Dressel, Ledecky win gold, last Biles event

Two of USA swimming’s biggest stars returned to the pool on Saturday in Tokyo, and Caleb Dressel took his third gold medal at this Olympics, winning the men’s 100m butterfly and setting a new record in the process, then it was Katie Ledecky’s turn in Race. She pooled in her last swim at the Tokyo Games. Ledecky won the 800m freestyle for the third time in a row to add to her medal tally, and while swimming, we got more clarity on the condition of gymnastics star Simone Biles, who won’t be competing in the uneven bar and vault event. Sunday finals. Her participation in the balance beam and floor exercise finals remains to be determined. For Olympic scripts, where we will be your official guide to the games. EAM USA MEDAL COUNT: The complete list of every American to have gear in Tokyo – American swimmers Ryan Murphy, Lydia Jacobi, Tori Husky and Caleb Dressel finished fifth in the 4x100m mixed relay final, which debuted at the Tokyo Olympics, with Murphy finishing both (backswimming), Jacobi (chest swim), Husky (butterfly) and Dressel (freestyle) 3:40.58 behind Great Britain and China, Australia and Italy: Great Britain, with a time of 3:37.59, broke the world record set by China on September 26, 2020 – Olivia Rainertokio-Connor Fields, the American BMX rider who was taken to hospital Friday after crashing at the Olympics, has suffered a brain haemorrhage Doctors reported that there was no additional bleeding, USA Cycling said in a news release on Saturday. No new head injuries were found. According to USA Cycling. “There’s a little fluid in his brain, but it hasn’t increased over the next 24 hours, so they feel good about it,” his father, Mike Fields, told USA TODAY Sports on Saturday. “So far the results look very positive.” According to his father, Connor Fields also suffered a broken rib and bruised lung in the accident. A scan on his brain Saturday morning, according to his father. He also had a CT scan of his spine and abdomen. Cognitively speaking, it works really well,” Mike Fields said. He knows where he is. He knows his birthday. He gets to know people. Air. It was announced Saturday morning in Tokyo that the Bills also qualified for Monday’s final floor exercise and Tuesday’s balance beam final. Replacing Biles in the vault final with fellow American Mae Kayla Skinner.Skinner finished fourth in the vaulting in the playoffs, but Jade Curry and Biles were ahead of her, and states were limited to two gymnasts in the final.Biles’ place in the asymmetric bars final would be filled by Before the first reserve team, currently France’s Melanie de Jesus dos Santos. – Nancy Armor Tecchio – Katie Ledecky, the most capped swimmer ever, won the women’s 800m freestyle for her third consecutive Olympic Games, Ledecky won with a time of 8:12.57, outperforming Australia’s Ariarn Titmus, the silver medalist by 1.26sec. With the win, Ledecky, 24, finished off the 2020 Olympics with two golds and a silver.She said she will continue to swim until the 2024 Olympics in Paris. – Kristen Brennan In the women’s 200 backstroke final, Americans Ryan White and Phoebe Bacon did not reach the podium. White finished fourth with 2:06.39 and Bacon finished a place behind with 2:06.40. Australia’s Kylie McKeown, Canada’s Kylie Massey and Australia’s Emily Sebohm took the top three places, while American swimmer Caleb Dressel won the gold medal in the men’s 100m butterfly, breaking his own world record, and achieving his third gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics. Dressel finished the race with a time of 49.45 seconds, ahead of Hungarian Christoph Milak and Swiss No Ponte. He set an Olympic record with a time of 49.71 during Friday’s semi-final, a tenth of a second slower than the world record he set in 2019. He’s the only man to break 50 seconds in the event. The semi-finals of the 50-meter freestyle race, where he easily advanced to the final, cemented the mixed mixed relay. – Olivia won his first gold in Tokyo in the 100m freestyle and took another gold in the men’s 4×100 freestyle relay. – Olivia Reinertukio (Reuters) – Morgan Pearson had a sharp run in the final stage of Saturday’s mixed triathlon to give the United States A silver medal in the event’s Olympic debut, women’s bronze medalist Katie Zafris gave the Americans a tight lead. He took the lead in the first leg, but the US team was in second place when Pearson took charge of the first leg. France’s Vincent Louis came third to first halfway by bike in the second leg, but Pearson led him to second, Britain won the gold, while France took the bronze in the event’s first Olympic race, with each of the four teams swimming. 300 metres, the bike is 7.4 kilometers and the run is 2 kilometres. – Rachel Axon Have you ever wondered how the horses used in equestrian competitions at the Olympic Games get to the host cities? Just like their passengers, they travel in business class, and it took 19 planes to carry more than 300 horses to Tokyo. The US team, which is made up of 12 Olympic and Paralympic athletes along with coaches, educators, doctors and others, first traveled to Europe for pre-export quarantine before heading to Tokyo. Every groomer and vet should bring a month’s supply of supplies. Team USA is notorious for overpacking. However, horses have no more trouble with flying than humans. Some like it more than others, and they tend to like it throughout the ride. – Gabriella Miranda and Rachel Axon Another new event, the Mixed Triathlon, is making its debut at the Tokyo Olympics. There are 17 countries listed as competing in the event. Each country has a team of four people – two men and two women – each competing in a sprint triathlon consisting of a 300m swim, 6.8km bike, and 2km run. The ranking of competitors will alternate between genders and start with the woman. Kevin McDowell, Morgan Pearson, Taylor Knipe and Katie Zafris will compete against USA’s third-placed Zavers in the women’s singles event on Monday. Team USA has won five World Championships medals since this triathlon system was formalized in 2009, including gold in 2016 and silver in 2020. France is the three-time title holder. Australia and Great Britain will be other teams to watch. Chaveli leads Team USA with the start of the third round of golf, and Xander Chaveli beat Mexican Carlos Ortiz in the second round on Friday to finish first in the middle of the tournament. He shot an 8-under tie on the day and is an under-11 in the tournament heading into the third round. Schauffele is probably Team USA’s best shot for a medal in men’s golf. Shaveli’s fellow Americans, Patrick Reed and Colin Moriwaka, took 8 shots back from the lead. Bad weather marred the first two days of the Olympic tournament, with it interrupted by storms in the area.