBC and be sure that it could actually proceed to thrive and do its important work into the longer term.”

In opposition, Ms Nandy blamed the Conservatives for fostering an “anti-media and anti-BBC feeling” by threatening to scrap the tv tax.

In a separate interview on BBC Breakfast, she reiterated Sir Keir’s “dedication” to the licence price till a minimum of 2027.

“We’re dedicated in our manifesto to the BBC and to the licensing scheme,” she stated. “There’s going to be some extra thought between now and [2027] however we’re dedicated.”

Discussions with Tim Davie

Ms Nandy visited the BBC studios at MediaCity in Salford on the weekend, holding discussions with Tim Davie, the company’s director-general.

She additionally made time for a gathering with Hacker T Canine, a border terrier puppet and one of many stars of the BBC’s kids’s tv providing.

In a clip shared to social media, Hacker – who, like Ms Nandy, can also be from Wigan – gave the Tradition Secretary a signed {photograph} of him, joking: “You possibly can put it up in No 10.”

As they traded quips, Ms Nandy instructed her canine counterpart: “Hacker, I don’t know for those who keep in mind, however you as soon as met my little boy and made him cry… So I’m afraid I’m saying right now that I’m shutting the BBC down.”

Hacker, who went on to say he was on his “finest behaviour” for the high-level ministerial go to, responded: “Hooray! It labored.”

The change ended with the puppet asking Ms Nandy whether or not she nonetheless lived in Wigan, to which she replied: “Yeah, I’m going to maneuver the BBC to Wigan truly.”