Canadian athletes will be busy participating in multiple events Tokyo Olympics On Sunday, skateboarding made its debut at the Summer Olympics.
For Canadian fans, the event will start on Saturday night and last until Sunday morning.
Here, you can see Canada participating in multiple sports (all times east). Events with multiple screenings in Canada will be marked with a start time.
Skateboarding – 7:30pm ET
Skateboarding made its debut as an Olympic event, and the men’s street competition will begin at 7:30 p.m. EST on Saturday night.
Andy Anderson, Matt Berger and Micky Papa formed the first team of the Canadian team.
Filming-8pm EST
Lynda Kiejko will represent Canada in the 10m Air Pistol Qualifying Tournament at 8pm Eastern Time on Saturday. If she performs well, she will enter the final at 10:15 PM Eastern Time.
Badminton-9pm EST
The men’s doubles match will be held at 9pm Eastern Time on Saturday, Jason Ho-Shue and Nyl Yakura will face South Korea.
At 11 o’clock in the evening EST, Li Jiaxin will face Guatemala’s Nick Alejandra Sotomayor in the women’s singles match.
On Sunday, the mixed doubles team of Josephine Wu and Joshua Hurlburt-Yu will play against England at 6:20 am ET.
The women’s doubles team consisting of Rachel Honderich and Kristen Tsai will play against the Japanese team at 7 am Eastern Time.
Rhythmic Gymnastics-9pm EST
The Women’s Qualifying Tournament will start at 9pm Eastern Time on Saturday night and will last until Sunday morning.
This day will be divided into five parts, each part includes vaulting, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise.
Canadian gymnasts will be represented in Tokyo by a five-member women’s team composed of Ava Stewart, Brooklyn Moors, Ellie Black and Shallon Olsen.
Judo-10 a.m. EST
In the 12th round of the women’s 52 kg judo event, Ekaterina Gica played against Charlene Van Snick of Belgium. The first round will start at 10pm Eastern Time on Saturday.
Rowing-10:10 p.m. ET
After finishing second in Friday’s game, Carlin Zeeman will face South Korea, Sweden, Russia, and the United Kingdom in the quarter-finals of the women’s single sculls at 10:10 EST on Saturday night. And Cuban rowers.
Then Trevor Jones, who won the Heat on Friday, will participate in the quarterfinals of the men’s singles sculls at 10:50 p.m. ET, facing Bermuda, Turkey, Denmark, Russia and Zimbabwe.
At 11:30 p.m. ET, Gabriel Smith and Jessica Sevik will face France, the Netherlands, the United States, Australia and Germany in the semifinals of the women’s double sculls.
Boxing – 10:48 PM ET
Canada’s Mandy Buyod will face Serbia’s Nina Radovanović in the fourth round of women’s flyweight boxing after 10:45 p.m. ET on Saturday night.
Canoe/Kayak Slalom-12 AM Eastern Time
The first game of the men’s canoe slalom will witness Cameron Smedley’s goal of finishing fourth in qualifying. The game starts at 12 AM Eastern Time on Sunday.
Then at 12:50 am EST, Florence Maheu will represent Canada in the first round of women’s canoe slalom, and she is ranked eighth in qualifying.
If they rank well enough in the first game, the two Canadians will play the second game between 2 am and 3 am Eastern Time.
Cycling-12 AM Eastern Time
Karol-Ann Canuel, Alison Jackson and Leah Kirchmann will participate in the 137-kilometer Fuji International Circuit, one of the most hilly tracks in the history of the Olympic Games.
The women’s road race will end with a medal and will start at 12 AM Eastern Time on Sunday, and is expected to continue at night.
Taekwondo-12:44 AM EST
Skylar Park will compete for the women’s lightweight project (49-57 kg) medal, first against Australia’s Stacey Hymer (Stacey Hymer) at 12:44 am EST on Sunday.
Park Geun-hye’s victory will allow her to enter the quarter-finals and is expected to enter a medal competition starting at 7:30 am Eastern Time.
Softball-1:30 AM EST
The Canadian team will continue to seek medals against Japan at 1:30 AM Eastern Time on Sunday.
Table Tennis-1:45 AM EDT
Zhang Mo will participate in the second round of women’s singles table tennis at 1:45 AM Eastern Time on Sunday.
Diving-2 AM Eastern Time
The Canadian diving team will make its debut in the three-meter synchronized springboard competition starting at 2 a.m. Eastern Time on Sunday. Medals will be awarded after the event.
Equestrianism-4 a.m. Eastern Time
On Sunday, Canadians will participate in multiple equestrian competitions in the group and individual categories.
At 4 am Eastern Time, the Individual Dressage Grand Prix will see Chris von Martels, Lindsay Kellock and Brittany Fraser-Beaulieu compete in different categories.
Canada will also participate in the Dressage Grand Prix.
Swimming-6 a.m. Eastern Time
Kylie Masse and Taylor Ruck will participate in the fourth preliminaries of the women’s 100-meter backstroke, which will start at 6:09 am Eastern Time on Sunday.
At 6:43 am Eastern Time, Kelsey Lauren Wog (Kelsey Lauren Wog) will participate in the women’s 100-meter breaststroke, also in the fourth game. Kierra Smith will participate in the sixth preliminaries of the same event at 6:48 AM ET.
The men’s 100-meter backstroke will be swam by Cole Pratt and Marcus Tomeier in the sixth game at 7:03 am ET.
Summer McIntosh will then compete in the women’s 400m freestyle and will participate in the third match at 7:18 am Eastern time.
Finally, the Canadian men’s team will face seven other countries in the second game of the four-man 100-meter relay at 7:35 am Eastern Time.
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