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Watch highlights from Day 7 of the Paris Olympics

Paris Olympics Day 7 Photo Gallery
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From track and field to surfing to archery, athletes are competing in a wide variety of events at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. Here are some highlights from Day 7 of the games.

Watch as American Sagen Maddalena defeats bronze medalist Qiongyue Zhang of China in a shootout en route to winning silver in the women's 50m 3 positions final in her second Olympic appearance:

Sha'Carri Richardson flew to victory in 10.94 seconds in her first-ever Olympic race, qualifying for the semifinal round of the women's 100m at the Paris Olympic Games:

Caroline Marks stands tall as the lone American on the women's side of the surfing competition as defending gold medalist Carissa Moore was dropped on her final run, sinking her chances of advancing:

The U.S. men's skiff team of Ian Barrows and Hans Henken win bronze with 88 points at the Paris Olympics behind Spain and New Zealand:

The United States successfully defended its Tokyo team jumping silver medal in Paris with runs from Laura Kraut, McLain Ward and Karl Cook. This is the United States' first equestrian medal in Paris:

Team USA's Brady Ellison and Casey Kaufhold defeated India in the mixed team archery event at the Paris Olympic Games:

Spain's Carlos Alcaraz overwhelmed Felix Auger-Aliassime of Canada to reach the men's singles final in tennis at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games on Friday:

Highlights from the second round of the Olympic men's golf event at Le Golf National:

U.S. water polo hype man Flavor Flav and celebrity chef Guy Fieri cheered on the U.S. women's water polo team together in Paris on Friday for the team's win over France:

Kaylee McKeown, Australia's backstroke superstar, added the 200m backstroke to her 100m back gold in Paris, repeating the same feat she accomplished in Tokyo. Team USA's Regan Smith claimed silver:

The U.S. mixed 4x400m relay team shattered the world record by over a full second on Friday evening, blazing to victory in 3:07.41:

Playing without Jimmer Fredette again, Canyon Barry put the U.S. men's 3x3 basketball team on his back, scoring 15 points to lead Team USA over France for its first win in Paris: