Franklin, Vollmer lead USA as records fall in Olympic swimming
Seventeen-year-old Missy Franklin wins her second gold with Dana Vollmer earning another at the London Aquatics Centre. Rebecca Soni sets a world record in the 200 breaststroke while Daniel Gyurta and others break marks amid fast times and bodysuit controversy.
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Missy Franklin
Dana Vollmer
London
Shannon Vreeland
Allison
Franklin
Daniel Guurta
Rebecca Soni
Soni
Olympic Aquatics Centre
Adrian
U.S
Matt Biondi
Canada
Brent Hayden
Lochie
Rebecca
Phelps
Magnussen
Schmitt
Gyurta
Michael Jamieson
Britain
Christian Sprenger
Australia
Annamay Pierse
Jiao Liuyang
China
US women cruise past Turkey 89 58 in Olympic debut
Angel McCoughtry scored 18 and Tina Charles 16 as the United States defeated Turkey 89 58 in London. The Americans built a 15 point halftime lead and pulled away in the second half while resting Sylvia Fowles. Turkey, undefeated entering the game, stayed within reach through three quarters before the U S depth took over.
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London
Angel McCoughtry
U.S
Turkey
McCoughtry
Tina Charles
Maya Moore
Lindsay Whalen
LeBron James
VCU
Quanitra Hollingsworth
Birsel Vardarl
Geno Auriemma
Sylvia Fowles
Angola
US beach women drop first Olympic set in London
Kerri Walsh Jennings and Misty May-Treanor lost the opening set 21-17 to Austria before bouncing back to win 21-8 and 15-10. The comeback kept the two-time defending champions unbeaten in Olympics play, as they advanced as the pool’s No. 1 seed. Natalie Cook and Tasmin Hinchley also exited after defeat.
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London
Kerri Walsh Jennings
Misty May-Treanor
Austria
Walsh Jennings
Athens
Beijing
Stefanie
Doris Schwaiger
Rocky Balboa
May Treanor
Jake Gibb
Sean Rosenthal
Latvia
U.S
Aleksandrs Samoilovs
Ruslans Sorokins
Poland
Rosenthal
Gibb
Natalie Cook
Tasmin Hinchley
Marketa Slukova
Kristyna Kolocova
Czech Republic
Cook
Martin Spinnangr
Tarjei Viken Skarlund
Norway
Steve Grotowski
John Garcia-Thompson
Britain
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Spain
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Japan
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Jamieson
Aquatics
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United States
Nathan Adrian
Allison Schmitt
Istanbul
Croatia
Saziye Ivegin