2009 Belgrade Results By Day

June 30th

WOMEN’S SOCCER Canada (0-1) loses to Serbia (1-0) 2-1 in first Pool A match, will face China (1-0) Thursday at 4:30 a.m. EDT in second of three Pool A matches.
MEN’S SOCCER Canada (0-1) loses to Czech Republic (1-0) 3-1 in first Pool B match, will face Morocco (0-0-1) Thursday at 4:30 a.m. EDT in second of three Pool B matches.

July 1st

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Canada (0-1) loses to Slovakia (1-0) 85-79 in first Pool B match, will face Japan (0-1) Thursday at 6:30 a.m. EDT in second of three Pool B matches.
WOMEN’S WATER POLO Canada (1-0) defeats Serbia (0-1) 9-3 in first Pool A match, will face Japan (0-1) Friday at 5:30 a.m. EDT in second of three Pool A matches.

July 2nd

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Canada (0-2) loses to Japan (1-1) 90-78 in second Pool B match, will face Australia (2-0) Friday at 6:30 a.m. EDT in third of three Pool B matches. Canada is eliminated from medal contention.
MEN’S BASKETBALL Canada (1-0) defeats Italy (0-1) 89-80 in first Pool C match, will face China (0-0) Saturday at 11:30 a.m. EDT in second of two Pool C matches.
WOMEN’S SOCCER Canada (1-1) defeats China (1-1) 2-1 in second Pool A match, will face Poland (1-1) Saturday at 4:30 a.m. EDT in third of three Pool A matches.
MEN’S SOCCER Canada (1-1) defeats Morocco (0-1-1) 1-0 in second Pool B match, will face Ukraine (0-0-2) Saturday at 11:30 a.m. EDT in third of three Pool B matches.
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Canada (0-1) loses to China (1-0) 3-0 (25-15, 25-18, 25-14) in first Pool C match, will face Slovenia (0-1) Friday at 7:00 a.m. EDT in second of three Pool C matches.
MEN’S VOLLEYBALL Canada (1-0) defeats Great Britain (0-1) 3-0 (25-19, 25-14, 25-15) in first Pool C match, will face Slovenia (0-1) Saturday at 7:00 a.m. EDT in second of five Pool C matches.
MEN’S WATER POLO Canada (0-1) loses to Australia (1-0) 20-0 in first Pool B match, will face Greece (1-0) Friday at 4:20 a.m. EDT in second of three Pool B matches.

July 3rd

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Canada (0-3) loses to Australia (3-0) 80-50 in third of three Pool B matches, will face Hungary (1-2) Sunday at 2:00 p.m. EDT on consolation side.
FENCING Men’s épéé, preliminary round: Mykaël Lambert, Gatineau, Que., loses to Joaquin Videira, Portugal, 2-5; loses to Niko Vuorinen, Finland, 4-5; defeats Andras Peterdi, Hungary, 5-1; defeats Alibek Yerubayev, Kazakhstan, 3-2; loses Enrico Garozzo, Italy, 2-5; defeats Bryan Betrian, Netherlands Antilles, 4-3. Finishes with 3-3 record, advances to round of 64.
Men’s épée, preliminary round: Vincent Lavoie, Lévis, Que., loses to Benjamin Steffen, Switzerland, 3-5; defeats Stefan Cipar, Slovakia, 5-4; loses to Yuki Ito, Japan, 5-2; defeats Urlgenick Cornelia, Netherlands Antilles, 5-4; defeats Dmitri Gryaznov, Kazakhstan, 5-3; defeats Lukas Kuhlmey, Great-Britain, 5-2. Finishes with 4-2 record, advances to round of 64.
Men’s épée, preliminary round: Marc-André Leblanc, Shediac, N.B., defeats Jarryd New, South Africa, 5-4; defeats Matyas Ambroz, Czech Republic, 5-4; loses David Losonczy, Hungary, 5-2; defeats Max Heinzer, Switzerland, 5-4; loses Ognjen Vesic, Serbia, 5-2; Gareth Moo, Netherlands Antilles, 5-0. Finishes with 4-2 record, advances to round of 64.
Men’s épée, round of 64: Mykaël Lambert, Gatineau, Que., loses to Karol Kostka, Poland, 15-9.
Men’s épée, round of 64: Vincent Lavoie, Lévis, Que., loses to Matthew Trager, Italy, 15-9.
Men’s épée, round of 64: Marc-André Leblanc, Shediac, N.B., loses to Vitaly Medvedev, Ukraine, 15-8.
TAEKWONDO Men’s up to 54 kg (finweight), first round: Kevin Mejia, Edmonton, Alta., loses to Sajad Khoshirat, Iran, 0 to - 2 (0 to minus 2).
TENNIS Women’s singles, first round: Stéphanie Roy, Montreal, Que., defeats Vanja Radunovic, Montenegro, 6-1, 6-3.
Men’s singles, first round: Mikhail Lew, North York, Ont., loses to Alexander Milles, Sweden, 6-3, 6-7 (1), 6-7 (4).
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Canada (0-2) loses to Slovenia (1-1) 3-2 (14-25, 20-25, 25-16, 25-18, 13-15) in second Pool C match, will face Chinese Taipei (0-2) Sunday at 11:30 a.m. EDT in third of three Pool C matches.
WOMEN’S WATER POLO Canada (2-0) defeats Japan (0-2) 10-5 in second Pool A match, will face Russia (2-0) Sunday at 4:00 a.m. EDT in third of three Pool A matches. Canada qualifies for quarterfinals.
MEN’S WATER POLO Canada (0-2) loses to Greece (2-0) 12-5 in second Pool B match, will face Montenegro (0-2) Saturday at 4:20 a.m. EDT in third of three Pool B matches. Canada is eliminated from medal contention.

July 4th

MEN’S BASKETBALL: Canada (2-0) defeats China (0-2) 100-83 in second of two Pool C matches, finishes first in Pool C. Will face Russia (2-1) Monday at 11:30 a.m. EDT in Phase 2.
DIVING - Women’s 1-metre
Preliminaries: Emma Friesen, Vancouver, B.C., 5th, 256.30; Lacey Truelove, London, Ont., 13th, 240.50.
Semi-final B: Emma Friesen, Vancouver, B.C., 2nd (4th overall), 259.70.
Final: Emma Friesen, Vancouver, B.C., 6th, 251.10.
WOMEN’S SOCCER: Canada (2-1) defeats Poland (1-2) 3-0 in third of three Pool A matches, finishes second in Pool A. Will face France (2-0-1) Monday at 11:30 a.m. EDT in quarterfinals.
MEN’S SOCCER: Canada (1-1) vs. Ukraine (0-0-2) postponed due to weather. Third of three Pool B matches rescheduled for Sunday 4:30 a.m. EDT.
TAEKWONDO Women’s - 51 kg (flyweight): Sophia Hseuh, Waterloo, Ont., round of 32, bye; round of 16, bye; quarterfinals, loses 3-0 to Manuela Bezzola, Switzerland.
Women’s - 67 kg (welterweight): Cleoshyra Castaneda, Montreal, Que., round of 32, bye; round of 16, loses 7-0 to Petra Matijasevic, Croatia.
TENNIS
Women’s singles, first round: Taylor Ormond, Hamilton, Ont., defeats Maja Senica, Slovakia, 6-0, 6-2. Will face Rosa Sitja Gibert, Spain, Monday at 4 a.m. EDT in second round.
Women’s doubles, first round: Taylor Ormond, Hamilton, Ont., and Stéphanie Roy, Montreal, Que., defeat Claire Ricketts and Katie Gater, Great Britain, 6-4, 6-2. Will face Oxana Lyubtsova and Mariya Malkhasyan, Ukraine, Sunday at 7 a.m. EDT.
Men’s doubles, first round: Mikhail Lew, North York, Ont., and Graeme Kassautzki, Vancouver, B.C., lose to John Peers and John Smith, Australia, 6-2, 6-0.
MEN’S VOLLEYBALL: Canada (2-0) defeats Slovenia (0-2) 3-0 (25-17, 25-15, 25-16), will face Egypt (2-0) in third of five Pool C matches Sunday at 7 a.m. EDT.
MEN’S WATER POLO:Canada (0-3) loses to Montenegro (1-2) 14-7 in third of three Pool B matches, will face Mexico (0-3) Monday at 3 a.m. EDT on consolation side.

July 5th

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: Canada (0-4) loses to Hungary (2-2) 79-81 on consolation side, will face Mozambique (0-4) Monday at 9 a.m. EDT.
MEN’S SOCCER: Canada (1-2) loses to Ukraine (1-0-2) 2-1 in third of three Pool B match. Canada finishes third in Pool B. Will face Ireland (0-3) Monday at 4:30 a.m. EDT on consolation side.
SWIMMING
Final women’s 400m individual medley
1. Ava Ohlgren, USA, 4:40.61; 2. Lindsay De Paul, USA, 4:41.94; 3. Svetlana Karpeeva, Russia, 4 :44.26; 6. Hanna Pierse, Edmonton, 4:48.02; 7. Melanie Dodds, Maple Ridge, B.C., 4:53.24.
Final women’s 4x100m freestyle relay
1. USA (Michelle King, Madison Kennedy, Ava Ohlgren, Morgan Scroggy), 3:41.81; 2. Japan (Yayoi Matsumoto, Misaki Yamaguchi, Asami Kitagawa, Shiho Sakai), 3:42.60; 3. Canada (Marie-Pier Ratelle, Quebec City, Que., Breanna Hendriks, Cochrane, Alta., Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta., Seanna Mitchell, Manotick, Ont.), 3:43.09.
Final men’s 4x100m freestyle relay
1. USA (William Copeland, Christopher Brady, Eric McGuinnes, Douglas Robison), 3:14.74, Universiade Record; 2. Italy (Michele Santucci, Nicola Cassio, Vittorio Dinia, Andrea Rolla), 3:16.07; 3. France (Antoine Galavtine, Sébastien Bodet, Kevin Trannoy, Boris Steimetz), 3:16.57; 4. Canada (Richard Hortness, Medicine Hat, Alta., Matt Rose, Lindsay, Ont., Rory Biskupski, West Vancouver, B.C., Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C.), 3:17.89.
Semi-finals women’s 50m butterfly
9. Jennifer Carroll, Montreal, Que., 27.07, does not advance; 16. Vanessa Charron, Quebec City, Que., 27.74, does not advance.
Semi-finals women’s 200m backstroke
5. Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta., 2:12.26, advances to final Monday at 1:15 p.m. EDT; 12. Jessika Craig, Picton, Ont., 2:14.11, does not advance.
Semi-finals men’s 50m butterfly
7. Kelly Aspinall, Nanoose Bay, B.C., 23.87, advances to final Monday at 12:15 p.m. EDT.
Heats men’s 400m freestyle
17. Ray Betuzzi, Calgary, Alta., 3:55.82; 20. Steven Bielby, Pointe-Claire, Que., 3:57.51
Heats women’s 50m butterfly
7. Jennifer Carroll, Montreal, Que., 27.29, advanced to semi-final; 15. Vanessa Charron, Quebec City, Que., 27.66, advanced to semi-final
Heats men’s 100m backstroke
20. David Sharpe, Halifax, N.S., 56.58; 28. Callum Ng, Calgary, Alta., 57.36
Heats women’s 400m individual medley
6. Hanna Pierse, Edmonton, Alta., 4:50.49, advanced to final; 8. Melanie Dodds, Maple Ridge, B.C., 4:51.57, advanced to final
Heats men’s 100m breaststroke
18. Bryn Jones, London, Ont., 1:02.05; 29. Warren Barnes, Pickering, Ont., 1:03.49
Heats women’s 200m backstroke
4. Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta., 2:12.72, advanced to semi-final; 8. Jessika Craig, Picton, Ont., 2:13.15, advanced to semi-final
Heats men’s 50m butterfly
6. Kelly Aspinall, Nanoose Bay, B.C., 24.05, advanced to semi-final; 35. Nicholas Murray, Matane, Que., 25.05
Heats women’s 4x100m freestyle relay
3. Canada (Marie-Pier Ratelle, Quebec City, Que., Breanna Hendriks, Cochrane, Alta., Hayley Nell, London, Ont., Seanna Mitchell, Manotick, Ont.), 3:45.23, advanced to final
Heats men’s 4x100m freestyle relay
4. Canada ((Richard Hortness, Medicine Hat, Alta., Rory Biskupski, West Vancouver, B.C., Matthew Swanson, Newmarket, Ont., Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C.), 3:19.63, advanced to final
TABLE TENNIS Women’s singles Marie-Andreé Lévesque, Ste-Félicité, Que., loses Ganna Gaponova, Ukraine, 11-2, 11-5, 11-4; defeats Gorana Zonjic, Montenegro, 16-14, 11-4, 6-11, 11-6.
Cynthia Paulin, Montreal, Que., loses to Yuko Fujii, Japan, 11-7, 11-6, 11-2; loses to Franziska Wex, Austria, 4-11, 11-9, 5-11, 10-12. Eliminated from singles tournament.
Men’s singles Alvin Ng, Vancouver, loses to Viacheslav Burov, Russia, 11-2, 11-5, 11-3; defeats Mohammed Abu-Rdha, Saudi Arabia, 4-11, 11-8, 7-11, 11-6, 11-4.
TAEKWONDO: Women’s - 63 kg (lightweight), round of 16: Jessica Johnson, Sherwood Park, Alta., loses 2-0 to Julya Akimova, Russia.
TENNIS Women’s doubles, second round: Taylor Ormond, Hamilton, Ont., and Stéphanie Roy, Montreal, Que., lose to sixth-seeded Oxana Lyubtsova and Mariya Malkhasyan,Ukraine, 6-0, 6-3.
Men’s singles, second round: Graeme Kassautzki, Vancouver, B.C., defeats Mensford Owusu, Ghana, 6-0, 6-1. Will face Syrym Abdukhalikov, Kazakhstan Monday at 4 a.m. EDT.
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL : Canada (0-3) loses to Chinese Taipei (2-1) 3-2 (25-23, 22-25, 25-23, 20-25, 16-18). Finishes fourth in Pool C. Will face Brazil (1-2) Tuesday at 12 p.m. EDT on consolation side.
MEN’S VOLLEYBALL: Canada (3-0) defeats Egypt (2-1) 3-2 (16-25, 25-23, 25-23, 21-25, 15-12) in third of five Pool C matches, will face Japan (1-2) Monday at 12 p.m. EDT.
WOMEN’S WATER POLO: Canada (2-1) loses to Russia (3-0) 13-7 in third of three Pool A matches. Finishes second in Pool A. Will face Australia (1-2) Tuesday at 10:20 a.m. EDT in the quarterfinals.

July 6th

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL : Canada (1-4) defeats Mozambique (0-5) 76-58 in second consolation match, will face Turkey (1-4) Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. EDT.
MEN’S BASKETBALL: Canada (2-1) loses to Russia (3-1) 89-77 in first match of second phase, will face Israel (4-0) Tuesday at 2 p.m. EDT.
DIVING
Women’s 10m platform Preliminaries: 6. Lacey Truelove, London, Ont., 266.65; 17. Janie Potvin, Brossard, Que., 193.15.
Semi-finals: 6. Lacey Truelove, London, Ont., 295.50; Janie Potvin, Brossard, Que., 197.85.
Final: 1. Paola Milagros Espinosa, Mexico, 354.45; 2. Ni Chen, China, 339.25; 3. Julia Prokopchuk, Ukraine, 338.05; 7. Lacey Truelove, London, Ont., 284.60.
FENCING
Men’s team épée Round of 32: Canada (Mikael Lambert, Gatineau, Que., Vincent Lavoie, Lévis, Que., Marc-André Leblanc, Shediac, N.B.) defeats Slovenia (Jan Bidovec, Jan Grudina, Jure Jeza, Tomaz Vrhunc) 45-27.
Round of 16: Canada (Mikael Lambert, Gatineau, Que., Vincent Lavoie, Lévis, Que., Marc-André Leblanc, Shediac, N.B.) loses to France (Alexandre Bardenet, Yannick Borel, Adrien Penso-Tsai, Jeremy Richer) 45-26.
WOMEN’S SOCCER: Canada (2-2) loses to France (3-1) 4-1 in quarterfinals, will face Russia (2-1) Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. EDT on consolation side.
MEN’S SOCCER : Canada (2-2) defeats Ireland (0-4) 1-0 in first consolation match, will face Brazil (2-1-1) Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. EDT.
SWIMMING
Heats men’s 200m freestyle 10. Ray Betuzzi, Calgary, Alta., 1:50.12; 12. Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C., 1:50.52.
Heats women’s 100m breaststroke 13. Kayla Voytechek, Lethbridge, Alta., 1:09.88; 21. Haylee Johnson, Vancouver, B.C., 1:10.87.
Heats men’s 200m individual medley 3. Keith Beavers, Orangeville, Ont., 2:01.77; 8. Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C., 2:03.53.
Heats women’s 100m freestyle 24. Haylee Nell, London, Ont., 57.26; 26. Seanna Mitchell, Manotick, Ont., 57.41.
Heats men’s 800m freestyle 18. Brian Yakiwchuk, Prince George, B.C., 8:20.80; 20. Xavier Desharnais, Sherbrooke, Que., 8:23.16.
Semi-finals women’s 100m breaststroke 13. Kayla Voytechek, Lethbridge, Alta., 1:09.67.
Semi-finals men’s 200m individual medley 2. Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C., 2:00.20; 4. Keith Beavers, Orangeville, Ont., 2:00.89.
Semi-finals men’s 200m freestyle 11. Ray Betuzzi, Calgary, Alta., 1:49.68; 13. Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C., 1:49.96.
Final women’s 200m backstroke 1. Stephanie Proud, Great Britain, 2:08.91, Universiade Record; 2. Kristen Heiss, USA, 2:09.22; 3. Tomoyo Fukuda, Japan, 2:11.17; 4. Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta., 2:11.28.
Final men’s 50m butterfly 1. Jernej Godec, Slovenia, 23.41; 2. Jason Dunford, Kenya, 23.45; 3. Christopher Brady, USA, 23.56; 8. Kelly Aspinall, Nanoose Bay, B.C., 23.94.
TABLE TENNIS: Mixed doubles First round: Cynthia Paulin, Montreal, Que., and Alvin Ng, Vancouver, B.C., lose to Carla Nouwen and Casper Ter Luun, Netherlands, 11-4, 11-5, 11-3.
TAEKWONDO: Women's - 72 kg (middleweight), round of 16: Magdalena Szczotka, Edmonton, Alta., loses 4-0 to Reshmie Oogink, Netherlands.
TENNIS Women’s singles Second round: Taylor Ormond, Hamilton, Ont., defeats Maria Rosa Sitja Gibert, Spain, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4. Will face third-seeded Ksenia Lykina, Russia, Wednesday; Stéphanie Roy, Montreal, Que., loses to No.13-seeded Kang Seo Kyung, South Korea, 6-1, 6-4.
Men’s singles Third round: Graeme Kassautzki, Vancouver, B.C., defeats No.8-seeded Syrym Abdukhalikov, Kazakhstan, 6-1, 6-2. Will play in fourth round Wednesday (opponent TBD).
Mixed doubles First round: Taylor Ormond, Hamilton, Ont., and Greame Kassautzki, Vancouver, B.C., lose to Aleksandar Grubin and Tijana Koprivica, Serbia, 6-4, 6-2.
Men’s singles (consolation draw) First round: Mikhail Lew, North York, Ont., defeats Marco Sanchez, Mexico, 6-0, 7-5. Will face Hao Zhu, China, Wednesday.
MEN’S VOLLEYBALL : Canada (3-1) loses to Japan (2-2) 3-2 (25-13, 18-25, 22-25, 25-20, 12-15) in fourth of five Pool C matches, will face Ukraine (3-1) Tuesday at 12 p.m. EDT.
MEN’S WATER POLO: Canada (1-3) defeats Mexico (0-4) 10-8 in consolation semi-final, will face Poland (1-3) in 13th-place game Wednesday at 4:20 a.m. EDT.

July 7

ATHLETICS
Heats women’s 400m 1. Carline Muir, Edmonton, Alta., 53.35, qualified; 8. Esther Akinsulie, Kanata, Ont., 54.77, qualified.
Heats men’s 400m 9. Nathan Vadeboncoeur, Vancouver, B.C., 47.20, qualified; 13. Daniel Harper, Brampton, Ont., 47.32, qualified.
Heats men’s 100m 13. Oluseyi Smith, Ottawa, Ont., 10.62, qualified.
Heats men’s hammer throw 2. James Steacy, Lethbridge, Alta., 73.52, qualified.
Heats women’s javelin 9. Elizabeth Gleadle, Vancouver, B.C., 53.58, qualified.
Heats women’s 800m 1. Rebecca Johnstone, Bowen Island, B.C., 2:05.85, qualified.
Heats men’s high jump 9. Michael Mason, Nanoose Bay, B.C., 2.15, qualified; Mark Dillon, Bowmanville, Ont., no height (NM).
Heats women’s long jump 1. Ruky Abdulai, Coquitlam, B.C., 6.51, qualified.
Semi-finals men’s 1,500m 8. Timothy Konoval, Parry Sound, Ont., 3:44.62, did no qualify; 10. Kyle Boorsma, Guelph, Ont., 3:45.00, qualified.
Final women’s 10,000 1. Kasumi Nishihara, Japan, 33:14.62; 2. Tatiana Shutova, Russia, 33:29.99; 3. Volha Minima, Bulgaria, 33.32.35; 5. Alex Becker, Guelph, Ont., 34:31.69.
MEN’S BASKETBALL : Canada (2-2) loses to Israel (4-0) 89-81 in second of two second-phase matches, eliminated from medal contention. Will face Latvia (2-2) Thursday at 2 p.m. EDT on consolation side.
DIVING Men’s 1m springboard Preliminaries: 15. Kevin Geyson, Winnipeg, Man., 277.30.
SWIMMING
Heats men’s 50m backstroke 6. Matt Rose, Lindsay, Ont., 25.68, qualified.
Heats women’s 100m backstroke 2. Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta., 1:00.87, qualified; 4. Hanna Kubas, Calgary, Alta., 1:02.20, qualified;
Heats men’s 200m breaststroke 15. Bryn Jones, London, Ont., 2:15.12, qualified; 23. Marco Monaco, Oakville, Ont., 2:16.92, did not qualify.
Heats women’s 200m individual medley 8. Melanie Dodds, Maple Ridge, B.C., 2:17.56, qualified; 11. Hanna Pierse, Edmonton, Alta., 2:19.17, qualified.
Heats men’s 200m butterfly 19. Zack Chetrat, Oakville, Ont., 2 :01.96, did not qualify; 20. Jonathan Blouin, Quebec City, 2:01.99, did not qualify.
Heats women’s 800m freestyle 11. Breanna Hendriks, Cochrane, Alta., 8:54.09, did not qualify.
Semi-finals men’s 50m backstroke 8. Matt Rose, Lindsay, Ont., 25.61, qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 100m backstroke 2. Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta., 1:00.67, qualified; Hanna Kubas, Calgary, Alta., 1:02.49, qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 200m individual medley 7. Hanna Pierse, Edmonton, Alta., 2:16.97, qualified; 11. Melanie Dodds, Maple Ridge, B.C., 2:17.90, did not qualify.
Semi-finals men’s 200m breaststroke 15. Bryn Jones, London, Ont., 2:14.03, did not qualify.
Final men’s 200m individual medley 1. Alex Vanderkaay, USA, 1:57.58, Universiade Record; 2. Keith Beavers, Orangeville, Ont., 1:59.83; 3. Yuma Kosaya, Japan, 2:00.77; 4. Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C., 2:01.50.
TABLE TENNIS
Women’s singles Round of 64: Marie-Andrée Lévesque, Ste-Félicitée, Que., loses to Shanshan Cai, China, 11-3, 11-8, 11-3, 11-3.
Men’s singles Round of 64: Alvin Ng, Vancouver, B.C., loses to Nico Christ, Germany, 11-4, 11-5, 11-8, 11-9.
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL : Canada (0-4) loses to Brazil (2-2) 3-0 (25-21, 25020, 25-14) in first match of consolation bracket, will face Mongolia (0-4) Wednesday at 2 p.m. EDT.
MEN’S VOLLEYBALL : Canada (4-1) defeats Ukraine (3-2) 3-1 (34-36, 25-20, 25-20, 25-20) in fifth and final Pool C match, will face Russia (5-0) Thursday at 2 p.m. EDT in quarterfinals.
WOMEN’S WATER POLO : Canada (3-1) defeats Australia (1-3) 10-8 in quarterfinals, will face China (3-0) in semi-final Thursday at 12:20 p.m. EDT.

July 8

ARCHERY Ranking round men’s individual compound 6. Nathan Cameron, Sherwood Park, Alta., 685, has a bye in Thursday’s round of 32, awaits opponent for round of 16 Thursday at 10:50 a.m. EDT; 15. Simon Rousseau, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., 680, has a bye in Thursday’s round of 32, will face Roberto Hernandez, El Salvador, Thursday at 10:50 a.m. EDT in round of 16; 28. Jason Létourneau, St-François-de-la-Rivière-du-Sud, Que., 665, will face Viktor Ignjatov, Serbia, Thursday at 10:10 a.m. EDT in round of 32.
Ranking round women’s individual recurve 50. Felishea Quattrociocche, Montreal, Que., 543, will face Tetyana Dorokhova, Ukraine, Thursday at 4:00 a.m. EDT in round of 32.
ATHLETICS Qualifying women’s pole vault T1. Gabriella Duclos-Lasnier, Sarnia, Ont., 4.10, qualified.
Day 1 of 2 men’s decathlon 6. Jamie Adjetey-Nelson, Windsor, Ont., 3,879 pts.
Heats men’s 3,000m steeplechase 7. Alex Genest, Lac-aux-Sables, Que., 8:57.43, qualified.
Heats women’s 3,000m steeplechase 16. Meredith MacGregor, Surrey, B.C., 10:24.90, not qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 400m 2. Carline Muir, Edmonton, Alta., 52.42; qualified. Esther Akinsulie, Kanata, Ont., 53.17, qualified.
Semi-finals men’s 100m 7. Oluseyi Smith, Ottawa, Ont., 10.43, qualified.
Semi-finals men’s 400m 9. Daniel Harper, Brampton, Ont., 46.93, qualified; 11. Nathan Vadeboncoeur, Vancouver, B.C., 46.99, not qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 800m 2. Rebecca Johnstone, Bowen Island, B.C., 2:04.13, qualified.
Final men’s hammer throw 1. Yury Shayunou, Belarus, 76.92; 2. James Steacy, Lethbridge, Alta., 74.88; 3. Oleksiy Sokyrsky, Ukraine, 73.73.
Final women’s long jump 1. Ivana Spanovic, Serbia, 6.64; 2. Irina Kryachkova, Russia, 6.47; 3. Ruky Abdulai, Coquitlam, B.C., 6.44.
Final men’s 100m 1. Rolando Palacios Cruz, Honduras, 10.30; 2. Amr Ibrahim Seoud, Egypt, 10.31; 3. Masashi Eriguchi, Japan, 10.33; 8. Oluseyi Smith, Ottawa, Ont., 10.48.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL : Consolation 13th-16th place - Canada (1-5) loses to Turkey (2-4) 104-81, will face Mozambique Friday at 11:30 a.m. EDT for 15th place.
DIVING Preliminaries women’s 3m springboard 11. Emma Friesen, Vancouver, B.C., 236.55, qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 3m springboard 13. Emma Friesen, Vancouver, B.C., 245.25, not qualified.
JUDO Round of 32 men’s - 81kg Justin Imagawa, Richmond, B.C., loses to Iraj Amirkhani, Iran, wasari.
WOMEN’S SOCCER : Consolation 5th-8th place - Canada (2-2) vs. Russia (2-1) postponed due to weather, rescheduled for Thursday.
MEN’S SOCCER : Consolation 9th-12th place - Canada (2-3) loses to Brazil (3-1-1) 3-1, will face Uruguay Friday at 11:30 a.m. EDT for 11th place.
SWIMMING Heats women’s 200m breaststroke 8. Hanna Pierse, Edmonton, Alta., 2:30.81, qualified; 12. Haylee Johnson, Vancouver, B.C., 2:32.48, qualified.
Heats men’s 100m freestyle 14. Richard Hortness, Medicine Hat, Alta., 49.94, qualified; 31. Rory Biskupski, West Vancouver, B.C., 50.77, not qualified.
Heats women’s 100m butterfly 12. Paméla Filiatrault-Veilleux, St-Nicolas, Que., 1:00.75, qualified; 20. Vanessa Charron, Quebec City, 1:01.77, not qualified.
Semi-finals men’s 1,500m freestyle 12. Philippe Dubreuil, Sherbrooke, Que., 15:43.45, not qualified; 15. Steven Bielby, Pointe-Claire, Que., 15:51.60, not qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 200m breaststroke 9. Hanna Pierse, Edmonton, Alta., 2:30.63, not qualified; 11. Haylee Johnson, Vancouver, B.C., 2:32.41, not qualified.
Semi-finals men’s 100m freestyle 14. Richard Hortness, Medicine Hat, Alta., 50.15, not qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 100m butterfly 12. Paméla Filiatrault-Veilleux, St-Nicolas, Que., 1:01.09, not qualified.
Final women’s 200m individual medley 1. Ava Ohlgren, USA, 2:12.07, Universiade Record; 2. Asami Kitagawa, Japan, 2:13.39; 3. Tomoyo Fukuda, Japan, 2:13.71; 5. Hanna Pierse, Edmonton, Alta., 2:16.57.
Final women’s 100m backstroke 1. Shiho Sakai, Japan, 1:00.30; 2. Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta., 1:00.92; 3. Eri Tabei, Japan, 1:01.01; 7. Hanna Kubas, Calgary, Alta., 1:02.10.
Final men’s 50m backstroke 1. Junya Koga, Japan, 24.63, Universiade Record; 2. Ryosuke Irie, Japan, 25.05; 3. Guy Barnea, Israel, 25.09; 7. Matt Rose, Lindsay, Ont., 25.62.
Final women’s 4x200m freestyle 1. USA, 8:00.49; 2. Canada (Kevyn Peterson, Salmon Arm, B.C., Breanna Hendriks, Cochrane, Alta., Seanna Mitchell, Manotick, Ont., Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta.), 8:03.67; 3. Italy, 8:06.14.
TABLE TENNIS Round of 32 women’s doubles Marie-Andrée Lévesque, Ste-Félicité, Que., and Cynthia Paulin, Montreal, Que., lose to Carole Grundisch and Audrey Mattenet, France, 11-6, 11-6, 11-3.
TENNIS Round 3 women’s singles Taylor Ormond, Hamilton, Ont., loses to No.3-seeded Ksenia Lykina, Russia, 7-6 (5), 6-0.
Round of 16 men’s singles Graeme Kassautzki, Vancouver, B.C., loses to No.11-seeded Dylan Kim, South Korea, 6-2, 4-6, 6-2.
Round 2 consolation men’s singles Mikhail Lew, North York, Ont., defeats Hao Zhu, China, 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (5). Will face Janis Mellups, Latvia, Thursday at 4:00 a.m. EDT in consolation quarterfinal.
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL : Consolation 13th-16th place - Canada (1-4) defeats Mongolia (0-5) 3-0 (25-10, 25-15, 25-15), will face Slovenia Thursday at 2 p.m. EDT for 13th place.
MEN’S WATER POLO: Consolation - Canada (2-3) defeats Poland (1-4) 6-3, finishes 13th.

July 9

ARCHERY Round of 64 women’s individual recurve Felishea Quattrociocche, Montreal, Que., loses to Tetyana Dorokhova, Ukraine, 105-81, does not advance.
Round of 64 men’s individual compound Jason Létourneau, St-Francois-de-la-Riviere-du-Sud, Que., defeats Viktor Ignjatov, Serbia, 113-108. Advances to round of 32.
Round of 32 men’s individual compound Jason Létourneau, St-Francois-de-la-Riviere-du-Sud, Que., loses to Takayuki Shimada, Japan, 115-114, does not advance; Nathan Cameron, Sherwood Park, Alta., loses to Julien Depoitier, Belgium, 116-112, does not advance; Simon Rousseau, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., loses to Roberto Hernandez, El Salvador, 112-111, does not advance.
ATHLETICS Qualifying men’s pole vault 5. Jason Wurster, Stevensville, Ont., 5.20m, qualified.
Heats women’s 200m 7. Kimberly Hyacinthe, Terrebonne, Que., 23.90, qualified; 8. Amonn Nelson, Calgary, Alta., 24.05, qualified.
Heats men’s 200m 2. Gavin Smellie, Etobicoke, Ont., 20.92, qualified, 3. Sam Effah, Calgary, Alta., 20.96, qualified.
Second round men’s 200m 2. Gavin Smellie, Etobicoke, Ont., 20.75, qualified; 4. Sam Effah, Calgary, Alta., 20.97, qualified.
Final men’s 20km race walk 1. Sergey Bakulin, Russia, 1:20.52; 2. Andrey Ruzavin, Russia, 1:21.08; 3. Moacir Zimmermann, Brazil, 1:21.35; 20. Inaki Gomez, Vancouver, B.C., 1:29.55.
Final men’s 1,500m 1. Viatcheslav Sokolov, Russia, 3:42.49; 2. Samir Khadar, Algeria, 3:42.50; Goran Nava, Serbia, 3:42.88; 15. Kyle Boorsma, Guelph, Ont., 3:54.64.
Final men’s high jump 1. Eduard Malchenko, Russia, 2.23; 2. Michael Mason, Nanoose Bay, B.C., 2.23; 3. Ivan Llichev, Russia, 2.20.
Final men’s 400m 1. Yuko kanemaru, Japan, 45.68; Clemens Zeller, Austria, 46.12; 3. Daniel Harper, Brampton, Ont., 46.22.
Final women’s 800m 1. Madeleine Pape, Australia, 2:01.91, Universiade Record; 2. Olga Cristea, Moldova, 2:03.49; 3. Rebecca Johnstone, Bowen Island, B.C., 2:03.67.
Final women’s javelin 1. Sunette Viljonen, South Africa, 65.52; 2. Vira Rebryk, Ukraine, 61.02; 3. Mareike Rittweg, Germany, 59.44; 6. Elizabeth Gleadle, Vancouver, B.C., 58.21.
Final women’s 400m 1. Bintou Fall Fatou, Senegal, 51.65; 2. Esther Akinsulie, Kanata, Ont., 51.70; 3. Carline Muir, Edmonton, Alta., 52.07.
Men’s decathlon Day 2 of 2 1. Mikalai Shubianuk, Belarus, 7960 points; 2. Brent Newdick, New Zealand, 7874; 3. Attila Szabo, Hungary, 7748; 6. Jamie Adjetey-Nelson, Windsor, Ont., 7378.
MEN’S BASKETBALL: Consolation 9th-12th place - Canada (3-2) defeats Latvia (2-3) 93-83, will face Finland Saturday at 9 a.m. EDT for 9th place.
DIVING Preliminaries men’s 10m platform 12. Kevin Geyson, Winnipeg, Man., 336.10, qualified.
Semi-finals men’s 10m platform 10. Kevin Geyson, Winnipeg, Man., 347.25, qualified.
Final men’s 10m platform 1. Konstyantyn Milyayev, Ukraine, 493.75; 2. Rommel Aghmed Pacheco, Mexico, 476.75; 3. Zihao Wang, China, 450.35; 10. Kevin Geyson, Winnipeg, Man., 312.50.
JUDO Round of 32 women’s -57 kg Jennifer Landry, Saint John’s, N.B., loses to Yan Liu, China.
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Day 1 of 2 individual all-around (Rope & Hoop) 25. Demetra Mantcheva, Vancouver, B.C., 44.025; 32. Lauren Adolph, Vancouver, B.C., 41.375.
WOMEN’S SOCCER: Consolation 5th-8th place - Canada (2-3) loses to Russia (3-1) 5-3, will face China (2-3) Friday at 4:30 a.m. EDT for 7th place.
SWIMMING Heats men’s 200m backstroke 4. Matthew Swanston, Newmarket, Ont., 2:00.56, qualified; 24. David Sharpe, Halifax, N.S., 2:07.03, not qualified.
Heats women’s 200m freestyle 5. Kevyn Peterson, Salmon Arm, B.C., 2:01.63, qualified; 9. Breanna Hendriks, Cochrane, Alta., 2:01.97, qualified.
Heats men’s 100m butterfly 21. Nicolas Murray, Matane, Que., 54.42, not qualified; 37. Rory Biskupski, West Vancouver, B.C., 56.30, not qualified.
Heats women’s 50m backstroke 4. Jennifer Carroll, Montreal, Que., 28.96, qualified; 10. Hanna Kubas, Calgary, Alta., 29.41, qualified.
Heats men’s 50m breaststroke 23. Chris Tobin, Kemptville, Ont., 28.76, not qualified; 32. Warren Barnes, Pickering, Ont., 28.94, not qualified.
Heats women’s 1,500m freestyle 10. Heather Maitland, Toronto, Ont., 17:17.87, not qualified; 12. Tara Ivanitz, Vernon, B.C., 17:29.15, not qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 200m freestyle 2. Kevyn Peterson, Salmon Arm, B.C., 1:59.24, qualified; 7. Breanna Hendriks, Cochrane, Alta., 2:00.84, qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 50m backstroke 6. Hanna Kubas, Calgary, Alta., 28.90, qualified; 11. Jennifer Carroll, Montreal, Que., 29.19, not qualified.
Semi-finals men’s 200m backstroke 6. Matthew Swanston, Newmarket, Ont., 2:00.59, qualified.
TENNIS Consolation quarterfinal men’s singles Mikhail Lew, North York, Ont., defeats Janis Mellups, Latvia, 6-3, 6-4. Will face Elie Rousset, France, Friday at 4 a.m. EDT in consolation semi-final.
MEN’S VOLLEYBALL: Quarterfinal - Canada (4-2) loses to Russia (6-0) 3-2 (25-23, 25-19, 18-25, 21-25, 13-15), will face Turkey Friday at 7 a.m. EDT in 5th-8th place match.
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL: Consolation 13th place - Canada (2-4) defeats Slovenia (2-4) 3-1 (25-14, 23-25, 25-17, 25-14) to finish 13th.
WOMEN’S WATER POLO: Semi-final - Canada (3-2) loses to China (4-0) 16-7, will face Russia (3-1) Saturday at 10:30 a.m. EDT for bronze.

July 10 ARCHERY Round of 16 men’s team compound Canada (Nathan Cameron, Sherwood Park, Alta.; Jason Létourneau, St-Francois-de-la-Riviere-du-Sud, Que.; Simon Rousseau, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que.), bye.
Quarterfinal men’s team compound Canada (Nathan Cameron, Sherwood Park, Alta.; Jason Létourneau, St-Francois-de-la-Riviere-du-Sud, Que.; Simon Rousseau, St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que.) lose to United States (Steven Gatto, Zachary Plannick, Stephen Schwade) 22-21.
ATHLETICS Heats women’s 1500m 5. Julia Howard, St. John’s, Nfld., 4:17.20, qualified.
Qualifying women’s high jump 16. Lindsey Bergevin, Leduc, Alta., 1.75, not qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 200m 5. Kimberly Hyacinthe, Terrebonne, Que., 23.58, qualified; 9. Amonn Nelson, Calgary, Alta., 23.91, qualified.
Semi-finals men’s 200m 2. Gavin Smellie, Etobicoke, Ont., 20.67, qualified; 3. Sam Effah, Calgary, Alta., 20.75, qualified.
Final women’s 20km race walk 1. Olga Mikhailova, Russia, 1:30.43; 2. Masumi Fuchise, Japan, 1:31.42; 3. Olga Polvalyaeva, Russia, 1:33.58; 8. Rachel Lavallée, Peterborough, Ont., 1:37.22.
Final women’s pole vault 1. Jirina Ptacnikova, Czech Republic, 4.55; 2. Nicole Buchler, Switzerland, 4.50; 3. Kristina Gadschiew, Germany, 4.50; 5. Gabriella Duclos-Lasnier, Sarnia, Ont., 4.30.
Final women’s 200m 1. Monique Williams, New Zealand, 23.11; 2. Isabel Le Roux, South Africa, 23.18; 3. Sabina Veit, Slovenia, 23.34; 6. Kimberly Hyacinthe, Terrebonne, Que., 23.66; 8. Amonn Nelson, Calgary, Alta., 23.99.
Final men’s 200m 1. Ramil Guliyev, Azerbaijan, 20.04; 2. Amr Ibrahim Seoud, Egypt, 20.52; 3. Thuso Mpuang, South Africa, 20.69; 5. Sam Effah, Calgary, Alta., 20.83; 6. Gavin Smellie, Etobicoke, Ont., 20.84.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL : Consolation 15th place - Canada (2-5) defeats Mozambique (0-7) 83-65, finishes 15th.
DIVING Final women’s 3m springboard synchronized 1. Mexico, 303.00; 2. China, 276.48; 3. United States, 273.00; 5. Canada (Emma Friesen, Vancouver, B.C., Lacey Truelove, London, Ont.), 240.30.
RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Day 2 of 2 individual all-around 1. Evgeniya Kanaeva, Russia, 113.175; 2. Anna Bessonova, Ukraine, 105.950; 3. Aliya Yussupova, Kazakhstan, 105.900; 30. Demetra Mantcheva, Vancouver, B.C., 84.800; 33. Lauren Adolph, Vancouver, B.C., 83.500.
WOMEN’S SOCCER : Consolation 7th place - Canada (3-3) defeats China (2-4) 1-0 (5-4 in penalties), finishes 7th.
MEN’S SOCCER : Consolation 11th place - Canada (2-4) loses to Uruguay (3-2-1) 3-2, finishes 12th.
SWIMMING Heats women’s 50m breaststroke 10. Marie-Soleil Jean-Lachapelle, Montreal, Que., 32.31, qualified; 14. Allison Long, Calgary, Alta., 32.65, qualified.
Heats men’s 50m freestyle 2. Matt Rose, Lindsay, Ont., 22.31, qualified; 17. Richard Hortness, Medicine Hat, Alta., 22.90, not qualified.
Heat’s women’s 200m butterfly 13. Paméla Filiatrault-Veilleux, St-Nicolas, Que., 2:15.86, qualified; 17. Jessica Johnson, Calgary, Alta., 2:17.36, not qualified.
Heats women’s 50m freestyle 7. Marie-Pier Ratelle, Quebec City, Que., 25.58, qualified; 30. Jennifer Carroll, Montreal, Que., 26.56, not qualified.
Heats men’s 4x200m freestyle relay 5. Canada (Ray Betuzzi, Calgary, Alta.; Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C.; Rory Biskupski, West Vancouver, B.C.; Keith Beavers, Orangeville, Ont.), 7:25.33, qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 50m breaststroke 8. Allison Long, Calgary, Alta., 31.99, qualified; 10. Marie-Soleil Jean-Lachapelle, Montreal, Que., 32.12, not qualified.
Semi-finals men’s 50m freestyle 7. Matt Rose, Lindsay, Ont., 22.34, qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 200m butterfly 14. Paméla Filiatrault-Veilleux, St-Nicolas, Que., 2:15.73, not qualified.
Semi-finals women’s 50m freestyle 9. Marie-Pier Ratelle, Quebec City, Que., 25.36, not qualified.
Final women’s 200m freestyle 1. Sara Isakovic, Slovenia, 1:58.59; 2. Kevyn Peterson, Salmon Arm, B.C., 1:58.67; 3. Kristen Heiss, United States, 1:58.77; 8. Breanna Hendriks, Cochrane, Alta., 2:02.19.
Final women’s 50m backstroke 1. Shiho Sakai, Japan, 28.17, Universiade Record; 2. Tianlongzi Xu, China, 28.20; 3. Aleksandra Gerasimenya, Belarus, 28.32; 5. Hanna Kubas, Calgary, Alta., 28.72.
Final men’s 200m backstroke 1. Ryusuke Irie, Japan, 1:54.13, Universiade Record; 2. Patrick Schirk, United States, 1:57.05; 3. Kazuki Watanabe, Japan, 1:58.23; 6. Matthew Swanston, Newmarket, Ont., 2:00.42.
Final men’s 4x200m freestyle relay 1. Japan, 7:11.54, Universiade Record; 2. United States, 7:14.20; 3. Canada (Ray Betuzzi, Calgary, Alta.; Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C.; Keith Beavers, Orangeville, Ont.; Matthew Swanston, Newmarket, Ont.), 7:16.45.
TENNIS Consolation semi-final men’s singles Mikhail Lew, North York, Ont., defeats Elie Rousset, France, 7-6 (4), 1-6, 6-4, will face John Peers, Australia, Saturday at 4 a.m. EDT in consolation final.

July 11

ATHLETICS Heats men’s 4x100m relay 7. Canada (Sam Effah, Calgary, Alta., Gavin Smellie, Etobicoke, Ont., Oluseyi Smith, Ottawa, Ont., Daniel Harper, Brampton, Ont.), 40.27, qualified.
Final men’s pole vault 1. Alexander Gripich, Russia, 5.60; 2. Giorgio Piantella, Italy, 5.55; 3. Hendrik Gruber, Germany, 5.45; 6. Jason Wurster, Stevensville, Ont., 5.40.
Final men’s 3000m steeplechase 1. Ion Luchianov, Macedonia, 8:25.79; 2. Halil Akkas, Turkey, 8:25.80; 3. Steffen Uliczka, Germany, 8:26.18; 4. Alex Genest, Lac-aux-Sables, Que., 8:27.53.
MEN’S BASKETBALL: Consolation 9th-place game - Canada (4-2) defeats Finland 88-63, finishes 9th.
SWIMMING Heats women’s 400m freestyle 7. Kevyn Peterson, Salmon Arm, B.C., 4:18.16, qualified, 15. Breanna Hendriks, Cochrane, Alta., 4:24.09, not qualified.
Heats men’s 400m individual medley 8. Steven Bielby, Pointe-Claire, Que., 4:23.80, qualified; 12. David Dimitrov, Calgary, Alta., 4:26.47, not qualified.
Heats women’s 4x100m medley relay 5. Canada (Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta., Kayla Voytechek, Lethbridge, Alta., Paméla Filiatrault-Veilleux, St-Nicolas, Que., Marie-Pier Ratelle, Quebec City, Que.), 4:09.39, qualified.
Heats men’s 4x100m medley relay 8. Canada (Matthew Swanston, Newmarket, Ont., Bryn Jones, London, Ont., Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C., Richard Hortness, Medicine Hat, Alta.), 3:42.47, qualified.
Final men’s 50m freestyle 1. Andrea Rolla, Italy, 22.16; 2. Boris Steimetz, France; 2. Sergey Fesikov, Russia, 22.19; 4. Matt Rose, Lindsay, Ont., 22.29.
Final women’s 50m breaststroke 1. Daria Deeva, Russia, 31.55; 2. Dal Eun Kim, South Korea, 31.57; 3. Ewa Scieszko, Poland, 31.63; 8. Allison Long, Calgary, Alta., 32.43.
Final men’s 400m individual medley 1. Mateusz Matczak, Poland, 4:12.28, Universiade Record; 2. Alex Vanderkaay, USA, 4:12.48; 3. Yuya Horihata, Japan, 4:15.26; 8. Steven Bielby, Pointe-Claire, Que., 4:26.22.
Final women’s 400m freestyle 1. Kevyn Peterson, Salmon Arm, B.C., 4:10.01; 2. Kristen Heiss, USA, 4:11.30; 3. Leone Vorster, South Africa, 4:13.18.
Final women’s 4x100m medley relay 1. USA, 4:01.90, Universiade Record; 2. Italy, 4:02.75; 3. Russia, 4 :03.89; 4. Canada (Katy Murdoch, Calgary, Alta., Kayla Voytechek, Lethbridge, Alta., Paméla Filiatrault-Veilleux, St-Nicolas, Que., Marie-Pier Ratelle, Quebec City, Que.), 4:04.40.
Final men’s 4x100m medley relay 1. Japan, 3:32.80, Universiade Record, 2. Italy, 3:35.75; France, 3:38.31; Canada (Matt Rose, Lindsay, Ont., Bryn Jones, London, Ont., Brian Johns, Richmond, B.C., Richard Hortness, Medicine Hat, Alta.), disqualified.
MEN’S VOLLEYBALL: Consolation 5th-place game - Canada (5-3) loses to Serbia 3-0 (25-18, 25-21, 25-22), finishes 6th.
WOMEN’S WATER POLO: Bronze medal game - Canada (3-3) loses to Russia (4-1) 10-8, finishes 4th.