2020 Summer Olympics Results - Athletics

Women's Javelin Throw
August 3 - Final
	CHN	Liu Shiying	66.34
	POL	Maria Andrejczyk	64.61
	AUS	Kelsey-Lee Barber	64.56
4	TUR	Eda Tugsuz	64.00
5	CHN	Lu Huihui	63.41
6	AUS	Kathryn Mitchell	61.82
7	LTU	Liveta Jasiunaite	60.06
8	AUS	Mackenzie Little	59.96
9	GER	Christin Hussong	59.94
10	USA	Maggie Malone	59.82
11	LAT	Madara Palameika	58.70
12	JPN	Haruka Kitaguchi	55.42
13	BLR	Tatsiana Khaladovich	60.78
14	CZE	Barbora Spotáková	60.52
15	BRA	Jucilene De Lima	60.14
16	CZE	Nikola Ogrodníková	60.03
17	USA	Kara Winger	59.71
18	BRA	Laila Silva	59.47
19	CZE	Irena Gillarová	59.16
20	SRB	Marija Vucenovic	58.93
21	LAT	Anete Kocina	58.84
22	AUT	Victoria Hudson	58.60
23	CAN	Liz Gleadle	58.19
24	RSA	Jo-Ané Van Dyk	57.69
25	HUN	Réka Szilágyi	57.39
26	LAT	Lina Muze	57.33
27	USA	Ariana Ince	54.98
28	COL	María Murillo	54.98
29	IND	Annu Rani	54.04
	CRO	Sara Kolak	NoM

Women's Javelin Throw, Qualification, Group A
August 3 - Final
1	POL	Maria Andrejczyk	65.24 Q
2	AUS	Mackenzie Little	62.37 q
3	CHN	Lu Huihui	61.99 q
4	LAT	Madara Palameika	60.94 q
5	BLR	Tatsiana Khaladovich	60.78
6	BRA	Jucilene De Lima	60.14
7	CZE	Nikola Ogrodníková	60.03
8	USA	Kara Winger	59.71
9	SRB	Marija Vucenovic	58.93
10	LAT	Anete Kocina	58.84
11	CAN	Liz Gleadle	58.19
12	HUN	Réka Szilágyi	57.39
13	COL	María Murillo	54.98
14	IND	Annu Rani	54.04
	CRO	Sara Kolak	NoM

Women's Javelin Throw, Qualification
August 3 - Final
1	POL	Maria Andrejczyk	65.24 Q
2	USA	Maggie Malone	63.07 Q
3	AUS	Kelsey-Lee Barber	62.59 q
4	AUS	Mackenzie Little	62.37 q
5	TUR	Eda Tugsuz	62.31 q
6	JPN	Haruka Kitaguchi	62.06 q
7	CHN	Lu Huihui	61.99 q
8	LTU	Liveta Jasiunaite	61.96 q
9	CHN	Liu Shiying	61.95 q
10	AUS	Kathryn Mitchell	61.85 q
11	GER	Christin Hussong	61.68 q
12	LAT	Madara Palameika	60.94 q
13	BLR	Tatsiana Khaladovich	60.78
14	CZE	Barbora Spotáková	60.52
15	BRA	Jucilene De Lima	60.14
16	CZE	Nikola Ogrodníková	60.03
17	USA	Kara Winger	59.71
18	BRA	Laila Silva	59.47
19	CZE	Irena Gillarová	59.16
20	SRB	Marija Vucenovic	58.93
21	LAT	Anete Kocina	58.84
22	AUT	Victoria Hudson	58.60
23	CAN	Liz Gleadle	58.19
24	RSA	Jo-Ané Van Dyk	57.69
25	HUN	Réka Szilágyi	57.39
26	LAT	Lina Muze	57.33
27	USA	Ariana Ince	54.98
28	COL	María Murillo	54.98
29	IND	Annu Rani	54.04
	CRO	Sara Kolak	NoM

Women's Javelin Throw, Final
August 6 - Final
1	CHN	Liu Shiying	66.34
2	POL	Maria Andrejczyk	64.61
3	AUS	Kelsey-Lee Barber	64.56
4	TUR	Eda Tugsuz	64.00
5	CHN	Lu Huihui	63.41
6	AUS	Kathryn Mitchell	61.82
7	LTU	Liveta Jasiunaite	60.06
8	AUS	Mackenzie Little	59.96
9	GER	Christin Hussong	59.94
10	USA	Maggie Malone	59.82
11	LAT	Madara Palameika	58.70
12	JPN	Haruka Kitaguchi	55.42

Women's Javelin Throw, Qualification, Group B
August 3 - Final
1	USA	Maggie Malone	63.07 Q
2	AUS	Kelsey-Lee Barber	62.59 q
3	TUR	Eda Tugsuz	62.31 q
4	JPN	Haruka Kitaguchi	62.06 q
5	LTU	Liveta Jasiunaite	61.96 q
6	CHN	Liu Shiying	61.95 q
7	AUS	Kathryn Mitchell	61.85 q
8	GER	Christin Hussong	61.68 q
9	CZE	Barbora Spotáková	60.52
10	BRA	Laila Silva	59.47
11	CZE	Irena Gillarová	59.16
12	AUT	Victoria Hudson	58.60
13	RSA	Jo-Ané Van Dyk	57.69
14	LAT	Lina Muze	57.33
15	USA	Ariana Ince	54.98

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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