Medal Tally Olympics 2016: Saturday's Updated Standings, Results After Events

The 11th day of competition at the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro saw several events ranging from swimming to trampoline gymnastics hand out medals. 

But Saturday also provided sports fans with one last opportunity to view the greatest Olympian of all time enter the pool one last time as American swimmer Michael Phelps competed in the men's 4x100-meter medley relay.

Entering Saturday with five medals, four gold and one silver, Phelps has helped contribute to the medal tally for the United States, which sits atop the Olympic leaderboard:

Before we get into Saturday's highlights, here is how the podiums shaped up for each of the day's medal events:

Men's Discus Throw
Men's Long Jump
Men's 10,000 Meters
Women's 100 Meters
Women's Heptathlon
Cycling: Women's Team Pursuit
Cycling: Women's Keirin
Fencing: Women's Sabre
Rowing: Men's Single Sculls
Rowing: Women's Single Sculls
Rowing: Women's 8 Final
Rowing: Men's 8 Final
Shooting: Men's 25-Meter Rapid-Fire Pistol
Shooting: Men's Skeet
Women's 50-Meter Freestyle
Men's 1,500-Meter Freestyle
Women's 4x100-Meter Medley Relay
Men's 4x100-Meter Medley Relay
Tennis: Women's Singles
Trampoline Gymnastics: Men's Final
Weightlifting: Men's 94 Kilograms
Medal	Athlete	Country	Distance (Meters)
Gold	Christoph Harting	Germany	68.73
Silver	Piotr Malachowski	Poland	67.55
Bronze	Daniel Jasinski	Germany	67.05
Medal	Athlete	Country	Distance (Meters
Gold	Jeff Henderson	United States	8.38
Silver	Luvo Manyonga	South Africa	8.37
Bronze	Greg Rutherford	Great Britain	8.29
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Mo Farah	Great Britain	27:05.17
Silver	Paul Kipngetich Tanui	Kenya	27:05.64
Bronze	Tamirat Tola	Ethiopia	27:06.26
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time (Seconds)
Gold	Elaine Thompson	Jamaica	10.71
Silver	Tori Bowie	United States	10.83
Bronze	Shelly-Ann Fraser-Price	Jamaica	10.86
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Nafissatou Thiam	Belgium	6,810
Silver	Jessica Ennis-Hill	Great Britain	6,775
Bronze	Brianne Theisen-Eaton	Canada	6,653
Medal	Country	Time
Gold	Great Britain	4:10.236
Silver	United States	4:12.454
Bronze	Canada	4:14.627
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time (Seconds)
Gold	Elis Ligtlee	Netherlands	11.217
Silver	Rebecca James	Great Britain	11.250
Bronze	Anna Meares	Australia	11.255
Medal	Country
Gold	Russia
Silver	Ukraine
Bronze	United States
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Mahe Drysdale	New Zealand	6:41.34
Silver	Damir Martin	Croatia	6:41.34
Bronze	Ondrej Synek	Czech Republic	6:44.10
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Kimberley Brennan	Australia	7:21.54
Silver	Genevra Stone	United States	7:22.92
Bronze	Jingli Duan	China	7:24.13
Medal	Country	Time
Gold	United States	6:01.49
Silver	Great Britain	6:03.98
Bronze	Romania	6:04.10
Medal	Country	Time
Gold	Great Britain	5:29.63
Silver	Germany	5:30.96
Bronze	Netherlands	5:31.59
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Christian Reitz	Germany	34
Silver	Jean Quiquampoix	France	30
Bronze	Yuehong Li	China	27
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Gabriele Rossetti	Italy
Silver	Marcus Svensson	Sweden
Bronze	Abdullah Al-Rashidi	IOA
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time (Seconds)
Gold	Pernille Blume	Denmark	24.07
Silver	Simone Manuel	United States	24.09
Bronze	Aliaksandra Herasimenia	Belarus	24.11
Medal	Athlete	Country	Time
Gold	Gregorio Paltrinieri	Italy	14:34.57
Silver	Connor Jaeger	United States	14:39.48
Bronze	Gabriele Detti	Italy	14:40.86
Medal	Country	Time
Gold	United States	3:53.13
Silver	Australia	3:55.00
Bronze	Denmark	3:55.01
Medal	Country	Time
Gold	United States	3:27.95
Silver	Great Britain	3:29.24
Bronze	Australia	3:29.93
Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Monica Puig	Puerto Rico
Silver	Angelique Kerber	Germany
Bronze	Petra Kvitova	Czech Republic
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Uladzislau Hancharou	Belarus	61.745
Silver	Dong Dong	China	60.535
Bronze	Lei Gao	China	60.175
Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Sohrab Moradi	Iran	403
Silver	Vadzim Straltsou	Belarus	395
Bronze	Aurimas Didzbalis	Lithuania	392

Highlights

One of the most exciting finishes of the day came in rowing, as New Zealand's Mahe Drysdale took home the gold in the men's single sculls with a photo finish over Croatia's Damir Martin. 

BBC Sport showed the finish:

The biggest headlines of the day also took place in the water, but there was no rowing involved. 

In the final day of swimming at the Summer Games, Phelps had one final shot to add another gold medal to his awe-inspiring collection in the men's 4x100-meter medley relay. 

Along with teammates Ryan Murphy, Cody Miller and Nathan Adrian, Phelps won his 28th Olympic medal, his sixth of the Rio Games, and his 23rd gold as the United States won the top spot by almost two seconds over Great Britain.

Murphy started the race off with the backstroke and set the tone with a world-record showing of 51.85 seconds to give the Americans the lead.

After Miller relinquished the advantage on the breaststroke, Phelps entered the water one last time on the butterfly, his strongest event. 

With a run of 50.33 seconds, he put the United States back in the lead, allowing Adrian to cruise to victory in the freestyle, via NBC Olympics:

Not to be overshadowed, the women's 4x100-meter medley relay team was just as impressive, as Kathleen Baker, Lilly King, Dana Vollmer and Simone Manuel also won gold by almost two seconds.

The win was historic for Team USA, as NBC Olympics showed:

With the swimming events complete, attention will shift to track and field, gymnastics and basketball as the United States looks to add to its first-place medal tally.

Stats courtesy of Rio2016.com.