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Team USA’s Aaron Russell went all out for this point after making a wild diving dig then finishing it off himself with a spike

World No. 1 ranked team Ana Patricia and Duda of Brazil comfortably handled Japan’s Akiko Hasegawa and Miki Ishii in straight sets, powering their way to the Olympic beach volleyball quarterfinals.

Australia’s Noemie Fox followed in her sister’s footsteps to pick up the Olympic gold medal in women’s kayak cross on Monday, with Finn Butcher of New Zealand winning the men’s event.

Great Britain’s Keely Hodgkinson won her first Olympic gold medal, prevailing in the women’s 800m final in a time of 1:56.72.

The men’s and women’s beach volleyball competition continues with four quarterfinal matches on Tuesday.

U.S. wrestler Amit Elor defeated her semifinal opponent, Pak Sol-Gum of North Korea, by technical superiority in less than two minutes. Elor, 20, is now headed to the women’s freestyle 68kg final at the Paris Olympics.

Denmark’s Viktor Axelsen defeated Kunlavut Vitidsarn of Thailand, 21-11, 21-11, to successfully defend the men’s title.

48 hours after winning 100m gold, Julien Alfred of St. Lucia opened her quest to achieve the 100m-200m double in Paris.

Hailey Van Lith led a balanced offensive attack and Team USA used some tenacious defense down the stretch to hold off Canada and capture women’s 3×3 basketball bronze.

Results from the first day of track cycling at the 2024 Paris Games, including the women’s team sprint, men’s team pursuit qualification round and the men’s team sprint qualification round. Great Britain won the women’s team sprint with a time of 45.186, a world record.

After winning his Greco-Roman 130kg semifinal match, Cuban wrestler Mijain Lopez is one win away from history. A victory in the final would make him the first athlete to ever win the same event at five straight Olympics.

Kenyan Beatrice Chebet stormed down the home stretch to win gold in the women’s 5000m, her first Olympic medal.

Miles Partain and Andy Benesh of the United States knocked off Italy’s Samuele Cottafava and Paolo Nicolai in straight sets, advancing to the men’s beach volleyball quarterfinals.

U.S. star Brittany Brown posted a time of 22.12 seconds in her semifinal on Monday to advance to the women’s 200m Olympic final.

Despite entering the match a heavy underdog, China rallied to beat an undefeated Australian squad 3-2.

It’s the women’s turn to tackle Le Golf National and they will see a course, in some ways the same, in others different than what the men just faced.

Gabby Thomas posted a 21.86-second semifinal in the women’s 200m to book her spot in a second consecutive Olympic final.