Here's all you need to know about today's action (Saturday, 7 August).
Full Kiwi schedule below. Click on a name to see athlete's bio, upcoming events, past Games performance and medal chance.
Lisa Carrington will have one more shot at adding to her historic tally at the Games so far in the K4 500m semi-final and, hopefully, final this afternoon.
While the Kiwi foursome are less of a favourite to take out gold in this event, the team was impressive in their heat yesterday and are relatively well-rested after progressing straight to the semi-finals.
On the golf course, Lydia Ko is currently in a share of the bronze medal position. However, a typhoon is on the way.
Today's final round has been rescheduled to start an hour earlier than normal, with the forecast meant to deteriorate as the day progresses.
Officials have left open the possibility of play on Sunday and there has yet to be clarification of how the bronze medal will be determined if the 54-hole scores do prove final.
Later in the day all eyes will turn once again towards the velodrome where our track cycling stars aim to increase an already record-breaking medal haul.
Sam Webster and Callum Saunders get underway in the men's keirin while Ellesse Andrews will look to keep herself in the running for a medal in the women's sprint. Finally, the chaotic beast that is the men's madison will round out the evening on the track.
For those night owls out there, the New Zealand equestrian jumping team will go for gold while Camille Buscomb will contest the lengthy 10,000m final in the National Stadium.
Artistic Swimming (Team free routine)
Athletics (Seven finals)
Baseball (Gold medal and bronze medal matches)
Basketball (Men's medal matches, women's bronze medal match)
Beach Volleyball (Men's medal matches)
Boxing (Four finals)
Canoe Sprint (Four finals)
Cycling Track (Men's madison final, women's sprint quarter-finals, men's keirin first round)
Diving (Men's 10m platform final)
Equestrian (Jumping team final)
Football (Men's gold medal match)
Golf (Women's final round, rescheduled to begin at 9:30am)
Handball (Women's semifinals)
Hockey (Men's medal matches)
Karate (Two finals)
Modern Pentathlon (Men's medals decided)
Rhythmic Gymnastics (Individual all-around final)
Volleyball (Men's medal matches)
Water Polo (Women's medal matches)
Wrestling (Three finals)
The Herald will have live updates running from 10am, while you can catch all the action on Sky Sport. Every event on Sky can also be watched via streaming on Sky Sport Now or Sky Go.
Athletics (Men's marathon final)
Basketball (Women's gold medal match)
Boxing (Four finals)
Cycling Track (Women's sprint, men's keirin, women's omnium)
Handball (Women's medal matches)
Rhythmic Gymnastics (Group all-around final)
Volleyball (Women's medal matches)
Water Polo (Men's medal matches)
Cycling is the biggest winner while some teams sports have taken a hit.