Olympics 2016: Time and TV schedule for rhythmic gymnastics individual all-around finals

Rhythmic gymnastics may not be the most-watched sport at the 2016 Rio Olympics or any competition in general, but the individual competitors took the mats for the qualification rounds on Friday. On Saturday, the individual all-around finals will take place, starting at 2:20 p.m. ET.

In addition to those finals, the group qualification rounds will take place, with the finals of those events set for the final day of the Olympics on Sunday.

The gymnasts, all women, compete using the ball in one routine and another using the hoop apparatus. They will then perform two more routines, one with the clubs and the other with ribbons. That is how the qualification rounds went on Friday. Gymnasts receive a score out of 20 for each routine, with a maximum combined score of 80 points.

The top 10 combined scores from Friday advance to the finals on Saturday. Yana Kudryavtseva and Margarita Mamum, both of Russia, are the reigning world gold and silver medalists. Laura Zeng was the only United States athlete competing in individual rhythmic gymnastics competition. The best finish by a U.S. rhythmic gymnast was 11th, set by Valeria Zimring in 1984.

The USA network will carry television coverage of both the group qualifications and the individual all-around final, live. There will also be streams from NBC Sports, which you can find linked below, along with any other information you may need.

Time: 2:20 p.m. ET

TV: USA

Online Streaming: NBC Sports