Day 1 of track and field at the Tokyo Olympics was Friday in Japan, or Thursday night into Friday morning stateside.

The only final of the day was in the men's 10,000m.

Other notable events included: the first rounds of the men's 400m hurdles, women's 100m, women's 800m, men's steeplechase in the earlier session, followed by first rounds of the inaugural mixed 4x400m relay and women's 5000m in the later session, leading up to the men's 10K.

Women's 100m

Prelim Round (8pET)

1st Round (11:15pET)

RESULTS | REPLAY

This round of races perhaps already provided enough evidence to declare Olympic Stadium in Tokyo the home of a "fast track."

Six women went sub-11 in the women's 100m heats, led by Ivorian Marie-Josee Ta Lou's personal-best 10.78 to win heat four — the time trimmed nearly a tenth of a second off her previous top mark from 2018. Here are the others:

10.78, Marie-Josee Ta Lou, CIV (heat four winner)

10.82, Elaine Thompson-Herah, JAM (heat two winner)

10.84, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, JAM (heat five winner)

10.91, Ajla Del Ponte, SUI

10.95, Mujinga Kambundji, SUI

10.96, Daryll Neita, GBR

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Video: Jamaica's Thompson-Herah crushes 100m prelim, moves to semis

Video: Jamaican Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce commands 100m heat in 10.84

Men's High Jump

Qualifying (8:15pET)

RESULTS | REPLAY

All three podium finishers from the 2019 World Championships made it through: two-time Olympic medalist Mutaz Barshim of Qatar, and the ROC's Mikhail Akimenko and Ilya Ivanyuk.

American JuVaughn Harrison, 22, attempting the high-long double, also qualified for the final.

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Men's Steeplechase

1st Round (8:30pET)

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Ethiopia's Lamecha Girma , the 2019 world silver medalist, clocked the event's fastest-ever heat time at the Olympics in 8:09.83. Behind him in second in heat one was 19-year-old Ryuji Miura of Japan, who broke his own national record in 8:09.92.

Kenya's Abraham Kibiwot and two-time world medalist Soufiane El Bakkali of Morocco were the winners of heats two and three in 8:12.25 and 8:19.00, respectively. U.S. champion Hillary Bor took sixth in heat two and was eliminated. Other national champs also missed the cut: Kenya's Leonard Bett and Ethiopia's Bikila Tadese Takele.

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Men's Discus

Qualifying (8:45pET)

RESULTS | REPLAY

Reigning world champion Daniel Stahl of Sweden secured the first men's discus auto-qualifier with a single throw of 66.12m.

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Women's 800m

1st Round (9:25pET)

RESULTS | REPLAY

The American contingent of 19-year-old Athing Mu, 2019 world silver medalist Raevyn Rogers and American record-holder Ajee Wilson advanced successfully to the semifinals — the former two, making their Games debuts, won their respective heats. Cuba's Rose Mary Almanza, Jamaica's Natoya Goule and France's Renelle Lamote also won. 

Men's 400m Hurdles

1st Round (10:25pET)

RESULTS | REPLAY

Qatar's Abderrahman Samba, world-record holder Karsten Warholm of Norway and American Rai Benjamin – the 2019 world medalists – all won their respective heats to advance.

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Video: Benjamin cruises to 400m hurdles first-round heat victory

Women's 5000m

1st Round (6aET)

RESULTS | REPLAY

Netherlands' Sifan Hassan, who's attempting the 1500-5K-10K triple, comfortably won heat one in 14:47.89, while Kenyan Hellen Obiri, the two-time reigning world champion and 2016 Olympic silver medalist, took second to world leader Gudaf Tsegay of Ethiopia in heat two, 14:55.77 and 14:55.74, respectively.

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Video: Ethiopia's Tsegay, Kenya's Obiri go 1-2 in women's 5K prelim

Women's Triple Jump

Qualifying (6:05aET)

RESULTS | REPLAY

Two-time reigning world champion Yulimar Rojas of Venezuela secured her spot in the final with a 14.77m mark.

American record-holder Keturah Orji snatched one of the two last qualifying spots with her 14.26m jump.

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Women's Shot Put

Qualifying (6:25aET)

RESULTS | REPLAY

Two-time reigning world champion Gong Lijiao of China heaved 19.46m to advance to the final as the top qualifier, while compatriot Song Jiayuan's 19.23m is next.

American Raven Saunders' 19.22m was the third-best mark out of the qualifying round.

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Mixed 4x400m Relay

1st Round (7aET)

RESULTS | REPLAY

The United States won its prelim but was disqualified for a late pass made outside the exchange zone. However, less than four hours later, the team was reinstated.

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Men's 10,000m

Final (7:30aET)

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Twenty-one-year-old Selemon Barega, the 2019 world silver medalist, held off world record-holder Joshua Cheptegei of Uganda to return Ethiopia atop the podium for the first time since the back-to-back eras of Haile Gebrselassie and Kenenisa Bekele, who together took home four straight Olympic golds for the East African nation from 1996 to 2012.

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