2012 Summer Olympics Schedule - Gymnastics - Rhythmic

Thursday, August 9, 2012
	time (EST)	Sport	Event	Result
	3:50 PM	Gymnastics - Rhythmic	Women's Group Competition, Qualification, Group Competition - Ball	View Results
	3:50 PM	Gymnastics - Rhythmic	Women's Group Competition, Qualification, Group Competition - Hoop + Ribbon	View Results

Sunday, August 12, 2012
	time (EST)	Sport	Event	Result
	2:30 PM	Gymnastics - Rhythmic	Women's Group Competition, Final	View Results
	2:30 PM	Gymnastics - Rhythmic	Women's Group Competition, Final, Group Competition - Ball	View Results
	2:30 PM	Gymnastics - Rhythmic	Women's Group Competition, Final, Group Competition - Hoop + Ribbon	View Results

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