The US Olympic track and field trials reaches halfway mark: Players who made it to Paris
US Olympic track and field trials are all about testing the American grit and power as four days of fierce competition have been witnessed till now and currently players are on a two-day practice break and the show will again resume on Thursday.
Till the halfway vantage point, there was immense contest between players across various categories, with both, men and women, giving their 100% to make it to the Paris Olympics 2024. The road to glory is definitely not easy, but for a few athletes, it seemed like a cakewalk with some of them earning their place on Team USA with dominating wins.
Sha’Carri Richardson and Noah Lyles carrying the American responsibility in sprints
For starters, Sha’Carri Richardson has proved that she can be the fastest woman in America with a breezing win in the 100-metre title while Noah Lyles, being the 'Usain Bolt of America', ran his 100-metre course within a blistering 9.83 seconds. He may be looking at bettering this timing and securing a historic medal for Team USA in his category.
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Meanwhile, Quincy Wilson deserves a shoutout for being at his best in Eugene. At such an early age of 16 years, he has outrun some of the best athletes at Haywire Field and is expected to make the cut as a budding performer.
According to USA Today, Ryan Crouser has a chance to be the first shot putter to win three Olympic gold medals in the
