2016 Summer Olympics Results - Judo

Women's 57kg, Final, Dorjsuren v Silva
August 8 - Final
	BRABrazil	Rafaela Silva	010s2
	MGLMongolia	Sumiya Dorjsuren	000s1

Women's 57kg, Bronze medal match, Lien C L v Matsumoto
August 8 - Final
	JPNJapan	Kaori Matsumoto	001s1
2	TPETaiwan (Chinese Taipei)	Lien Chen-Ling	000

Women's 57kg, Bronze medal match, Monteiro v Caprioriu
August 8 - Final
	PORPortugal	Telma Monteiro	001s3
2	ROURomania	Corina Caprioriu	000s2

Women's 57kg, Semifinal, Silva v Caprioriu
August 8 - Final
1	BRABrazil	Rafaela Silva	010s1
2	ROURomania	Corina Caprioriu	000s1

Women's 57kg, Semifinal, Dorjsuren v Matsumoto
August 8 - Final
1	MGLMongolia	Sumiya Dorjsuren	100
2	JPNJapan	Kaori Matsumoto	000

Women's 57kg, Repechage Final, Karakas v Lien C L
August 8 - Final
1	TPETaiwan (Chinese Taipei)	Lien Chen-Ling	001s2
2	HUNHungary	Hedvig Karakas	000s1

Women's 57kg, Repechage Final, Monteiro v Pavia
August 8 - Final
1	PORPortugal	Telma Monteiro	100s1
2	FRAFrance	Automne Pavia	000

Women's 57kg, Quarterfinal, Lien C L v Caprioriu
August 8 - Final
1	ROURomania	Corina Caprioriu	100
2	TPETaiwan (Chinese Taipei)	Lien Chen-Ling	000

Women's 57kg, Quarterfinal, Silva v Karakas
August 8 - Final
1	BRABrazil	Rafaela Silva	010s3
2	HUNHungary	Hedvig Karakas	000s2

Women's 57kg, Quarterfinal, Matsumoto v Pavia
August 8 - Final
1	JPNJapan	Kaori Matsumoto	010
2	FRAFrance	Automne Pavia	000

Women's 57kg, Quarterfinal, Dorjsuren v Monteiro
August 8 - Final
1	MGLMongolia	Sumiya Dorjsuren	000s1
2	PORPortugal	Telma Monteiro	000s2

Women's 57kg, Last 16, Caprioriu v Gjakova
August 8 - Final
1	ROURomania	Corina Caprioriu	002s3
2	KOSKosovo	Nora Gjakova	000s1

Women's 57kg, Last 16, Malloy v Lien C L
August 8 - Final
1	TPETaiwan (Chinese Taipei)	Lien Chen-Ling	000
2	USAUnited States	Marti Malloy	000s2

Women's 57kg, Last 16, Beauchemin-Pinard v Karakas
August 8 - Final
1	HUNHungary	Hedvig Karakas	000
2	CANCanada	Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard	000s1

Women's 57kg, Last 16, Kim J D v Silva
August 8 - Final
1	BRABrazil	Rafaela Silva	010s3
2	KORSouth Korea	Kim Jan-Di	000s2

Women's 57kg, Last 16, Pavia v Smythe-Davis
August 8 - Final
1	FRAFrance	Automne Pavia	001s3
2	GBRGreat Britain	Nekoda Smythe-Davis	000s3

Women's 57kg, Last 16, Matsumoto v Dabonne
August 8 - Final
1	JPNJapan	Kaori Matsumoto	101
2	CIVIvory Coast	Zouleiha Dabonne	000

Women's 57kg, Last 16, Monteiro v Manuel
August 8 - Final
1	PORPortugal	Telma Monteiro	002s2
2	NZLNew Zealand	Darcina Manuel	000s2

Women's 57kg, Last 16, Dorjsuren v Verhagen
August 8 - Final
1	MGLMongolia	Sumiya Dorjsuren	000
2	NEDNetherlands	Sanne Verhagen	000s1

Women's 57kg, Last 32, Amaris v Gjakova
August 8 - Final
1	KOSKosovo	Nora Gjakova	100
2	COLColombia	Yadinys Amaris	000s2

Women's 57kg, Last 32, Podolak v Lien C L
August 8 - Final
1	TPETaiwan (Chinese Taipei)	Lien Chen-Ling	100
2	POLPoland	Arleta Podolak	000

Women's 57kg, Last 32, Karakas v Nurjavova
August 8 - Final
1	HUNHungary	Hedvig Karakas	101
2	TKMTurkmenistan	Rushana Nurjavova	000

Women's 57kg, Last 32, Roper v Silva
August 8 - Final
1	BRABrazil	Rafaela Silva	100
2	GERGermany	Miryam Roper	000

Women's 57kg, Last 32, Smythe-Davis v Filzmoser
August 8 - Final
1	GBRGreat Britain	Nekoda Smythe-Davis	011s1
2	AUTAustria	Sabrina Filzmoser	000

Women's 57kg, Last 32, Manuel v Zabludina
August 8 - Final
1	NZLNew Zealand	Darcina Manuel	001s2
2	RUSRussia	Irina Zabludina	000s1

Women's 57kg, Last 32, Verhagen v Diedhiou
August 8 - Final
1	NEDNetherlands	Sanne Verhagen	100
2	SENSenegal	Hortance Diedhiou	000

Medal Tracker

Countries Athletes

Overall Medal Leaders

126
USA
91
CHN
65
GBR

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

USA	40
CHN	40
JPN	20

Silver

Silver

USA	44
CHN	27
FRA	26

Bronze

Bronze

USA	42
GBR	29
CHN	24

Overall Medal Leaders

6
Yufei
Yufei
5
Marchand
Marchand
5
Huske
Huske

Individual Medal Leaders

Gold

Gold

Marchand	4
Huske	3
O'Callaghan	3

Silver

Silver

Smith	3
Huske	2
Walsh	2

Bronze

Bronze

Yufei	5
Junxuan	3
McKeown	2

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