Ledecky anchors U.S. to 4x200 freestyle relay gold in Rio
Katie Ledecky swam a 1:53.74 anchor leg to power the United States to 7:43.03 in the 4x200 free relay. Australia earned silver, Canada bronze as the U.S. claimed its 20th and 21st gold medal of the Games. The report also notes Phelps semifinals and other Olympic action across boxing fencing and cycling.
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TV Tonight Highlights Olympic Live Feeds Across Sports
A dense schedule runs from 6:30 AM to 12:35 AM with live coverage across golf archery fencing judo rugby archery field hockey table tennis and swimming. NBC Telemundo Bravo MSNBC NBC Universo and CNBC offer events including basketball boxing cycling gymnastics water polo swimming and more with results from men and women teams Spain Brazil United States Italy Latvia and others.
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Wednesday's Olympic Medalists Across Multiple Disciplines
The roster lists golds for Joseph Clarke Britain in canoe slalom K-1, Fabian Cancellara Switzerland in cycling time trial, Kristin Armstrong USA in women's time trial, and Jack Laugher Chris Mears Britain in synchronized 3m springboard. Also named are podium finishers in fencing gymnastics shooting swimming table tennis weightlifting boxing and more across nations.
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Olympic events shape Rio day across gymnastics to track cycling
Simone Biles leads the women's all around at 4 p.m with Raisman in her rotation while Gabby Douglas sits out. Golf begins Olympic play at 7 30 a.m. at the Olympic Course and stars Stenson Fowler Kaymer Watson. Ledecky targets 800m free to defend her title and Phelps seeks another final in the 100m butterfly qualifiers. Medals in women's 200m breaststroke and men's 200m backstroke finals rise late. Fiji faces Japan, South Africa meets Britain as USA and New England figures set.
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U S Men Edge Australia In Tight Olympic Quarterfinal
Anthony anchors the United States as Australia pushes the Americans to the limit in a grind‑it‑out quarterfinal. Mills leads Australia with 30 as KD and Irving seal the late stretch. Anthony passes James for Olympic scoring mark amid a hard fought 83‑76 finish.
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