Full coverage: 2016 Rio Olympics

On a day in which gold medals were handed out in 24 events, we have a lot more winners from Rio to tell you about, and beign with archery. Ku Bon-Chan helped South Korea win the men's team title last Saturday, and would now try to claim the individual gold, as he faced Frenchman Jean-Charles Valladont in the Final.

Ku wins the first three sets, and seems to be cruising to victory. But Valladont forces a 29-all draw in the fourth frame, and then wins the fifth. Ku keeps his poise, however, and takes the sixth set 27-26 to clinch the title.

In the women's shot put, Valerie Adams of New Zealand looks to defend the title she won in London, when the original champ from Belarus was stripped for doping. But Michelle Carter of the U-S prevails instead, with a toss of 20.63 meters. Hungary's Anita Marton is third, and China's Gong Lijiao fourth.

Ku Bon-Chan helped South Korea win the men's team title last Saturday, and would now try to claim the individual gold, as he faced Frenchman Jean-Charles Valladont in the Final.

In cycling, Great Britain would set a world record, winning the men's team pursuit in 3 minutes, 50.265 seconds. Edward Clancy, Steven Burke, and Owain Doull helping Bradley Wiggins claim his eighth Olympic medal, most among British athletes.

Other winners were Germany in equestrian's team dressage, Russia in fencing's men's team foil, French judokas Teddy Rinner in the men's over-100-kilo class and Emilie Andeol in the women's over-78-kg category, Germany's Henri Jung-hae-nel in shooting's 50-meter prone rifle competition, and Diana Bacosi of Italy in women's skeet. Taking bronze was the USA's Kim Rhode, the first person to medal at six straight Games.

Canada's Rossannagh MacLennan defended her women's trampoline crown, while action on the pond included Great Britain winning the men's coxless fours and women's coxless pairs -- Helen Glover and Heather Stanning defending their title from London -- and staying unbeaten over the last five years. The Netherlands and France claimed rowing golds as well. And women's 75kg weightlifting glory went to Rim Jong-Sim of the DPRK.