a crown.

Grant Holloway became an Olympic champion for the first time Thursday.

The Tokyo silver medalist and three-time world champion won gold in the men's 110-meter hurdles.

His U.

S.

teammate Daniel Roberts took silver.

Kenny Bednarek and Noah Lyles finished second and third, respectively, in the men's 200m final for a second straight Olympics—even with the latter getting diagnosed with COVID earlier in the week.

Tara Davis-Woodhall also took gold Thursday in the women's long jump.

Fellow U.

S.

athlete Jasmine Moore took bronze, her second medal of the Paris Olympics.

After trailing by double digits for most of the game, Team USA rallied late in the fourth and avoided an upset versus Serbia with a 95-91 win.

The U.

S.

previously beat Serbia 105-79 in an exhibition on July 17 and again 110-84 on July 28 in the first game of Paris pool play.

The American climber smashed the world record he set just two days earlier during the small final race in the men's speed climbing final.

Watson's 4.

74-second run rewarded him with an Olympic bronze medal.

The 18-year-old from Southlake, Texas started his day with a quarterfinal win over New Zealand's Julian David at 5.

03 seconds.

He then lost to China's Wu Peng in the semifinals with a 4.

93, just 0.

08 seconds away from a spot in the gold medal race.