SI's E.M. Swift: Twin peaks
Hamm twins come through for U.S. men.

SI's Richard Hoffer: Will boxing be knocked out?
Just another Roy Jones fiasco away.

SI's Michael Farber: Lasorda feels right at home
U.S. manager is still a force of nature.

SI's Grant Wahl: Foolish waste
Clive Charles missing the point(s).

SI's Tim Layden: Lasorda feels right at home
Zeiger thrilled with fourth in inaugural women's triathlon.

SI's Phil Taylor: Dunking Down Under
Keeping up with a relatively quiet Dream Team.

SI For Women's Kelli Anderson
Sydney provide an extraordinary setting
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Golden surprise Switzerland's Brigitte McMahon sprinted away from the field to win the women's triathlon Saturday, pulling away from Australia's Michellie Jones in the final 100 meters. Triathlon Results | Triathlon Coverage

On target American Nancy Johnson won the first gold medal of the 2000 Sydney Olympics, winning the women's 10-meter air rifle title. Shooting Results | Shooting Coverage

Pedal to the medal Jason Queally of Britain won gold in the men's kilometer time trial with an Olympic record time, while Felicia Ballanger of France won the 500-meter women's time trial. Queally Diary | Head Games: Chris Witty Cycling Results | Cycling Coverage

In the hunt Alexei Nemov and the Russians team lead the men's gymnastics standings, but the fourth-place Americans are still in the medal hunt. Gymnastics Results | Gymnastics Coverage

Seeing red Nineteen-year-old Logan Tom stole the show from her as United States upset China 3-1 in a first-round women's volleyball match. Volleyball Results | Volleyball Coverage

Survivors Sheryl Swoopes scored 29 points and Lisa Leslie had 24 points and 11 rebounds as the United States held off South Korea 89-75 in a first-round basketball game. Basketball Results | Basketball Coverage

Samaranch's wife dies Maria Teresa Salisachs-Rowe, the wife of International Olympic Committee president Juan Antonio Samaranch, died Saturday in Barcelona after a long illness, according to reports. She was 67.