Medals table from dated press release highlights archery to weightlifting
The table lists gold silver and bronze medalists across sports. Notable entries include archery Korea Taiwan and Japan fencing Russia and Hungary Japan Canada swimming and weightlifting Diaz of Philippines. The document is a dated press summary of multiple events and results.
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Japan
Jun Mizutani
Mima Ito
China
Xin Xu
Shiwen Liu
Taiwan
Yun Ju Lin
Ching Cheng
Hidilyn Diaz
Philippines
Qiuyun Liao
Zulfiya Chinshanlo
Kazakhstan
United States
Russia
Italy
Britain
South Korea
Australia
France
Canada
Netherlands
Brazil
Germany
Kosovo
Hungary
Tunisia
Croatia
Slovenia
Georgia
Czech Republic
Indonesia
Serbia
Spain
Switzerland
Egypt
Mongolia
Turkey
Ukraine
Austria
Ecuador
Hong Kong
Iran
Norway
Thailand
Uzbekistan
Belgium
Bulgaria
Colombia
Denmark
India
Jordan
Romania
Ivory Coast
Estonia
Israel
Kuwait
Mexico
New Zealand
U S skeet golds and archery title at Tokyo Olympics
Amber English set an Olympic skeet record and defeated Italy's Diana Bacosi to claim the women's event. Vincent Hancock won a third skeet gold for the United States. South Korea retained its archery team title as Kim Je-deok led a clutch semifinal and final win for the host nation.
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Amber English
United States
Asaka
Tokyo
English
Diana Bacosi
Italy
U.S
Bacosi
Vincent Hancock
Hancock
Fort Worth
Texas
Denmark
Jesper Hanen
South Korea
Kim Je-deok
Japan
Chinese Taipei
Yumenoshima Park
Nora Gjakova
Kosovo
France
Sarah Leonie Cusique
Shohei Ono
Georgia
Sasha Shavdatuashvili
Olympic watch list highlights USA gold medal chances
U S athletes aim for gold across gymnastics swimming and softball events in Tokyo. Simone Biles leads a debut trio as Team USA seeks a third consecutive gymnastics title while Katie Ledecky Caeleb Dressel and others chase medals in swimming and softball.
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Tokyo
USA
Simone Biles
Katie Ledecky
Caeleb Dressel
U.S
Teens win skateboarding gold in Olympic street event
In Tokyo 13 year old Momiji Nishiya won Olympic gold, 13 year old Rayssa Leal took silver and 16 year old Funa Nakayama earned bronze in the inaugural Olympic women street skate event. The trio joined a rising generation of female skaters inspiring parents and peers worldwide. Nishiya celebrated with yakiniku barbecue as her mother promised a celebratory dinner. Leal, renowned for a viral dress trick, urged girls to skate everywhere and prove skateboarding is for everyone. The event highlighted pioneers like Leticia Bufoni and Annie Guglia, who spoke of progress since their early days and the need for more women in the sport ahead of Paris 2024.
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Tokyo
Momiji Nishiya
Japan
Yuto Horigome
Osaka
Nishiya
Rayssa Leal
Brazil
Kelvin Hoefler
Leal
Funa Nakayama
Ariake Urban
Leticia Bufoni
Bufoni
Annie Guglia
Canada
Guglia
Paris
U.S
Mariah Duran
Olympic swimming risks shake U S as Murphy earns bronze
Defending Olympic champion Ryan Murphy settled for bronze in 52.19 as U S men suffer first backstroke defeat since Barcelona. Australia and Britain shine with Kaylee McKeown claiming women's 100 backstroke Olympic record 57.47, Kylie Masse silver, Regan Smith bronze. Tom Dean wins men's 200 free gold 1 44 22 with Duncan Scott silver. Scheffer bronze. Titmus and Ledecky advance to 200 final amid Paris 2024 talk.
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Adam Peaty
Britain
Arno Kamminga
Netherlands
Nicolo Martinenghi
Italy
United States
Brooks Curry
Blake Pieroni
Bowen Becker
Zach Apple
Caeleb Dressel
Alessandro Miressi
Santo Condorelli
Lorenzo Zazzeri
Manuel Frigo
Thomas Ceccon
Australia
Cameron McEvoy
Zac Incerti
Alexander Graham
Kyle Chalmers
Ryan Murphy
U.S
Murphy
Kaylee McKeown
Canada
Kylie Masse
Regan Smith
McKeown
Arianne Titmus
Tom Dean
Duncan Scott
Brazil
Fernando Scheffer
Kieran Smith
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Je Deok Kim
Woojin Kim
Jinhyek Oh
Yu-Cheng Deng
Chih-Chun Tang
Chun-Heng Wei
Takaharu Furukawa
Yuki Kawata
Hiroki Muto
Benjamin Savsek
Lukas Rohan
Sideris Tasiadis
Thomas Daley
Matty Lee
Aisen Chen
Yuan Cao
Aleksandr Bondar
Viktor Minibaev
Ka Long Cheung
Garozzo
Alexander Choupenitch
Sofia Pozdniakova
Sofya Velikaya
Manon Brunet
Denis Abbazin
David Belyavskiy
Artur Dalaloyan
Nikita Nagornyy
Daiki Hashimoto
Kazuma Kaya
Takeru Kitazono
Wataru Tanigawa
Chaopan Lin
Wei Sun
Jingyuan Zou
Ruoteng Xiao
Changrim An
Tsogtbaatar Tsend-Ochir
Sarah Leonie Cysique
Tsukasa Yoshida
Issica Klimkait
Thomas Pidcock
Mathias Flueckiger
David Valero Serrano
Jesper Hansen
Eric Delaunay
Abdullah Alrashidi
Meng Wei
Triashlon
Christian Blummenfel
Alex Yee
Hayden Wilde
INU
Zealand
The
Associated Press
Savsek
Tom Pidcock
Nino Schurter
Tom Daley
Tokyo Aquatics Centre
Daley
Lee
Cheung Ka Long
Daniele Garozzo
Xu Xin
Liu Shiwen
Matea Jelic
Lauren Williams
Maksim Khramtcov
Saleh El-Sharabaty
Diaz
Liao Qiuyun
Liao
Sum Lee
Grace McCallum
Jordan Chiles
Biles
Peacock
NBC
Ledecky
Dressel
Townley Haas
Zach Harting
Gunnar Bentz
Team USA
Sweden
NBC Sports Network
Seal
Sun Yang
Titmus
Katy Ledecky
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