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Louie Hinchliffe wants ‘no regrets’ at Paris Olympics after qualifying for 100m
Carl Lewis was watching trackside in the Manchester rain as Hinchliffe triumphed on Saturday.
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Lavillenie to miss Paris Olympics after failing to clear qualifying mark
France's 2012 Olympic pole vault champion and former world record holder Renaud Lavillenie will miss the Paris Games after failing to achieve the qualifying height in his final chance at the French championships on Sunday. After triumphing at the London Olympics, Lavillenie went on to break the world record in 2015 when his 6.16m at an indoor meet in Donetsk bettered Sergey Bubka's long-standing record of 6.14m.
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Jade Jones to compete for third Olympic title at Paris 2024
The 31-year-old Welsh athlete became Great Britain’s first taekwondo gold medallist at London 2012.
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Chelsie Giles among five-strong Team GB judo squad for Paris 2024
The 27-year-old has become European champion and won world silver since Tokyo 2020.
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Mask-wearing shot put standout Raven Saunders earns spot to Paris Olympics with 2nd place finish
Raven Saunders wore a gold nose ring and had gold grills covering their upper and lower teeth. Saunders, the shot put standout who wears a mask at competitions and identifies with the pronouns they/them, is chasing an Olympic gold medal at the Paris Games after earning silver in Tokyo. Saunders took a step toward that goal by finishing second at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials Saturday night to earn a place on the team.
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Jamaica's Fraser-Pryce, Jackson earn 100-meter spots at Paris Olympics
Shericka Jackson won Jamaica's 100-meter national title Friday and will be joined at the Olympics by Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, who finished third in the race and will head to her fifth and final games. Fraser-Pryce finished second and Jackson third at the Tokyo Games behind two-time defending Olympic champion Elaine Thompson-Herah, who is injured this year.
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Daryn Wright headed to Paris Olympics as U.S. picks up another diver spot
The United States has picked up another diver for the Paris Olympics. Daryn Wright of Plainfield, Indiana, was added to the team after World Aquatics awarded the Americans a second spot in women’s 10-meter platform. Wright finished second in that event at the U.S. Olympic trials in Knoxville, Tennessee, last weekend, but an Olympic berth was not guaranteed.
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After Tokyo setback and knee surgery, Nyjah Huston is growing up as he skates toward Paris Olympics
Nyjah Huston says he isn't going out to the clubs much in Hollywood this year. Huston is rising earlier and trying to get to bed earlier. When he spies a tantalizing new spot, or when a risky old trick calls out from his memory, Huston tries mightily to resist doing anything that could overtly jeopardize his health for nothing more than a thrill or a video part.
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Olympics 2024: How to watch, when it starts, key dates in Paris
Get ready for all the action — everything on the track, courts and fields, in the pools and all the other events — with a guide that tells you everything you need to know about the global gathering in Paris. How can I watch the Olympics? Each day's most popular events will air live on NBC in the morning and afternoon in the United States. NBCUniversal says the Paris Games will have more programming hours on NBC than any previous Olympics.
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Russian tennis players Khachanov, Samsonova decline Paris Olympics invites. Medvedev status unclear
Russian tennis players Karen Khachanov and Liudmila Samsonova declined to play at the Paris Olympics, the IOC said on Friday, and their next highest ranked compatriots were invited instead. The IOC said Pavel Kotov, the 50th-ranked men’s player, and Anna Kalinskaya, ranked No. 17, were invited to join the eight-person Russian team for tennis in Paris. The players are competing as neutrals during the military invasion of Ukraine.