Lyles wins 200m at U S trials to keep Olympic double alive
Noah Lyles surged from behind to win the 200 meters in 19.53 seconds at Eugene, the world fastest time this year, beating Kenny Bednarek by .06 as Erriyon Knighton also made the Olympic team. Sha'Carri Richardson faded in the women's 200, Gabby Thomas taking the title, while Tara Davis-Woodhall clinched a vital last-ditch long jump to reach Paris. Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone dominated the 400 hurdles with a 52.48 semifinal time, the best in 2024.
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Raleigh Crossley Earns Return to Paralympic Dream
Raleigh Crossley, a Toms River native and Florida State alum, eyeing Paris 2024 after overcoming car crash and brain injury. At the Freeman Aquatics Center she swept the 100m back and 100m free, signaling a likely U.S. team spot following standout trials.
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Flips Leads U S Gymnasts Toward Paris Gold Medal Hope
Fred Richard known as Frederick Flips headlines the U S team for Paris after winning the Olympic trials with a total of 170.50, edging Brody Malone. Teammates Asher Hong Paul Juda and Stephen Nedoroscik join him at Bercy Arena as the U S eyes a podium finish and potential gold.
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Bhatia Rai share lead at Rocket Mortgage Classic
Akshay Bhatia and Aaron Rai remained tied atop the Rocket Mortgage Classic leaderboard after a 4 under 68 in Detroit, reaching 17 under. Cam Davis and Cameron Young chased a shot back as soggy winds and rain disrupted the third round.
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