Biles wins fourth Olympic gold in Rio finale
Simone Biles closes Rio with four golds and a bronze, cementing her status among gymnastics legends. Her final routine delighted the arena as coach Aimee Boorman embraced the 19 year old in a victory moment. The U S women reach semifinals with Maya Moore and Diana Taurasi fueling a 110 64 win over Japan.
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British cycling stars win six track golds at Olympics
Jason Kenny and Laura Trott celebrate golds in keirin and omnium as Britain seals six track titles at the Olympic velodrome. Santiago Lange and Cecilia Carranza Saroli take first sailing gold in Nacra 17 mixed. Germany upset 5-2 by Argentina. Netherlands’ 80 year win streak ends 3-1. USA reach semi with volleyball win over Japan. Russia’s synchronized swimmers win fourth gold. Lochte case garners police scrutiny. 2008 Beijing relay gold stripped from Russia for doping.
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Olympics TV Schedule Highlights From Day's Live Coverage
A dense schedule lists live morning events across NBCSN NBC Telemundo MSNBC CNBC and NBC tracks. Highlights include Brazil vs Honduras in men's soccer and United States vs Argentina in men's basketball with numerous track field gymnastics and water polo finals and semifinals across multiple venues.
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Medalists list from HLEICS events across disciplines
A compact summary of Tuesday’s results across track field and combat sports at HLEICS. National teams from Jamaica Spain United States Kenya Ethiopia Croatia Cuba China Britain Netherlands Azerbaijan Japan Russia Moldova Germany Ukraine Georgia Armenia Iran and more earned gold silver and bronze across hurdles high jump triple jump discus boxing canoe kayak cycling diving gymnastics swimming synchronized swimming table tennis weightlifting and Greco Roman wrestling.
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Worth Watching Today Olympic Track Field Highlights and More
A packed schedule features Dafne Schippers and Tori Bowie in the 200 meters at 10 30 p m and the U S sweep hopes in the 100 hurdles at 10 55 p m with Keni Harrison absent from trials. Brittney Reese defends the long jump at 9 15 p m and Ashton Eaton pursues back to back decathlon titles as Usain Bolt chases another sprint sweep. Semifinals begin at 10 p m with key basketball and football semifinals and Brazil hosting Neymar as the home nations push for medals. China aims to sweep Olympic table tennis golds, Lydia Ko and others tee off in Olympic golf at 7 30 a m, Kaori Icho seeks a four-peat in wrestling, Claressa Shields fights in boxing at 2 30 p m.
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Brannen advances to track semifinals in 1500m at Olympics
Avon Lake runner Nate Brannen, 33, placed fourth in his 1500m heat with a 3:47.07 time and moves to Thursday's semifinals. He faces rivals including Taofik Makhloufi and Asbel Kiprop as he aims for a place in Saturday's final amid Jamaica and Kenya sprint showings.
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