Here's what Canadian Olympians are up to on Day 2 of the London Games

Badminton

Michele Li & Alex Bruce defeated by South Korea's Kyung Eun Jung & Ha Na Kim in women's doubles

Boxing

Welterweight Custio Clayton advances to quarterfinals, giving Canada its first Olympic boxing win in 8 years

Diving

Emilie Heymans & Jennifer Abel captured Canada's 1st medal of the Olympics, a bronze in the 3m synchronized springboard event

Cycling

Cyclist Clara Hughes fails to add to her career medal haul, finishing 32nd in the women's road race. Fellow Canadians Joelle Numainville came in 12th with Denise Ramsden in 27th spot

Fencing

Philippe Beaudry lost in the round of 32 to Dmitri Lapkes of Belarus in individual sabre

Judo

Sasha Mehmedovic won his opening match before losing to Japan's Masashi Ebinuma, the world champion in the men's under-66kg division

Rowing

The women's 8 will row for a medal Thursday after winning their heat today

Michael Braithwaite & Kevin Kowalyk advance to semifinals in men's double sculls after today's repechage

Lindsay Jennerich & Patricia Obee & Douglas Vandor & Morgan Jarvis will need the repechage to get a chance at advancing in lightweight double sculls

Sailing

Greg Douglas finished 16th in qualifying in the men's 1-person dinghy heavyweight finn race

Richard Clarke & Tyler Bjorn last in a field of 16 in their men's keelboat star sailing qualification heat

Shooting

Dorothy Ludwig didnt' qualify for the 10-metre air pistol final

Swimming

Brittany McLean finishes 7th in 400m freestyle final

Charles Francis qualifies for 100m backstroke semifinal.

Sinead Russell & Julia Wilkinson advance to 100m backstroke semifinal.

Jillian Tyler & Tera Van Beilen edged into the 100m breaststroke semifinal.

Blake Worsley didn't advance to 200m freestyle semifinal.

Table Tennis

Mo Zhang lost in the 2nd round of women's singles to Austria's Qiangbing Li

Tennis

Milos Raonic opening match against Japan's Tatsuma Ito has been put delayed until Monday because of the rain. Aleksandra Wozniak's match has been rescheduled too.  Mens doubles pair Vasek Pospisil & Daniel Nestor will also have to wait to play.

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