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Archery
Mackenzie Brown and Collin Klimitchek finished fourth in women’s and men’s recurve at the World Cup Final in Mexico City.
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Curling
Erika Brown’s team finished fifth at the Canad Inns Women’s Classic, in Manitoba, Ontario.
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Pete Fenson’s rink finished second in the Bernick’s Open in Bemidji, Minnesota.
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Diving
Amy Cozad (10-meter) and Laura Ryan (3-meter) earned fifth- and sixth-place finishes in the women’s competition, while Darian Schmidt (3-meter) placed fifth in the men’s competition at the FINA Diving Grand Prix in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Fencing
Team USA earned the bronze medal, while Kasia Trzopek earned a career-best eighth-place finish at the FIE Women’s Epee World Cup in Legnano, Italy.
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Figure Skating
The U.S. claimed five medals – highlighted by gold medals from Max Aaron (men’s), and Madison Chock and Evan Bates (ice dancing) – at Skate America in Milwaukee.
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Gymnastics
The U.S. women’s team qualified for the Rio 2016 Olympic Games with a first-place finish in the preliminary round of team competition, while U.S. men’s team qualified with a fifth-place finish at the FIG Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Ski/Snowboard
Ted Ligety earned his 25th career world cup win in men’s giant slalom, while Mikaela Shiffrin placed second in women’s giant slalom at the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup in Soelden, Austria.
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Triathlon
Greg Billington and Jarrod Shoemaker earned top-10 finishes at the ITU World Cup final in TongYeong, South Korea.
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Volleyball
Beach pair Emily Day and Jennifer Kessy earned the bronze medal at the Antalya Open in Turkey.
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Water Ski
Anna Gay, Freddy Krueger, Regina Jaquess and Nate Smith won titles at the Nautique U.S. Open of Water Ski in Orlando, Florida.
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Wrestling
In Greco-Roman, John Wechter (98 kg.) placed fifth in the Kristjan Palusalu Memorial in Tallinn, Estonia.
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USA Basketball announced that San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich will replace Mike Krzyzewski as head coach of the U.S. Men’s National Basketball Team following the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. |
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Gevvie Stone finished third, while Andrew Campbell finished fourth in women’s and men’s single sculls at the 
