2012 Olympics: NBC Olympics TV Schedule for Monday

If you can't leap across the pond for the Olympic games, television coverage will be aired on NBC. See the full schedule of Olympic games on London2012.com.

The Monday schedule for the 2012 Olympics on NBC includes swimming, track & field, men's water polo, cycling, canoe, synchronized swimming, men's volleyball and equestrian. Don't forget to follow additional coverage shown on NBC's family of channels, including MSNBC, NBCSN, Bravo, CNBC, Telemundo and more — check here for that schedule):

Qualifying-round action in the women's 100m hurdles.

Prior to moving into elimination-round play to continue a bid for the first men’s Water Polo gold medal in more than a century, Team USA (3-0-1) meets Hungary. The three-time defending gold-medal winners need a win over the US or a loss by Romania to Serbia on Monday to get back in the elimination round.

Flatwater Canoeing begins with heats and semifinals in four events: the men’s K-1 1000m, K-2 1000m, men’s C-1 1000m and women’s K-4 500m.

Qualifying-round action in the men's 800m.

Duet qualifying in Synchronized Swimming.

Qualifying-round action in the women's 1500m.

Canoe

Qualifying heats in Canoe (sprint) featuring 17 races over four events.

Women's track omnium - a new event making its introduction at the London Games. The omnium is a multi-day event that tests a cyclist's strength.

The team jumping final.

Team USA (3-1) makes a bid to finish first in Group B against one of the weakest teams in the tournament. The United States suffered its first men’s Volleyball loss at the Games, 3-2 to Russia, which is exepected to medal. Tunisia (0-4) has won one of 13 sets in London.

The women's steeplechase final.

The team jumping final.

More apparatus finals in Gymnastics, plus the men's 400m final in Track & Field coverage. Also, qualifying in men's springboard Diving, a men's Beach Volleyball quarterfinal and the men's sprint final in track Cycling.

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