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In the world of gymnastics, four years is a lifetime. Looking unlike the 1996 Olympic team, the United States stumbled, slipped and barely made the six-team final in Saturday's women's gymnastics preliminaries. SI's E.M. Swift says the Americans will be lucky to take home the bronze. Meanwhile, it appears the team to beat is Russia, which finished number one overall. But the gold is still up for grabs as the scores are wiped clean for Tuesday's final round.

• Day at a Glance: A bark with some bite
• Results: Sept. 17
• Photo Gallery: Shots of the Day
• Quiz: Basketball

SI's Michael Farber: Unlikely hero
Career minor leaguer Neill has knack for big hit.

SI's Richard Hoffer: "Watching" the triathlon
Following the race almost as tough as competing.

SI's Grant Wahl: Encore, encore!
U.S., Chinese women produce another classic.

SI's Phil Taylor: No letdown
Dream Team provides a shot of electricity.

SI For Women's Kelli Anderson: Last time
Five-time Olympian wants to go out on top.

Tied up again
In a rematch of last year's women's World Cup final, the U.S. and China once again played to a draw. But this games was a first-round match that didn't call for overtime or a penalty shootout to break the tie.
Soccer Results | Soccer Coverage

The tides turn
American Tom Dolan broke his own six-year-old world record in the 400-meter individual medley Sunday as the U.S. won six swimming medals on Sunday. Dolan's world record was the eighth set in just two days of competition.
Swimming Results | Swimming Coverage
SI For Women's Kelli Anderson: Clock's ticking

O' Canada
Canadian Simon Whitfield survived a 15-rider bike crash, then sprinted past Germany's Stephan Vuckovic in the final 200 meters of the running segment to win the first Olympic men's triathlon.
Triathlon Results | Triathlon Coverage

Wall bangers
China was doomed when it three big men got into foul trouble early against the United States' Dream Team. Ray Allen's 21 points led the U.S. squad.
Basketball Results | Basketball Coverage

Homerun wins it
Mike Neill's two-run homer in the 13th inning gave the United States a 4-2 victory over Japan in the longest baseball game in Olympic history.
Baseball Results | Ray Tanner Checks In

Survivors
Lori Harrigan, who had a 0.00 ERA at the 1996 Games, pitched the first solo no-hitter in Olympic softball history as U.S. defeated Canada 6-0.
Softball Results | Softball Coverage

He does it again
Germany's Robert Bartko broke his own Olympic record, set Saturday, to win the 4,000-meter individual pursuit final in Olympic track cycling. France won the Olympic sprint.
Cycling Results | Cycling Coverage