Olympic Updates (July 31): Haughey's Second Paris Medal; Juda, Richard Conclude Competition; Badenhorst to C Final
7/31/2024 9:40:00 AM | Olympics
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Swimming
After earning the bronze in the 200-meter freestyle on Monday (July 29), former Wolverine Siobhán Haughey grabbed her second bronze of the Olympic Games, this time in the 100-meter freestyle with a time of 52.33 seconds. » Full update | Haughey Brings Home 100-Meter Freestyle Bronze at Paris Olympics
Men's Gymnastics
Following a historic performance in the team finals, Paul Juda and Fred Richard concluded their Olympic run with the all-around finals. Juda finished 14th while Richard finished 15th. » Full update
Water Polo
Australia improved to 2-0 in Paris with a 15-14 win over the Netherlands by way of penalty shootout. Former Wolverine Abby Andrews scored one goal, her fourth of the tournament, to power the Stingers. » Full update
Women's Soccer
Canada advanced out of Group A with a 3-0 record, moving onto the knockout stage. Shelina Zadorsky played the final five minutes of regulation and all seven minutes of stoppage time. » Full update
Rowing
Paige Badenhorst won the second of two C/D semifinal heats with a time of 7:55.91, securing her place in the six-athlete C Final of the women's single sculls (1x), set for Saturday (Aug. 3) at 9:30 a.m. CEST / 3:30 a.m. EDT. » Full update
Field Hockey
The United States sacrificed an early lead and could not recover, falling 3-0 to Australia in its third pool-play matchup at Yves-du-Manoir Stadium. The Hockeyroos scored just 90 seconds into the first quarter and added goals late in the second and midway through the fourth. Wolverine Abby Tamer earned her third straight start at forward and registered 32 minutes played. » Full update
Volleyball
The USA won a tough fought five-set match against Serbia. Team USA won the first two sets before Serbia came back to force a fifth set, which the U.S. rallied to take 17-15. With the win, Team USA earned two points in pool play and is currently in second behind Serbia. The team will close out its pool-play schedule with a matchup against host nation France on Sunday (Aug. 4). » Full update
Track and Field
University of Michigan track and field alum Sophie Linn made her Olympic debut, finishing 21st in the women's individual triathlon. » Full update
