Women's Hockey Preliminaries for us as Track Cycling starts

A further 15 medals are on offer on Day Seven, the first day of competition in the Velodrome and the final day of Judo.

We will be watching Great Britain take on South Africa in the Women's Hockey Preliminaries. The other game is Japan vs Argentina.

Archery	1 (Men's Individual)
Athletics	2 (Men's Shot Put, Women's 10000m)
Badminton	1 (Women's Doubles)
Baseball	Preliminaries
Basketball	Preliminaries
Beach Volleyball	Preliminaries
Boxing	Preliminaries
Cycling - Track	1 (Men's Team Sprint)
Diving	Preliminaries
Equestrian	Preliminaries
Fencing	1 (Men's Team Epee)
Football	Women's Semi-Finals
Gymnastics - Artistic	1 (Women's Individual All-Around)
Handball	Preliminaries
Hockey	Preliminaries
Judo	2 (Women's+78kg, Men's +100kg)
Rowing	Preliminaries
Sailing	Preliminaries
Shooting	1 (Men's 50m Rifle Prone)
Softball	Preliminaries
Swimming	4 (Women's 200m Breaststroke, Men's 200m Backstroke, Men's 200m Individual Medley, Women's 100m Freestyle)
Table Tennis	Women's Team Semi-Finals
Tennis	Semi-Finals
Volleyball	Preliminaries
Water Polo	Preliminaries
Weightlifting	2 (Men's 85kg, Women's 75kg)

The British Team of Ross Edgar, Chris Hoy, Jason Kenny and Jamie Staff will be strong contenders in the Men's Team Sprint on the opening day for Track Cycling. Karina Bryant will be competing in the heavyweight division on the final day of Judo competition, and there are medal hopes in the Swimming pool with Kirsty Balfour in the Women's 200m Breaststroke and Gregor Tait in the Men's 200m Backstroke.

Last day of Canoe / Kayak

A further 17 medals are on offer on the sixth day of Olympic competition.

We are attending the final day of the Canoe Slalom events and hope to see Fiona Pennie emulate Athens 2004 medallist Helen Reeves.

Archery	1 (Women's Individual)
Badminton	Quarter-Finals
Baseball	Preliminaries
Basketball	Preliminaries
Beach Volleyball	Preliminaries
Boxing	Preliminaries
Canoe - Kayak Slalom	2 (Women's K1 Kayak Single, Men's C2 Canoe Double)
Equestrian	1 (Team Dressage)
Fencing	1 (Women's Team Sabre)
Gymnastics - Artistic	1 (Men's Individual All-Around)
Handball	Preliminaries
Hockey	Preliminaries
Judo	2 (Women's -78kg, Men's -100kg)
Rowing	Preliminaries
Sailing	Preliminaries
Shooting	2 (Women's 50m Rifle 3 Positions, Women's Skeet)
Softball	Preliminaries
Swimming	4 (Men's 200m Breaststroke, Women's 200m Butterfly, Men's 100m Freestyle, Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay)
Table Tennis	Preliminaries
Tennis	Quarter-Finals
Volleyball	Preliminaries
Water Polo	Preliminaries
Wrestling	3 (Men's Greco-Roman 84kg, Men's Greco-Roman 96kg, Men's Greco-Roman 120kg)

Naomi Folkard and Athens 2004 bronze medallist Alison Williamson will hoping to be competing for medals in the Women's Individual Archery competition, whilst Fiona Pennie will be competing in the Women's K1 Kayak Single. The Great Britain Team of Rebecca Adlington, Francesca Halsall, Joanne Jackson, Melanie Marshall and Caitlin McClatchey should be contenders in the Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle Swimming Relay. Peter Cousins competes in the Men's -100kg Judo category.

Kayak Canoe Slalom on Day 4

19 medals are available in ten sports on 12th August with a number of strong British medal chances.

Day four sees us take in another new live event for us, Kayak Canoe Slalom. It's also an event where there is a strong hope of a British Medal, as Campbell Walsh, who won a Slver medal in Athens, will be competing.

In the morning we hope to see some Hockey. We have requested tickets for the Women's Preliminaries games Argentina vs. Great Britain and Australia vs. Spain, but have to await confirmation.

Archery	Preliminaries
Badminton	Preliminaries
Basketball	Preliminaries
Beach Volleyball	Preliminaries
Boxing	Preliminaries
Canoe - Kayak Slalom	2 (Men's C1 Canoe Single, Men's K1 Kayak Single)
Diving	1 (Women's Synchronised 10m Platform)
Equestrian	2 (Team Eventing, Individual Eventing)
Fencing	1 (Men's Individual Sabre)
Football	Preliminaries
Gymnastics - Artistic	1 (Men's Team)
Handball	Preliminaries
Hockey	Preliminaries
Judo	2 (Men's -81kg , Women's -63kg)
Rowing	Preliminaries
Sailing	Preliminaries
Shooting	2 (Men's 50m Pistol, Men's Double Trap Final)
Softball	Preliminaries
Swimming	4 (Men's 200m Freestyle, Women's 100m Backstroke, Men's 100m Backstroke, Women's 100m Breaststroke)
Tennis	Preliminaries
Volleyball	Preliminaries
Water Polo	Preliminaries
Weightlifting	2 (Men's 69kg, Women's 63kg)
Wrestling	2 (Men's Greco-Roman 55kg, Men's Greco-Roman 60kg)

As mentioned above, Campbell Walsh goes for Britain in the K1 Slalom event of the Canoe Kayak. Richard Faulds will be looking to repeat his Gold medal from Sydney in the Men's Double Trap Shooting and Liam Tancock should be competing in the Men’s 100m backstroke in the Swimming Pool. Euan Burton should be a contentor in Men's Half-Middleweight Judo divison.

Over in Hong Kong, the Equestrian Team will be looking for medals as the Eventing discipline completes.

Women's Basketball for us on Day 1

Our first ticketed event of the games is Women's Basketball. We have tickets to see Czech Republic vs. USA and Latvia vs. Russia.

Earlier in the day we may try to catch some of the Men's Road Race Cycling as the riders make their way around the streets of Beijing. The course starts near the Forbidden City and heads to the Great Wall of China passing Tiananmen Square.

7 medals are available in five sports on the first day with 12 other sports beginning competition.

Archery	Preliminaries
Badminton	Preliminaries
Basketball	Preliminaries
Beach Volleyball	Preliminaries
Boxing	Preliminaries
Cycling – Road	1 (Men's Road Race)
Equestrian	Eventing - Dressage Day 1
Fencing	1 (Women's Individual Sabre)
Football	Preliminaries
Gymnastics - Artistic	Preliminaries
Handball	Preliminaries
Judo	2 (Men's -60kg, Women's -48kg)
Rowing	Preliminaries
Sailing	Races
Shooting	2 (Women's 10m Air Rifle, Men's 10m Air Pistol)
Swimming	Preliminaries
Volleyball	Preliminaries
Water Polo	Preliminaries
Weightlifting	1 (Women's 48kg)

Britain’s best hope for a medal on the first day is probably in Judo through Craig Fallon in the Men's -60kg class.