Portugal's Pedro Pichardo won gold in the men's triple jump final.
Pichardo's 17.98 meter jump is a new national record. China's Zhu Yaming jumped a personal best 17.57 meters to win silver.
Burkina Faso's Hugues Fabrice Zango won bronze in 17.47 to claim his country's first-ever Olympic medal.
American Will Claye, who won silver in this event at the 2012 London Games and 2016 Rio Games, missed out on the podium by 3 centimeters.
Ryan Crouser has won the gold medal in shot put, smashing his own Olympic record that he set at the Rio 2016 Games in the process.
Crouser threw 23.30 meters, just 0.07 meters short of the world record he set in June. He set the previous Olympic record at Rio 2016 with a 22.52 meter throw.
Fellow American Joe Kovacs took silver and New Zealand's Tomas Walsh claimed bronze.
Jamaica’s Hansle Parchment upset American Grant Holloway to win the men’s 110 meters hurdles at the Tokyo 2020 Games, earning gold with a time of 13.04 seconds.
Parchment, a bronze medalist at London 2012, becomes the eighth athlete to win two Olympic medals in this event.
Holloway, who was the favorite to win gold, narrowly took silver with a time of 13.09. Jamaica’s Ronald Levy clinched bronze in 13.10.
Jamaica is now the second nation to win the 110 meters hurdles in two successive Olympics.
The United States has won the men's 4x100 meters relay a record 15 times at the Olympic Games — but not since 2000 in Sydney. And the American men haven’t medaled in this event since winning silver in Athens in 2004.
That drought will continue. The Americans finished sixth in their heat Thursday and did not qualify for the final, extending their longest run ever without an Olympic medal in this event.
The US men failed to finish the race in 2008 and were disqualified at the past two Olympic Games (2012 and 2016).
Jamaica, anchored by Usain Bolt, took gold in the event at Rio 2016.
Tokyo 2020 organizers reported 31 new coronavirus cases linked to the Olympics on Thursday. This is the highest number of daily new infections linked to Games, bringing the total to 358.
One new athlete and resident of Tokyo's Olympic Village tested positive and was identified as another member of Greece's artistic swimming team. Six of its members have now tested positive for the virus, including one team official, according to the Hellenic Olympic Committee.
There have been 33 cases reported from the village as of Thursday.
The Games is in its 13th day of official competition.
Karate has made its Olympic debut in the country where it was invented.
Karate competition will continue through Saturday.
Athletes aren't the only people putting their bodies on the line at this year's Tokyo Olympics.
Australia’s Kieran Woolley was spotted accidentally skating into a cameraman during his first qualifying heat in men's park. The cameraman appeared uninjured after Woolley checked on him.
Woolley scored a 82.69 during the heat.
The men's park final is expected to begin at 12:30 p.m. Tokyo time.
Germany’s Florian Wellbrock and Italy’s Gregorio Paltrinieri have become the second and third athletes in Olympic history to medal in both swimming and marathon swimming at a single Olympic Games.
Wellbrock, a bronze medalist in the men’s 1,500 meter freestyle, won gold in the men’s marathon swimming 10 kilometers event, the Olympics’ longest swim, by upwards of 25 seconds, with a time of 1:48:33.7.
The German swimmer also becomes the first male marathon swimmer to win an Olympic medal as the reigning world champion in the event.
Paltrinieri, a silver medalist in the 800 meter freestyle, took bronze in 1:49:01.1. The Italian swimmer becomes the first Italian man to claim an Olympic medal in marathon swimming.
Hungary’s Kristof Rasovszky earned silver in 1:48:59.0.
Fields has been under the care of the USOPC, USA Cycling and local physicians, according to a release from USA Cycling.
He will return home to Henderson, Nevada, to start his rehabilitation and will be with family and friends, the release said.