Tokyo (Associated Press)-San Diegan Xander Schauffele won Olympic gold medal The golf game on Sunday ended nervously.

Schauffele is tied for the lead with Slovakia’s Rory Sabbatini and has two holes. The American birdied from 6 feet on the 17th hole and regained the lead. Then after a terrible kick-off forced him to play with insufficient water, he hit the wedge to 4 feet and won with Par.

Schauffele was born and raised in San Diego, trained with his father in the community, played at Scripps Ranch High School, and finally played at San Diego State University.

Sabbatini set an Olympic record with 61 and won the silver medal.

Pan CT of Taiwan, who finished with a 63, won the bronze medal in the play-offs in 7 countries and lasted four holes.

Here are other Olympic updates while you sleep:

Pool Medal

Caeleb Dressel and Emma McKeon Get a milestone medal In the Olympic swimming pool before the competition, it was determined that the fastest runner in the world boarded the center of the stage.

On Sunday, Drexel won two more gold medals, won five gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics, won the 50-meter freestyle, and allowed the Americans to stay ahead in the 4×100 medley relay, thus setting a world record. .

“I am proud of myself. I think I have played my potential in these Olympics,” Drexel said. “The car is really fun.”

Dreiser, along with Americans Michael Phelps, Mark Spitz and Matt Biondi and East Germany’s Christine Otto, became the only one to win as many as five in a single Olympic Games. Swimmer with a gold medal. Phelps did it 3 times.

McKean becomes the first female swimmer In any sport, the second woman to win seven medals in the Olympics. Four of them are gold and the other three are bronze.

McKeon won 50 freedoms in the women’s 4×100 medley relay and won a butterfly leg in the victory of the Australian team.

In any sport, the only woman to win seven championships is the Soviet gymnast Maria Gorokhovskaya, who won two gold medals and five silver medals at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics.

“It still feels very surreal,” said 27-year-old McKeon from Brisbane. “It will take a while to immerse in it. I am very proud of myself.”

Later on Sunday, at the first Olympic Games, Bolt has participated in the 100-meter sprint finals since 2004, a major Olympic event. Bolt has won the 100 meters in the past three Olympic Games.

American sprinter Trevon Brommel entered the Olympic Games as a favorite to win the championship, but failed to enter the final after finishing third in the semifinals of the Heat. Bromell became the fastest player in the world this year with a score of 9.77. He finished the race in 9.96 seconds, which was 0.001 seconds behind the second automatic qualifying.

The fastest result in the three preliminaries came from China’s indoor expert Su Bingtian, who was the first person in China to break 10 seconds. Su ranked third in the Asian record with a time of 9.83 seconds, a small lead over the American Ronnie Baker.

Gymnastics medal

Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade (Rebeca Andrade) added a gold medal to the vaulting event to match her silver medal in the all-around event.

Andrade combined a pair of soaring vaults, with an average score of 15.083. The medals Andrade won in Tokyo are Brazil’s first two medals in Olympic gymnastics.

American player MyKayla Skinner withdrew from the game after defending Olympic champion Simone Biles to focus on her mental health and won the silver medal.

The US gymnastics team said that Byers also chose not to participate in floor exercises. She won the gold medal in Rio de Janeiro and finished second in the qualifying last week. British player Jennifer Gadirova will replace Byers in Monday’s final.

The US gymnastics team said that Byers has not yet decided whether to participate in Tuesday’s balance beam final.

Britain’s Max Whitlock defended his pommel horse Olympic champion, and Artem Dolgopyat won Israel’s first ever Olympic medal for rhythmic gymnastics.

Belgium’s Nina Derwael won the uneven bars gold medal, and Olympic gymnastics all-around champion Sunisa Lee added a bronze medal to her in Tokyo.

Tennis Gold Medal

The fifth-ranked German Alexander Zverev (Alexander Zverev) won Men’s Singles Gold Medal At the Olympics.

Zverev defeated Karen Khachanov of the Russian Olympic Committee 6-3 and 6-1 to win the biggest title of his career.

Prior to this, Zverev defeated No. 1 Novak Djokovic in the semifinals.

The top-seeded Czech team’s Barbora Kre?kova and Katerina Sinjakova won the women’s doubles gold medal. The Czech team defeated the Swiss team Belinda Bencic and Victoria Golubic 7-5, 6-1.

A day ago, Bencic defeated Czech player Marketa Vondrouova (Marketa Vondrouova) to win the singles gold medal.

Brazil’s Laura Pigosi and Luisa Stefani won bronze medals.

Dazzling Doncic

Luka Doncic will accept his Unbeaten record with Slovenia Go directly to the Olympic quarterfinals.

Don?i? just missed the first triple-double of the Olympic Games in nine years. The Slovenian defeated Spain 95-87 in the final match of the tense and important men’s group stage.

Doncic had foul problems early on and struggled with shooting all night, but eventually scored 12 points, 14 rebounds and 9 assists, which is the first triple since LeBron James won a triple-double for the U.S. team in 2012. Double is still one point away.

American on the beach

Two U.S. teams are playing on the Olympic beach volleyball court.

The world’s number one Qatar combination defeated Nick Lucena and the 2008 gold medalist Phil Dalhauser 14-21, 21-19, 15-11 in the first-round knockout round.

The US women’s team Sarah Sponcil and Kelly Claes also Lose three sets After winning the first set, Canada’s Heather Bansley and Brandi Wilkerson.

Claes and Sponcil participated in the Olympics as the hottest team in the world, winning the last two games of the pandemic’s extended qualification period and taking second place in the United States in Tokyo. In the process, they eliminated five-time Olympian Kelly Walsh Jennings.

Debut medal

Charlotte Worthington (Charlotte Worthington) from the United Kingdom Olympic debut of BMX freestyle, Completed the first 360-degree backflip in the women’s competition and defeated the American opponent Hannah Roberts.

Roberts is a 19-year-old three-time world champion. She set the standard in the first game, hitting a backflip with a 96.1 spin.

Worthington crashed on the first run, but went all out in the second race. The 25-year-old girl added a forward somersault to her 360-degree backflip and ended with another 97.5-degree backflip.

Australian player Logan Martin won the gold medal in the men’s event.