2020 Summer Olympics Results - Athletics

Women's Shot Put
July 30 - Final
	CHN	Gong Lijiao	20.58
	USA	Raven Saunders	19.79
	NZL	Valerie Adams	19.62
4	POR	Auriole Dongmo	19.57
5	CHN	Song Jiayuan	19.14
6	NZL	Maddison-Lee Wesche	18.98
7	SWE	Fanny Roos	18.91
8	GER	Sara Gambetta	18.88
9	BLR	Aliona Dubitskaya	18.73
10	CHN	Gao Yang	18.67
11	TRI	Portious Warren	18.32
12	USA	Jessica Ramsey	NoM
13	JAM	Danniel Thomas	18.37
14	GER	Christina Schwanitz	18.08
15	GER	Katharina Maisch	17.89
16	TUR	Emel Dereli	17.81
17	GBR	Sophie Mckinna	17.81
18	POL	Klaudia Kardasz	17.76
19	NED	Jessica Schilder	17.74
20	USA	Adelaide Aquilla	17.68
21	HUN	Anita Márton	17.59
22	JAM	Lloydricia Cameron	17.43
23	ESP	María Belén Toimil	17.38
24	CZE	Markéta Cervenková	17.33
25	VEN	Ahymará Espinoza	17.17
26	UKR	Olha Holodna	17.15
27	POL	Paulina Guba	16.98
28	CAN	Sarah Mitton	16.62
29	MDA	Dimitriana Bezede	16.55
30	BRA	Geisa Arcanjo	16.46
31	GEO	Sopiko Shatirishvili	15.31
	CAN	Brittany Crew	NoM

Women's Shot Put, Qualification, Group B
July 30 - Final
1	CHN	Gong Lijiao	19.46 Q
2	CHN	Song Jiayuan	19.23 Q
3	NZL	Valerie Adams	18.83 Q
4	POR	Auriole Dongmo	18.80 Q
5	GER	Sara Gambetta	18.57
6	JAM	Danniel Thomas	18.37
7	TUR	Emel Dereli	17.81
8	GBR	Sophie Mckinna	17.81
9	USA	Adelaide Aquilla	17.68
10	HUN	Anita Márton	17.59
11	CZE	Markéta Cervenková	17.33
12	VEN	Ahymará Espinoza	17.17
13	POL	Paulina Guba	16.98
14	CAN	Sarah Mitton	16.62
15	BRA	Geisa Arcanjo	16.46
16	GEO	Sopiko Shatirishvili	15.31

Women's Shot Put, Qualification, Group A
July 30 - Final
1	USA	Raven Saunders	19.22 Q
2	SWE	Fanny Roos	19.01 Q
3	BLR	Aliona Dubitskaya	18.89 Q
4	CHN	Gao Yang	18.80 Q
5	TRI	Portious Warren	18.75
6	USA	Jessica Ramsey	18.75
7	NZL	Maddison-Lee Wesche	18.65
8	GER	Christina Schwanitz	18.08
9	GER	Katharina Maisch	17.89
10	POL	Klaudia Kardasz	17.76
11	NED	Jessica Schilder	17.74
12	JAM	Lloydricia Cameron	17.43
13	ESP	María Belén Toimil	17.38
14	UKR	Olha Holodna	17.15
15	MDA	Dimitriana Bezede	16.55
	CAN	Brittany Crew	NoM

Women's Shot Put, Qualification
July 30 - Final
1	CHN	Gong Lijiao	19.46 Q
2	CHN	Song Jiayuan	19.23 Q
3	USA	Raven Saunders	19.22 Q
4	SWE	Fanny Roos	19.01 Q
5	BLR	Aliona Dubitskaya	18.89 Q
6	NZL	Valerie Adams	18.83 Q
7	CHN	Gao Yang	18.80 Q
8	POR	Auriole Dongmo	18.80 Q
9	TRI	Portious Warren	18.75 q
10	USA	Jessica Ramsey	18.75 q
11	NZL	Maddison-Lee Wesche	18.65 q
12	GER	Sara Gambetta	18.57 q
13	JAM	Danniel Thomas	18.37
14	GER	Christina Schwanitz	18.08
15	GER	Katharina Maisch	17.89
16	TUR	Emel Dereli	17.81
17	GBR	Sophie Mckinna	17.81
18	POL	Klaudia Kardasz	17.76
19	NED	Jessica Schilder	17.74
20	USA	Adelaide Aquilla	17.68
21	HUN	Anita Márton	17.59
22	JAM	Lloydricia Cameron	17.43
23	ESP	María Belén Toimil	17.38
24	CZE	Markéta Cervenková	17.33
25	VEN	Ahymará Espinoza	17.17
26	UKR	Olha Holodna	17.15
27	POL	Paulina Guba	16.98
28	CAN	Sarah Mitton	16.62
29	MDA	Dimitriana Bezede	16.55
30	BRA	Geisa Arcanjo	16.46
31	GEO	Sopiko Shatirishvili	15.31
	CAN	Brittany Crew	NoM

Women's Shot Put, Final
August 1 - Final
1	CHN	Gong Lijiao	20.58
2	USA	Raven Saunders	19.79
3	NZL	Valerie Adams	19.62
4	POR	Auriole Dongmo	19.57
5	CHN	Song Jiayuan	19.14
6	NZL	Maddison-Lee Wesche	18.98
7	SWE	Fanny Roos	18.91
8	GER	Sara Gambetta	18.88
9	BLR	Aliona Dubitskaya	18.73
10	CHN	Gao Yang	18.67
11	TRI	Portious Warren	18.32
	USA	Jessica Ramsey	NoM

Medal Tracker

Countries Athletes

Overall Medal Leaders

113
USA
88
CHN
71
ROC

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

USA	39
CHN	38
JPN	27

Silver

Silver

USA	41
CHN	32
ROC	28

Bronze

Bronze

USA	33
ROC	23
GBR	22

Overall Medal Leaders

7
McKeon
McKeon
5
Dressel
Dressel
4
McKeown
McKeown

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

Dressel	5
McKeon	4
McKeown	3

Silver

Silver

Scott	3
Ledecky	2
Yufei	2

Bronze

Bronze

McKeon	3
Melnikova	2
Nagornyy	2

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