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http:\/\/www.bbc.co.uk\/olympics\/<\/a><\/p>\n A sport-by-sport round-up of how every Team GB athlete performs on Day Four of the 2012 Olympic Games in London.<\/strong><\/p>\n Naomi Folkard\u00a0<\/strong>is out of the women’s event.<\/a>\u00a0After beating Russia’s Kristina Timofeeva\u00a06-4<\/a>\u00a0in the round of 64,\u00a0she loses 6-2\u00a0<\/a>in the round of 32 to Mexico’s Mariana Avitia.<\/p>\n Alison Williamson,\u00a0<\/strong>competing in a record-equalling sixth Olympics,\u00a0is also out,<\/a>\u00a0beaten\u00a07-3<\/a>\u00a0by Mongolia’s Bishindee Urantungalag.<\/p>\n Susan Egelstaff\u00a0<\/strong>loses her final group match to Sayaka Sato – the Japanese player winning\u00a018-21 21-16 21-12.<\/a>\u00a0The result puts the Scot out of the women’s singles event.<\/p>\n British number one\u00a0Rajiv Ouseph\u00a0<\/strong>goes out of the men’s singles after losing\u00a02-1<\/a>\u00a0to Kevin Cordon of Guatemala.<\/p>\n Mixed doubles pair\u00a0Chris Adcock and Imogen Bankier\u00a0<\/strong>finish the Games without a victory after\u00a0losing 2-0<\/a>\u00a0to China’s Zhang Nan and Zhao Yunlei in their final group game.<\/p>\n The\u00a0men’s\u00a0<\/strong>side suffer their\u00a0second successive defeat,<\/a>\u00a0after narrowly being edged out by Brazil\u00a067-62.<\/a><\/p>\n The women’s pairing of\u00a0Zara Dempsey and Shauna Mullin\u00a0<\/strong>lose their second match after a\u00a02-0 defeat<\/a>\u00a0against Italy’s Greta Cicolari and Marta Menegatti.<\/p>\n David Florence\u00a0<\/strong>is eliminated from the canoe slalom at the\u00a0semi-final stage.<\/a>\u00a0The world number one and Beijing silver medallist was looking strong until he hit gate 18 with his head to lose all momentum.<\/p>\n Tonia Couch and Sarah Barrow\u00a0<\/strong>fail to win a medal in the synchronised event after\u00a0finishing fifth<\/a>\u00a0in the women’s 10m platform final.<\/p>\n Tina Cook\u00a0<\/strong>gets a double clear in the\u00a0last showjumping round<\/a>\u00a0to secure team eventing\u00a0SILVER<\/a>\u00a0after\u00a0William Fox-Pitt\u00a0<\/strong>,\u00a0Nicola Wilson,<\/strong>Zara Phillips\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Mary King\u00a0<\/strong>all had good rounds.<\/p>\n In the\u00a0individual eventing\u00a0<\/strong>Great Britain miss out on the medals asMary King\u00a0<\/strong>finishes in fifth,\u00a0Kristina Cook\u00a0<\/strong>sixth and\u00a0Zara Phillips\u00a0<\/strong>eighth overall.<\/p>\n James Davis\u00a0<\/strong>goes out of the men’s individual foil after a\u00a015-10<\/a>\u00a0defeat by 10th seed German Peter Joppich, while\u00a0Richard Kruse\u00a0<\/strong>loses\u00a015-5<\/a>against Russian Artur Akhmatkhuzin in the round of 32.<\/p>\n GB women\u00a0<\/strong>beat Brazil\u00a01-0<\/a>\u00a0to finish top of Group E, winning all their games without conceding a goal. They face Canada in the quarter-finals.<\/p>\n The\u00a0women’s\u00a0<\/strong>side finish sixth in the final of the team event with a total of170.495 points.<\/a>\u00a0USA win the gold with 183.596 points.<\/p>\n The\u00a0men’s\u00a0<\/strong>side suffer a second successive defeat, this time losing heavily to Sweden\u00a041-19.<\/a><\/p>\n The\u00a0women’s\u00a0<\/strong>side pick up their\u00a0second consecutive victory<\/a>\u00a0with a\u00a05-3 win<\/a>\u00a0over South Korea.<\/p>\n Euan Burton\u00a0<\/strong>is knocked out of the men’s\u00a0-81kg<\/a>\u00a0by Canadian Antoine Valois-Fortier,\u00a0beaten by an ippon<\/a>\u00a0in his first encounter of the Games, having been granted a bye to the second round.<\/p>\n Gemma Howell\u00a0<\/strong>is disqualified<\/a>\u00a0from the last 32 after\u00a0an illegal legwrap<\/a>\u00a0on women’s -63kg world champion Gevrise Emane with just 29 seconds remaining.<\/p>\n Alan Campbell\u00a0<\/strong>is into the semi-finals of the men’s single sculls after\u00a0an impressive win<\/a>\u00a0over his old German rival Marcel Hacker, who comes home second.<\/p>\n Great Britain\u00a0<\/strong>are into Thursday’s final of the women’s eight afterfinishing fourth<\/a>\u00a0in the repechage, more than six seconds off the pace set by winners the Netherlands.<\/p>\n Bill Lucas\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Sam Townsend\u00a0<\/strong>are into the final of the double sculls after\u00a0finishing third<\/a>\u00a0in their semi-final.<\/p>\n The men’s lightweight men’s four of\u00a0Peter and Richard Chambers, Rob Williams\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Chris Bartley\u00a0<\/strong>progress to their final<\/a>\u00a0after winning theirsemi-final race.<\/a><\/p>\n Ben Ainslie\u00a0<\/strong>comes\u00a0fourth and third<\/a>\u00a0in races five and six of the 10-race Finn opening series. Estonia win race six from Denmark’s Jonas Hogh-Christensen, who won race five and now leads three-time gold medallist Ainslie by 10 points overall.<\/p>\n Stevie Morrison\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Ben Rhodes\u00a0<\/strong>slip back down the pack as they capsize while in contention for another top-five finish in the second race of the day after a third in race one of the\u00a049er,<\/a>\u00a0eventually finishing in 18th.<\/p>\n Alison Young\u00a0<\/strong>takes second<\/a>\u00a0in the first Laser Radial race of day, behind Ireland’s Annalise Murphy who has won all three so far.<\/p>\n Nick Dempsey\u00a0<\/strong>, who finished fourth in Beijing, is\u00a0fifth<\/a>\u00a0after race two in the men’s RS:X windsurfing.<\/p>\n Reigning Olympic champions\u00a0Iain Percy and Andrew Simpson\u00a0<\/strong>are\u00a0in second place<\/a>\u00a0after races five and six in the men’s star.<\/p>\n Defending Olympic champion\u00a0Paul Goodison\u00a0<\/strong>is\u00a0in second position<\/a>after races three and four in the men’s laser.<\/p>\n Bryony Shaw\u00a0<\/strong>, who won bronze in Beijing,\u00a0is sixth<\/a>\u00a0after races one and two in the women’s RS:X.<\/p>\n Lucy Macgregor, sister Kate and Annie Lush\u00a0<\/strong>beat France 1-0<\/a>\u00a0to pick up their fourth win in the women’s match racing. They are currently tied third in the table.<\/p>\n Richard Brickell\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0Rory Wardlow\u00a0<\/strong>are out of the\u00a0men’s skeet event,<\/a>\u00a0both being two short of the 120 minimum score required to reach the final and finishing 12th and 16th respectively.<\/p>\n Adam Brown\u00a0<\/strong>goes out of the men’s 100m freestyle after finishing seventh in his heat in a time of\u00a049.20 seconds.<\/a><\/p>\n Ellen Gandy\u00a0<\/strong>finishes fifth\u00a0(two minutes and 9.92 seconds)<\/a>\u00a0in her women’s 200m butterfly heat and does not make it through to the semi-finals after\u00a0finishing 17th overall.<\/a><\/p>\n Great Britain\u00a0<\/strong>men’s\u00a0<\/strong>team finish in sixth place in the 4x200m freestyle relay with a time of\u00a07:09.33.<\/a><\/p>\n Jemma Lowe\u00a0<\/strong>reaches the women’s 200m butterfly final after finishing fifth in the semi-final with a time of\u00a02:07.03.<\/a><\/p>\n Michael Jamieson\u00a0<\/strong>reaches\u00a0the final of the men’s 200m breaststroke<\/a>\u00a0after coming first in his semi-final with a time of\u00a02:08.20.<\/a>\u00a0It is a new British record.<\/p>\n Andrew Willis\u00a0<\/strong>also reaches the final of the men’s 200m breaststroke after coming second in his semi-final with a time of\u00a02:08.47.<\/a><\/p>\n Caitlin McClatchey\u00a0<\/strong>comes\u00a0seventh<\/a>\u00a0in the women’s 200m freestyle, clocking a time of\u00a01:57.06.<\/a><\/p>\n Hannah Miley\u00a0<\/strong>finishes seventh in the women’s 200m individual medley final with a time of\u00a02:11.29.<\/a><\/p>\n Andy Murray\u00a0<\/strong>beats Jarkko Nieminen<\/a>\u00a0of Finland\u00a06-2 6-4<\/a>\u00a0to reach the men’s singles third round, where he will play Marcos Baghdatis of Cyprus.<\/p>\n Laura Robson\u00a0<\/strong>is beaten\u00a07-6 (7-5) 6-3<\/a>\u00a0by third seed Maria Sharapova in the second round of the women’s singles.<\/p>\n Heather Watson\u00a0<\/strong>is beaten\u00a06-3 6-2<\/a>\u00a0by Maria Kirilenko in the second round of the women’s singles.<\/p>\n The\u00a0men’s\u00a0<\/strong>side lose their second game\u00a03-0<\/a>\u00a0to Australia, having lost their first match to Bulgaria by the same scoreline.<\/p>\nARCHERY<\/h4>\n
BADMINTON<\/h4>\n
BASKETBALL<\/h4>\n
BEACH VOLLEYBALL<\/h4>\n
CANOEING<\/h4>\n
DIVING<\/h4>\n
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<\/p>\nEQUESTRIAN<\/h4>\n
FENCING<\/h4>\n
FOOTBALL<\/h4>\n
GYMNASTICS<\/h4>\n
HANDBALL<\/h4>\n
HOCKEY<\/h4>\n
JUDO<\/h4>\n
ROWING<\/h4>\n
SAILING<\/h4>\n
SHOOTING<\/h4>\n
SWIMMING<\/h4>\n
TENNIS<\/h4>\n
VOLLEYBALL<\/h4>\n
WEIGHTLIFTING<\/h4>\n
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