How Canada's athletes fared Monday in Rio

It had to end at some point.

Canada, which had won at least one medal in every day of competition since the Olympics officially opened on Aug. 5, was shut out on Day 10.

Here's how Canadians performed throughout Rio on Monday.

Athletics

Women's 3,000 steeplechase — Genevieve Lalonde, Moncton, N.B., finished 16th in the final in 9:41.88.

• WATCH: Jebet runs second fastest time in history, Moncton's Genevieve Lalonde finishes 16th

Men's 3,000 steeplechase — Matt Hughes, Oshawa, Ont., finished fourth in his heat in 8:26.27 and qualified for Wednesday's final. Taylor Milne, Callander, Ont., finished ninth in his heat in 8:34.38. Chris Winter, North Vancouver, B.C., finished 10th in his heat in 8:33.95. Both did not qualify for the final.

• WATCH: Chris Winter finishes 10th in 3,000m steeplechase heat
• ​WATCH: Oshawa's Matthew Hughes fourth in 3,000m steeplechase heat, advances to final
• WATCH: Taylor Milne ninth in steeplechase heat​

Women's 200 — Crystal Emmanuel, Toronto, finished third in her heat in 22.80 and qualified for Wednesday's final.

• WATCH: Crystal Emmanuel posts personal best in 200m, and advances to the semis

Women's 400 hurdles — Sage Watson, Medicine Hat, Alta., finished second in her heat in 55.93. Noelle Montcalm, Belle River, Ont., finished second in her heat in 56.07. Both qualified for Tuesday's semifinals. Chanice Chase-Taylor, Toronto, finished seventh in her heat in 1:02.83 and did not qualify for the semifinals.

• WATCH: Disappointing finish for Chanice Chase in women's 400m hurdles
• WATCH: Noelle Montcalm has strong race in opening heat in women's 400-metre hurdles
• WATCH: Great run by Sage Watson in women's 400m hurdles

Men's 110m hurdles — Johnathan Cabral, Peribonka, Que., finished fourth in his heat in 13.63 and qualified for Tuesday's semifinals. Sekou Kaba, Ottawa, finished eighth in his heat in 13.70 and did not qualify for the semifinals.

• WATCH: Ottawa's Sekou Kaba finishes 8th in men's 110m hurdles

Men's pole vault — Shawn Barber, Toronto, finished 10th in the final, clearing 5.50 metres.

• WATCH: Shawn Barber cant clear 5.65m, eliminated from pole vault
• WATCH: No excuses from Barber after failing to advance to men's pole vault final

Canoe/kayak

Men's singles K1 1000 — Adam van Koeverden, Oakville, Ont., finished sixth in his semifinal in 3:36.230 and did not qualify for the final.

• WATCH: Adam van Koeverden: 'I really feel like I have accomplished all of my goals in this sport'
• WATCH: Slow starts costs Adam van Koeverden a shot at medals

Men's singles C1 1000 — Mark Oldershaw, Burlington, Ont., finished fourth in his semifinal in 4:03.493 and did not qualify for the final.

• WATCH: Mark Oldershaw on missing the finals: 'I put everything into it'
• WATCH: Mark Oldershaw misses out on finals

Women's doubles K1 500 — KC Fraser, Oakville, Ont., and Genevieve Orton, Lake Echo, N.S., finished fifth in their semifinal in 1:45.351 and did not qualify for the final.

• WATCH: Genevieve Orton and KC Fraser won't be paddling for medals

Women's singles K1 200 — Andreanne Langlois, Quebec City, finished fifth in her semifinal in 41.350 and did not qualify for the final.

• WATCH: Andreanne Langlois out of the medal hunt

Cycling (track)

Women — Allison Beveridge, Calgary, was 14th after the omnium 10-km scratch race. She then finished ninth in the three-km individual pursuit in 3:36.938, before ending her day finishing 15th in the omnium elimination race. After the first three events, Beveridge is 13th with a total of 50 points.

• WATCH: Allison Beveridge sits 12th in women's omnium after two races
• WATCH: Allison Beveridge crashes in the women's omnium scratch race

Diving

Men's three-metre springboard — Philippe Gagne, Ville de Mont Royal, Que., finished 12th in the preliminary round with a score of 400.75 and qualified for Tuesday's semifinal.

• WATCH: Philippe Gagne dives into 3m springboard semifinals

Gymnastics (artistic)

Women's balance beam — Isabela Onyshko, Brandon, Man., finished eighth in the final with a score of 13.400.

• WATCH: Isabela Onyshko literally falls out of medal contention in the women's beam final

Sailing

Women's 49er FX — Erin Rafuse, Halifax, and Dannie Boyd, Kingston, Ont., were 15th after the ninth race.

Men's and Women's Laser — Lee Parkhill, Oakville, Ont., and Brenda Bowskill, Toronto, had their finals postponed by weather.

Men's 470 — Graeme Saunders and Jacob Saunders, both Chester, N.S., did not compete as all races for this event were also postponed by weather.

Synchronized swimming

Duet — Jacqueline Simoneau, Saint-Laurent, Que., and Karine Thomas, Gatineau, Que., finished seventh after the technical program with a score of 179.3583 and qualified for Tuesday's final.

• WATCH: Canadian synchro duet ready to prove they can make a run for the podium
• WATCH: Simoneau and Thomas advance to medal round in synchronized swimming

Open water swimming

Women's 10-km — Stephanie Horner, Beaconsfield, Que., finished 23rd in the final in 1:59:22.1.

• WATCH: Stephanie Horner: 'I swam with my heart'

Volleyball

Men — Canada beat Italy in its last preliminary-round game, 3-1 (25-23, 25-17, 16-25, 25-21). They finished 3-2 in Group A and will play Russia in the quarter-finals on Wednesday at 9 a.m. ET.

• WATCH: Canada upsets Italy, moves on to men's volleyball quarter-finals

By The Canadian Press