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Results -- Saturday, Sept. 16
Note: Results are listed on the date they were contested in Sydney. Schedules and MedalTracker results are listed in ET, which is 15 hours behind Australian time.

Basketball
Women
Poland 75, New Zealand 52
Brazil 76, Slovakia 60
France 75, Senegal 39
Australia 78, Canada 46
Russia 72, Cuba 62
United States 89, South Korea 75

Cycling
Men
1km Time Trial
Final
1, Jason Queally, Britain, 1:01.609.
2, Stefan Nimke, Germany, 1:02.487.
3, Shane Kelly, Australia, 1:02.818.
4, Soeren Lausberg, Germany, 1:02.937.
5, Arnaud Tournant, France, 1:03.023.
6, Dimitrios Georgalis, Greece, 1:04.018.
7, Grzegorz Krejner, Poland, 1:04.156.
8, Garen Bloch, South Africa, 1:04.478.
14, Jonas Carney, Pacifica, Calif., 1:05.968.

Women
500m Time Trial
Final
1, Felicia Ballanger, France, 34.140.
2, Michelle Ferris, Australia, 34.696.
3, Jiang Cuihua, China, 34.768.
4, Wang Yan, China, 35.013.
5, Chris Witty, Park City, Utah, 35.230.
6, Ulrike Weichelt, Germany, 35.315.
7, Kathrin Freitag, Germany, 35.473.
8, Tanya Dubnicoff, Canada, 35.486.

Fencing
Men
Individual Epee
Quarterfinals
Pavel Kolobkov, Russia, def. Ivan Trevejo, Cuba, 15-14.
Sang-Ki Lee, South Korea, def. Eric Srecki, France, 15-14.
Hugues Obry, France, def. Peter Vanky, Sweden, 15-12.
Marcel Fischer, Switzerland, def. Zhao Gang, China, 15-10.
Semifinals
Pavel Kolobkov, Russia, def. Lee Sang-Ki, South Korea, 13-9.
Hugues Obry, France, def. Marcel Fischer, Switzerland, 15-13.
Bronze Medal Match
Lee Sang-Ki, South Korea, def. Marcel Fischer, Switzerland, 15-14.
Gold Medal Match
Pavel Kolobkov, Russia, def. Hugues Obry, France, 15-12.

Field Hockey
Men
Netherlands 4, Britain 2
South Korea 1, Spain 1, tie
Pakistan 2, Canada 2, tie
Germany 1, Malaysia 0
Women
Argentina 3, South Korea 2
New Zealand 1, Germany 1, tie
Judo
Men's 60kg
Bronze Medal Matches
Manolo Poulot, Cuba, def. Bazarbek Donbay, Kazakstan, Waza-ari, 03:43
Aidyn Smagulov, Kyrgyzstan, def. Alisher Mukhtarov, Uzbekistan, Ippon, 02:28.
Gold Medal Match
Tadahiro Nomura, Japan, def. Jung Bu-Kyung, South Korea, Ippon, 00:14.

Women
48kg
Bronze Medal Matches
Anna-Maria Gradante, Germany, def. Zhao Shunxin, China, Ippon, 00:16.
Ann Simons, Belgium, def. Cha Hyon Hyang, North Korea, Yusei-Gachi.

Gold Medal Match
Ryoko Tamura, Japan, def. Lioubov Brouletova, Russia, Ippon, 00:36.

Shooting
Men
10m Air Pistol
1, Franck Dumoulin, France, (590.0, 98.9), 688.9.
2, Wang Yifu, China, (590.0, 96.9), 686.9.
3, Igor Basinsky, Belarus, (583.0, 99.7), 682.7.
4, Mikhail Nestrouev, Russia, (583.0, 99.3), 682.3.
5, Stephane Gagne, France, (581.0, 101.0), 682.0.
6, Roberto Di Donna, Italy, (581.0, 99.5), 680.5.
7, Joao Costa, Portugal, (581.0, 98.4), 679.4.
8, Tanyu Kiriakov, Bulgaria, (581.0, 95.8), 676.8.

Women
10m Air Rifle
1, Nancy Johnson, Downers Grove, Ill. (395.0, 102.7), 497.7.
2, Cho-Hyun Kang, South Korea, (397.0, 100.5), 497.5.
3, Gao Jing, China, (394.0, 103.2), 497.2.
4, Lioubov Galkina, Russia, (395.0, 101.7), 496.7.
5, Sonja Pfeilschifter, Germany, (395.0, 100.9), 495.9.
6, Jayme Dickman, South Bend, Ind. (394.0, 101.4), 495.4.
7, Dae-Young Choi, South Korea, (395.0, 98.1), 493.1.
8, Anjali Ramakanta Vedpathak, India, (394.0, 99.1), 493.1.

Soccer
Men
United States 1, Cameroon 1, tie
Nigeria 3, Australia 2
Kuwait 3, Czech Republic 2
Italy 3, Honduras 1
Women
Germany 2, Brazil 1
Australia 1, Sweden 1, tie
Swimming
Men
400m Freestyle
1, Ian Thorpe, Australia, 3:40.59 (World record. Old record, Ian Thorpe, Australia, 3:41.33, May 13, 2000).
2, Massimiliano Rosolino, Italy, 3:43.40.
3, Klete Keller, Phoenix, 3:47.00.
4, Emiliano Brembilla, Italy, 3:47.01.
5, Dragos Coman, Romania, 3:47.38.
6, Chad Carvin, Laguna Hills, Calif., 3:47.58.
7, Grant Hackett, Australia, 3:48.22.
8, Ryk Neethling, South Africa, 3:48.52.

400m Freestyle Relay
1, Australia (Michael Klim, 48.18; Chris Fydler, 48.48; Ashley Callus, 48.71; Ian Thorpe, 48.30), 3:13.67, (World record, old record: United States, 3:15.11, Aug. 12, 1995).
2, United States (Anthony Ervin, 48.89; Neil Walker, 48.31; Jason Lezak, 48.42; Gary Hall Jr, 48.24), 3:13.86.
3, Brazil (Fernando Scherer, 49.79; Gustavo Borges, 48.61; Carlos Jayme, 49.88; Edvaldo Silva Filho, 49.12), 3:17.40.
4, Germany (Torsten Spanneberg, 49.63; Christian Troeger, 49.06; Stephan Kunzelmann, 50.20; Stefan Herbst, 48.88), 3:17.77.
5, Italy (Lorenzo Vismara, 49.23; Klaus Lanzarini, 49.46; Massimiliano Rosolino, 49.70; Simone Cercato, 49.46), 3:17.85.
6, Sweden (Stefan Nystrand, 50.06; Lars Froelander, 48.12; Mattias Ohlin, 49.99; Johan Nystroem, 51.43), 3:19.60.
7, France (Frederic Bousquet, 50.88; Romain Barnier, 49.68; Hugo Viart, 49.79; Nicolas Kintz, 50.65), 3:21.00.
NR, Russia, DQ.

Women
400m Individual Medley
1, Yana Klochkova, Ukraine, 4:33.59, (World record. Old record, Petra Schneider, East Germany, 4:36.29, July 26, 1980).
2, Yasuko Tajima, Japan, 4:35.96.
3, Beatrice Caslaru, Romania, 4:37.18.
4, Kaitlin Sandeno, Lake Forest, Calif., 4:41.03.
5, Nicole Hetzer, Germany, 4:43.56.
6, Maddy Crippen, Philadelphia, 4:44.63.
7, Joanne Malar, Canada, 4:45.17.
8, Jennifer Reilly, Australia, 4:45.99.< ^400m Freestyle Relay=
1, United States (Amy Van Dyken, 55.08; Dara Torres, 53.51; Courtney Shealy, 54.40; Jenny Thompson, 53.62), 3:36.61, (World record. Old record, China, 3:37.91, Sept. 7, 1994).
2, Netherlands (Manon van Rooijen, 56.35; Wilma van Rijn, 55.19; Thamar Henneken, 54.88; Inge de Bruijn, 53.41), 3:39.83.
3, Sweden (Louise Joehncke, 55.93; Therese Alshammar, 53.78; Johanna Sjoeberg, 55.06; Anna-Karin Kammerling, 55.53), 3:40.30.
4, Germany (Antje Buschschulte, 55.67; Katrin Meissner, 54.92; Franziska van Almsick, 55.02; Sandra Voelker, 54.70), 3:40.31.
5, Britain (Karen Pickering, 56.01; Alison Sheppard, 54.95; Rosalind Brett, 54.92; Susan Rolph, 54.66), 3:40.54.
6, Australia (Susie O'Neill, 54.79; Sarah Ryan, 54.80; Elka Graham, 55.57; Giaan Rooney, 55.75), 3:40.91.
7, Canada (Marianne Limpert, 56.32; Shannon Shakespeare, 55.10; Laura Nicholls, 55.30; Jessica Deglau, 56.20), 3:42.92.
8, Italy (Cecilia Vianini, 55.96; Luisa Striani, 56.22; Sara Parise, 55.88; Cristina Chiuso, 56.43), 3:44.49.

Team Handball
Men
Germany 30, Cuba 22
Slovenia 24, France 24, tie
Yugoslavia 25, South Korea 24
Spain 24, Tunisia 22
Russia 22, Egypt 21
Sweden 44, Australia 23
Triathlon
Women
1, Brigitte McMahon, Switzerland, 2:00:40.52.
2, Michellie Jones, Australia, 2:00:42.55.
3, Magali Messmer, Switzerland, 2:01:08.83.
4, Joanna Zeiger, San Diego, 2:01:25.74.
5, Loretta Harrop, Australia, 2:01:42.82.
6, Sheila Taormina, Livonia, Mich., 2:02:45.91.
7, Isabelle Mouthon-Michellys, France, 2:02:53.41.
8, Christine Hocq, France, 2:03:01.90.
9, Nicole Hackett, Australia, 2:03:10.81.
10, Nancy Kemp-Arendt, Luxembourg, 2:03:14.94.
11, Sandra Soldan, Brazil, 2:03:19.86.
12, Nina Anissimova, Russia, 2:03:26.35.
13, Jennifer Gutierrez, San Antonio, 2:03:38.48.
14, Kiyomi Niwata, Japan, 2:03:53.01.
15, Stephanie Forrester, Britain, 2:03:56.11.

Volleyball
Women
Cuba 3, Germany 0 (25-17, 25-18, 25-18)
Russia 3, Peru 0 (25-17, 25-13, 25-20)
Brazil 3, Kenya 0 (25-8, 25-11, 25-13)
Croatia 3, Australia 1 (25-21, 22-25, 25-14, 25-16)
South Korea 3, Italy 2 (23-25, 25-18, 25-22, 22-25, 27-25)
United States 3, China 1 (19-25, 25-21, 25-12, 26-24)
Water Polo
Women
Australia 9, Kazakstan 2
Russia 7, Canada 7, tie
United States 6, Netherlands 4
Weightlifting
Men
56kg
1, Halil Mutlu, Turkey, (137.5 kg.-302 pounds, 167.5 kg.-368 pounds), 305.0 kg.-673 pounds.
2, Ivan Ivanov, Bulgaria, (130.0-287, 162.5-357), 292.5-644.
3, Wu Wenxiong, China, (125.0-276, 162.5-357), 287.5-633.
4, Zhang Xiangxiang, China, (125.0-276, 162.5-357), 287.5-633.
5, Shin-Yuan Wang, Taiwan, (125.0-276, 160.0-353), 285.0-628.
6, Sergio Alvarez, Cuba, (120.0-265, 155.0-342), 275.0-606.
7, Adrian Ioan Jigau, Romania, (122.5-269, 152.5-335), 275.0-606.
8, Vitaly Derbenev, Belarus, (125.0-276, 150.0-331), 275.0-606.