2012 Summer Olympics - London Games

Dem gynastics gals er gud.
One question, though... the Russian gal that got bronze tied on score with the second American in the all-around... so I'm not quite sure how the tie-breaker works. I looked over on the website for the Federation that runs the sport... and was even more confused by their tie-breaking explanation. So does anyone know what the rule is? May just have to watch it on NBC tonight to find out how that worked.
Higher total after dropping lowest apparatus score for each.

 
Medal count:

USA: 18 Golds, 9 Silvers, 10 Bronzes - 37 Total

China: 18 Golds, 11 Silvers, 5 Bronzes - 34 Total

Japan: 2 Golds, 6 Silvers, 11 Bronzes - 19 Total

 
Dem gynastics gals er gud.
One question, though... the Russian gal that got bronze tied on score with the second American in the all-around... so I'm not quite sure how the tie-breaker works. I looked over on the website for the Federation that runs the sport... and was even more confused by their tie-breaking explanation. So does anyone know what the rule is? May just have to watch it on NBC tonight to find out how that worked.
Higher total after dropping lowest apparatus score for each.
Thanks. Sadly, it seems like that defeats the purpose of an "all-around", because you're rewarding the person who scored highly in one events, but poorly in another, over the person who was more consistent throughout the events. But they all know the rules going in. Too bad.

 
Medal count:

USA: 18 Golds, 9 Silvers, 10 Bronzes - 37 Total

China: 18 Golds, 11 Silvers, 5 Bronzes - 34 Total

Japan: 2 Golds, 6 Silvers, 11 Bronzes - 19 Total
3 pts for Au, 2 pts for Ag and 1 pt for Cu/Sn

USA 82

CHN 81

JPN 29

 
Kayla Harrison won gold in women's judo. First gold medal for an American woman in judo.

 
And there is the record for most points scored in a game! :corndance

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