Each day of the Tokyo Games, NBC Olympics will provide a rundown of the biggest athletes and the biggest events to watch across a variety of sports. Every single event can be streamed live on NBCOlympics.com and the NBC Sports app, and many can also be seen on the television networks of NBC. For even more events, visit the Olympic schedule page to find listings for specific sports or TV networks.
Simone Biles is set to return to competition in the women's individual balance beam final on the last night of gymnastics event finals.
Olympic knockout stages are in full effect as men's basketball, women's beach volleyball and women's water polo all hit the quarterfinal rounds of their respective tournaments. Plus, the men's 400m hurdles final is set to provide one of the most highly anticipated races of the Tokyo Games. Here's what to watch on Olympic Day 11.
NBC Primetime
On Monday night, NBC will air primetime coverage of track & field, including the highly anticipated men's 400m hurdles final, alongside coverage of the floor final for women's gymnastics featuring Jade Carey. The show will also include a live beach volleyball quarterfinal match featuring April Ross and Alix Klineman.
NBC Primetime: Aug. 2
- Start Time: 8 p.m. ET
- TV Channel: NBC
- Live Stream: Watch
Beach Volleyball
After defeating Cuba in two sets yesterday, April Ross and Alix Klineman are back on the beach for a quarterfinal match against German duo Laura Ludwig and Margareta Kozuch. Ludwig and Kozuch just upset one of the tournament's top teams, Brazil's Agatha/Duda, in the Round of 16. Ross and Klineman's match will be the first of four women's quarterfinal matches taking place on Day 11.
April/Alix (USA) vs. Ludwig/Kozuch (GER)
- Start Time: 8 p.m. ET
- TV Channel: NBC
- Live Stream: Watch
Track and Field
The first track and field session of Day 10 begins with qualifications for men's triple jump and women's javelin throw, as well as heats in the men's 1500m, women's 400m and men's 200m. Medals will be given out in the women's long jump and men's 400m hurdles. Expect a tense showdown between American star Rai Benjamin and Norway's world champion and newly minted world record holder Karsten Warholm in the 400m hurdles. In the women's long jump, Brittney Reese and Tara Davis will try to bring home medals for the U.S.
In the second session, Sweden's world No. 1 Mondo Duplantis will look for men's pole vaulting gold in his Olympic debut. Duplantis holds both the indoor and outdoor pole vault world records, and his biggest competition — American and world No. 2 Sam Kendricks — is out of competition after testing positive for COVID. In another field final, U.S. star Deanna Price and Poland's two-time reigning gold medalist Anita Wlodarczyk compete in the women's hammer throw.
The second session will also see 19-year-old U.S. runner Athing Mu, who enters the women's 800m final with the season's fastest time. That race will be followed by the women's 200m final, which is expected to feature a stacked field that includes American Gabby Thomas (who ran the No. 2 time ever at Trials) and Jamaican stars Elaine Thompson-Herah (who won the 100m final) and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce.
Men's 400m Hurdles Final, Track Heats
- Start Time: 8 p.m. ET
- TV Channel: CNBC
- Live Stream: Watch
Women's 800m Final, Women's 200m Final, Track Heats
- Start Time: 6 a.m. ET
- Live Stream: Watch
Field Finals
- Women's Long Jump (9:50 p.m. ET / Watch)
- Men's Pole Vault Final (6:20 a.m. ET / Watch)
- Women's Hammer Throw (7:35 a.m. ET / Watch)
Men's Basketball
It's win or go home for the Americans in the men's basketball quarterfinal round. Kevin Durant posted 23 points against the Czech Republic last time out, becoming Team USA's all-time leading scorer in the process. They'll start the knockout stage against a Spain team that also finished 2-1 during group play. Spain's roster includes a number of players with NBA experience, including Ricky Rubio, Marc Gasol and Pau Gasol.
In an earlier quarterfinal matchup, Luka Doncic and Slovenia look to extend their unbeaten run through the tournament as they open the knockout rounds against Germany.
For the full list of quarterfinal games, visit the basketball schedule page.
Slovenia vs. Germany
- Start Time: 9 p.m. ET
- Live Stream: Watch
United States vs. Spain
- Start Time: 12:40 a.m. ET
- Live Stream: Watch
Women's Water Polo
The first of four quarterfinal matches in women's water polo features the United States against continental rivals Canada. The U.S. women finished 3-1 in the prelims to win their group, with the only blemish being a close 10-9 loss to Hungary. U.S. captain Maggie Steffens set the Olympic record for career scoring earlier in this tournament and will be counted on to lead the Americans into the semifinals.
United States vs. Canada
- Start Time: 1 a.m. ET
- TV Channel: USA
- Live Stream: Watch
Diving
Diving competition continues with both the semifinal and final rounds of the men's individual springboard event. The semifinal round takes place at 9 p.m. ET (watch here) before moving onto the final a few hours later. Andrew Capobianco, who already won silver in the synchronized event, will compete for the United States.
Men's Springboard Final
- Start Time: 2 a.m. ET
- TV Channel: CNBC
- Live Stream: Watch
Track Cycling
On Day 11, the U.S. could potentially win its first-ever medal in women's track cycling. The event to watch is the women's team pursuit, an event that the U.S. has won at four of the last five world championships. With a strong team that includes Chloe Dygert, the U.S. will seek to improve upon its silver-medal finishes from the past two Olympics. However, the team that won gold at both Games, Great Britain, is led by star cyclist Laura Kenny (née Trott) and remains one of Team USA's top challengers.
Day 11's track cycling session starts at 2:30 a.m. ET with the first round of the women's team pursuit. The finals are scheduled to go off at 4:19 a.m. ET and will be followed by the men's team sprint finals.
Track Cycling (Multiple Events)
- Start Time: 2:30 a.m. ET
- Live Stream: Watch
Gymnastics
Gymnastics at the Tokyo Olympics wraps up with the final set of event finals, including the men's parallel bars, women's balance beam and men's high bar. Simone Biles makes her return to competition in the balance beam final after pulling out of the team competition, individual all-around and three event finals.
Newly crowned individual all-around gold medalist and uneven bars bronze medalist Suni Lee will also compete on beam. The U.S. will also have athletes in both of the men's events — Sam Mikulak on parallel bars and Brody Malone on high bar.
Men's and Women's Event Finals
- Start Time: 4 a.m. ET
- Live Stream: Watch
Men's Soccer
The men's soccer tournament moves into the semifinal round with a pair of intriguing matchups. The first match pits the last two Olympic champions, Mexico and Brazil, head-to-head for the right to advance to the final. The second match features host nation Japan, the only team to win all three of its group-stage matches, against a talented Spain squad that was pegged as one of the pre-tournament favorites.
Mexico vs. Brazil
- Start Time: 4 a.m. ET
- TV Channel: NBCSN
- Live Stream: Watch
Japan vs. Spain
- Start Time: 7 a.m. ET
- TV Channel: NBCSN
- Live Stream: Watch
Wrestling
One day after Adeline Gray won wrestling silver in the women's freestyle 76kg, her American countrywoman Tamyra Mensah Stock will wrestle in the women's freestyle 68kg final against Nigeria's Blessing Oborududu. Mensah Stock, 28, is the reigning world champion in her weight class.
Wrestling Finals
- Start Time: 5:15 a.m. ET
- TV Channel: Olympic Channel
- Live Stream: Watch
Equestrian
Jessica Springsteen, daughter of Bruce Springsteen, makes her Olympic debut as individual show jumping qualifications get underway at the Equestrian Park. Springsteen and Belgian Warmblood stallion Don Juan van de Donkhoeve will be the 49th pair of 73 to go.
The individual finals will take place the next day, followed by a day off and then back-to-back days of team qualifying and the team final. In Rio, the Americans won silver in team show jumping, but only return two riders (Kent Farrington and McClain Ward) and none of the horses from that team. Laura Kraut is back 12 years after her last Olympic appearance, when she was part of the team gold-winning U.S. squad alongside Ward in Beijing.
Show Jumping Individual Qualifier
- Start Time: 6 a.m. ET
- Live Stream: Watch