Jacobs shocks 100m field to win Olympic gold in Tokyo
Italian sprinter Marcel Jacobs becomes the world’s fastest man with a 9.80 seconds, defeating Fred Kerley and Andre DeGrasse as Christian Coleman sits sidelined. Teammate Gianmarco Tamberi shares a hug with Jacobs after the race amid a night of remarkable Olympic moments.
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Schauffele Wins Olympic Golf Gold in Nail-Biting Finish
Xander Schauffele roared to golf gold after birdie on 17 and a clutch par from 4 feet under pressure. Rory Sabbatini claimed silver with a 61 Olympic record. C T Pan won bronze after a four-hole playoff.
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U S Men’s Volleyball Falters in Tokyo Heartbreak
The United States men’s volleyball team was eliminated by Argentina in straight sets as tears marked coach John Speraw and star Micah Christenson. The loss ends an Olympic run that started with hopes of a bronze and leaves the Americans out of the quarterfinals for the first time since Sydney, with Argentina celebrating a decisive victory in Pool B. Nye called the win surreal and pledged to savor a landmark moment for his team.
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Doncic Leads Slovenia Toward Olympic Quarterfinals
Luka Doncic guided Slovenia past Spain 95 87 as he battled foul trouble and shooting woes to 12 points 14 rebounds and nine assists missing a triple double by one assist. Spain faces the U S in the quarterfinals while two U S beach volleyball teams exit knockout play.
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Shi Tingmao repeats gold in women’s 3m springboard
Shi Tingmao led China to gold with 383.50 points in women’s 3-meter springboard, while Wang Han earned silver 348.75 and Krysta Palmer took bronze 343.75 for the United States. In fencing, France’s Cannone won men’s epee individual as France claimed team foil gold and ROC led with eight medals in Tokyo.
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Rivalry Deepens in U S 400m Hurdles Semifinals Tokyo
The Tokyo Games feature US teammates Sydney McLaughlin and Dalilah Muhammad in separate 400m hurdles semifinals as they chase a final and possible record. Both athletes have set world and national marks, with McLaughlin turning 22 amid high expectations.
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Sunday Olympic medalists across events and nations
A consolidated list of gold silver and bronze winners across athletics cycling diving gymnastics swimming tennis sailing golf and weightlifting. Notable champions include Lamont Jacobs Italy Mutaz Barshim Gianmarco Tamberi and Yang Rojas among others with nations like United States China Britain and Ecuador earning multiple podiums.
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