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FINAL RESULTS

FINAL MEDALS TABLE (October 2)

Country G S B Tot

United States 39 25 33 97

Russia 32 28 28 88

China 28 16 15 59

Australia 16 25 17 58

Germany 14 17 26 57

France 13 14 11 38

Italy 13 8 13 34

Cuba 11 11 7 29

Britain 11 10 7 28

Korea 8 9 11 28

Romania 11 6 9 26

Netherlands 12 9 4 25

Ukraine 3 10 10 23

Japan 5 8 5 18

Hungary 8 6 3 17

Belarus 3 3 11 17

Poland 6 5 3 14

Canada 3 3 8 14

Bulgaria 5 6 2 13

Greece 4 6 3 13

Sweden 4 5 3 12

Brazil 0 6 6 12

Spain 3 3 5 11

Norway 4 3 3 10

Switzerland 1 6 2 9

Ethiopia 4 1 3 8

Czech Republic 2 3 3 8

Kazakhstan 3 4 0 7

Kenya 2 3 2 7

Jamaica 0 4 3 7

Denmark 2 3 1 6

Indonesia 1 3 2 6

Mexico 1 2 3 6

Georgia 0 0 6 6

Lithuania 2 0 3 5

Slovakia 1 3 1 5

Algeria 1 1 3 5

South Africa 0 2 3 5

Belgium 0 2 3 5

Morocco 0 1 4 5

Chinese Taipei 0 1 4 5

Iran 3 0 1 4

Turkey 3 0 1 4

Finland 2 1 1 4

Uzbekistan 1 1 2 4

New Zealand 1 0 3 4

Argentina 0 2 2 4

North Korea 0 1 3 4

Austria 2 1 0 3

Azerbaijan 2 0 1 3

Yugoslavia 1 1 1 3

Latvia 1 1 1 3

Thailand 1 0 2 3

Estonia 1 0 2 3

Nigeria 0 3 0 3

Slovenia 2 0 0 2

Bahamas 1 1 0 2

Croatia 1 0 1 2

Moldova 0 1 1 2

Trinidad, Tobago 0 1 1 2

Saudi Arabia 0 1 1 2

Costa Rica 0 0 2 2

Portugal 0 0 2 2

Mozambique 1 0 0 1

Cameroon 1 0 0 1

Colombia 1 0 0 1

Uruguay 0 1 0 1

Ireland 0 1 0 1

Vietnam 0 1 0 1

ISRAEL 0 0 1 1

Macedonia 0 0 1 1

Kuwait 0 0 1 1

Kyrgyzstan 0 0 1 1

Armenia 0 0 1 1

Iceland 0 0 1 1

India 0 0 1 1

Barbados 0 0 1 1

Chile 0 0 1 1

Qatar 0 0 1 1

Sri Lanka 0 0 1 1

(September 27) -

BASEBALL

Semifinal: Cuba 3, Japan 0; US 3, S. Korea 2

BASKETBALL

Men's classification matches: For places 9/10: Spain 84, China 64 (46-28) For places 11/12: New Zealand 70, Angola 60 (37-26) Women's classification matches: For places 9/10: Cuba 67 Canada 58 (35-34) For places 11/12: New Zealand 72, Senegal 69 (40-39)

BOXING

Heavyweight (91kg) quarter-finals: Sultanahmed Ibzagimov (Russia) beat Jackson Chanet (France) 18-13, Vladimir Tchantouria (Georgia) beat Ruslan Chagaev (Uzbekistan) 18-13, Felix Savon (Cuba) beat Michael Bennett (US) rsc (outclassed) 1:57, rd 3, Sebastian Kober (Germany) beat Mark Simmons (Canada) rsc (outclassed) 1:52, rd 3, Middleweight (75 kg) quarter-finals: Vugar Alekperov (Azerbaijan) beat Akin Kakauridze (Turkey) 18-8, Jorge Gutierrez (Cuba) beat Adrian Diaconu (Romania) k.o.1:01, rd 1, Gaidarbek Gaidarbekov (Russia) beat Jeff Lacy (US) rsc (outclassed) 1:49, rd 3, Zsolt Erdei (Hungary) beat Aleksandr Zubrihin (Ukraine) 14-9.

SOFTBALL

Final: US beat Japan 2-1 (8 innings)

VOLLEYBALL

Women's quarter-finals: Brazil beat Germany 3-0 (25-22 25-18 25-17), Russia beat China 3-0 (27-25 25-23 27-25), Cuba beat Croatia 3-0 (25-18 25-23 25-21)

WATER POLO

Men's preliminary round, group A: Italy 6 Australia 5 (2-0 2-3 2-1 0-1), Kazakhstan 9 Slovakia 5 (3-3 1-2 1-0 4-0) Russia 8 Spain 5 (2-1 1-1 1-0 4-3)

Men's preliminary round, group B: Croatia 4, Yugoslavia 4 (1-1 2-1 0-0 1-2) Netherlands 10, Greece 7 (2-2 2-1 3-2 3-2) Hungary 10, US 9 (2-1 3-4 2-3 3-1)

GRECO-ROMAN WRESTLING

97 kg final: Mikael Ljungberg (Sweden) beat Davyd Saldadze (Ukraine) decision 2-1, Bronze medal: Garrett Lowney (US) beat Konstantinos Thanos (Greece) decision 3-1 54 kg final: Sim Kwon-ho (South Korea) beat Lazaro Rivas (Cuba) decision 8-0, Bronze medal: Kang Yong-Gyun (North Korea) beat Andriy Kalashnikov (Ukraine) decision 7-0 63 kg final: Varteres Samourgachev (Russia) beat Juan Luis Maren (Cuba) decision 3-0, Bronze medal: Akaki Chachua (Georgia) beat Beat Motzer (Switzerland) fall 76 kg final: Mourat Kardanov (Russia) beat Matt James Lindland (US) decision 3-0, Bronze medal: Marko Yli-Hannuksela (Finland) beat David Manukyan (Ukraine) decision 4-2 58 kg preliminary round, pool D: Djamel Ainaoui (France) beat Oleksan Stepanyan (Ukraine) decision 7-6 58 kg preliminary round, pool F: Rifat Yildiz (Germany) beat Constantin Borascu (Romania) decision 6-4 Valeri Nikonorov (Russia) beat Mohamed Barguaoui (Tunisia) disqualified 63 kg places 5 and 6: Bakhodir Kurbanov (Uzbekistan) beat Kevin Bracken (US) technical superiority 10-0 85 kg preliminary round, pool F: Fritz Aanes (Norway) beat Yuriy Vitt (Uzbekistan) decision 6-1 Gotcha Tsitsiashvili (Israel) beat Amor Bach Hanba (Tunisia) technical superiority 11-1 97 kg places 5/6: Genadi Chkhaidze (Georgia) beat Sergey Matviyenko (Kazakhstan) decision 1-1 130 kg preliminary round, pool A: Zhao Hailin (China) beat Helger Hallik (Estonia) decision 3-2 130 kg preliminary round, pool B: Dmitry Debelka (Belarus) beat Eddy Bengtsson (Sweden) 2-1 130 kg preliminary round, pool C: Georgiy Saldadze (Ukraine) beat Laszlo Kovacs (Australia) fall 130 kg preliminary round, pool D: Mihaly Deak-Bardos (Hungary) beat Serguey Moreyko (Bulgaria) injury 130 kg preliminary round, pool E: Rulon Gardner (US) beat Giuseppe Giunta (Italy) decision 2-1.

Haykaz Galstyan (Armenia) beat Omrane Ayari (Tunisia) decision 3-2 130 kg preliminary round, pool F: Yuri Yevseichik (Israel) beat Marek Sitnik (Poland) 3-1 Fatih Bakir (Turkey) beat David Vala (Czech Republic) decision 3-0

MEDALS TABLE (September 27)

Country G S B Tot

United States 25 15 22 62

Russia 17 14 20 51

China 22 14 14 50

Australia 12 20 12 44

France 12 13 7 32

Germany 5 11 16 32

Italy 11 7 11 29

Britain 6 8 5 19

Korea 5 6 8 19

Romania 10 4 4 18

Netherlands 8 5 3 16

Japan 5 6 4 15

Ukraine 3 7 5 15

Cuba 3 6 2 11

Belarus 1 1 9 11

Poland 5 4 1 10

Bulgaria 4 3 2 9

Sweden 4 3 1 8

Switzerland 1 5 2 8

Greece 2 4 1 7

Canada 1 1 5 7

Czech Republic 2 1 3 6

Indonesia 1 3 2 6

Brazil 0 4 2 6

Hungary 3 1 1 5

Spain 3 0 2 5

Slovakia 1 3 1 5

Finland 2 1 1 4

Lithuania 2 0 2 4

New Zealand 1 0 3 4

Belgium 0 2 2 4

Austria 2 1 0 3

Turkey 2 0 1 3

Mexico 1 2 0 3

Ethiopia 1 0 2 3

Denmark 0 2 1 3

South Africa 0 1 2 3

Chinese Taipei 0 1 2 3

Jamaica 0 1 2 3

North Korea 0 1 2 3

Georgia 0 0 3 3

Slovenia 2 0 0 2

Iran 2 0 0 2

Latvia 1 0 1 2

Croatia 1 0 1 2

Norway 0 1 1 2

Kenya 0 1 1 2

Armenia 0 0 2 2

Costa Rica 0 0 2 2

Azerbaijan 1 0 0 1

Mozambique 1 0 0 1

Colombia 1 0 0 1

Trinidad, Tobago 0 1 0 1

Moldova 0 1 0 1

Uruguay 0 1 0 1

Argentina 0 1 0 1

Nigeria 0 1 0 1

Yugoslavia 0 1 0 1

Ireland 0 1 0 1

Kyrgyzstan 0 0 1 1

Algeria 0 0 1 1

Iceland 0 0 1 1

Estonia 0 0 1 1

India 0 0 1 1

Kuwait 0 0 1 1

atar 0 0 1 1

Barbados 0 0 1 1

Thailand 0 0 1 1

Portugal 0 0 1 1

MULTI-MEDALISTS (September 25)

MEN

Five

Ian Thorpe, Australia, swimming, 3 gold, 2 silver.

Four

Michael Klim, Australia, swimming, 2 gold, 2 silver.

Gary Hall, Jr., USA, swimming, 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Pieter van den Hoogenband, Netherlands, swimming, 2 gold, 2 bronze.

Alexei Nemov, Russia, artistic gymnastics, 1 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze.

Three

Lenny Krayzelburg, USA swimming, 3 gold.

Florian Rousseau, France, cycling, 2 gold, 1 silver.

Adam Pine, Australia, swimming, 2 gold, 1 silver.

Massimiliano Rosolino, Italy, swimming, 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Matthew Welsh, Australia, swimming, 2 silver, 1 bronze.

Two

Robert Bartko, Germany, cycling, 2 gold.

Domenico Fioravanti, Italy, swimming, 2 gold.

Anthony Ervin, USA swimming, 2 gold.

Todd Peterson, Australia, swimming, 2 gold.

Jason Queally, Britain, cycling, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Jens Lehmann, Germany, cycling 1 gold, 1 silver.

Yang Wei, China, artistic gymnastics, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Tom Dolan, USA swimming, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Andrew Hoy, Australia, equestrian, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Ed Moses, USA, swimming, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Neil Walker, USA swimming, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Jason Lezak, USA swimming, 1 gold, 1 silver.

David O'Connor, USA, equestrian, 1 gold, 1 bronze.

Victor Wunderle, USA archery, 1 gold, 1 bronze.

Hugues Obry, France, fencing, 2 silver.

Scott Tucker, USA, swimming, 2 silver.

Josh Davis, USA swimming, 2 silver.

Klete Keller, USA swimming, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Igor Basinsky, Belarus, shooting, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Oleksandr Beresh, Ukraine, artistic gymnastics, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Gary Neiwand, Australia, cycling, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Geoff Huegill, Australia, swimming, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Jens Fiedler, Germany, cycling, 2 bronze.

Stev Theloke, Germany, swimming, 2 bronze.

Wiradech Lothny, Germany, fencing, 2 bronze.

WOMEN

Five

Dara Torres, USA swimming, 2 gold, 3 bronze.

Four

Inge de Bruijn, Netherlands, swimming, 3 gold, 1 silver.

Jenny Thompson, USA swimmimg, 3 gold, 1 bronze.

Susie O'Neill, Australia, swimming, 1 gold, 3 silver.

Three

Yana Klochkova, Ukraine, swimming, 2 gold, 1 silver.

Andreea Raducan, Romania, artistic gymnastics, 2 gold, 1 silver.

Therese Alshamer, Sweden, swimming, 2 silver, 1 bronze.

Petria Thomas, Australia, swimming, 2 silver, 1 bronze.

Two

Felicia Ballanger, France, cycling, 2 gold.

Yun Mi-jun, South Korea, archery, 2 gold.

Diana Mocanu, Romania, swimming, 2 gold.

Brooke Bennett, USA swimming, 2 gold.

Megan Quann, USAswimming, 2 gold.

Amy van Dyken, USAswimming, 2 gold.

Courtney Shealy, USA swimming, 2 gold.

Ashley Tappin, USA swimming, 2 gold.

Valentina Vezzali, Italy, fencing, 2 gold.

Wang Nan, China, table tennis, 2 gold.

Kim Nam-soon, South Korea, archery, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Simona Amanar, Romania, artistic gymnastics, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Leontien Zijlaard, Netherlands, cycling, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Diana Munz, USA swimming, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Tao Luna, China, shooting, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Svetlana Khorkina, Russia, artistic gymnastics, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Elena Zamolodtchikova, Russia, artistic gymnastics, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Li Ju, China, table tennis, 1 gold, 1 silver.

Kim Soo-nyung, South Korea, archery, 1 gold, 1 bronze.

Maria Olaru, Romania, artistic gymnastics, 1 gold, 1 bronze.

Gao Ling, China, badminton, 1 gold, 1 bronze.

Gianna Habluetzel-Buerki, Switzerland, fencing, 2 silver.

Martina Moravcova, Slovakia, swimming, 2 silver.

Leisel Jones, Australia, swimming, 2 silver.

Giaan Rooney, Australia, swimming, 2 silver.

Beatrice Caslaru, Romania, swimming, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Mai Nakamura, Japan, swimming, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Rita Koenig, Germany, fencing, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Ling Jie, China, artistic gymnastics, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Ekaterina Lobazniouk, Russia, artistic gymnastics, 1 silver, 1 bronze.

Claudia Poll, Costa Rica, swimming, 2 bronze.

Yang Yun, China, artistic gymnastics, 2 bronze.

Medals Table (September 25)

G S B Tot

United States 21 12 19 52

China 18 14 12 44

Australia 10 19 11 40

Russia 12 11 16 39

France 12 12 6 30

Italy 11 6 11 28

Germany 5 8 15 28

Romania 9 4 4 17

Korea 4 5 7 16

Netherlands 7 5 3 15

Britain 5 7 3 15

Ukraine 3 6 5 14

Japan 5 4 4 13

Belarus 1 1 8 10

Poland 4 4 0 8

Bulgaria 4 2 2 8

Switzerland 1 5 2 8

Greece 2 4 1 7

Cuba 2 3 2 7

Canada 1 1 5 7

Sweden 3 2 1 6

Czech Rep 2 1 3 6

Indonesia 1 3 2 6

Hungary 3 1 1 5

Slovakia 1 3 1 5

Spain 2 0 2 4

New Zealand 1 0 3 4

Belgium 0 2 2 4

Turkey 2 0 1 3

Denmark 0 2 1 3

Brazil 0 2 1 3

Chinese Taipei 0 1 2 3

Austria 2 0 0 2

Slovenia 2 0 0 2

Finland 1 1 0 2

Mexico 1 1 0 2

Latvia 1 0 1 2

Croatia 1 0 1 2

Lithuania 1 0 1 2

North Korea 0 1 1 2

Norway 0 1 1 2

South Africa 0 1 1 2

Costa Rica 0 0 2 2

Georgia 0 0 2 2

Colombia 1 0 0 1

Azerbaijan 1 0 0 1

Nigeria 0 1 0 1

Yugoslavia 0 1 0 1

Argentina 0 1 0 1

Uruguay 0 1 0 1

Trinidad,Tobago 0 1 0 1

Moldova 0 1 0 1

Jamaica 0 0 1 1

Estonia 0 0 1 1

Barbados 0 0 1 1

Portugal 0 0 1 1

India 0 0 1 1

Algeria 0 0 1 1

Thailand 0 0 1 1

Kuwait 0 0 1 1

Armenia 0 0 1 1

Kenya 0 0 1 1

Kyrgyzstan 0 0 1 1

September 21

ARCHERY

Men's individual final: Simon Fairweather (Australia) beat Victor Wunderle (U.S.) 113-106 Men's individual third place: Wietse van Alten (Netherlands) beat Magnus Petersson (Sweden) 114-109

BASEBALL

Preliminary round: Netherlands beat Cuba 4-2, Japan beat Italy 6-1

BASKETBALL

Women's preliminary round, group A: Brazil 82 Senegal 48 (44-23) Women's preliminary round, group A: France 70 Canada 58 (30-33) Women's preliminary round, group B: US 88 Russia 77 (44-47) Cuba 74 New Zealand 55 (45-29)

BOXING

Light heavyweight (81kg) 1st round: Olzhas Orazaliyev (Kazakhstan) beat Hugo German Garay (Argentina) rsc (outclassed) 1:56, rd 4, Isael Alvarez (Cuba) beat Giacobbe Fragomeni (Italy) rsc (outclassed) 1:10, rd. Light welterweight (63.5kg) 1st round: Kelson Carlos Santos Pinto (Brazil) beat Ghulam Shabbir (Pakistan) rsc (outclassed) 1:44, rd 4, Nurhan Suleymanoglu (Turkey) beat Michael Strange (Canada) 9-3, Sergei Bukovski (Belarus) beat Romeo Brin (Philippines) 8-5, Mohamed Allalou (Algeria) beat Lukas Konecny (Czech Republic) 17-9.

CANOEING

Men's kayak singles final: 1. Thomas Schmidt (Germany) 217.25, 2. Paul Ratcliffe (Britain) 223.71, 3. Pierpaolo Ferrazzi (Italy) 225.03, Men's canoe slalom doubles final: 1. Pavol Hochschorner/Peter Hochschorner (Slovakia) 237.74, 2. Krzysztof Kolomanski/Michal Staniszewski (Poland) 243.81, 3. Marek Jiras/Tomas Mader (Czech Republic) 249.45,

HOCKEY

Men's preliminary round, group A: Malaysia 2 Britain 2 (0-2) Netherlands 5 Canada 2 (2-1)

JUDO

Women's middleweight (70 kg) pool A semifinals: Kate Howey (Britain) beat Ursula Martin (Spain) ippon Women's middleweight (70 kg) pool A quarter-finals: Ursula Martin (Spain) beat Masae Ueno (Japan) ippon, Kate Howey (Britain) beat Edith Bosch (Netherlands) yusei-gachi Men's middleweight (90 kg) pool A 2nd round: Jean Claude Raphael (Mauritius) beat Xu Zhiming (China) ippon, Mark Huizinga (Netherlands) beat Brian Olson (U.S.) ippon, Keith Morgan (Canada) beat Rasul Salimov (Azerbaijan) ippon, Adrian Croitoru (Romania) beat Dmitri Morozov (Russia) ippon Men's middleweight (90 kg) pool A 1st round: Xu Zhiming (China) beat Batjargal Odkhuu (Mongolia) ippon, Jean Claude Raphael (Mauritius) beat Victor Florescu (Moldova) ippon, Keith Morgan (Canada) beat Robert Ivers (Australia) yusei-gachi, Rasul Salimov (Azerbaijan) beat Gabriel Eduardo Lama Valenzuela (Chile) yusei-gachi, Mark Huizinga (Netherlands) beat Yosvany Oreidys Despaigne (Cuba) ippon, Brian Olson (U.S.) beat Marko Spittka (Germany) yusei-gachi, Adrian Croitoru (Romania) beat Jose Vicbart Geraldino Rossello (Dominican Rep) yusei-gachi, Dmitri Morozov (Russia) beat George Gugava (Georgia) ippon.

SHOOTING

Men's double trap final: 1. Richard Faulds (Britain) 187.0 (Faulds won shoot-off), 2. Russell Mark (Australia) 187.0, 3. Fehaid Al Deehani (Kuwait) 186.0, 4. Conny Persson (Sweden) 184.0, 5. Roland Gerebics (Hungary) 180.0, 6. Lance Bade (U.S.) 179.0 Men's double trap qualifying round (first 6 to final): 1. Russell Mark (Australia) 143, 2. Fehaid Al Deehani (Kuwait) 141, 3. Conny Persson (Sweden) 141, 4. Richard Faulds (Britain) 141, 5. Roland Gerebics (Hungary) 140, 6. Lance Bade (U.S.) 136 (Bade won shoot-off), Women's 50m rifle (3 positions) final: 1. Renata Mauer-Rozanska (Poland) 684.6, 2. Tatiana Goldobina (Russia) 680.9, 3. Maria Feklistova (Russia) 679.9, 4. Sonja Pfeilschifter (Germany) 678.5, 5. Shan Hong (China) 676.9, 6. Anni Bisso (Denmark) 675.6, 7. Olga Dovgun (Kazakhstan) 674.2, 8. Melissa Mulloy (U.S.) 673.7

SOCCER

Women's preliminary round, group B: In Canberra: Norway 2 China 1 (0-0), In Melbourne: U.S. 3 Nigeria 1 (2-0)

TENNIS

Men's doubles 1st round: 8-Massimo Bertolini/Cristian Brandi (Italy) beat Gabor Koves/Attila Savolt (Hungary) 3-6 6-2 6-2 Men's singles 1st round: Jiri Vanek (Czech Rep) beat Wayne Black (Zimbabwe) 5-7 6-1 6-1, Arnaud Clement (France) beat Greg Rusedski (Britain) 6-2 6-3, Fabrice Santoro (France) beat 1-Marat Safin (Russia) 1-6 6-1 6-4 6-Alex Corretja (Spain) beat Goran Ivanisevic (Croatia) 7-6 (7-3) 7-6 (7-2), Karim Alami (Morocco) beat 10-Franco Squillari (Argentina) 6-4 7-6 (7-5), Andreas Vinciguerra (Sweden) beat Christian Ruud (Norway) 6-2 6-4, Tommy Haas (Germany) beat 14-Wayne Ferreira (South Africa) 7-5 6-2, Sebastien Lareau (Canada) beat 16-Michael Chang (U.S.) 7-6 (8-6) 6-3, Karol Kucera (Slovakia) beat 7-Tim Henman (Britain) 6-3 6-2, Roger Federer (Switzerland) beat David Prinosil (Germany) 6-2 6-2, Gianluca Pozzi (Italy) beat Jiri Novak (Czech Republic) 6-1 6-2, Mariano Zabaleta (Argentina) beat 12-Marcelo Rios (Chile) 6-7 (8-10) 6-4 7-5, Fernando Vicente (Spain) beat Andrew Ilie (Australia) 6-3 6-3, Mikael Tillstrom (Sweden) beat Leander Paes (India) 6-2 6-4, Jeff Tarango (U.S.) beat Diego Camacho (Bolivia) 6-0 6-1

Women's singles: 1ST ROUND: 12-Barbara Schett (Austria) beat Alicia Molik (Australia) 7-6 (9-7) 6-2, Julie Halard-Decugis (France) beat Tathiana Garbin (Italy) 6-4 6-2, Karina Habsudova (Slovakia) beat Katarina Srebotnik (Slovenia) 6-3 7-6 (9-7).

VOLLEYBALL

Women's preliminary round, group A: Brazil beat China 3-0 (25-14 25-21 25-18), Australia beat Kenya 3-1 (16-25 25-20 25-15 28-26) Women's preliminary round, group B: Russia beat Italy 3-1 (29-31 25-18 25-21 25-19), Cuba beat South Korea 3-0 (25-17 25-13 25-15), Germany beat Peru 3-0 (25-16 25-19 25-16)

4-Conchita Martinez (Spain) beat Petra Mandula (Hungary) 6-1 6-0, Daniela Bedanova (Czech Republic) beat Yi Jing Qian (China) 6-2 6-7 (3-7) 6-3, Jelena Dokic (Australia) beat 14-Ai Sugiyama (Japan) 6-0 7-6 (7-1), Maria Alejandra Vento (Venezuela) beat Amanda Hopmans (Netherlands) 6-4 6-3, 7-Amanda Coetzer (South Africa) beat Rita Kuti Kis (Hungary) 6-1 6-1, 16-Sabine Appelmans (Belgium) beat Sonya Jeyaseelan (Canada) 7-5 6-2, Rita Grande (Italy) beat Sylvia Plischke (Austria) 6-2 6-2, 10-Elena Dementieva (Russia) beat Miroslava Vavrinec (Switzerland) 6-1 6-1, Anne Kremer (Luxembourg) beat Iva Majoli (Croatia) 6-2 6-4, Kristie Boogert (Netherlands) beat Iroda Tulyaganova (Uzbekistan) 6-2 6-2, Rossana De Los Rios (Paraguay) beat Kveta Hrdlickova (Czech Republic) 6-3 6-0, 1-Lindsay Davenport (U.S.) beat Paola Suarez (Argentina) 6-2 6-2

Men's doubles 1st round: Mark Knowles/Mark Merklein (Bahamas) beat Nuno Marques/Bernardo Mota (Portugal) 6-7 (7-9) 6-4 7-5 , Mahesh Bhupathi/Leander Paes (India) beat Andrei Pavel/Gabriel Trifu (Romania) 6-3 6-4

September 20

ARCHERY

Women's individual final: Yun Mi-jin (South Korea) beat Kim Nam-soon (South Korea) 107-106 Women's individual bronze medal: Kim Soo-nyung (South Korea) beat Choe Ok-sil (North Korea) 103-101 Women's individual semifinals: Yun Mi-jin (South Korea) beat Kim Soo-nyung (South Korea) 107-105, Kim Nam-soon (South Korea) beat Choe Ok-sil (North Korea) 114-107 Women's individual quarter-finals: Kim Soo-nyung (South Korea) beat Joanna Nowicka (Poland) 106-100, Choe Ok-sil (North Korea) beat Natalia Valeeva (Italy) 107-103, Kim Nam-soon (South Korea) beat Sayoko Kawauchi (Japan) 114-110 Yun Mi-jin (South Korea) beat Natalia Bolotova (Russia) 110-105 Women's individual 3rd round: Kim Soo-nyung (South Korea) beat Michelle Tremelling (Australia) 168-158, Natalia Valeeva (Italy) beat Cristina Ioriatti (Italy) 163-156, Kim Nam-soon (South Korea) beat He Ying (China) 165-162, Yun Mi-jin (South Korea) beat Alison Williamson (Britain) 173-164.

BASEBALL

Preliminary round: Japan beat Australia 7-3, Italy beat South Africa 13-0

BASKETBALL

Men's preliminary round, group A: US 93 Italy 61 (45-35) China 75 New Zealand 60Men's preliminary round, group B: Russia 71 Spain 63 (38-28) Canada 99 Angola 54 (50-29)

VOLLEYBALL

Men's preliminary round, group A: Brazil beat Egypt 3-0 (30-28 25-18 25-21), Cuba beat Spain 3-1 (25-21 25-12 21-25 25-20), Netherlands beat Australia 3-0 (25-19 25-17 25-15) Men's preliminary round, group B: Argentina beat South Korea 3-1 (25-23 17-25 30-28 25-21), Russia beat U.S. 3-1 (25-18 25-23 21-25 25-17)

BOXING

Light middleweight (71kg) 1st round: Mohamed Salah Marmouri (Tunisia) beat Adama Osumanu (Ghana) rsc (outclassed) 1:35, rd 2 Juan Hernandez Sierra (Cuba) beat Stephane Nzue Mba (Gabon) rsc (outclassed) 1:32, rd 3 Marin Simion (Romania) beat Ciro Fabio di Corcia (Italy) 19-8 Jose Luis Zertuche Chavez (Mexico) beat Sidy Sandy (Guinea) rsc (outclassed) 1:59, rd 4 Firat Karagollu (Turkey) beat Michael Roche (Ireland) 17-4 Frederic Esther (France) beat Andrey Mishin (Russia) 16-11 Flyweight (51kg) 1st round: Omar Narvaez (Argentina) beat Carlos Valcarcel (Puerto Rico) 12-6, Wijan Ponlid (Thailand) beat Vardan Zakarjan (Germany) rsc (outclassed) 0:53, rd 4 Arlan Lerio (Philippines) beat Jackson Asiku (Uganda) rsc (headblow) 1:45, rd 2 Andrzej Rzany (Poland) beat Celestin Augustin (Madagascar) 15-13, Andrew Kooner (Canada) beat Nacer Keddam (Algeria) 18-11, Manuel Mantilla Rodriguez (Cuba) beat Kim Tai-kyu (South Korea) 20-8, Bogdan Dobrescu (Romania) beat Yang Xiangzhong (China) 12-3

CANOEING/KAYAKING SLALOM

Men's kayak singles qualifying round: 1. Mathias Roethenmund (Switzerland) 253.02, 2. Thomas Schmidt (Germany) 253.17, 3. Paul Ratcliffe (Britain) 253.69, 4. Helmut Oblinger (Austria)253.94, 5. Scott Shipley (U.S.) 254.82, 6. Tomas Kobes (Czech Republic) 255.13, 7. Manuel Koehler (Austria) 255.79, 8. Laurent Burtz (France) 257.47, 9. Fedja Marusic (Slovenia) 258.10, 10. Dejan Kralj (Slovenia) 258.29, 11. Pierpaolo Ferrazzi (Italy) 261.19, 12. Peter Nagy (Slovakia) 262.16, 13. Enrico Lazzarotto (Italy) 262.22, 14. Jiri Prskavec (Czech Republic) 263.01, 15. Andrej Glucks (Croatia) 263.66, 16. Ian Wiley (Ireland) 266.42, 17. Lazar Popovski (Macedonia) 266.60, 18. Esteban Arakama (Spain) 267.75, 19. Carlos Juanmarti (Spain) 275.88, 20. Nizar Samlal (Morocco) 299.22, 21. John Wilkie (Australia) 320.84, 22. David Ford (Canada) 323.58, 23. Taro Ando (Japan) 442.64

Men's canoe doubles qualifying round: 1. Pavol Hochschorner/ Peter Hochschorner (Slovakia) 269.13, 2. Frank Adisson/Wilfrid Forgues (France) 270.50, 3. Andre Ehrenberg/Michael Senft (Germany) 279.54, 4. Stuart Bowman/Nick Smith (Britain) 280.60, 5. Marek Jiras/Tomas Mader (Czech Republic) 284.07, 6. Krzysztof Kolomanski /Michal Staniszewski (Poland) 285.94, 7. Andrzej Wojs/Slawomir Mordarski (Poland) 286.96, 8. Jaroslav Volf/Ondrej Stepanek (Czech Republic) 290.57, 9. Benoit Gauthier/Tyler Lawlor (Canada) 311.11, 10. Antonio Herreros/Marc Vicente (Spain) 344.62, 11. Kai Swoboda/Andrew Farrance (Australia) 347.33, 12. Matt Taylor/Lecky Haller (U.S.) 353.82

SAILING

Men's mistral (sailboard) - Overall standings after 4 races: 1. Carlos Espinola (Argentina) 20.00, 2. Christoph Sieber (Austria) 28.00, 3. Alexander Baronjan (Germany) 29.00, 4. Amit Inbar (Israel) 43.00, 5. Nikolaos Kaklamanakis (Greece) 46.00, 6. Ricardo Santos (Brazil) 48.00, 7. Przemyslaw Miarczynski (Poland) 48.00, 8. Mike Gebhardt (U.S.) 50.00, 9. Ted Huang (Taiwan) 51.00, 10. Tony Philp (Fiji) 52.00,

SHOOTING

Men's 50m pistol final: 1. Tanyu Kiriakov (Bulgaria) 666.0, 2. Igor Basinsky (Belarus) 663.3, 3. Martin Tenk (Czech Rep) 662.5, 4. Vladimir Goncharov (Russia) 662.2, 5. Dilshod Mukhtarov (Uzbekistan) 662.0, 6. Wang Yifu (China) 659.0, 7. Roberto Di Donna (Italy) 657, 8. Vladimir Guchsha (Kazakhstan) 655.8 Women's double trap final:1. Pia Hansen (Sweden) 148.0, 2. Deborah Gelisio (Italy) 144.0, 3. Kimberly Rhode (U.S.) 139.0, 4. Yi-Chun Lin (Taiwan) 134.0, 5. Cynthia Meyer (Canada) 134.0, 6. Cindy Gentry (U.S.) 130.0

Men's 50m pistol qualifying round: 1. Tanyu Kiriakov (Bulgaria) 570, 2. Igor Basinsky (Belarus) 569, 3. Martin Tenk (Czech Rep) 566, 4. Dilshod Mukhtarov (Uzbekistan) 565, 5. Vladimir Goncharov (Russia) 564, 6. Wang Yifu (China) 563, 7. Vladimir Guchsha (Kazakhstan) 562, 8. Roberto Di Donna (Italy) 560, 9. Sorin Babii (Romania) 560, 10. Konstantin Lukashik (Belarus) 560, 11. Jerzy Pietrzak (Poland) 560, 12. Franck Dumoulin (France) 559, 13. Boris Kokorev (Russia) 559, 14. Masaru Nakashige (Japan) 558, 15. Xu Dan (China) 558, 16. Dionysios Georgakopoulos (Greece) 557, 17. Sergio Werner Sanchez Gomez (Guatemala) 557, 18. Alexander Danilov (Israel) 556, 19. David Moore (Australia) 556 20. Hans-Juergen Bauer-Neumaier (Germany) 553, 37

Women's double trap qualifying round: 1. Pia Hansen (Sweden) 112, 2. Deborah Gelisio (Italy) 107, 3. Kimberly Rhode (U.S.) 103, 4. Cynthia Meyer (Canada) 101, 5. Cindy Gentry (U.S.) 100, 6. Yi-Chun Lin (Taiwan) 100, 7. Anne Focan (Belgium) 99, 8. Zhang Yafei (China) 98, 9. Gao E (China) 98, 10. Susanne Kiermayer (Germany) 98, 11. Ann Maree Roberts (Australia) 98, 12. Deserie Baynes (Australia) 97, 13. Pia Julin (Finland) 94, Yukie Nakayama (Japan) 94, 15. Sue Nattrass (Canada) 93, 16. Elena Tkatch (Russia) 90, 17. Satu Pusila (Finland) 85

SOCCER

Women's preliminary round, group A:Germany 1 Sweden 0 (0-0), Brazil 2 Australia 1 (0-1)

SOFTBALL

Preliminary round: China beat New Zealand 10-0, Italy beat Cuba 1-0, Japan beat U.S. 2-1 (11 innings)

SWIMMING

Men's 4x200m freestyle relay final 1. Australia 7:07.05 (world record) Ian Thorpe, Michael Klim, Todd Pearson, William Kirby, 2. US 7:12.64 Scott Goldblatt, Josh Davis, Jamie Rauch, Klete Keller, 3. Netherlands 7:12.70 Martijn Zuijdweg, Johan Kenkhuis, Marcel Wouda, Pieter van den Hoogenband, 4. Italy 7:12.91 Andrea Beccari, Matteo Pelliciari, Emiliano Brembilla, Massimiliano Rosolino, 5. Britain 7:12.98 Edward Sinclair, Paul Palmer, Marc Spackman, James Salter, 6. Germany 7:20.19 Stefan Pohl, Christian Keller, Stefan Herbst, Christian Troeger, 7. Canada 7:21.92 Mark Johnston, Michael Mintenko, Rick Say, Yannick Lupien, 8. Russia 7:24.37 Dmitri Tchernychev, Andrei Kapralov, Serguei Lavrenov, Alexei Filipets

Women's 200m butterfly semifinals(fastest 8 to final): Semifinal 1: 1. Susie O'Neill (Australia) 2:07.57, 2. Petria Thomas (Australia) 2:07.63, 3. Maki Mita (Japan) 2:09.88, 4. Yuko Nakanishi (Japan) 2:09.89, 5. Mireia Garcia (Spain) 2:10.24, 6. Mandy Loots (South Africa) 2:10.58, 7. Elizabeth van Welie (New Zealand) 2:11.68, 8. Eva Risztov (Hungary) 2:11.83 Semifinal 2:1. Otylia Jedrzejczak (Poland) 2:07.81, 2. Misty Hyman (U.S.) 2:07.96, 3. Mette Jacobsen (Denmark) 2:08.11, 4. Kaitlin Sandeno (U.S.) 2:09.40, 5. Georgina Lee (Britain) 2:10.33, 6. Margaretha Pedder (Britain) 2:10.49, 7. Cecile Jeanson (France) 2:10.78, 8. Sophia Skou (Denmark) 2:11.07 Women's 200m butterfly qualifiers for final: Susie O'Neill (Australia) 2:07.57, Petria Thomas (Australia) 2:07.63, Otylia Jedrzejczak (Poland) 2:07.81.

TENNIS

Men's singles 1st round: Kevin Ullyett (Zimbabwe) beat 15-Albert Costa (Spain) 6-3 3-6 11-9, Paradorn Srichaphan (Thailand) beat Attila Savolt (Hungary) 6-2 4-6 7-5, Kristian Pless (Denmark) beat Sargis Sargsian (Armenia) 6-3 6-4, Mark Philippoussis (Australia) beat Thomas Johansson (Sweden) 7-6 (8-6) 6-4, Vladimir Voltchkov (Belarus) beat Gaston Gaudio (Argentina) 7-6 (7-4) 4-6 6-1, Arnaud Di Pasquale (France) beat 9-Nicolas Kiefer (Germany) 6-4 6-3, Juan Ignacio Chela (Argentina) beat Nicolas Escude (France) 6-7 (5-7) 7-5 6-1, Nicolas Massu (Chile) beat Slava Dosedel (Czech Rep) 6-2 7-6 (7-5).

Daniel Nestor (Canada) beat Barry Cowan (Britain) 5-7 6-1 6-4, 5-Yevgeny Kafelnikov (Russia) beat Juan Antonio Marin (Costa Rica) 6-0 6-1, Ivan Ljubicic (Croatia) beat Dominik Hrbaty (Slovakia) 6-1 1-6 6-3, 8-Juan Carlos Ferrero (Spain) beat Lee Hyung-taik (South Korea) 6-7 (5-7) 7-6 (8-6) 7-5, 13-Patrick Rafter (Australia) beat Vincent Spadea (U.S.) 6-4 6-3, 2-Gustavo Kuerten (Brazil) beat Christophe Pognon (Benin) 6-1 6-1, Rainer Schuttler (Germany) beat Todd Martin (U.S.) 6-2 6-0

Women's singles 1st round: Tamarine Tanasugarn (Thailand) beat Tina Pisnik (Slovenia) 6-4 6-3, Nicole Pratt (Australia) beat Ruxandra Dragomir (Romania) 6-3 6-3, Els Callens (Belgium) beat Shinobu Asagoe (Japan) 6-0 6-4, Silvia Farina-Elia (Italy) beat Cara Black (Zimbabwe) 6-2 3-6 6-3, Emmanuelle Gagliardi (Switzerland) beat Wynne Prakusya (Indonesia) 6-4 7-6 (7-2), 13-Silvija Talaja (Croatia) beat Neyssa Etienne (Haiti) 6-1 6-0, 11-Nathalie Dechy (France) beat Magui Serna (Spain) 6-1 6-2, Fabiola Zuluaga (Colombia) beat 9-Amelie Mauresmo (France) 6-3 3-6 6-2, Jana Kandarr (Germany) beat 15-Elena Likhovtseva (Russia) 6-4 6-4, 5-Arantxa Sanchez-Vicario (Spain) beat Li Na (China) 6-1 7-5, Anastasia Myskina (Russia) beat Eleni Danilidou (Greece) 6-1 7-5, 8-Dominique Van Roost (Belgium) beat Adriana Gersi (Czech Rep) 6-1 6-1, Patricia Wartusch (Austria) beat Olga Barabanschikova (Belarus) 6-4 6-2, Miriam Oremans (Netherlands) beat Florencia Labat (Argentina) 6-2 6-4, 3-Monica Seles (U.S.) beat Katalin Marosi-Aracama (Hungary) 6-0 6-1

September 19

BASEBALL

Preliminary round: Australia 5, South Korea 3; Cuba13, Italy 5 US 11, South Africa 1

BASKETBALL
(women)

Canada 62, Senegal 41 (36-19); South Korea 101, New Zealand 62 (48-25); Russia 84, Poland 46 (34-20);

BOXING

Middleweight (75 kg) 1st round: Somluck Kamsing (Thailand) beat Andres Abelino Ledesma Villalba (Colombia) rsc (outclassed) 0:37, rd 4, Juri Mladenov (Bulgaria) beat Servin Suleymanov (Ukraine) 7-4, Akin Kakauridze (Turkey) beat Mariano Natalio Carrera (Argentina) rsc (outclassed) 1:52, rd 4, Im Jung-Bin (South Korea) beat Ramadan Yasser Abdelghafar (Egypt) 8-7, Vugar Alekperov (Azerbaijan) beat Peter Kariuki Ngumi (Kenya) 12-3, Paul Miller (Australia) beat Jerson Ravelo (Dominican Rep) 8-7, Adrian Diaconu (Romania) beat Abdelhani Kinzi (Algeria) 19-9,

CANOEING

Women's kayak singles final: 1. Stepanka Hilgertova (Czech Republic) 247.04 2. Brigitte Guibal (France) 251.88 3. Anne-Lise Bardet (France) 254.77 4. Elena Kaliska (Slovakia) 255.95 5. Irena Pavelkova (Czech Republic) 256.11 6. Mandy Planert (Germany) 257.85 7. Rebecca Giddens (US) 258.69 8. Danielle Woodward (Australia) 261.89 9. Sandra Friedli (Switzerland) 262.30 Men's canoe singles final: 1. Tony Estanguet (France) 231.87 2. Michal Martikan (Slovakia) 233.76 3. Juraj Mincik (Slovakia) 234.22 4. Emmanuel Brugvin (France) 238.42 5. Stefan Pfannmoeller (Germany) 239.72 6. Soeren Kaufmann (Germany) 240.18

BEACH VOLLEYBALL

Men's 1st preliminary round: 2-Jose Loiola Jr/Emanuel Rego (Brazil) beat 23-Matt Grinlaubs/Joshua Slack (Australia) 15-3 9-Dain Blanton/Eric Fonoimoana (US) beat 16-Andreas Scheuerpflug/Oliver Oetke (Germany) 15-7, 3-Jose Marco Melo/Ricardo Santos (Brazil) beat 22-Bjorn Berg/Simon Dahl (Sweden) 15-5 18-Jody Holden/Conrad Leinemann (Canada) beat 7-Kevin Wong/Robert Heidger Jr (US) 17-15 24-Juan Alberto Rodriguez Ibarra/Joel Sotelo Villalobos (Mexico) beat 1-Lee Zahner/Julien Prosser (Australia) 15-12 8-Joerre Andre Kjemperud/Vegard Hoidalen (Norway) beat 17-Nikolas Berger/Oliver Stamm (Austria) 15-6

FENCING

Men's epee: Italy beat France 39-38, Men's team bronze medal match: Cuba beat South Korea 45-31, Men's team epee semifinals: Italy beat South Korea 44-43, France beat Cuba 45-36, Places 5/6: Germany beat Belarus 41-37 Places 5/8: Belarus beat Australia 45-34 Germany beat Hungary 45-39 Places 7/8: Hungary beat Australia 45-39 Places 9/12: Austria beat China 45-35 Places 9/10: Estonia beat Austria 45-44 Quarter-finals France beat Hungary 43-42, South Korea beat Belarus 45-44, Cuba beat Germany 45-44, Italy beat Australia 45-34 1st round: Hungary beat Estonia 45-42 Australia beat China 45-38 Belarus beat Austria 45-44

SOFTBALL

Preliminary round: US beat Cuba 3-0 Japan beat China 3-1 New Zealand beat Canada 3-2 (10 innings)

WEIGHTLIFTING

Women's 58kg final (snatch, clean/jerk, total): 1. Soraya Jimenez Mendivil (Mexico) 95.0, 127.5; 222.5 2. Ri Song Hui (North Korea) 97.5, 122.5; 220.0 3. Khassaraporn Suta (Thailand) 92.5, 117.5; 210.0 4. Maryse Turcotte (Canada) 90.0, 115.0; 205.0 5. Aleksandra Klejnowska (Poland) 90.0, 112.5; 202.5

Women's 53kg final (snatch, clean/jerk, total): 1. Yang Xia (China) 100.0 (world record), 125.0 (world record); 225.0 (world record) 2. Feng-Ying Li (Taiwan) 97.5 115.0; 212.5 3. Winarni Binti Slamet (Indonesia) 90.0, 112.5; 202.5 4. Franca Gbodo (Nigeria) 85.0, 110.0; 195.0 5. Swe Swe Win (Burma) 85.0, 110.0; 195.0

Women's 53kg snatch: 1. Yang Xia (China) 100.0 (world record) 2. Li Feng-ying (Taiwan) 97.5 3. Winarni Binti Slamet (Indonesia) 90.0

4. Franca Gbodo (Nigeria) 85.0 5. Swe Swe Win (Burma) 85.0 6. Thing Baijan Sanamacha Chanu (India) 85.0 7. Marioara Munteanu (Romania) 82.5 8. Karla Fernandez Beaumont (Venezuela) 80.0 9. Mari Nakaga (Japan) 77.5 10. Tarana Abbasova (Azerbaijan) 75.0

September 18

SWIMMING

Men's 400m. individual medley: Micky Halika, 4:19.97, 6th in heat, 11th in preliminaries. Women's 400m. freestyle: Adi Bichman - 4:27.33, 38 out of 39 Men's 100m backstroke: Semifinal 2: 1. Lenny Krayzelburg (US) 54.32, 2. Stev Theloke (Germany) 54.95, 3. Eitan Urbach (Israel) 55.31, 4. Bartosz Kizierowski (Poland) 55.34, 5. Steffen Driesen (Germany) 55.41, 6. Rodolfo Falcon (Cuba) 55.59, 7. Peter Horvath (Hungary) 55.65, 8. Simon Dufour (France) 55.79. Final: Lenny Krayzelburg (US) 54.32 Matthew Welsh (Australia) 54.52 Josh Watson (Australia) 54.93 Stev Theloke (Germany) 54.95 Neil Walker (US) 55.20 Eitan Orbach (Israel) 55.31 Bartosz Kizierowski (Poland) 55.34 Steffen Driesen (Germany) 55.41

WOMEN'S MISTRAL

Overall standings after 2 races: 1. Amelie Lux (Germany) 3.00, 2. Alessandra Sensini (Italy) 4.00, 3. Barbara Kendall (New Zealand) 5.00, 4. Maria del Carmen Vaz (Spain) 9.00, 5. Lise Vidal (France) 13.00, 6. Lai Shan Lee (Hong Kong) 15.00, 7. Anna Galecka (Poland) 15.00, 8. Masako Imai (Japan) 18.00, 9. Michal Hein (Israel) 19.00, 10. Ju Soon-Ahn (South Korea) 23.00, 11. Minna Aalto (Finland) 27.00, 12. Zhang Chujun (China) 27.00, 13. Jessica Crisp (Australia) 28.00, 14. Anja Kaeser (Switzerland) 30.00.

Men's mistral Amit Inbar, 6th place

September 17

SWIMMING

Men's 4x100m. freestyle relay Heat 3: 1. US 3:15.43 Scott Tucker, Anthony Ervin, Jason Lezak, Josh Davis 2. Brazil 3:19.29 Fernando Scherer, Edvaldo Silva Filho, Carlos Jayme, Gustavo Borges 3. Britain 3:20.45 Paul Belk, Sion Brinn, Anthony Howard, Mark Stevens 4. Ukraine 3:21.48 Vyacheslav Shyrshov, Rostyslav Svanidze, Artem Goncharenko, Pavlo Khnykin 5. Canada 3:21.98 Craig Hutchison, Robbie Taylor, Rick Say, Yannick Lupien 6. Israel 3:22.06 Alexei Manziula, Eitan Orbach, Oren Azrad, Yoav Bruck 7. Denmark 3:24.7 8. Dennis Otzen Jensen, Henrik Steen Andersen, Jeppe Boje Nielsen, Jacob Frilund Carstensen 8. Kazakhstan 3:28.90 Igor Sitnikov, Andrey Kvassov, Pavel Sidorov, Sergey Borissenko

Women's 400m. individual medley Heat 3: 1. Beatrice Caslaru (Romania) 4:41.04 2. Joanne Malar (Canada) 4:42.65 3. Hana Cerna (Czech Republic) 4:44.11 4. Lourdes Becerra (Spain) 4:47.50 5. Sabine Klenz (Germany) 4:47.79 6. Liu Yin (China) 4:50.33 7. Carolyn Adel (Surinam) 4:57.90 8. Adi Bichman (Israel) 5:06.72

Women's 100m. butterfly Heat 7: 1. Inge de Bruijn (Netherlands) 57.60 2. Petria Thomas (Australia) 58.52 3. Otylia Jedrzejczak (Poland) 58.66 4. Natalia Soutiaguina (Russia) 59.50 5. Mandy Loots (South Africa) 59.94 6. Vered Borochovsky (Israel) 1:00.34 7. Maki Mita (Japan) 1:00.97 8. Ruan Yi (China) 1:01.16

Men's 100m. breastroke: Heat 5: 1. Tal Stricker (Israel) 1:03.99 2. Alvaro Fortuny Lopez (Guatemala) 1:04.35 3. Alwin de Prins (Luxembourg) 1:04.37 4. Shang-Hsuan Yang (Taiwan) 1:04.54 5. Alfredo Jacobo Rodriguez (Mexico) 1:04.67 6. Ivan Rodriguez-Mesa (Panama) 1:04.68 7. Aleksandr Gukov (Belarus) 1:04.96 8. Sergio Andres Ferreyra (Argentina) 1:05.75

SHOOTING

Men's 10m air pistol qualifying round 43. Alexander Danilov (Israel) dq

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