USA’s coach Ric Suggitt talks about his team’s close finish against Spain to win the Plate and discusses the upcoming World Cup.
The USA defeated Spain 17-12. USA and Spain were tied at the end of regulation but it was the USA team captain, Vanesha McGee, who got the final blow in overtime. New Zealand went on to win the Cup.
After losing to Canada in the cup semi-finals, the USA rallied back to get a win over France with a final score of 7-10
Playing against Canada in the quarter final, the USA lost with a final score of 5-19. Canada will advance to the cup semi-final and will face england.
USA won their 3rd straight match with a final score of 5-10 over Australia. USA held off a last minute rally by Australia in the closing minutes of the game to get the win.
Team USA beat Spain with a final score of 17-5 after giving up a try in the final minutes of the game. Team USA improves their record to 2-0 on the day after defeating Brazil earlier.
In the opening minutes of the game, team USA kicked the ball to the opposing end of the field, recovered it, and scored to take the lead.
The USA blew out Brazil with a final score of 24-0. The USA came into this game ranked 4th in the standing and Brazil ranked 11th.
Just like he did in the Olympics, and at the World Cup, Komeil Ghasemi (IRA) defeats Tervel Dlagnev (USA), stealing the first period and help Iran beat Team USA 6-1.
In his first international competition, Kyle Dake (USA) scores the only win for Team USA beating Hassan Tahmasebi (IRA) in straight sets. Iran would win overall 6-1.
The 2009 and 2011 World Champion at 66kg, Mehdi Taghavi (IRA) beat Kellen Russell (USA) in straight periods, helping Iran defeat USA 6-1.
In Greco-Roman, Ben Provisor (USA) pulls out the win in the third round over Ambako Vachadze (RUS), helping Team USA win 8-1 over Russia.
Olympic Gold medal winner Jordan Burroughs (USA) wins his 53rd straight match, beating Saba Khubetzhty (RUS) with a big third round, as Team USA would win 8-1 over Russia.
In the only women’s match, Helen Maroulis (USA) pinned Irina Kisel (RUS) in the second round, to help Team USA in the overall 8-1 over Russia.
David Taylor (USA) had his way with Rasul Dzhukaev (RUS) pinning him in the second round, helping Team USA to win 8-1 over Russia.
Three of the world’s top powers, Iran, the United States and Russia will come together in solidarity in this historic wrestling event at Vanderbilt Hall in Grand Central Terminal in New York City.
Three of the world’s top powers, Iran, the United States and Russia will come together in solidarity in this historic wrestling event at Vanderbilt Hall in Grand Central Terminal in New York City.
The 31 year old Anthony Erwin managed to pull off another win today, finishing with a winning time of 49.14. Erwin won the 50m freestyle in yesterday’s competition.
Megan Romano finished with a winning time of 55.24, picking up her 3rd win in Charlotte. Shannon Vreeland finished in 2nd place.
Kaitlin Harty finished with a winning time of 2:10.38, beating her personal best time by 4 seconds. Megan Romano finished in 2nd place.
16 year old Kathleen Baker finished with a winning time of 2:14.46, beating her personal best time by 2 seconds. Annie Zhu finished 2nd.
Ryan Lochte finished with a time of 1:59.93 while Ryan Murphy went on to get the win finishing with a time of 1:59.93. Lochte took 3rd earlier in the 200IM.
The 11 time Olympic Medalist, Ryan Lochte, finished with a time of 2:01.56 as the win went to 19 year old Chase Kalisz who finished with a time of 1:59.66.
After losing the Plate to team USA last time, Fiji gets the win today, after USA made too many mistakes. Though Carlin Isle scored a big one for the Eagles, the game ended with a score of 14-5.
In the Plate Semi-Final, Team USA does it again. For the second day in a row, USA defeated South Africa 22-5.
The American Eagle played a great game, but in the final play, Australia scored the final try to win the Cup Quarter Final 24-19.
Annie Zhu won by the closest margin on the day, beating her second place opponent Laura Sogar by .01 seconds. Annie Zhu finished with a winning time of 2:27.16.
31 year old Anthony Ervin was the oldest competitor in the race today but that didn’t stop him from winning the race today, finishing with a time of 22.01.
Jessica Hardy finished with a winning time of 25.09, narrowly beating out Madison Kennedy and Megan Romano who tied for 2nd place. They trailed her by just .03 seconds.
The 17 year old Joseph Schooling finished with a winning time of 1:57.79 over 2nd place Tome Luchsinger, beating him by 1.01 seconds.
Andreina Pinto finished with a time of 2:12.40, beating out 2nd place Meredith Hover by .17 seconds.
Ryan Lochte finished with a time of 55.48 but it was not good enough to beat the winner of the event Andrew Teduits who finished with a time of 54.43.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (May 8, 2013) – The U.S. Women’s National Volleyball Team will renew a long-standing series with Japan this summer as the two teams take part in the inaugural USA Volleyball Cup with three matches scheduled for the Southern California market in July. The USA Volleyball Cup series opens July 10 in San […]
In the first Grand Slam of the season, two new pairings do battle as Jacob Gibb and Casey Patterson (USA) beat Pedro Salgado and Bruno Schmidt (BRA) for gold 21-16, 9-21, 15-9.
Argentina stuck around and played tough all game, but the United States managed to win their first Plate final of the season, 17-7.
For the second tournament in a row, the American Eagles defeated Fiji 22-7, as they advanced to the Plate Final while subsequently securing their core team status for next year.
South Africa gets their 25th victory over the USA in the Cup Quarter Final, as they move on to the Semi-Final, 22-5.
Usain Bolt plans to run in the London Diamond League event this summer.
Olympic champ in the 100m, Nathan Adrian, beats the former 50m Olympic champ, Anthony Ervin, by .59 seconds. This was Adrian’s second win of the meet (100m free).
American swimming star Natalie Coughlin got the win in the 50m freestyle over Jessica Hardy by .48 seconds, with a time of 24.90 seconds.
Tyler Clary grabbed his second win of the day, winning by 1.15 seconds over Ryan Murphy.
With a great final turn, Ricky Berens moved into the lead and took the win with .68 seconds over Darian Townsend. Ryan Lochte was 6th.
After suffering defeat in the 200m freestyle, Missy Franklin, the world record holder, bounced back to win the 200m Backstroke. She won by 3.02 seconds over Elizabeth Pelton.
Katie Ledecky edges out Missy Franklin by .03 in the Women’s 200m freestyle, winning at 1:56.93.
Tyler Clary cruised to victory with a time of 4:24.90, winning by 1.47 seconds over Scott Weltz.
Marcin Tarczynski (POL) edges the silver medalist from the 2012 championships, Tom Shields (USA), by .16 seconds for the win.
Kelsi Worrell thought she had the win, but she was disqualified and Olympic medalist Claire Donahue gets the win by .22 seconds.
4×200 relay world champion Matt Mclean holds off his relay teammate Michael Klueh, who charged in the last lap, to win .26 seconds.
Newly-crowned 400m freestyle Olympic champion Katie Ledecky (USA) posts the world leading time at 4:05.21, winning by a big 6.51 seconds.
Natalie Coughlin had the lead for most of the race, but at the end she slipped to third as teenage sensation Missy Franklin scores the win by .33 seconds.
Olympic champion Nathan Adrian gets the win by .64 seconds over Ricky Berns in the fourth Grand Prix of the season.
The world’s fastest man, Usain Bolt, kicked off his 2013 season in the home of the upcoming summer Olympic games, Rio de Janeiro, cruising to a victorious 150m dash with the time of 14.2 seconds.
Acting USA captain Zack Test talks about Team USA’s biggest win of the season and the biggest since Hong Kong 2001.
The USA men’s 7s team shut out Scotland 17-0 to win the Plate at the Tokyo 7s, the first time they have won the Plate in a World Series tournament in 12 years.
In the Plate Semi-Final, Fiji led 19-7 in the first half, but as both teams began to run out of steam, it was USA in the second half that was able to take the win 21-19 and advance to the Plate Final.
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