Army Staff Sgt. Rachel Tozier finishes 18th in women’s trap competition at Paris Olympic Games.

Late in the Olympic bronze-medal match against Australia on Tuesday evening, the United States women’s rugby sevens team needed a miracle. That miracle came in the form of substitute Spiff Sedrick, sending the USA to a 14-12 win.

Army Staff Sgt. Will Hinton hits his target more than 90% of the time, but doesn’t qualify for finals in his first Olympics.

Army Capt. Sammy Sullivan and the U.S. women’s rugby sevens team bounced back from an early deficit and scored 17 unanswered points to defeat Great Britain 17-7. The U.S. advances to the semifinals for the first time and will play for gold, silver or bronze Tuesday.

Army Sgt. Sagen Maddalena falls just short of podium finish in women’s 10-meter air rifle event that’s measured by tiny fractions away from a dead center shot.

Army captain Sammy Sullivan delivered a spark when her team needed it, catching a pass at midfield, starting left and cutting back right to score in a U.S. women’s rugby sevens victory against Brazil.

Army Sgt. Sagen Maddalena found her range during the second part of the Olympic 10-meter air rifle qualification round, finishing seventh overall and earning a spot in Monday’s final.

Torri Huske, a 21-year-old from Arlington, Va., is off to a promising start, helping the U.S. women capture silver in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay Saturday night and putting herself in prime podium position entering Sunday’s final of the 100-meter butterfly.

Two U.S. athletes coached by Army Capt. Michael Kohn won medals in the first-ever Olympic women’s monobob event in Beijing on Monday.

An Army officer, assisted by three other soldier-coaches, is leading the U.S. Olympic Bobsled Team in Beijing. The Olympic bobsled competition runs Feb. 10-20.