It was all about the gold on Sunday at the 2016 Summer Olympics with amazing performances on the track, at the pool and in the gym.
Usain Bolt won his third straight Gold Medal in the 100-meter race, edging out American Justin Gatlin. Simone Biles continues to win, taking the gold in vault on Sunday. She was the first American woman ever to do so.
Cycling, wrestling, basketball and volleyball are all scheduled for today, with individual gymnastics competition and track and field events to be broadcast tonight.
Here’s a look at some of the events set for Monday.
Channels
The Summer Games are being broadcast on NBC, Telemundo, Bravo, CNBC,MSNBC, NBC Sports Network, the Golf Channel, NBC Universo and USA Network. That’s just for TV. The rest of the coverage is digital.
Live streams
Streams will be available on NBCOlympics.com as well as via the NBC Olympics app. Look for the app on iPhones and iPads, Android phones and tablets, Windows phone, Roku streaming boxes, sticks and TVs, Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV sticks, the new Apple TV via the device's app store, and Chromecast via the NBC Sports iOS or Android app.
Telemundo will stream Spanish-language commentary through its website as well as its Telemundo Desportes apps on Android and on iOS. Again, you’ll be asked for your pay TV account login info.
Monday's schedule (all times are ET)
8 a.m.: Swimming
8 a.m.: Canoe/Kayak
8:30 a.m.: Track and Field
9 a.m.: Wrestling
9 a.m.: Cycling
9 a.m.: Equestrian
10:30 a.m.: Volleyball
Noon: Sailing
1 p.m.: Gymnastics
1:15 p.m.: Basketball
3 p.m.: Wrestling
3 p.m.: Cycling
4 p.m.: Boxing
4:05 p.m.: Volleyball
6 p.m.: Weightlifting
6:30 p.m.: Table Tennis
7:35 p.m.: Men’s Pole Vault
8 p.m.-midnight: Tape delay of gymnastics, wrestling and weightlifting; live coverage of track and field and beach volleyball
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