Paris 2024 Day 11 Highlights: Basketball Quarter-Finals and Key Medal Events
Day 11 of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games promises to be a day full of intense competition and remarkable achievements. With the men’s basketball quarter-finals, the conclusion of men’s hockey and women’s football, and the awarding of the first boxing gold medal, there is no shortage of excitement. Here’s a look at the key events and medal highlights scheduled for August 6.
Men’s Basketball Quarter-Finals
The men’s basketball competition heats up as the top eight teams from the group stages face off in the quarter-finals. After thrilling matches in Lille, the competition now moves to the Bercy Arena in Paris. Fans can expect intense matchups as these top teams battle for a spot in the semi-finals.
Men’s Hockey and Women’s Football
Men’s hockey is reaching its climactic last four, with teams vying for a place in the final. Similarly, the women’s football tournament sees its conclusion with semi-final action that promises to be fiercely competitive.
Boxing at Roland-Garros Stadium
Boxing enthusiasts will witness the first gold medal event at the historic Roland-Garros Stadium. The 60kg women’s final, along with the semi-finals in men’s 71kg and women’s 50kg and 66kg, will showcase the best boxing talent from around the world.
Canoe Sprint Events
The canoe sprint events commence at the Nautical Stadium in Vaires-sur-Marne. Athletes will compete in a series of thrilling races as they paddle their way to Olympic glory.
Athletics: Women’s 200m Final
The athletics track and field events are highlighted by the women’s 200m final. With reigning champion Elaine Thompson-Herah absent and other top contenders like Shericka Jackson and Sha’Carri Richardson not qualifying, the race is wide open. U.S. champion Gabby Thomas, a bronze medallist in Tokyo, is a strong contender for gold. Britain’s Dina Asher-Smith and St. Lucia’s 100m champion Julien Alfred are also in the running for a medal.
Skateboarding: Sky Brown Goes for Gold
The women’s park skateboarding event is set to deliver one of the youngest podiums at the Olympics. Defending champion Yosozumi Sakura faces stiff competition from rising stars like Sky Brown and Hiraki Cocona, both 15 years old. The finals are anticipated to be a showcase of youthful talent and exhilarating tricks.
Medal Events on Day 11
- Athletics (Track and Field):
- Women’s Hammer Throw Final (19:57)
- Men’s Long Jump Final (20:15)
- Men’s 1500m Final (20:50)
- Women’s 3000m Steeplechase Final (21:14)
- Women’s 200m Final (21:40)
- Boxing:
- Men’s 71kg Semi-Finals (21:30–22:01)
- Women’s 50kg Semi-Finals (22:02–22:33)
- Women’s 66kg Semi-Finals (22:34–23:05)
- Women’s 60kg Final (23:06–23:22)
- Cycling (Track):
- Men’s Team Sprint Finals (20:05–20:15)
- Diving:
- Women’s 10m Platform Final (15:00–16:40)
- Equestrian:
- Jumping Individual Final (10:00–12:00)
- Sailing:
- Women’s One-Person Dinghy Medal Race (14:43–15:23)
- Men’s One-Person Dinghy Medal Race (15:43–16:25) (Subject to wind conditions)
- Skateboarding:
- Women’s Park Final (17:30–18:30)
- Wrestling:
- Men’s Greco-Roman 60kg Medal Finals (19:30–20:05)
- Men’s Greco-Roman 130kg Medal Finals (20:05–20:40)
- Women’s Freestyle 68kg Medal Finals (20:50–21:25)
Day 11 at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games is packed with thrilling events and potential history-making moments. Stay tuned as athletes push the boundaries of excellence in their quest for Olympic glory. Just Now News.Press
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