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Hernandez :IOC/:GUA now shown with a bronze in the women’s modern pentathlon @mrv86 @Fer GUA

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Israel Gutierrez :ESA won the host country’s first gold medal in the men’s 50m rifle three positions. He won by a good margin too.

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Odlum-Smith :LCA finished 6th in the rescheduled men’s 50m butterfly this morning. It was good enough for his country’s best result at the Games so far. 

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:NCA put up a good fight, but they’ll have to settle for unexpected and still outstanding silver medal in men’s beach volleyball :clap:

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:ISV women’s basketball down six at half. I don’t expect them to win this match, but at least they’re not making it easy for :PUR

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:COL won both gold medals in Rugby 7s. I guess they had to win a tournament at some point :p

 

:BER (men) came very close to upsetting Mexico and making the semifinals this morning. I didn’t see the game, but maybe there’s hope they might make it to the Pan American Games in 2027.

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:ISV women’s basketball is actively decreasing my lifespan with all this stress :pope:

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HOLY WHHAAATTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

:ISV is going to the gold medal match. I can’t believe it! What a tournament for those girls! Wins over :MEX:PUR

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