Canada's Rosie MacLennan after her gold medal ceremony in Trampoline during 2016 Olympic games in Rio August 12, 2016.
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Canada's Rosie MacLennan after her gold medal ceremony in Trampoline during 2016 Olympic games in Rio August 12, 2016.
John Lehmann/The Globe and Mail
LATEST NEWS
- Canadian Rosie MacLennan won the gold medal at the women’s trampoline final. She’s the first Canadian to successfully defend an individual Olympic gold medal.
- Canadian rowers Lindsay Jennerich and Patricia Obee won silver in lightweight women’s double sculls on Friday.
- Hilary Caldwell added to Canada’s medal haul in the pool with a bronze medal in the women’s 200-metre backstroke.
- The Canadian women’s soccer team beat France 1-0 in the quarterfinal.
WHAT'S HAPPENING TODAY (ALL TIMES ET)
Trampoline
Rosie MacLennan, Team Canada's flag bearer,
won gold for the second time, defending her title as trampoline champion with a score of 56.465. Britain's Bryony Page (56.040) took silver and China's Li Dan followed MacLennan's performance with a 55.885 for bronze.
MacLennan guaranteed herself a medal with the leading performance at 56.465 points with two competitors left to go.
Rowing
All-time Canadian Rowing medals
Prior to Rio, Canada had won 40 medals in rowing events. Select a medal for more details.
Data: Sports-reference.com
Lindsay Jennerich and Patricia Obee of Victoria earned silver in the women's lightweight double sculls Friday morning. The pair, favoured to land on the podium, trailed for most of the race, but came on strong in the final 500 meters to finish second. Ilse Paulis and Maaike Head of the Netherlands won gold.
Tennis
Canada's Daniel Nestor and Vasek Pospisil lost 2-0 in straight sets to the U.S. pair Steve Johnson and Jack Sock in the men's doubles tennis bronze medal match.
Swimming
Canada's Hilary Caldwell won the bronze medal in the women's 200-metre backstroke, adding to Canada's medal haul in the pool.
Soccer
Canada defeated France 1-0 in the women's soccer quarterfinal with a second-half goal by Sophie Schmidt. The team won bronze four years ago at the 2012 London Olympics after defeating France by the same score.
The Canadians were badly outplayed, had but one shot on goal and probably should have lost. Yet they won, Cathal Kelly writes.
Canada’s Sophie Schmidt celebrates with teammate Canada’s Ashley Lawrence after scoring her team’s first goal during a quarter-final match of the women’s Olympic football tournament between Canada and France in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on August 12, 2016.
Nelson Antoine/AP
Canada is riding high after its surprise and historic victory over Germany on Tuesday. In other women's action, Sweden knocked off the heavily favoured United States in penalty kicks.
Basketball
Canada's women's lost to the powerhouse United States by 30 points, 81-51. They play again Sunday when they face Spain.
WHAT ABOUT SATURDAY?
- Men’s golf (7 a.m.)
- Rowing, women’s eights and single sculls (7:50 a.m.)
- Trampoline, men’s finals (1 p.m.)
- Men’s volleyball, Canada vs. Mexico (7:30 p.m.)
- Swimming, women’s 50m final, 4x100m relay final; men’s 1500m final, 4x100, medley relay (10:04 p.m.)
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
- Day 1: Canada wins its first medal of the Rio Games
- Day 2: Canada wins a silver in women’s butterfly
- Day 3: Women’s rugby sevens earns bronze for Canada
- Day 4: Canada takes bronze in 10m synchro dive
- Day 5: Canada picks up sixth medal in women’s freestyle relay
- Day 6: Oleksiak wins Canada’s first gold medal of Rio 2016
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