Medal Tally Olympics 2016: Friday's Updated Standings, Results After Each Event

The third-to-last day of the 2016 Summer Olympic Games saw 12 sports give out medals in 26 different events in Rio de Janeiro on Friday.

With just two days of competition before the flame is extinguished, the United States still has a healthy advantage in the medal count:

Here's a look at all of the day's medal events and which athletes made it to the podium:

Men's 50-Kilometer Race Walk
Women's 20-Kilometer Race Walk
Women's Pole Vault
Men's Hammer Throw
Women's 5,000 Meters
Women's 4x100-Meter Relay
Men's 4x100-Meter Relay
Badminton: Women's Singles
Badminton: Men's Doubles
Boxing: Men's Fly (52 Kilograms)
Boxing: Men's Light Welter (64 Kilograms)
Boxing: Men's Super Heavy (91-Plus Kilograms)
Boxing: Women's Middle (75 Kilograms)
Boxing: Women's Light (60 Kilograms)
Women's BMX
Men's BMX
Equestrian: Individual Jumping
Women's Soccer
Women's Field Hockey
Women's Pentathlon
Synchronized Swimming Team
Taekwondo: Women's 67 Kilograms
Taekwondo: Men's 80 Kilograms
Women's Water Polo
Wrestling: MFS 57 Kilograms
Wrestling: MFS 74 Kilograms
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Matej Toth	Slovakia	3:40:58
Silver	Jared Tallent	Australia	3:41:16
Bronze	Hirooki Arai	Japan	3:41:24
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Liu Hong	China	1:28:35
Silver	Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez	Mexico	1:28:37
Bronze	Lu XIuzhi	China	1:28:42
Medal	Athlete	Country	Mark (Meters)
Gold	Ekaterini Stefanidi	Greece	4.85
Silver	Sandi Morris	USA	4.85
Bronze	Eliza McCartney	New Zealand	4.80
Medal	Athlete	Country	Mark (Meters)
Gold	Dilshod Nazarov	Tajikistan	78.68
Silver	Ivan Tsikhan	Belarus	77.79
Bronze	Wojciech Nowicki	Poland	77.73
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Vivian Jepkemoi Cheruiyot	Kenya	14:26.17 (OR)
Silver	Hellen Onsando Obiri	Kenya	14:29.77
Bronze	Almaz Ayana	Ethiopia	14:33.59
Medal	Team	Time (Seconds)
Gold	United States	41.01
Silver	Jamaica	41.36
Bronze	Great Britain	41.77
Medal	Team	Time (Seconds)
Gold	Jamaica	37.27
Silver	Japan	37.60
Bronze	Canada	37.64
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Carolina Marin	Spain
Silver	Sindhu V. Pusarla	India
Bronze	Nozomi Okuhara	Japan
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Fu Haifeng/Zhang Nan	China
Silver	Goh V Shem/Tan Wee Kiong	Malaysia
Medal	Athlete	Country
Bronze	Yoel Segundo Finol	Venezuela
Bronze	Hu Jianguan	China
Medal	Athlete	Country
Bronze	Vitaly Dunaytsev	Russia
Bronze	Artem Harutyunyan	Germany
Medal	Athlete	Country
Bronze	Filip Hrgovic	Croatia
Bronze	Ivan Dychko	Kazakhstan
Medal	Athlete	Country
Bronze	Dariga Shakimova	Kazakhstan
Bronze	Li Qian	China
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Estelle Mossely	France
Silver	Yin Junhua	China
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time (Seconds
Gold	Mariana Pajon	Colombia	34.093
Silver	Alise Post	United States	+0.342
Bronze	Stefany Hernandez	Venezuela	+0.662
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time (Seconds)
Gold	Connor Fields	United States	34.642
Silver	Jelle Van Gorkom	Netherlands	+0.674
Bronze	Carlos Alberto Ramirez Yepes	Colombia	+0.875
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Nick Skelton	Great Britain
Silver	Peder Fredricson	Sweden
Bronze	Eric Lamaze	Canada
Medal	Team
Gold	Germany
Silver	Sweden
Bronze	Canada
Medal	Team
Gold	Great Britain
Silver	Netherlands
Bronze	Germany
Medal	Athlete	Country	Points
Gold	Chloe Esposito	Australia	1,372
Silver	Elodie Clouvel	France	1,356
Bronze	Oktawia Nowacka	Poland	1,349
Medal	Team
Gold	Russia
Silver	China
Bronze	Japan
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Oh Hye-ri	South Korea
Silver	Haby Niare	France
Bronze	Ruth Marie Christelle Gbagbi	Ivory Coast
Bronze	Nur Tatar	Turkey
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Cheick Sallah Junior Cisse	Ivory Coast
Silver	Lutalo Muhammad	Great Britain
Bronze	Oussama Oueslati	Tunisia
Bronze	Milad Beigi Harchegani	Azerbaijan
Medal	Team
Gold	United States
Silver	Italy
Bronze	Russia
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Vladimer Khinchegashvili	Georgia
Silver	Rei Higuchi	Japan
Bronze	Hassan Sabzali Rahimi	Iran
Bronze	Haji Aliyev	Azerbaijan
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Hassan Aliazam Yazdanicharati	Iran
Silver	Aniuar Geduev	Russia
Bronze	Jabrayil Hasanov	Azerbaijan
Bronze	Soner Demirtas	Turkey

Highlight of the Day

For one last time, Usain Bolt took the track at the Olympics in the men's 4x100-meter relay alongside Jamaican teammates Asafa Powell, Yohan Blake and Nickel Ashmeade. 

Like he has in every other event on the world's biggest sporting stage, Bolt won gold, pulling off a rare feat:

Running the anchor leg of the race, he received the baton with the United States and Japan virtually tied with him with 100 meters to go.

But like he has on so many occasions, the 29-year-old built a comfortable cushion effortlessly, cruising to a victory, as NBC Olympics showed:

The United States finished in third behind Japan, but the Americans would not keep the bronze medal, as they were disqualified for an illegal exchange. However, USA Track and Field filed an appeal later Friday night in an attempt to overturn the decision.

Bolt's ninth gold medal put him in rarefied air, as he joined Carl Lewis of the United States and Paavo Nurmi of Finland as the only track and field athletes to win that much gold, per SportsCenter. 

It was a fitting end to a glorious Olympic career for Bolt, who has set the bar high for the sprinters of the future.