Olympic 2016 Results: Medal Winners, Highlights for Each Event After Friday

In her first and last Olympic Games, Maya DiRado made her mark in the 200-meter breaststroke in an upset victory over Katinka "The Iron Lady" Hosszu.

DiRado trailed Hosszu up until the final moments of the race where she was able to touch the wall just 0.06 seconds before the Hungarian.

DiRado's emotional moment on the podium was one of the more memorable moments of the day, along with Singapore's Joseph Schooling defeating America's Michael Phelps in the 100-meter breaststroke.

It marked Schooling's first gold medal in the 2016 Rio Olympic Games and also his country's first-ever Olympic gold medal. 

In total, 23 events handed out medals on Day 7. Here's an updated medal count for each country heading into Day 8: 

And here's each event listed individually that saw athletes grace the podium:

Medal	Archer	Country
Gold	Bonchan Ku	South Korea
Silver	Jean-Charles Valladont	France
Bronze	Brady Ellison	United States

Medal	Country	Time
Gold	China	32.107
Silver	Russia	32.401
Bronze	Germany	32.636

Medal	Country	Time
Gold	Great Britain	3:50.265 (WR)
Silver	Australia	3:51.008
Bronze	Denmark	3:53.789

Medal	Country
Gold	Russia
Silver	France
Bronze	United States

Medal	Fighter	Country
Gold	Emilie Andeol	France
Silver	Idalys Ortiz	Cuba
Bronze	Kanae Yamabe	Japan
Bronze	Song Yu	China

Medal	Fighter	Country
Gold	Teddy Riner	France
Silver	Hisayoshi Harasawa	Japan
Bronze	Rafael Silva	Brazil
Bronze	Or Sasson	Israel

Medal	Country	Time
Gold	Netherlands	7:04.73
Silver	Canada	7:05.88
Bronze	China	7:06.49

Medal	Country	Time
Gold	France	6:30.70
SIlver	Ireland	6:31.23
Bronze	Norway	6:31.39

Medal	Athletes	Country	Time
Gold	Helen Glover/Heather Stanning	Great Britain	7:18.29
Silver	Genevieve Behrent/Rebecca Scown	New Zealand	7:19.53
Bronze	Hedvig Rasmussen/Anne Andersen	Denmark	7:20.71

Medal	Country	Time
Gold	Great Britain	5:58.61
Silver	Australia	6:00.44
Bronze	Italy	6:03.85

Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Henri Junghaenel	Germany	209.5
Silver	Jonghyun Kim	South Korea	208.2
Bronze	Kirill Grigoryan	Russia	187.3

Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Diana Bacosi	Italy
Silver	Chiara Cainero	Italy
Bronze	Kim Rhode	United States

Medal	Swimmer	Country	Time
Gold	Maya DiRado	United States	2:05.99
Silver	Katinka Hosszu	Hungary	2:06.05
Bronze	Hilary Caldwell	Canada	2:07.54

Medal	Swimmer	Country	Time
Gold	Joseph Schooling	Singapore	50.39 (OR)
Silver	Michael Phelps	United States	51.14
Silver	Chad le Clos	South Africa	51.14
Silver	Laszlo Cseh	Hungary	51.14

Medal	Swimmer	Country	Time
Gold	Katie Ledecky	United States	8:04.79 (WR)
Silver	Jazz Carlin	Great Britain	8:16.17
Bronze	Boglarka Kapas	Hungary	8:16.37

Medal	Swimmer	Country	Time
Gold	Anthony Ervin	United States	21.40
Silver	Florent Manaudou	France	21.41
Bronze	Nathan Adrian	United States	21.49

Medal	Runner	Country	Time
Gold	Almaz Ayana	Ethiopia	29:17.45 (WR)
Silver	Vivian Cheruiyot	Kenya	29:32.53
Bronze	Tirunesh Dibaba	Ethiopia	29:42.56

Medal	Runner	Country	Time
Gold	Zhen Wang	China	1:19:14
Silver	Zelin Cai	China	1:19:26
Bronze	Dane Bird-Smith	Australia	1:19:37

Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Michelle Carter	United States	20.63
Silver	Valerie Adams	Australia	20.42
Bronze	Anita Marton	Hungary	19.87

Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Rosannagh MacLennan	Canada	56.465
Silver	Bryony Page	Great Britain	56.040
Bronze	Li Dan	China	55.885

Medal	Weightlifter	Country	Score
Gold	Rim Jong-Sim	North Korea	274
Silver	Darya Naumava	Belarus	258
Bronze	Lidia Valentin Perez	Spain	257

Medal	Weightlifter	Country	Score
Gold	Kianoush Rostami	Iran	396 (WR)
Silver	Tao Tian	China	395
Bronze	Gabriel Sincraian	Romania	390

Katie Ledecky dominated in the women's 800-meter freestyle, smashing the world record that she set earlier this year in January, en route to her third individual gold medal of the Rio Games.

With Ledecky's gold medal, the United States leads all countries with 50 medals, including 20 gold medals. The second closest country is China, with a total of 37 medals. 

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