US DOMINATES THE TRACK

Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, pictured, and Gabby Thomas teamed up for America’s 14th gold and 34th overall medal at the track Saturday, wrapping up the Olympic action at the Stade de France with a 4.23-second runaway in the women’s 4x400 relay. The gold medalists in the 400 hurdles and 200 meters took care of legs two and three for the United States, handing a 30-meter lead to Alexis Holmes, who didn’t lose any ground. The 34 track medals were the most for the U.S. at a non-boycotted Games since the early 20th century, when there were more events and fewer countries. The 14 golds are the most in a non-boycotted Olympics since 1968.

JOKIC, SERBIA WIN BRONZE

Nikola Jokic had the fifth triple-double in Olympics history to help Serbia beat Germany 93-83 for the men’s basketball bronze medal. Jokic finished with 19 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists as Serbia collected its first medal in the sport since winning silver in 2016 at Rio de Janeiro. Vasilije Micic added 19 points and Bogdan Bogdanovic finished with 16.

great haul of china

Cao Yuan defended his title in the men’s 10-meter platform to give China an unprecedented sweep of the diving gold medals at the Paris Olympics. The Big Red Machine won all eight golds at the Olympic Aquatics Centre.

MEDAL TRACKER

(leaders through Saturday)

Country G S B Tot.

United States 38 42 42 122 China 39 27 24 90 Britain 14 22 27 63 France 16 24 22 62 Australia 18 18 14 50