Team USA athletes check out the Olympic Stadium in advance of Friday's start of track & field...

RIO DE JANEIRO—With two days to go before the start of track & field competition on Friday at the Olympic Games, several members of Team USA visited the Estádio Olímpico João Havelange for the traditional pre-meet athlete walk-through.

Three of the state’s representatives were kind enough to share their photos of Wednesday’s walk-through via social media.

Here are decathlete Jeremy Taiwo, triple jumper Andrea Geubelle (left/photo courtesy USOC), and javelin thrower Kara Winger (courtesy Kara Winger):

#Washington @usatf Olympians! pic.twitter.com/YYkUHG0jKy

— Kara Winger (@karathrowsjav) August 10, 2016

Here is decathlete Jeremy Taiwo:

Official Stadium Walk-thru was today, super psyched that I'm doing a Triwizard Tournament at the ultimate Hunger Games

👓⚡️ #2016Olympics #RioDeJaneiro #Brazil #TeamUSA🇺🇸 #TriwizardTournament #Gryffindor #HalfricanBloodPrince #HungerGames photocred: @lilmissblackdiva (🍒panorama 😂)

A photo posted by Jeremy Taiwo (@jeremytaiwo) on Aug 10, 2016 at 10:57am PDT

And here’s triple jumper Andrea Geubelle in front of the runway, where she’ll kick off competition for the Washington delegation on Saturday morning:

This is where the jumping happens in less than 3 days!! 8.13.16 @ 6:30 am CT

A photo posted by Andrea Geubelle (@a_geubelle) on Aug 10, 2016 at 8:51am PDT

The IAAF has now posted the final entries for the track & field competition at the Olympics.  That can be accessed here.

The start lists and heat sheets will be posted later on Wednesday after the conclusion of the technical meeting.  We will create a link for the start lists and heat sheets when it becomes available.

UPDATE:  The start lists and results will be posted daily at this link here:

The track & field portion of the Olympics will be shown on the networks of NBC (NBC, NBCSN, and online at nbcolympics.com). Please check nbcolympics.com for more information.

UPDATE: This is the most recent time schedule of times that track & field will be broadcast, courtesy of USA Track & Field. For west coast viewers, keep in mind that Olympic prime time coverage is delayed (as in, you might be better off watching online).

paulmerca.blogspot.com’s Olympic preview is also available here as a PDF file for you to download, including times when Washington athletes will compete.