Summer Olympics 2020 (Read 673 times)

[André DiMera]

The 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo have begun! And man, does it feel strange to say that in July of 2021. They are, of course, the Olympic games that would have been played in 2020, but had to be postponed for obvious reasons. Regardless, they have, indeed, begun! The opening ceremonies were yesterday, with today being the first full day of competitions! And, as I have with the last few years, I will be doing a (hopefully) daily recap of who won what sport.

I'll be following the way I did it during the 2018 Winter Olympics, where every day, I give a recap of what medals have been won by my top 5 countries (U.S.A., Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand), as well as the host country, Japan. If there are any other countries you're interested in, let me know, and I'll be happy to add them to my daily updates.

And now, let's begin!

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U.S.A.:

• 1 gold (Swimming)
• 2 silver (Swimming)
• 3 bronze (Swimming)

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Australia:

• 1 gold (Swimming)
• 1 silver (Swimming)
• 1 bronze (Swimming)

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Japan:

• 2 gold (1 Judo, 1 Swimming)
• 1 silver (Judo)

[Kpatch]

This is great. Thanks for tracking André DiMera!

[André DiMera]

Day 2, and two more of my teams have joined the race: Great Britain and New Zealand! Team U.S.A. currently holds the second most amount of medals (12, only 1 behind China), with the host country Japan in third with 8.

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U.S.A.:

• 5 gold (1 Fencing, 1 Shooting, 2 Swimming, 1 Taekwondo)
• 3 silver (Swimming)
• 4 bronze (1 Skateboarding, 3 Swimming)

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Great Britain:

• 1 gold (Swimming)
• 2 silver (1 Taekwondo, 1 Triathlon)
• 1 bronze (Judo)

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Australia:

• 2 gold (Swimming)
• 1 silver (Swimming)
• 3 bronze (Swimming)

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New Zealand:

• 1 bronze (Triathlon)

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Japan:

• 6 gold (3 Judo, 2 Skateboarding, 1 Swimming)
• 1 silver (Judo)
• 1 bronze (Skateboarding)

[André DiMera]

Day 3, and we're now tied with China for most medals (19)!

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U.S.A.:

• 8 gold (1 Fencing, 3 Shooting, 3 Swimming, 1 Taekwondo)
• 3 silver (Swimming)
• 8 bronze (1 Skateboarding, 6 Swimming, 1 Triathlon)

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Great Britain:

• 4 gold (1 cycling Motorbike, 1 Diving, 2 Swimming)
• 5 silver (1 Swimming, 2 Taekwondo, 2 Triathlon)
• 1 bronze (Judo)

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Australia:

• 3 gold (Swimming)
• 1 silver (Swimming)
• 3 bronze (Swimming)

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New Zealand:

• 1 bronze (Triathlon)

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Japan:

• 8 gold (4 Judo, 2 Skateboarding, 1 Swimming, 1 Table Tennis)
• 2 silver (1 Artistic Gymnastics, 1 Judo)
• 3 bronze (1 Archery, 1 Judo, 1 Skateboarding)

[André DiMera]

Day 4, and the U.S. team has taken the lead with 29 medals! Also, my fifth team, Ireland, have joined the medal count!

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U.S.A.:

• 10 gold (1 Fencing, 3 Shooting, 4 Swimming, 1 Surfing, 1 Taekwondo)
• 10 silver (1 Artistic Gymnastics, 1 Baseball/Softball, 1 Diving, 1 Equestrian, 1 Shooting, 5 Swimming)
• 9 bronze (1 Skateboarding, 7 Swimming, 1 Triathlon)

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Great Britain:

• 5 gold (1 Cycling Mountain Bike, 1 Diving, 3 Swimming)
• 6 silver (1 Rowing, 1 Swimming, 2 Taekwondo, 2 Triathlon)
• 4 bronze (1 Artistic Gymnastics, 1 Equestrian, 1 Judo, 1 Taekwondo)

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Ireland:

• 1 bronze (Rowing)

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Australia:

• 6 gold (2 Rowing, 4 Swimming)
• 1 silver (Swimming)
• 8 bronze (1 Canoe Slalom, 2 Rowing, 1 Surfing, 4 Swimming)

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New Zealand:

• 1 silver (Rowing)
• 1 bronze (Triathlon)

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Japan:

• 11 gold (1 Baseball/Softball, 5 Judo, 2 Skateboarding, 2 Swimming, 1 Table Tennis)
• 4 silver (1 Artistic Gymnastics, 1 Judo, 1 Surfing, 1 Swimming)
• 5 bronze (1 Archery, 1 Judo, 1 Skateboarding, 1 Surfing, 1 Weightlifting)

[André DiMera]

Day 5, and we're continuing our lead with 36 medals!

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U.S.A.:

• 13 gold (1 3X3 Basketball, 1 Fencing, 3 Shooting, 6 Swimming, 1 Surfing, 1 Taekwondo)
• 13 silver (1 Artistic Gymnastics, 1 Baseball/Softball, 2 Diving, 1 Equestrian, 1 Shooting, 7 Swimming)
• 10 bronze (1 Skateboarding, 8 Swimming, 1 Triathlon)

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Great Britain:

• 5 gold (1 Cycling Mountain Bike, 1 Diving, 3 Swimming)
• 6 silver (1 Rowing, 1 Swimming, 2 Taekwondo, 2 Triathlon)
• 5 bronze (1 Artistic Gymnastics, 2 Equestrian, 1 Judo, 1 Taekwondo)

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Ireland:

• 1 gold (Rowing)
• 1 bronze (Rowing)

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Australia:

• 7 gold (2 Rowing, 5 Swimming)
• 2 silver (Swimming)
• 10 bronze (1 Canoe Slalom, 1 Cycling Road, 2 Rowing, 1 Surfing, 5 Swimming)

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New Zealand:

• 1 gold (Rowing)
• 2 silver (1 Rowing, 1 Rugby Sevens)
• 1 bronze (Triathlon)

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Japan:

• 13 gold (1 Artistic Gymnastics, 1 Baseball/Softball, 6 Judo, 2 Skateboarding, 2 Swimming, 1 Table Tennis)
• 4 silver (1 Artistic Gymnastics, 1 Judo, 1 Surfing, 1 Swimming)
• 5 bronze (1 Archery, 1 Judo, 1 Skateboarding, 1 Surfing, 1 Weightlifting)

[André DiMera]

Day 6 and we're maintaining our lead. I'm going to be changing up the medal count slightly, in that I'll now list the total amount of medals, as well as the most medals won for each country (gold, silver and bronze) [In case of ties, all sports of the same number will be mentioned].

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U.S.A.:

Gold: 14 (6 Swimming)
Silver: 16 (9 Swimming)
Bronze: 11 (9 Swimming)
Total: 41

Great Britain:

Gold: 5 (3 Swimming)
Silver: 9 (2 Swimming, Taekwondo and Triathlon)
Bronze: 8 (2 Equestrian)
Total: 22

Ireland:

Gold: 1 (Rowing)
Bronze: 1 (Rowing)
Total: 2

Australia:

Gold: 9 (6 Swimming)
Silver: 2 (Swimming)
Bronze: 11 (6 Swimming)
Total: 22

New Zealand:

Gold: 3 (Rowing)
Silver: 3 (2 Rowing)
Bronze: 1 (Triathlon)
Total: 7

Japan:

Gold: 15 (8 Judo)
Silver: 4 (1 Artistic Gymnastics, Judo, Surfing and Swimming)
Bronze: 7 (1 Archery, Badminton, Judo, Skateboarding, Surfing, Table Tennis and Weightlifting)
Total: 26

[André DiMera]

Day 7 and we're still maintaining our lead.

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U.S.A.:

Gold: 16 (8 Swimming)
Silver: 17 (9 Swimming)
Bronze: 11 (9 Swimming)
Total: 44

Great Britain:

Gold: 8 (4 Swimming)
Silver: 9 (2 Swimming, Taekwondo and Triathlon)
Bronze: 9 (2 Equestrian)
Total: 26

Ireland:

Gold: 1 (Rowing)
Bronze: 1 (Rowing)
Total: 2

Australia:

Gold: 10 (7 Swimming)
Silver: 3 (Swimming)
Bronze: 13 (8 Swimming)
Total: 26

New Zealand:

Gold: 3 (Rowing)
Silver: 3 (2 Rowing)
Bronze: 2 (1 Tennis, Triathlon)
Total: 8

Japan:

Gold: 17 (9 Judo)
Silver: 4 (1 Artistic Gymnastics, Judo, Surfing and Swimming)
Bronze: 7 (1 Archery, Badminton, Judo, Skateboarding, Surfing, Table Tennis and Weightlifting)
Total: 28

[André DiMera]

It seems that I missed a day. Either way, we're now into the second week of the competition, and it has been very exciting so far!

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U.S.A.:

Gold: 20 (11 Swimming)
Silver: 24 (10 Swimming)
Bronze: 16 (9 Swimming)
Total: 60

Great Britain:

Gold: 10 (4 Swimming)
Silver: 10 (3 Swimming)
Bronze: 12 (2 Equestrian)
Total: 32

Ireland:

Gold: 1 (Rowing)
Bronze: 2 (1 Boxing, Rowing)
Total: 3

Australia:

Gold: 14 (9 Swimming)
Silver: 3 (Swimming)
Bronze: 14 (8 Swimming)
Total: 31

New Zealand:

Gold: 4 (3 Rowing)
Silver: 3 (2 Rowing)
Bronze: 4 (1 Athletics, Trampoline Gymnastics, Tennis, Triathlon)
Total: 11

Japan:

Gold: 17 (9 Judo)
Silver: 5 (2 Judo)
Bronze: 9 (2 Archery)
Total: 31

[André DiMera]

Another slight alteration to the way I'm doing things, from here on we'll be doing a total medal count only. This means that every day, I'll show how many of each color medal my five teams, plus the host team, has, as well as the full total medals. When the Olympics have finished, I'll post specifics on how many of each medal the teams got. We're still maintaining our lead over China by two medals.

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U.S.A.:
Gold: 22
Silver: 25
Bronze: 17
Total: 64

Great Britain:
Gold: 11
Silver: 12
Bronze: 12
Total: 35

Ireland:
Gold: 1
Bronze: 2
Total: 3

Australia:
Gold: 14
Silver: 4
Bronze: 15
Total: 33

New Zealand:
Gold: 4
Silver: 3
Bronze: 4
Total: 11

Japan:
Gold: 17
Silver: 6
Bronze: 10
Total: 33

[André DiMera]

Our lead is still maintaining, with the U.S. being (at the time of writing) six medals in total ahead of its closest competitors (the Republic of China). However, they have seven more gold medals than we do.

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U.S.A.:
Gold: 25
Silver: 29
Bronze: 21
Total: 75

Great Britain:
Gold: 13
Silver: 17
Bronze: 13
Total: 43

Ireland:
Gold: 1
Bronze: 2
Total: 3

Australia:
Gold: 14
Silver: 4
Bronze: 16
Total: 34

New Zealand:
Gold: 6
Silver: 4
Bronze: 5
Total: 15

Japan:
Gold: 19
Silver: 6
Bronze: 11
Total: 36

[André DiMera]

U.S.A.:
Gold: 27
Silver: 33
Bronze: 24
Total: 84

Great Britain:
Gold: 15
Silver: 18
Bronze: 16
Total: 49

Ireland:
Gold: 1
Bronze: 2
Total: 3

Australia:
Gold: 17
Silver: 4
Bronze: 17
Total: 38

New Zealand:
Gold: 7
Silver: 4
Bronze: 6
Total: 17

Japan:
Gold: 21
Silver: 7
Bronze: 12
Total: 40

[soaps4ever]

Thank you for posting all of these.

[André DiMera]

You're welcome, soaps4ever! I'm glad you're enjoying them!

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U.S.A.:
Gold: 30
Silver: 35
Bronze: 27
Total: 92

Great Britain:
Gold: 16
Silver: 18
Bronze: 18
Total: 52

Ireland:
Gold: 1
Bronze: 2
Total: 3

Australia:
Gold: 17
Silver: 6
Bronze: 19
Total: 42

New Zealand:
Gold: 7
Silver: 6
Bronze: 6
Total: 19

Japan:
Gold: 22
Silver: 10
Bronze: 15
Total: 47

[fluffysmom]

Thanks André DiMera.