Paris Olympics Day 16: Who Won Yesterday? Check Results For All Medal Events And Updated Tally

Day 16 of the Paris Olympic Games 2024 saw the United States women's basketball team script history by becoming the first side in Olympic history to win eight consecutive gold medals. (Medal Tally|Schedule & Results|Full Olympics Coverage)

Check all the results from Sunday, Day 16 (August 11) of the Paris Olympics here

ATHLETICS

Women's Marathon

Gold: Netherlands (Sifan Hassan)

Silver: Ethiopia (Tigst Assefa)

Bronze: Kenya (Hellen Obiri)

BASKETBALL

Women's

Gold: United States

Silver: France

Bronze: Australia

CYCLING TRACK

Men's Keirin

Gold: Netherlands (Harrie Lavreysen)

Silver: Australia (Matthew Richardson)

Bronze: Australia (Matthew Glaetzer

WOMEN’S SPRING

Gold: New Zealand (Ellesse Andrews)

Silver: Germany (Lea Friedrich)

Bronze: Britain (Emma Finucane)

WOMEN’S OMNIUM

Gold: United States (Jennifer Valente)

Silver: Poland (Daria Pikulik)

Bronze: New Zealand (Ally Wollaston)

HANDBALL

Men's

Gold: Denmark

Silver: Germany

Bronze: Spain

MODERN PENTATHLON

Women's Individual

Gold: Hungary (Michelle Gulyas)

Silver: France (Elodie Clouvel)

Bronze: South Korea (Seungmin Seong)

VOLLEYBALL

Women's

Gold: Italy

Silver: United States

Bronze: Brazil

WATER POLO

Men's

Gold: Serbia

Silver: Croatia

Bronze: United States

WEIGHTLIFTING

Women's +81KG

Gold: China (Li Wenwen)

Silver: South Korea (Park Hyejeong)

Bronze: Britain (Emily Campbell)

WRESTLING

Women's Freestyle 76 kg

Gold: Japan (Kagami Yuka)

Silver: United States (Kennedy Alexis Blades)

Bronze: Colombia (Tatiana Rentereia) and Cuba (Milaimy de la Carid Marin Potrille)

MEN’S FREESTYLE 65KG

Gold: Japan (Kiyooka Kotaro)

Silver: Iran (Rahman Amouzadkhalili)

Bronze: Albania (Islam Dudaev) and Puerto Rico (Sebastian Rivera)

MEN’S FREESTYLE 97KG

Gold: Bahrain (Akhmed Tazhudinov)

Silver: Georgia (Givi Matcharashvili)

Bronze: Azerbaijan (Magomedkhan Magomedov) and Iran (Amirali Azarpira)

The United States and China ended with 40 gold medals each, but the US first on top with 126 medals with respect to China's 91.