Mormons competing in the 2012 London Olympics

When to watch: The qualification round for the technical routine is Aug. 5 and the free routine is Aug. 6 with the finals on Aug. 7.

NEW ZEALAND

Track and Field: Valerie Adams took gold in the women's shot put in Beijing and is the 2011 world champion. She also held that title in 2007, 2008 and 2009.

When to watch: The qualifying round and the finals are on Aug. 6.

Swimming: Hayley Palmer, 23, competed in the women's 4x200-meter freestyle relay team in Beijing but didn't medal. She is scheduled to compete in the women's 50-meter freestyle and the women's 4x100 freestyle relay.

When to watch: The women's 4x100 freestyle relay is July 28 and the women's 50-meter freestyle heats and semifinals are on Aug. 3, with the finals on Aug. 4.

VENEZUELA

Fencing: Maria Gariella Martinez Gascon competed in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and will compete again this year in the women's individual epee.

When to watch: The women's individual epee rounds are on July 30.

Also, Johana Beatriz Fuenmayor Choles will compete in the women's individual foil in her first Olympics.

When to watch: The women's individual foil rounds are on July 28

BOLIVIA

Swimming: BYU swimmer Andrew Rutherfurd is competing in the men's 100-meter freestyle. The 23-year-old, who has dual U.S. and Bolivia citizenship, broke Bolivia's national record in the 100-meter and 200-meter freestyle races.

When to watch: The men's freestyle heats and semifinals are on July 31 and the finals are Aug. 1.

COOK ISLANDS

Swimming: Australia native Celeste Brown, 17, is competing in the women's 50-meter freestyle. She has served as her Laurel class president and is a seminary student.

When to watch: The women's 50-meter freestyle heats and semifinals are on Aug. 3 and the finals are Aug. 4.

Track and field: Patricia Taea, 18, of the Avarua Cook Island District, is competing in the women's 100-meter sprint.

When to watch: The preliminaries and round 1 are on Aug. 3 with the semifinals and finals on Aug. 4.

ARGENTINA

Rowing: Lucia Palermo, of the Pacheco Ward, Buenos Aires Argentina Litoral Stake, competed in 2004 in Athens and is now in London. The 26-year-old raced twice on the Eton Dourney and has advanced to Tuesday's quarterfinals in the women's single sculls.

When to watch: Quarterfinals are Tuesday with the semi-finals on Aug. 2 and the finals on Aug. 4

BRAZIL

Women's soccer: Bruna Beatriz Benites Soares, of the Amambaí Ward, Campo Grande Brazil Stake, is a defender for the Brazilian team. The 26-year-old was baptized in 2000, according to this blog's feature on her.

Brazil beat Cameroon 5-0 on July 25 and also won 1-0 against New Zealand on July 28. Their next game is Tuesday against Great Britain, who is also 2-0 in the preliminary group round.

When to watch: The teams are divided into groups and each plays all of the teams in their groups in the preliminary rounds, which go through July 31. The top teams then go on to the quarterfinals on Aug. 3, the semifinals on Aug. 6 and the medal matches on Aug. 9.

MONGOLIA

Swimming: Oyungerel Gantumur, 20, of the Erdenet 2nd Branch, Darkhan Mongolia District, competed in the women's 100 meter breaststroke last weekend. She was 45th of 46 swimmers after the qualifying heats.

AMERICAN SAMOA

Wrestling: Nathaniel Tu'amoheloa, 18, of the Mesepa International Ward, Pago Pago Samoa West Stake, will be competing in the men's 96 kg freestyle wrestling competition on Aug. 12.

KIRIBATI

Track and Field: Kainguae David, 17, of Teaoraereke 2nd Ward, Tarawa Kiribati West Stake, sprinted to a personal best time of 13.61 seconds in the 100-meter Friday. Also, Nooa Takooa, 19, of the Moroni Ward, Tarawa Kiribati East Stake, is scheduled to run in the men's 100-meter sprint today.

Kiribati is south of Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean.

If you know of other LDS athletes competing in the 2012 Summer Games in London, please let us know at mormontimes@desnews.com.