Gophers diver Kelci Bryant and her partner Abby Johnston won Olympic medals in the women's synchronized 3-meter diving Sunday at London's Aquatic Centre, the U.S.A. Today reports. China won gold and Canada came in third.
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The U.S. has 21 gold, 10 silver and 12 bronze medals for an Olympic-leading 43 total medal winners. China ranks second overall with 42 medals, 20 of which are gold. Russia is third with 23 medals and host country Great Britain ranks fourth with 22.
University of Minnesota diver Kelci Bryant is headed to the Olympics in London. Bryant and Abby Johnston won the 3-meter springboard synchro final at the Olympic trials in suburban Seattle.
Andrei Kirilenko and Alexey Shved led Russia to another easy victory on Tuesday, the Associated Press reports. The two future Timberwolves players helped beat China 73-54 in the men's Olympic basketball tournament. Kirilenko finished with 16 points and nine rebounds. Shved had 14 points and six assists. Russia will face Brazil on Thursday.
After ten days of the London Olympics, the United States is in second place in the overall medal count. China leads all countries with a total of 61 medals, including an Olympic-high 30 gold. The American athletes have combined for 60 medals. The biggest story on Sunday was Usain Bolt holding off three Americans in the 100-meter dash.
The United States has stretched out its overall lead in the medal count to 10 at the London Olympics. The U.S. has 39 gold, 25 silver and 26 bronze for a total of 90 medals. China remains in second place with a total of 80 medals, 37 of which are gold. Usain Bolt was once again a blur in the 200 meter dash.
After 11 days of competition at the London Olympics, the United States sits in second place of the overall medal count with a total of 63. U.S. athletes have won 29 gold, 15 silver and 19 bronze. China remains in first place with 64 medals, 31 of which are gold.
After 13 days of competition, the United States is back in first place in the overall medal count with a total of 81. U.S. athletes have won 34 gold, 22 silver and 25 bronze. China is in second place with 77 medals, 36 of which are gold.
An Olympic fencer from St. Paul bowed out of the London Games in the first individual round of the women’s epee fencing competition on Monday, the Pioneer Press reports. Susie Scanlan will compete in the team event when the U.S. takes on Italy on Saturday.
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