U.S. Women's Rugby Team Wins Bronze Medal
U.S. Women's Rugby Team Wins Bronze Medal

U.S. Women's Rugby Team Wins Bronze Medal

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The U.S. Women's Rugby Sevens team achieved a historic milestone by winning its first Olympic medal, a bronze, during the 2024 Paris Olympics, defeating Australia 14-12 in a thrilling finish. The game, which took place on July 30, witnessed a dramatic last-minute play by Alex Sedrick, who scored the game-winning try and conversion after overcoming multiple defenders. The match had been tightly contested, with Australia leading 12-7 before Sedrick's clutch performance turned the tide. Team USA had previously reached the semifinals for the first time but lost to New Zealand, setting up the bronze medal match against Australia. This victory marks the first rugby medal for the U.S. in 100 years, with the last being a gold in rugby union in 1924. The win not only signifies a significant achievement for the team but also aims to elevate the profile of rugby in America.

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