Ukraine’s Performance at the 2024 Olympics: Day 11

Ukraine’s Position in the Medal Count

On the eleventh day of the 2024 Paris Olympics, Ukraine’s standing in the medal count remained unchanged, with no new medals added to the country’s tally.

Ukrainian Athletes’ Performances

Ukrainian athletes faced varying outcomes on day 11:

Anna Ryzhikova failed to reach the 400-meter hurdles final.
The kayak duo of Oleg Kuхаrik and Igor Trunov failed to advance in the 500-meter event.
Yaroslav Tkac set a national record in the speed climbing qualification but did not advance to the final.
Oleg Kuхаrik, Dmitry Danilenko, Igor Trunov, and Ivan Semykin advanced to the men’s kayak-4 semifinal.
Freestyle wrestler Oksana Livach will compete in the 50 kg consolation round, with a chance to earn bronze if she defeats Japan’s Yui Susaki.
Javelin thrower Artur Fel’fner did not qualify for the final.
Evgenia Kazbekova finished 14th in the first part of the climbing qualification, with the second part scheduled for August 8.
Lyudmila Luzan and Anastasia Rybachok advanced to the 500-meter canoe-2 semifinal.

Gold Medalists of August 6

Several athletes secured gold medals on day 11:

The Netherlands set a world record in the men’s team sprint cycling event.
Greek Miltiadis Tentoglou claimed gold in the long jump.
Winfred Yavi of Bahrain won the 3000-meter steeplechase.
Camryn Rogers of Canada took gold in the hammer throw.
American sprinter Gabrielle Thomas won the 200-meter race.
Australian skateboarder Alise Trap secured gold in the park discipline.
Chinese diver Quan Hongchan won gold in the 10-meter platform diving event.
German equestrian Christian Kukuk prevailed in the individual jumping final.
Cuban wrestler Mijaín López won gold in the 130 kg Greco-Roman event.
American runner Cole Hocker won the 1500-meter final.
Japanese wrestler Fumita Kenichiro won gold in the 60 kg Greco-Roman category.
French surfer Kauli Vast won the men’s surfing final, while American Caroline Marks won the women’s.