Australia are closing in on more Olympic glory with several sports getting to the pointy end of their competition at Paris 2024, including Nia Jerwood and Conor Nicholas in the mixed dinghy medal race.

Diver Kurtis Mathews is into the men’s 3m springboard final, while in another busy day for athletics, Australia will be watching for Jessica Hull and Georgia Griffith to progress from their 1500m semi-finals.

Reigning Olympic silver medallists Taliqua Clancy and Mariafe Artacho del Solar are one win away from a return to a beach volleyball final, with the Stingers in a water polo semi-final and men’s and women’s K4 kayak teams also at that same stage.

Related: Golden Games: how Australia achieved its greatest ever Olympic medal haul | Jack Snape

Australia is guaranteed two medals in boxing – and there are high hopes for the country’s first ever Olympic gold – with Charlie Senior and Caitlin Parker both in semi-finals.

Here are the Australians to watch on day 13 at Paris 2024 – all times AEST:

Athletics

• Women’s heptathlon – 6.05pm: 100m hurdles; 7.05pm: high jump; 3.35am: shot put; 4.55am: 200m: Camryn Newton-Smith, Tori West

• 6.35pm: Women’s 100m hurdles repechage: Celeste Mucci, Liz Clay, Michelle Jenneke

• 7.10pm: Women’s 4x100m relay round 1: Australia

• 7.35pm: Men’s 4x100m relay round 1: Australia

• 8pm: Men’s 800m repechage: Joseph Deng, Peter Bol

• 10.30pm: Women’s individual, modern pentathlon – fencing ranking round: Genevieve Janse van Rensburg

• 3.35am: Women’s 1500m semi-final: Georgia Griffith, Jessica Hull

Beach volleyball

• 5am: Women’s semi-final: Taliqua Clancy and Mariafe Artacho del Solar v Ana Patricia Silva Ramos and Eduarda Santos Lisboa

Boxing

• 5.30am: Men’s 57kg semi-final: Charlie Senior v Abdumalik Khalokov

• 6.02am: Women’s 75kg semi-final: Caitlin Parker v Li Qian

Related: Australian boxing packs a punch in Paris with two Olympic medals guaranteed | Kieran Pender

Canoe sprint

• 7.40pm: Women’s kayak four 500m semi-final: Australia

• 7.50pm: Men’s kayak four 500m semi-final: Australia

• 9.40pm: Women’s kayak four 500m final: Australia (TBC)

• 9.50pm: Men’s kayak four 500m final: Australia (TBC)

Cycling track

• Men’s omnium – 1am: scratch race; 1:38am: tempo race, 2.25am: elimination race; 3.27am: points race: Sam Welsford

• 1.18am: Women’s keirin quarter-final: Kristina Clonan

• 2am: Men’s sprint quarter-final: Matthew Richardson

• 2.15am: Women’s keirin semi-final: Kristina Clonan (TBC)

• 3am: Women’s keirin finals: Kristina Clonan (TBC)

• 4am: Men’s sprint 5-8th finals: Matthew Richardson (TBC)

Diving

• 6pm: Women’s 3m springboard semi-final: Maddison Kenny, Alysha Koloi

• 11pm: Men’s 3m springboard final: Kurtis Mathews

Golf

• 5pm: Women’s individual stroke play round 2: Hannah Green, Minjee Lee

Marathon swimming

• 3.30pm: Women’s 10km: Chelsea Gubecka, Moesha Johnson

Rhythmic gymnastics

• 6pm, 11pm: Individual all-round qualification: Alexandra Kiroi-Bogatyreva

Sailing

• 7.43pm: Mixed dinghy medal race: Nia Jerwood and Conor Nicholas

• 9.33pm: Women’s kite semi-final: Breiana Whitehead

Related: Australia’s Matt Wearn goes back-to-back with Olympic dinghy gold after multiple delays

Sport climbing

• 6pm: Women’s boulder and lead – lead semi-final: Oceania Mackenzie

Taekwondo

• 5.58pm: Women’s -57kg round of 16: Stacey Hymer v Maria Clara Pacheco

Water polo

• 3.35am: Women’s semi-final: Australia Stingers v United States

Wrestling

• 7pm: Men’s freestyle 86kg 1/8 final: Jayden Alexander Lawrence v Hassan Yazdanicharati