CAN BILES WIN MORE GOLD?
After cruising to victory in the all-around women’s event on Thursday, Simone Biles added to her gold collection with her first apparatus medal in the vault final. This is her third gold medal of the Rio Olympics.
Russia's Maria Paseka took silver and Switzerland’s Giulia Steinrguber took bronze.
HOW TO SEE IT: Catch the gymnastic event finals live online at 1 p.m. ET or during primetime Sunday night.
IS BOLT STILL THE WORLD’S FASTEST MAN?
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Usain Bolt looks to prove he’s still the fastest man on the planet as he competes in the men’s 100m semifinal and final.
Bolt’s mother Jennifer visited her son in the Olympic village Friday and said he’s ready to defend his title.
She said he told her, “Mom, if I wasn’t ready, I wouldn’t be here because I’m not into the losing thing. I’m ready.’’
HOW TO SEE IT: Catch the semifinal event live online beginning at 7:20 p.m. ET. Bolt is scheduled to compete in the semifinal at 8:07 p.m. ET
KEEPING IT PERFECT
The U.S. men’s and women’s basketball teams returned Sunday.
The women, who have won all their games easily, beat China 105-62 Sunday and head to the quarterfinals where they will play Japan on Tuesday.
On the men’s side, the team is coming off a close, three-point escape against Serbia after struggling to beat Australia. Now Carmelo Anthony, Kyrie Irving and the rest of the squad have to face France, possibly the toughest test yet for the U.S. The French are led by NBA stars Tony Parker and Boris Diaw.
HOW TO SEE IT: Check out the replay of the US women versus China here, or the full recap of the US men's game against France here.
RIDING THE WIND
Stuart McNay was back out on the water in Rio on Sunday. The Yale alum is sailing for Team USA in the 470 class races.
As of Race 7, McNay and partner David Hughes are in 6th place overall. Race 8 of the Men's 470 was postponed.
McNay is one of three Yalies sailing for Team USA in Rio.
HOW TO SEE IT: You can see various sailing events beginning at noon online here.
COOK SHAKES OFF 2012 LONDON DISAPPOINTMENT, LOOKS FOR GOLD IN RIO
Team USA’s Kassidy Cook and Abby Johnston face off with China’s powerhouse divers Shi Tingmao and He Zi.
After missing qualifying for the 2012 London Olympics by one spot, Cook suffered a string of injuries and needed major reconstructive shoulder surgery, a second shoulder surgery and a knee surgery. After rehab she earned a second quota spot for the U.S. at a qualification event in Feb. 2016.
HOW TO SEE IT: Catch the diving competition live online at 3 p.m. ET.
