Trinity Rodman finally gets Team USA on the scoreboard after several solid attempts by the American squad to get past Australian goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold.

Assisted by Sophia Smith, Rodman sank her second goal overall at her very first Olympic tournament.

Spain's Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz are off to a slow start against USA's Austin Krajicek and Rajeev Ram. America leads 4-2 in the first set.

Samantha Coffey, the U.S. midfielder, incurred a yellow card in the first three minutes of the game against Australia.

Because this is Coffey's second yellow of the Olympic tournament, she will have to sit out Team USA's next game. It'll be a tough loss for the American squad to lose her for a knockout game.

Her yellow cards will be cleared after the quarterfinals, and she will be able to rejoin the team on the field if the U.S. advances into the semifinals.

There he is.

Richard shined on the high bar after missteps in his first four rotations, nailing tough connections and performing a "full-send" routine, as the announcers on the NBC broadcast called it.

He scored a 14.400 and has just one more event for the day — floor.

The U.S. women's volleyball team survived a valiant comeback from Serbia to win their second preliminary game and guarantee a spot in the knockout round.

After the U.S. won the first two sets, Serbia climbed back with two of their own. In a nail-biting final set, the U.S. came out strong but the Serbs were ruthless, the Americans reaching five match points before securing their win at 17-15.

"We just had to keep believing," USA's Haleigh Washington said in a postgame interview.

This was a must-win for the defending gold medalists after losing to China on Monday. They play their final pool match against France on Sunday.

Germany's Lea Schueller scored the team's first goal against Zambia at the 10-minute mark, placing them slightly ahead of Australia already as the teams fight to advance to knockouts.

The Australian team has not made headway more than 25 minutes into the game against the Group B leader, Team USA. Australian foward Mary Fowler made a good attempt at the goal, but it went too wide to sink in the Americans' net.

Australia and Germany are neck and neck for the second guaranteed spot for the quarterfinals.

Two slots in the next round are open for third place teams, but those will be determined by the points in the standings across all three groups. Points are determined by goals scored and goal differentials across the three group-stage matches.

In the penultimate routine of Juda's Olympics, he nailed five tumbling passes on the floor exercise, maintaining control of his landings to minimize deductions.

A 13.533 is a lower score than many of the top contenders, but his goals today transcend the podium.

America's Austin Krajicek and Rajeev Ram have broken Spain's Rafael Nadal and Carlos Alcaraz serve in the men's doubles quarterfinal. They lead 2-0 in the first set.

Sophia Smith, Trinity Rodman and Mallory Swanson have each already made attempted shots at goal in the first 10 minutes of the match against Australia, though none has scored.

Having owned the majority of the team's goals so far in the tournament, the three women have been dubbed Team USA's "Big Three." Coach Emma Hayes has not made many changes to today's lineup, opting to keep starting players who are putting out strong offensive pressure.

This is the first Olympics for Rodman, the daughter of former basketball star Dennis Rodman.