Four gymnastics finals will be held in Rio on Sunday afternoon -- the men’s floor exercise and pommel horse and the women’s vault and uneven bars -- and Team USA may, once again, expand its medal count. The first event begins at 1 p.m. ET and NBC Sports will be streaming the coverage live, so you don’t have to miss a moment of the competition.
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Team USA has opportunities to add more gymnastics medals to its tally with four finals on Sunday.
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The American women have dominated the competition so far, winning gold in the team all-around. Simon Biles has established herself as a force, winning individual all-around gold, and Aly Raisman won silver in the individual all-around. Biles will compete in the vault Sunday, and stands to add a third gold medal to her collection based on the way she’s performed thus far in the Games.
Madison Kocian, the reigning world champion on the uneven bars who earned gold with Team USA in the team all-around, may bring home another gold as well. Kocian’s score on the bars in the team all-around competition was a 15.933, which was the highest score in the entire field. It’s very possible the American women will add two more gold medals to the United States’ count on Sunday.
The United States’ men have yet to medal in any event, but they’ll have an opportunity to try to change that Sunday with the floor exercise and pommel horse finals. Team USA’s men finished fifth in the team all-around, and Sam Mikulak and Chris Brooks came in seventh and 14th in the individual competition, respectively.
Mikulak and Jacob Dalton are Team USA’s best shots at a medal in the men’s floor exercise. Mikulak received the highest score in the floor exercise qualifying round, a 15.800, and Dalton was right behind him with a 15.600.
The men of Team USA fared poorly in the qualifiers for the pommel horse. Both Mikulak and team captain Brooks fell during their routines, but Alex Naddour rose to the occasion, scoring a 15.366 that was good enough to qualify for the finals.
How to watch Olympic gymnastics on Sunday, August 14
Events (all are final rounds):
1 p.m. ET: Men’s floor
1:47 p.m.: Women’s vault
2:34 p.m.: Men’s pommel horse
3:21 p.m.: Women’s uneven bars
Time: 1 p.m. ET
TV: NBC; delay program viewing starts at 7 p.m.
Live Stream: NBC Sports
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