These are all the results from the first day at the Olympic Games in Paris

Arno Kamminga and Caspar Corbeau qualified for the finals in the 100m breaststroke and Dutch success in the team sports. These are all the results of the first day at the Olympic Games in Paris. Rowing, heats single sculls, men: Simon van Dorp and Karolien Florijn win heat and are through to quarter finals.

Equestrian sports, eventing, preliminary rounds, individual dressage and team dressage: After the first event, the dressage, Raf Kooremans is in sixteenth place. Janneke Boonzaaijer is in 29th place and Sanne de Jong in 40th place. In the team event, the Netherlands is in ninth place. Archery, shoot-off, mixed team: Gaby Schloesser and Steve Wijler lose 18-19 to Taiwan and are eliminated.

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Judo, preliminary rounds (-60 kilograms), men: Tornike Tsjakadoea loses to Yeldos Smetov and is eliminated. Rowing, heats single sculls, women: Karolien Florijn is the fastest in her series and qualifies for the quarter finals. Badminton, mixed doubles group stage: Robin Tabeling and Selena Piek lose their first group match 2-0 to Thailand. Swimming, heats, 100m butterfly, women: Tessa Giele narrowly makes it to the semi-finals.Rowing, men, heats, double sculls, men: Stef Broenink and Melvin Twellaar win the heat and are through to the quarter finals.

Rowing, heats, double sculls, women: Lisa Scheenaard and Martine Veldhuis sentenced to repechage after fourth place in heats. Swimming, heats, 4×100 meter freestyle relay, women: Tessa Giele, Marrit Steenbergen, Kim Busch and Sam van Nunen finish ninth in the heats and are eliminated. Rowing, heats double four, men: Koen Metsemakers, Tone Wieten, Finn Florijn and Lennart van Lierop win their series and qualify for the final.

Rowing, heats double four, women: Bente Paulis, Laila Youssifou, Tessa Dullemans and Roos de Jong win their series and qualify for the final. Hockey, group stage, men: Netherlands-South Africa 5-3. Water polo, group stage, women: Netherlands-Hungary 10-8. Cycling, individual time trial, women: Demi Vollering and Ellen van Dijk miss out on medals. Vollering comes fifth and Van Dijk eleventh.

Canoeing, run 1, canoe C1 class, men: Joris Otten has been eliminated after finishing outside the top sixteen. Gymnastics, qualification, men: Jermain Grünberg, Loran de Munck, Frank Rijken, Casimir Schmidt and Martijn de Veer achieve a score of 247.295 in the team final and are eliminated in the team competition.

Gymnastics, qualification, men: Casmir Schmidt (all-around), Frank Rijken (all-around) and Loran de Munck (vaulting) qualified for individual finals. Cycling, individual time trial, men: Daan Hoole finishes seventeenth in the time trial and misses out on the medals.

Canoeing, run 2, kayak K1 class, women: Martina Wegman is through to the semi-finals after finishing among the top 22 canoeists. Swimming, Women’s 100m Butterfly Semi-Finals: Tessa Giel was eliminated in the semi-finals with the eighth fastest time in her heats.

Swimming, semi-finals 100m breaststroke, men: Arno Kamminga and Caspar Corbeau have qualified for the final. The Dutch clocked the third and fifth time respectively. Hockey, group stage, women: Netherlands – France 6-2. Table tennis, last 64, singles, women: Britt Eerland – Hana Goda 4-0

Women’s hockey team win big

The Dutch women’s hockey team made an excellent start to the Olympic Games in Paris on Saturday night. After a goalless first quarter, the women ran out to a comfortable 6-2 victory over France. France could only keep up with the Netherlands for a short while. After the first quarter it was still 0-0, but then Frédérique Matla broke the spell for the Dutch women. After that the team was loose and ran out to a big score.

Yibbi Jansen was the star of the show for the Dutch team, with four goals. Three of them came from a penalty corner. Xan de Waard from Renkum did not score, but made two attempts that were undone by the French keeper. Sanne Koolen from Nijmegen also played in the first Olympic duel, but like De Waard she did not score. Next Monday the Orange women will play against Germany. After that group matches against China, Belgium and Japan will follow.

Metsemakers with double four to final

Not only in the double sculls was the Netherlands successful in rowing on Saturday, also in the double four it went well. Koen Metsemakers of Phocas from Nijmegen rowed with Tone Wieten, Finn Florijn and Lennart van Lierop to the best time: 5.41.69. The four were thus considerably faster than the competitors from Italy. Metsemakers, Wieten, Florijn and Van Lierop have now secured a place in the final on Wednesday.

Broenink to semi-finals

Rower Stef Broenink from Apeldoorn made an excellent impression on the first day of the Olympic rowing tournament. Together with Melvin Twellaar, Broenink reached the semi-finals in the double sculls by finishing in a time of 6.14.13. With that time they were indeed slower than Philip Doyle and Daire Lynch (6.13.24) from Ireland, but also more than two seconds faster than their competitors from Spain (6.16.17) and New Zealand (6.16.41). Next Tuesday, Broenink will be back in action. The Apeldoorn native will then be in the semi-finals in Paris with Twellaar.

Netherlands wins

Finished! The Dutch women’s water polo team wins their first match at the Olympic Games with 10-8 against Hungary. Olympic debutant Lola Moolhuijzen from Ede played a crucial role in the final phase, when she brought the Netherlands from 8-8 to 9-8. The Dutch women’s water polo team are having a much harder time now. Hungary has come back to 4-3. That is also the half-time score after two periods. And in the third period the inevitable happens. Hungary comes alongside: 6-6. Goalkeeper Laura Aarts from Beuningen starts with a great save when outnumbered and within a few minutes the score is already 3-0 for the Dutch women’s water polo team

Hockey players and swimmers successfully conclude opening day of Olympic Games, but the Netherlands still waiting for first place. On the first day of the Olympic Games, the Netherlands did not yet manage to win a medal. The swimmers did qualify for the final on Sunday and the hockey players were allowed to cheer. Read all about the first day in Paris here!

The day started disappointingly: judoka Tornike Tsjakadoea was eliminated in his first match. The 27-year-old Frisian with Georgian roots lost in the class up to 60 kilograms to the Kazakh Yeldos Smetov. The relay swimmers, who are reigning world champions, also disappointed in the 4×100 meter freestyle . Tessa Giele, Kim Busch, Sam van Nunen and world champion Marrit Steenbergen swam the ninth time (3.36.78), while the best eight went through.

In the women’s time trial, Australian Grace Brown took gold. Demi Vollering (fifth) and Ellen van Dijk (eleventh) did not come close to the medals . In the men’s race, Remco Evenepoel was crowned European champion . Daan Hoole had to settle for seventeenth place.

Yet there was also enough reason to cheer. Swimmers Arno Kamminga and Caspar Corbeau easily qualified for the semi-finals in the 100-meter breaststroke and later that day secured a place in the final on Sunday. The men’s and women’s hockey teams defeated South Africa and host country France respectively in their opening match. The water polo players defeated Hungary.

The Dutch rowers were also convincing on the first day. In the skiffs, Karolien Florijn and Simon van Dorp qualified for the quarter finals with a great display of power, and the double sculls, with Melvin Twellaar and Stef Broenink, also lived up to expectations. The Dutch double four secured a place in the final.

Gymnasts Casimir Schmidt, Frank Rijken and Loran de Munck will compete once more at the Olympic Games. Schmidt qualified for the all-around final on Wednesday with a score of 82.089 as seventeenth during the qualifications. Rijken had the 23rd score: 81.233. Table tennis player Britt Eerland does not have to go home yet: she defeated 16-year-old Hana Goda from Egypt. Eerland won after four games: 11-9, 13-11, 11-6 and 11-6.

After the first day in Paris, Australia leads the medal table , with three gold medals and two silvers. China is in second place with two golds. Tennis players Tallon Griekspoor, Arantxa Rus and Robin Haase were supposed to play on Saturday afternoon, but that was cancelled due to rain. They will play on Sunday