Biles earns seventh Olympic gold in Paris vault final
Simone Biles clinched her seventh Olympic gold with a 15.300 on two vaults securing the Paris vault title. Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade took silver, while Jade Carey earned bronze. Biles may return for LA 2028, saying never say never.
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Crouser bags third Olympic shot put title in rain
Ryan Crouser defended his Olympic shot put crown in Saint Denis becoming the first man to win three Olympic golds in the event. Teammate Joe Kovacs took silver with Jamaica’s Rajindra Campbell earning bronze as clouds and rain framed the Paris build‑up. Crouser, who battled elbow issues and a torn pectoral, credited family support and a mindset shift as he eyed a potential four‑peat in Los Angeles.
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Alfred storms to 100m gold in rain soaked Paris meet
Julien Alfred of St Lucia outruns Sha'Carri Richardson to win the Olympic 100 meters in 10.72 seconds, the biggest margin since 2008, claiming St Lucia its first Olympic medal. Melissa Jefferson takes bronze as Richardson settles for silver amid soggy conditions and hurdles for Lyles in semis.
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U S Seals No 1 Seed With Puerto Rico Victory
Anthony Edwards poured in 26 points as six players hit double figures and the United States beat Puerto Rico 104 83 to finish group play with a 3 0 record at the Paris Olympic qualifying event LeBron James Kevin Durant and Joel Embiid also topped US scoring lists while Jayson Tatum and Anthony Davis added ten each The win secures a top seed and a quarterfinal matchup with Brazil in Paris for Tuesday with LeBron and Kerr stressing improvement ahead of the knockout rounds.
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United States Rout Puerto Rico in high scoring exhibition
United States defeated Puerto Rico 104 to 83 led by Jayson Tatum with 18 points and Joel Embiid 15. Kevin Durant and Anthony Edwards scored 10 each as the U S shot 40 of 81 from the field and 15 of 20 at the line. Puerto Rico were limited by 83 points with J. Alvarado scoring 18 and J. Romero grabbing 10 rebounds.
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Ledecky edges Titmus in 800m final as McKeown earns bronze
In Paris Tokyo veteran Katie Ledecky outpaced rival Emma Titmus to win the 800m in 8:11.04 while Titmus took silver at 8:12.29 and Paige Madden claimed bronze at 8:13.00. Summer McIntosh earned a third individual gold in the 200m medley with a Paris Olympic record, while Kaylee McKeown moved to bronze after Walsh’s disqualification.
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U.S. sets world record in 4x100 mixed medley relay
The United States, led by Ryan Murphy Nic Fink Gretchen Walsh and Terri Huske, won gold in the 4x100 mixed medley relay with a world record 3 37 43 sealing an Olympic rebound era. China took silver in 3 37 55 while Australia earned bronze in 3 38 76. Milak wins 100 butterfly as Dressel fails to reach final.
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