Noah Lyles had 102 fever when he won bronze, coach says - ESPN
SAINT-DENIS, France — The night American sprinter Noah Lyles won a bronze medal, he had a fever of around 102 degrees Fahrenheit, according to his coach Lance Brauman.
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Canada's Skylar Park wins Olympic bronze medal in women's -57kg taekwondo
Canada's Skylar Park defeated Lebanon's Laetitia Aoun 2-0 to win the bronze-medal match in women's -57kg taekwondo at the Olympic Games in Paris.
Smith, Rodman heap praise on Brazil's Marta ahead of final
PARIS : Brazil captain Marta changed women's football, United States forwards Sophia Smith and Trinity Rodman said on Thursday, ahead of their clash for the Olympic gold medal.
'Right place, right time', says man who drove Olympic gold medal rowers home to Cork
A Co Limerick man who gave Olympic gold medal rowers Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy a lift home to Cork from Dublin Airport said it was a "privilege" to do so.
Taekwondo-Abutaleb falls short of medal but breaks new ground for Saudi women
PARIS : Saudi Arabia's taekwondo athlete Dunya Abutaleb failed to win a medal at the Paris Games on Wednesday but broke new ground for women in her country as she just missed out on bronze.
After Fourth-Place In Tokyo, Golfer Aditi Ashok Aiming For Medal In Paris Olympics 2024
Aditi Ashok will be determined to make up for her near-miss at the Tokyo Games, while Diksha Dagar will look to overcome the trauma of a car accident as the two Indian golfers begin their campaign at the Paris Games on Wednesday. Two-time Olympian Aditi had come agonisingly close to securing a medal before finishing fourth three years ago in Tokyo and will seek redemption this time. Diksha, on the other hand, escaped unhurt after being involved in a car accident that left her mother hospitalised. But the 23-year-old from Jhajjar has shrugged off all problems and is determined for Olympic success.
Ireland quartet end seven-year journey to make history in women’s team pursuit
Lara Gillespie, Mia Griffin, Kelly Murphy and Alice Sharpe made history for Irish cycling on Tuesday as the first quartet to compete for the country in an Olympic women’s team pursuit.