USA Women’s Rugby Team Wins Olympic Bronze
USA Women’s Rugby Team Wins Olympic Bronze

USA Women’s Rugby Team Wins Olympic Bronze

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The U.S. women's rugby sevens team made history by winning their first Olympic medal, a bronze, at the Paris 2024 Olympics after a stunning last-second victory over Australia. Trailing 12-7, Alex Sedrick executed a remarkable 94-yard run, breaking tackles along the way, to score a try just before the final whistle. Sedrick's conversion kick sealed the game at 14-12, marking the first time the U.S. has medaled in women's rugby since the sport's Olympic debut in 2016. This victory has been celebrated as a significant achievement for American rugby, transforming the team into social media sensations. The emotional triumph was highlighted by the joy of players like Ilona Maher and Sammy Sullivan, showcasing the passion and determination of the squad. The event has sparked discussions about the potential for rugby to gain popularity in the U.S., suggesting a future for the sport on a larger scale.

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