After the Eleventh day of competition here are the standings for Our Olympics 2012:

Gold Medal: South Korea (Tina Torres) - 450 pts

Silver Medal: Germany (Simona Hareer) - 330 pts

Bronze Medal: France (Lori Cress) - 320 pts

Here are the rest of the standings:

Japan	Kathy Smith	310
Italy	Pam Keller	245
Hungary	Allison Montanille	175
Romania	Elyse Jarvis	165
Netherlands	Adrian Garcia	145
Denmark	Erin Cress	135
Czech Rep.	Emilie Torres	130
Canada	Derek Gutierrez	120
Ukraine	Krystyn Slack	120
New Zealand	Amanda Winningham	120
Kazakhstan	Lisa Blair	120
Kenya	Dan Perez	110
Ethiopia	Gary Keller	110
Jamaica	Zach Martin	105
Belarus	Carrie Stockton	100
Poland	Marshall Cress	95
Cuba	Amy Brennan	90
Spain	Dakota Decker	90
Brazil	Hannah Martin	85
Turkey	Brittany Cress	85
Sweden	Fletcher Martin	75
Croatia	Steve Keller	70
Azerbaijan	Brian Hughes	65
Switzerland	Jessica Marshall	65
Georgia	Graydon Cress	55
Armenia	Brian Cress	50
Norway	Kevin Rafferty	45
Slovakia	Danielle Gibbs	35
India	Sean McDonald	35
Argentina	Alix Boyd	35
Bulgaria	Dave Martin	35
Uzbekistan	Sue Marin	15

Middle of the Road: Belarus (Carrie Stockton) - 100 pts

Coal Medal: Uzbekistan (Sue Martin) - 15 pts

Congratulations to everyone on the podium!

And as Always,
May the Odds be ever in your Favor!

Every time the USA wins gold, you win points!

Aly Raisman took home Gold in the Gymnastics Women's Floor Exercises. The random drawing goes to...
Kazakhstan (Lisa Blair) - 25 pts.

Congratulations to Kazakhstan our only winner for tonight!

And as Always,
May the Odds be ever in your Favor!

Fourth Submission FYG (Find Your Greatness) Photo Contest:

How did Adrian Garcia (Netherlands) find his greatness?

He suggested bull fighting to the Olympics and represented Mexico with his Epcot Mickey ears, Japan with his kimono and Spain with his blanket. If we missed any countries, feel free to give a shout out.

Thanks for the fun submission!

And as Always,

May the Odds be ever in your Favor!

Adrian Garcia (Netherlands) sent this photo of one of his bronze medal winners.

Edith Bosch, a Dutch athelete who won a bronze medal in judo, said she helped subdue a rowdy fan who allegedly threw a bottle on the track moments before the start of the men's 100-meter final on Sunday night.

5 Bonus points for this picture and fun story.

And as Always,
May the Odds be ever in your Favor!