Lydia Ko tees off for the first time at Tokyo 2020, Lisa Carrington chases another medal in K1 500m heats and Liti to compete in men's weightlifting.
Here's who to watch on Day 12:
New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko. Photo: PHOTOSPORT
Golf
Rio 2016 silver medal winning golfer Lydia Ko will tee off in the women's golf event starting at 11.40am as she looks to continue her form from the LPGA Tour this year where she won her first title since 2018.
Canoe/Kayak
After winning gold together in the K2, Lisa Carrington and Caitlin Regal will individually take on the women's K1 500m canoe sprint with the heats starting at 1:40pm.
The top three finishers from each heat will advance to the semifinals, with the rest to take part in the quarterfinals, which start at 3:21pm
The men's K2 1000 team of Max Brown and Kurtis Imrie will make their Olympic debut at 2:22pm.
They will need to finish in the top two of their heat to progress to the semifinals, with the rest having to race in the quarterfinals from 4:18pm.
The New Zealand men's team pursuit cycling squad Photo: Photosport
Track Cycling
The men's team pursuit take on trans-Tasman rivals Australia in the bronze medal final event at 8.59pm after finishing agonisingly close to the world record time set by Italy in their heat.
Earlier on, Sam Webster and Ethan Mitchell compete in the men's sprint event starting with qualifiers from 6:30pm and then Ellesse Andrews will compete in the women's Keirin event heats starting at 7.10pm
Sailing
After finishing the opening series in 4th place overall, the men's 470 team of Paul Snow-Hansen and Dan Wilcox will look to to secure the second New Zealand's second sailing medal of the Tokyo Olympics in their medal race starting at 5:33pm.
David Liti of New Zealand celebrates on the way to winning his gold medal in the men's +105kg weightlifting final at the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. Photo: AFP
Weightlifting
Commonwealth Games gold medallist David Liti will compete in his first ever Olympic event in the men's +109kg weightlifting event at 10.50pm when he will have the chance to stake his claim for a medal.
Equestrian
New Zealand equestrian athlete Daniel Meech will take part in the individual open jumping medal event starting at 10pm, having nabbed the 30th and final spot in the final.
