We're done with day five of the Olympics,
so it's time to recap the biggest moments of the
day.
Let's head to the Paris podium.
At #1 Katie Ledecky is finally golden here in Paris.
After winning the 1500m freestyle and defending her gold from
Tokyo,
Ledecky is now tied for the most swimming medals won
by a woman with 12 medals across 4 Olympics.
Coming in at #2. For the second straight Olympics,
the US women take home silver and BMX freestyle.
American Paris Bonegas won the silver medal in women's BMX
Park competition.
Hannah Roberts, who won silver in Tokyo,
placed eighth after struggling in her two runs.
Finally, at #3 the US women's national soccer team swept
the group stage play.
the US women remain undefeated after leading the pack with
two to one victory over Australia.
With four gold medals, the US women are the winningest
team at the Olympics.
Today's honorable mention actually goes to the sin,
which was apparently clean enough for the triathlon event to
take place after several days of high bacteria levels forced
organizers to postpone the triathlon event,
American triathlete Taylor Nib. A cup of thin water to
the media after her race.
No messy. Here's what's on deck for Wednesday at the
Paris Olympics.
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