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The 2024 Olympics are reaching their final leg. August 9th will bring exciting developments in breaking, golf, and basketball, among other events. Can Sunny Choi earn gold on the Olympic breaking stage? Will the U.S. women's basketball team continue their winning streak against Australia? Fans will have to tune in to find out.
PARIS :The United States dominated the 4x400 metres women's relay qualifiers on Friday, while France also booked a place in the final thanks to Amandine Brossier sneaking past Belgium's Helena Ponette on the home straight.
PARIS : Defending champion Jasmine Camacho-Quinn of Puerto Rico blazed through the 100-metre hurdles semi-final on Friday, though the United States' Alaysha Johnson looked to be a threat with the fastest time of the morning.
MARSEILLE, France : In a darkened room below the ship-like "bridge" where race officials look out at the Mediterranean overseeing the Olympic sailing, a team of jurors stare intently at a glowing bank of screens streaming the high-octane kiteboard racing.
PARIS : Belgium's twice champion Nafissatou Thiam put herself in position for a third Olympic heptathlon gold medal on Friday, leaving overnight leader and reigning world champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson needing to run the 800 metres race of her life to unseat the Belgian.
PARIS : Emmanuel Wanyonyi looked in great shape on Friday as won his semi-final from gun to tape to move into the Olympic 800 metres final where he will hope to make it five in a row for Kenya.
Celtic captain Callum McGregor has announced his retirement from international football after a seven-year full international career.
SAINT-DENIS, France — American teenage sprinter Quincy Wilson's first run at the Olympics on Friday was a learning lesson.