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  1. Tokyo2020
  2. Tokyo V.I. Schedule

V.I. Schedule

Dates Sport Location Event Time (AEST) Australian Athlete/s
Wednesday 25th August Goalball Makuhari Messe Hall C Israel V Australia 20.00-21.15 Aussie Belles (Lost 11-1)
Swimming Tokyo Aquatics Centre Men's & Women's 100m Butterfly - S13 Heats 10.00-12.45 Kirralee Hayes (5th in Heat)
Men's & Women's 100m Butterfly - S13 Final 18.00-22.05
Track Cycling Izu Velodrome  Mens B 4000m Individual Pursuit  11.00-16.25
Thursday 26th August Swimming Tokyo Aquatics Centre Women's 100m Backstroke - S13 Heats 10.00-12.45 Katja Dedekind (1st in Heat and Personal Best)
Women's 100m Backstroke - S13 Final 18.00-21.35 Katja Dedekind (Bronze Medal)
Goalball Makuhari Messe Hall C Various Sessions 10.00-21.45
Equestrian Equestrian Park Individual Test - Grade IV and V 17.00-22.35
  Track Cycling Izu Velodrome  Women's B 1000m Time Trial  11.00-17.40  
Friday 27th August Goalball Makuhari Messe Hall C

Australia V China

Various other matches

15.45-17.00

10.00-22.30

Aussie Belles (Lost 6 -0)

 

Rowing Sea Forest Waterway PR3 Mixed Coxed Fours - Heats 10.30-13.10
Judo Nippon Budokan Men's -66kg Preliminary, Quarterfinal, Repecharges and Semifinals. Also Men's -60kg and Women's -48kg and -52kg classes. 11.30-14.30 Wayne Phipps (Lost first round)
Men's -66kg Medal Contests. Also Men's -60kg and Women's -48kg and -52kg classes. 17.00-19.40
Swimming Tokyo Aquatics Centre Men's & Women's 400m Freestyle - S13 Heats 10.00-12.10

Braedan Jason & Katja Dedekind

(Both Qualified for finals)

Women's 400m Freestyle - S13 Final 18.00-21.30

Braedan Jason & Katja Dedekind

(Braedan finished 4th in Final), (Bronze for Katja in Final).

Athletics Olympic Stadium Women's Long Jump T11 Final, Men's 5000m T11 Final, Men's 100m T12 heats. 10.30-13.50
      Men's Long Jump T11 Final, Women's 400m T11 heats 20.00-23.00  
Saturday 28th August Athletics Olympic Stadium Men's 5000m - T13 Final 10.30-13.50 Jaryd Clifford (Silver Medal)
Women's 1500m T13 Final, Men's 400m T11 Semifinals 19.00-22.00
Goalball Makuhari Messe Hall C Canada V Australia 10.00-11.15 Aussie Belles (Won 4 - 3)
Track Cycling Izu Velodrome Women's B 3000m Individual Pursuit (Qualifying), Men's B 1000m Time Trial (Final) 11.00-14.15
Triathlon Odaiba Marine Park Men's and Women's PTVI 9.30-12.00

Jonathan Goerlach (Men's PTVI) - Guide Dave Mainwaring. Katie Kelly (Women's PTVI) - Guide Briarna Silk   

(Jonathan 8th Place) (Katie 6th Place)

Judo Nippon Budokan Women's -57kg & -63kg, Men's -73kg & -81kg Preliminary, Quarterfinal, Repecharges and Semifinals 11.30-19.40
  5-a-side Football Aomi Urban Sports Park  Men's Team Preliminaries  10.00-22.00  
Swimming Tokyo Aquatics Centre Men's & Women's 100m Backstroke S11 heats 10.00-12.35
Men's & Women's 100m Backstroke S11 finals 18.00-21.40
Rowing Sea Forest Waterway PR3 Mixed Coxed Four - Repechages 10.00-13.10
Sunday 29th August Athletics Olympic Stadium Men's 100m T13 Rd 1 heats 10.30-13.50 Chad Peris (Qualified for final)
Men's 100m T13 Final 20.00-23.00 Chad Peris (Finished 5th)
Goalball Makuhari Messe Hall C Australia V RPC 20.00-21.15 Aussie Belles (Won 4-1)
Swimming Tokyo Aquatics Centre Women's 50m Freestyle - S13 Heats 10.00-12.25

Katja Dedekind, Kirralee Hayes

(Katja 1st in heat) (Kirralee 4th in heat)

Women's 50m Freestyle - S13 Final 18.00-21.25 Katja Dedekind (4th in Final)
Rowing Sea Forest Waterway PR3 Mixed Coxed Four - Finals 10.30-13.20
5-a-side Football Aomi Urban Sports Park  Men's Team Preliminaries  10.00-22.00
Monday 30th August Athletics Olympic Stadium Men's 1500m - T13 Rd 1 Heats 10.30-13.50

Swimming Tokyo Aquatics Centre Men's & Women's 200m Individual Medley SM11 & SM13 

10.00-12.25

18.00-12.25

5-a-side Football Aomi Urban Sports Park  Men's Team Preliminaries  10.00-22.00
Tuesday 31st August Athletics Olympic Stadium Men's 1500m - T13 Final 10.30-13.50

Jaryd Clifford & Samuel Harding

(Bronze Medal for Jaryd) (Sam finished 11th in Final)

Swimming Tokyo Aquatics Centre Men's 100m Freestyle - S12 Heats 10.00-12.30 Braedan Jason (1st in his heat)
Men's 100m Freestyle - S12 Final 18.00-21.35 Braedan Jason (5th in Final)
Goalball Makuhari Messe Hall C Men's Quarterfinals 14.15-21.00
Wednesday 1st September Goalball Makuhari Messe Hall C Women's Quarterfinals 14.15-21.45 Aussie Belles 14.15 V Turkey
Athletics Olympic Stadium Men's 100m T11, Men's 400m T12, Women's 100m T12, Men's 400m T13

10.30-13.50

20.00-23.00

Swimming Tokyo Aquatics Centre Men's & Women's 100m Breastroke SB11, SB12, SB13. Heats and Finals

10.00-12.20

18.00-22.40

Thursday 2nd September Goalball Makuhari Messe Hall C Men's & Women's Semifinals 14.15-21.45
5-a-side Football Aomi Urban Sports Park  Men's Classification matches and Semifinals 10.00-22.00
Athletics Olympic Stadium Men's 400m T12 & T13 Finals, Women's 200m T11 heats, Men's discus F11, Women's 100m T12, Men's Javelin F13, Men's 100m T11, Women's 400m T13. 

10.30-13.50

20.00-23.00

Friday 3rd September Swimming Tokyo Aquatics Centre Men's 100m Butterfly - S12 Heats & Final

10.00-12.35

18.00-22.00

Braedan Jason (6th in Final)
Athletics Olympic Stadium Women's Shot Put F12 Final, Women's 200m T11 Semifinals, Women's 200m T12 heats

10.30-13.50

20.00-23.00

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Goalball Makuhari Messe Hall C Men's and Women's Medal Matches 14.15-20.55
Road Cycling Fuji International Speedway Men's & Women's B Road Race 10.30-17.45
Saturday 4th September Athletics Olympic Stadium Men's Long Jump T13 Final, Women's 400m T13 Final, Women's 200m T11 & T12 Final

10.30-13.50

20.00-23.00

5-a-side Football Aomi Urban Sports Park  Men's Medal Matches

12.30-14.00

18.30-20.35

Sunday 5th September Athletics Olympic Stadium Men's Marathon - T12 & Women's Marathon T12 7.30-12.30 Jaryd Clifford (Vincent Donnadieu - Guide Runner)

Published: 24th August, 2021

Updated: 4th September, 2021

Author: Matthew Clayton

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