Stay up to date with real-time updates, results and news about the 51 Puerto Rican athletes representing us at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
Upcoming Events and Schedule
Where and when is a Puerto Rican representing the single-star flag in Paris 2024?
Wednesday, Aug. 7:
Track and field (high jump) – Luis Joel Castro at 4:00 a.m.
Track and field (100m hurdles) – Jasmine Camacho-Quinn at 4:15 a.m.
Skateboarding (men's park) – Steven Piñeiro at 6:30 a.m.
Track and field (400m) – Gabby Scott at 2:00 p.m.
Latest Results
Updated based on Wednesday, Aug. 7 results.
Sailing (men's dinghy): Pedro L. Fernández
The experienced sailor competed in eight races on French waters, finishing with a net score of 187 points to place 34th in the event.
Golf: Rafa Campos
On his final day, Rafa closed strong with a -4 round, moving up 14 spots. He finished with a total of 280 points to place 30th.
Boxing (57kg): Ashleyann Lozada
The boxer from Palmarito not only became the first woman to qualify for the Olympics in this discipline, but also won a bout when she defeated the representative from Kazakhstan in the round of 16. She later fell in the quarterfinals by unanimous decision to Julia Szeremeta of Poland.
Track and field: women's 400m – Grace Claxton
Gaby Scott broke the national record with a time of 50.74s, finishing fourth in her heat and 18th overall. The sprinter will have a second chance to qualify for the semifinal in the repechage.
Diving: 10m platform – Adrianne Vieta Maycey
The 23-year-old diver had a mishap on her second dive that ultimately cost her any chance of advancing to the semifinal round. Vieta Maycey finished the event with 253.90 points.
Swimming: men's 100m backstroke – Yeziel Morales
The Bayamón native did not advance past the heats, finishing 38th out of 46 swimmers with a time of 55.76 seconds.
Table tennis: Daniel González
The Puerto Rican table tennis player fell in five games (7-11, 5-11, 6-11, 11-8 and 7-11) to the tournament's eighth seed, Woojin Jang of South Korea, in the round of 32.
Puerto Ricans to watch
Steven Piñeiro – Skateboarding
Piñeiro finished sixth at the last Games in Tokyo 2020 and took the bronze medal at the Santiago 2023 Pan American Games. Seeing Steven climb the podium and show that Puerto Rico skates would not be a surprise.
Where to watch the Olympics and support Puerto Rico
You can follow all the Olympic action on Telemundo, Punto Dos and Peacock so you don't miss a second of Paris 2024.
Telemundo will broadcast Monday through Friday (6 a.m.-10 a.m.) and Saturday and Sunday (2 p.m.).
They will also broadcast all games of the men's and women's national basketball teams live.
Punto Dos will carry Olympic programming from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day.
Peacock will be the platform for everything you want to watch in Spanish. Through it you can stream any event live, along with replays, interviews and exclusive content.
Caribbean fans in Paris
Comedian Kriss Du Cecile supporting the 12 Magníficos
Our medalist Jasmine Camacho Quinn showing her pride for #EquipoPUR in Paris
From Cuba to representing the 100×35 island at the Olympic Games
Flag bearer Sebastián Rivera ready to give everything
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This content was translated with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
