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Turkey’s Olympic contenders continue to stand strong

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Jul 30, 2012 - 12:00 am GMT+3
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by Jul 30, 2012 12:00 am

Turkey’s women’s basketball team beat Group A rivals Czech Republic by 61-57 on Monday. The win sits the team in third place behind group leaders China and the United States in second.

Meanwhile, Turkey's women's volleyball team suffered a 3-1 loss against China in the Pool B match held at London's cavernous Earl's Court Arena on Monday. Team captain Esra Gümüş admits they were unable to play the game they are capable of against China and vows they will do all they can to make up for it against Serbia on Wednesday.

In table tennis, Bora Vwang went on to beat Nigerian Quadri Aruya by 4-2 to secure his spot in the third round only to be paired with the world's number one China's Zhang Jike on Monday who won 4-0.

In boxing, Fatih Keleş beat his Algerian rival Abdelkadar Chad for the 60 kilo category by 15-8, securing his spot in the second round. The day prior, Adem Kılıççı Türkmen also earned his ticket to the second round with a 14-7 win.

In Men's judo, Israel's Iosef Palelashvili beat Sezer Huysuz from Turkey.

Nazlı Çağla Dönertaş came in 19th out of 41 participants for the women's sailing Laser Radial Race 1. The women's sailing Laser Radial consists of ten races. The athletes who make the top ten spots will then compete for a medal. Tomorrow, Dönertaş will be completing in the series 3rd and 4th races.

Racing in the men's laser class, Mustafa Çakır came in 43rd in his first race and in 29nd place for his second race. Tomorrow, Çakır will be racing his 3rd and 4th races.

Tuesday's program for Turkey's Olympics contenders:

Boxing:

22:45 Ferhat Pehlivan (49 kilo elimination round)
17:15 Yakup Şener (64 kilo eliminations)

Weight Lifting:


17:30 Sibel Şimşek (Women's 63 kilo)
12:00 Bünyamin Sezer (Men's 69 kilo)
21:00 Mete Binay (Men's 69 kilo)

Sailing:

14:00 - Alican Kaynar (Men's Finn)
14:00 - Mustafa Çakır (Men's Laser)
14:00 - Nazlı Çağla Dönertaş (Women's Laser Radial)

Swimming:

1:00 Kemal Arda Gürdal (Men's 100 meters free style eliminations)


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