How to watch Team Canada at the World Athletics Championships

Here is the schedule of events and everything you need to know to follow Team Canada in Oregon

Photo by: Mark Blinch/COC

Marley Dickinson July 15, 2022

Fifty-nine athletes have earned their spots on Team Canada in Eugene, Ore. for the 2022 World Athletics Championships, and on Friday, July 15, 16 of those athletes will kick off their championships at Hayward Field.

A look inside Hayward Field before the start of competition on Thursday, July 15. Photo: Canadian Running

The action begins today with the Day 1 morning session beginning at noon E.T. on CBC Sports with the men’s hammer throw and high jump getting underway first. The first medal event of the championships will be handed out during the men’s and women’s 20 km race walk and the mixed 4x400m relay in the evening session of the broadcast, beginning at 7:30 p.m. E.T.

All morning and evening sessions can be streamed for free on CBC Sports.

Here is the schedule for the 2022 World Athletics Championships.

Friday, July 15

Morning session: men’s hammer throw (qualification), men’s high jump (qualification), mixed 4x400m (heats), women’s hammer throw (qualification), women’s 20km race walk (final)

Evening session: men’s 20km race walk (final), women’s shot put (qualification), men’s 3,000m steeplechase (heats), women’s pole vault (qualification), women’s 1,500m (heats), men’s 100m (heats), men’s shot put (qualification), mixed 4x400m (final)

Saturday, July 16

Morning session: women’s 3,000m steeplechase (heats), women’s triple jump (qualification), women’s high jump (qualification), men’s 110mH (heats), men’s hammer throw (final), women’s 10,000m (final), men’s 400mH (heats)

Evening session: women’s 100m (heats), men’s 100m (semi-final), women’s shot put (final), men’s long jump (final), men’s 1,500m (heats), women’s 1,500m (semi-final), men’s 100m (final)

Sunday, July 17

Morning session: men’s marathon (final), men’s 400m (heats), women’s hammer throw (final), women’s 400m (heats), men’s 10,000m (final)

Evening session: men’s 110mH (semi-final), men’s discus throw (qualification), women’s pole vault (final), women’s 100m (semi-final), men’s 400mH (semi-final), men’s shot put (final), men’s 1,500m (semi-final), men’s 110mH (final), women’s 100m (final)

Monday, July 18

Morning session: women’s marathon (final)

Evening session: men’s 200m (heats), women’s discus throw (qualification), men’s high jump (final), women’s 200m (heats), women’s triple jump (final), men’s 3,000m steeplechase (final), women’s 1,500m (final)

Tuesday, July 19

Evening session: women’s 400mH (heats), women’s high jump (final), women’s 200m (semi-final), men’s discus throw (final), men’s 200m (semi-final), men’s 1,500m (final), men’s 400mH (final)

Wednesday, July 20

Evening session: women’s javelin throw (qualification), women’s 5,000m (heats), men’s 800m (heats), women’s 400mH (semi-final), women’s discus throw (final), women’s 400m (semi-final), men’s 400m (semi-final), women’s 3,000m steeplechase (final)

Regan Yee, Ceili McCabe and Grace Fetherstonhaugh look to make a splash for Canada in the women’s 3,000m steeplechase. Photo: athletepics.ca

Thursday, July 21

Evening session: men’s javelin throw (qualification), women’s 800m (heats), men’s 5,000m (heats), men’s triple jump (qualification), men’s 800m (semi-final), women’s 200m (final), men’s 200m (final)

Friday, July 22

Morning session: women’s 35km race walk (final)

Evening session: men’s pole vault (qualification), women’s 4x100m relay (heats), men’s 4x100m relay (heats), women’s javelin throw (final), women’s 800m (semi-final), women’s 400m (final), men’s 400m (final), women’s 400mH (final)

Canada’s Aaron Brown hopes to reach his third consecutive major championship final in the men’s 200m. Photo by Mark Blinch/COC

Saturday, July 23

Morning session: men’s decathlon (day one), women’s 100mH (heats), women’s long jump (qualification)

Evening session: women’s 4x400m relay (heats), men’s 4x400m relay (heats), men’s triple jump (final), men’s 800m (final), women’s 5,000m (final), men’s javelin throw (final), women’s 4x100m relay (final), men’s 4x100m relay (final)

Sunday, July 24

Morning session: men’s 35km racewalk (final), men’s decathlon (day two)

Evening session: women’s 100mH (semi-final), men’s pole vault (final), women’s long jump (final), men’s 5,000m (final), women’s 800m (final), women’s 100mH (final), men’s decathlon (final), men’s 4x400m (final), women’s 4x400m (final)

The 2022 World Athletics Championships are set to begin on Friday, July 15, from Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. All the action in Eugene will be brought to you by Canadian Running and Asics Canada. Follow us on Twitter on Instagram for all things Team Canada and up-to-date exclusive news and content.