Medalist list from multiple events across sports shows diverse nations
The roundup lists cycling road race medals for Australia Germany and Russia the fencing epee podium for Hungary France and France plus a joint bronze for Cuba and Belgium in tainted formatting includes shooting weightlifting and swimming podiums with athletes from Ukraine Serbia Montenegro Bulgaria and more across events.
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United States
France
Poland
Germany
Cuba
Bulgaria
South Africa
Indonesia
Serbia-Montenegro
Czech Republic
Sara Carrigan
Australia
Judith Arndt
Olga Slyusareva
Russia
Timea Nagy
Hungary
Laura Flessel-Colovic
Maureen Nisima
UDC
Masato Uchishiba
Japan
Jozeff Krnac
Slovakia
Georgi Georgiev
Yordanis Arencibia Verdecia
Yuki Yokosawa
Amarilys Savon
Ise Teylen
Belgium
United States Leads Diverse Olympic Coverage Amid Live Medal Finals
TV listings show U S events across swimming diving beach volleyball and gymnastics with live finals including men's 200m butterfly and women's team gold. Also scheduled are sailing rowing and tennis events and multiple live matches in team sports and ball sports with varied time blocks through the night.
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WAGT
Wis
Saaenee Veie
Volenoant
U.S
United States
Germany
MSNBC
Japan
South Korea
Russia
Argentina
Croatia
Slovenia
Ling
Saimin
Whitewater
Netherlands
Keveking Whitewater
Patterson shines as U S women show uneven qualifying
In Athens the U S team deliver ups and downs in qualifying with Carly Patterson leading all around at 38.337 while Courtney Kupets also makes finals. Romania tops the team standings as Svetlana Khorkina excels on bars and floor but is edged by Patterson for all around gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Greece
Carly Patterson
U.S
Patterson
Courtney McCool
United States
Romania
Courtney Kupets
Svetlana Khorkina
Russia
Phelps era of eight golds ends in relay setback
Michael Phelps failed to anchor the U S relay to a record eight golds as Australia set a world standard in the 4x100m free. The Americans finished third behind the Netherlands and Australia, while Ian Thorpe led a windy night that saw Bren dan Hansen take silver in the 100 breast and Jenny Thompson miss an individual gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Thorpe
Australia
Phelps
Baltimore
Spitz
Hall
David Arluck
Gary
Arluck
Roland Schoe
Netherlands
Brendan Hansen
Japan
Kosuke Kitajima
France
Hugues Duboscq
Jenny Thompson
Thompson
Matt Biondi
Carl Osburn
Petria Thomas
U S makes a bold step after Puerto Rico upset in opener
Puerto Rico defeats the United States 92 to 73 in a pre Olympic basketball opener highlighting shifts in international play. Carlos Arroyo scores 24 points leading Puerto Rico while the U S copes with 73 points and struggles to find inside options and consistency.
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Carlos Arroyo
Puerto Rico
America
U.S
Sydney
Lithuania
Indianapolis
NBA
Europe
C. Arroyo
E. Ayuso
R. Hourruitiner
D. Santiago
J. Ortiz
Casiano
R. Hatton
Apodaca
C. Daimau
Ramos
S. Fajardo
Rivera
United States
A. Iverson
S. Marbury
L. Odom
R. Jefferson
T. Duncan
D. Wade Jr
C. Boozer
C. Anthony
L. James
C. Okafor
O' Marion
A. Stoudemire
B. Casiano
A. Nene
R.son
S. Mag Ion
Ortiz
Olympic highlights in Athens mix of archery to rowing
Athletes from the United States Ukraine Greece and Japan compete at Panathinaiko Stadium and elsewhere in events from archery to rowing and judo. Jennifer Nichols and Tetyana Berezhna win opening women's archery matches while Misty May Kerri Walsh and other teams post strong results. Additional medals go to Lisa Fernandez Venus Williams Justine Henin-Hardenne and Halil Mutlu among others.
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Athens
Greece
Panathinaiko Stadium
Jennifer Nichols
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rina Dewi Puspitasari
Indonesia
Tetyana Berezhna
Fatini Vavatsi
Cuba
Australia
Adiel Palma
Japan
Italy
Koji Uehara
Misty May
Kerri Walsh
Chiaki Kusuhara
Ryoko Tokuno
Sara Carrigan
Judith Arndt
Kristin Armstrong
United States
Connie Carpenter-Phinney
Rebecca Twigg
Los Angeles
Matato Uchishiba
Lisa Fernandez
Fernandez
Jennifer Spediacci
China
Cernic
Andrea Sartoretti
Reid Priddy
Venus Williams
Melinda Czink
Hungary
Andy Roddick
Flavio Saretta
Brazil
Justine Henin-Hardenne
Barbora Strycova
Martina Navratilova
Lisa Raymond
Yuliya Beygelz
Halil Mutiu
Turkey
Udomporn Polsak
Mutlu
Naim Suleymanoglu
Pyrros Dimas
Khaki Kakiasvilis
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Olena Kostevych
Ukraine
Jasna Sekaric
Serbia
Montene
Maria Grozdeva
Alexei Alipov
Fussia
Giovanni Pellielo
Adam Vella
Haverton
Inge de Bruijn
Laure Manaudou
Otylia Jedrzejczak
Kaitlin Sandeno
Lake Forest Palit
Hailil Mutlu
Wu Meijin
Sedat Artuc
Thailand
Lisa Raema Rumbewas
Indone
Mosquera
Colombia
Kazakhstan
Tunisia
Sove
Rene
Retert Ag Sa Mesa
Lamar Odom
Duncan
Soviet Union
Dax Holdren
Stein Metzger
Andrew Schacht
Josh Slack
Holdren
Schacht
Xian Dongmei
Schinias
Sally Newmarch
Amber Halliday
Alipov
Lance Bade
Vancouver
Wash
Atlanta
Imer
Tetyana Perebiynis
Roddick
Laretta
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