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Peaty sheds happy tears after missing out on gold
PARIS : Adam Peaty lost a race but shed tears of happiness, declaring himself a winner all the same at the Paris Olympics after his bid for a third successive 100 metres breaststroke gold ended in silver on Sunday.
Inuit wrestling match brings all ages to the mat in Ulukhaktok, N.W.T.
An Inuit wrestling match brought community members together in Ulukaktok, N.W.T. last week.
2024 NFL training camp news, buzz, fantasy football updates - ESPN
NFL training camps have kicked off over the past week, as teams and players gear up for the 2024 season. That means national reporters Dan Graziano and Jeremy Fowler are on the road for their annual camp tour, already hitting their first five stops. The duo will spend the next couple of weeks traveling around the United States and visiting more than half of the league's teams, talking to players, coaches, execs and scouts along the way. Dan is spending his time with the NFC North and AFC North teams, while Jeremy is targeting the clubs practicing on the West Coast (with a quick stop at a local franchise in the East).
Pérez, Ricciardo and Red Bull's sticky second-driver dilemma - ESPN
Red Bull's dilemma over what to do with Sergio Pérez deepened over the Hungarian Grand Prix.
US swimmer Carson Foster misses silver medal by fingertip in thrilling 400M individual medley final
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Cesar La Cruz's quest for third gold foiled, Ireland's Marley wins
PARIS : Cuba's two-times Olympic champion Julio Cesar La Cruz fell short in his bid to win a third gold medal and was eliminated from the men's heavyweight competition on Sunday, while Jack Marley won to spare Ireland's blushes.
USWNT clinches Olympic quarterfinals with 'devastating' attack - ESPN
MARSEILLE, France — After watching her players complete what she called a «mature performance» in their 4-1 victory over Germany here Sunday night, new United States women's national team coach Emma Hayes was typically blunt in describing how she felt.