2020 Summer Olympics Schedule
Schedule for August 8, 2021
| time (EST) | Sport | Event | Result | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6:30 AM | Volleyball | Women's Volleyball, Finals, Gold Medal Match, BRA v USA | View Results | |
| 6:40 AM | Water Polo | Men's Water Polo, Finals, Bronze Medal Match, ESP v HUN | View Results | |
| 7:00 AM | Boxing | Women's Lightweight, Final, Harrington v Ferreira | View Results | |
| 7:15 AM | Boxing | Men's Lightweight, Final, Davis v Cruz | View Results | |
| 7:45 AM | Boxing | Women's Middleweight, Final, Price v Li Q | View Results | |
| 8:00 AM | Handball | Women's Handball, Finals, Gold Medal Match, FRA v ROC | View Results | |
| 8:15 AM | Boxing | Men's Super Heavyweight, Final, Jalolov v Torrez | View Results | |
| 9:30 AM | Water Polo | Men's Water Polo, Finals, Gold Medal Match, GRE v SRB | View Results |
Olympics News
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NCAA men's gymnastics championship: All-time winners list
Stanford took home top honors in the 2026 NCAA men's gymnastics championships. Check out other schools that have won titles now.
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Michigan's Richard repeats as NCAA men's all-around champion
Michigan's Fred Richard repeated as all-around champion, while Stanford captured its sixth team title at the NCAA men's gymnastics championship.
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NCAA women's gymnastics championship: All-time winners list
Oklahoma took home the NCAA women's gymnastics title in 2026. Check out the other schools that have won championships.
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2026 NCAA gymnastics championships: Oklahoma wins the national title
Florida, LSU, Oklahoma and Minnesota battled it out for the NCAA gymnastics title on Saturday. In the end, the Sooners prevailed.
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Oklahoma wins 4th NCAA women's gymnastics title in 5 years
Oklahoma senior Faith Torrez drilled the final routine of her career, delivering a near-perfect performance on the floor exercise as the last competitor on the final rotation to help the Sooners win the NCAA women's gymnastics championship on Saturday.
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Reigning Olympic champ Viktor Axelsen ends badminton career
Reigning two-time Olympic badminton champion Viktor Axelsen is retiring due to constant back pain, ending his hopes of making it to the Los Angeles Games.
