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https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/articles/teaching-content/history-gymnastics-ancient-greece-modern-times/https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/articles/teaching-content/history-gymnastics-ancient-greece-modern-times/
This article is interesting to me, because the article talked a little bit about the ancient history of gymnastics. However, it also explained modern gymnastics, and details about international competition, such as the number and different types of events that a gymnast may have, depending on if they are a man or a woman. The article also explained how many people are on each team, and how they are scored based on their gymnastics.

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2013/10/12/competition-sport-bill-gates-olympics-column/2951867/https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2013/10/12/competition-sport-bill-gates-olympics-column/2951867/

This article interests me because it explains why competition is good for us. It also includes a few details about a death race, which I find interesting because I’ve never heard of it, and makes me want to learn more about it.

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http://www.enjoy-swimming.com/children-learn-to-swim-with-or-without-goggles.htmlhttp://www.enjoy-swimming.com/children-learn-to-swim-with-or-without-goggles.html I like this article because I love swimming and it’s important for kids to learn to swim both with and without goggles

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https://www.shortlist.com/entertainment/sport/footballs-greatest comebacks/73694https://www.shortlist.com/entertainment/sport/footballs-greatest-comebacks/73694. (Soccer comebacks) I chose this article because I like how it shows that even when all is thought to be lost you still change the course of the game or any real life situation. Also I liked how it was said in an energetic way that really enveloped me as a reader. In addition I like this because personally I just love soccer especially if it’s tense and their are sudden tiwsts during the gam. Last ,but nor least unlike most articles it talked about many events of comebacks which was more enjoyable for me than to keep on reading about the same. This is why I chose this article about soccer comebacks.

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I liked this article that I attached because it teaches me how to play lacrosse, because I don’t know how to play lacrosse
http://www.rulesofsport.com/sports/lacrosse.html

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I like this article because it talks about how many diseases were cured by soccer. I also liked this because i play soccer and i watch it and saw that many injuries happened. In the article it said that soccer helps men run and also helps women alot too.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/05/sports/tony-finau-masters.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fsports&action=click&contentCollection=sports&region=rank&module=package&version=highlights&contentPlacement=1&pgtype=sectionfront This article was interesting because it shows how people are doing just because of a game. People are taking it too far.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/14/opinion/deflating-deflategate.htmlhttps://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/14/opinion/deflating-deflategate.html This article was very interesting because it relates to the current topic— selfishness— by explaining deflate gate. Deflategate was when Tom Brady,(the star  on the New England Patriots) deflated his team’s balls so they are easier to catch and grip, during the championship game against the Indianapolis Colts. This shows how Tom Brady was being very selfish by giving his team an advantage, and not caring for the other team and how they would feel about losing. This also relates to the uconn coach because after he cheated Roger Goodel thought it was terrible so he suspended him like the uconn coach suspended stewie.

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Olympics: Winter sports explained

By Agence France-Presse, adapted by Newsela staff

01/23/2018

This article even that the Winter Olympics already past it was interesting because it talked of different games that were gonna be played and of like how many gold medals each sport had for there winners it even said that some of the sports were very similar to others or that it was like a combination.

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http://www.goal.com/en/news/chelsea-team-news-injuries-suspensions-and-line-up-vs-west/1brk51gke6u3g1fh26g1lskhl5?scrlybrkr=123f2e99 This article interests me as it describes the chances and odds my favorite team, Chelsea, faces against West Ham. Chelsea has many of its best players suspended or injured, and because of that lost to their rival, Tottenham, which hasn’t happen ed in almost 25 years.

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http://www.danceinforma.com/2013/06/03/coping-with-competition-stress/http://www.danceinforma.com/2013/06/03/coping-with-competition-stress/ This article is about maybe the negative feelings you might have while competing for dance and they give you ways to calm your self down or take your mind off stress and worrying what you’ll place. This can be helpful for dancers struggling with keeping cool while backsstage

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https://www.theguardian.com/football/world-cup-2014https://www.theguardian.com/football/world-cup-2014
The World Cup is very interesting to me because is happens every 4 year and that the athletes amazing talent. It is very interesting due to being ever 4 years because it keeps everybody curious what will happen on the next World Cup. To add on, if people didn’t see the World Cup, they could use this website to get updated on the highlights of World Cup. By showing the highlights it always keeps  me in awe of how good these players are. It talks about the epoc moments of the World Cup which always keep me interested. It makes me want to read more. This is the article that is very interesting for me.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/28/sports/football/nfl-helmet-rule-replay.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Ffootball&action=click&contentCollection=football&region=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=3&pgtype=sectionfronthttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/28/sports/football/nfl-helmet-rule-replay.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Ffootball&action=click&contentCollection=football&region=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=3&pgtype=sectionfront

I like this article because a lot of players are being injured due to the way people hit in the NFL and now the NFL is making a new rule that you can not hit with the crown of your helmet(top) which will keep players safer while hitting or getting hit.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/28/sports/tennis/australian-open-roger-federer-marin-cilic.htmlhttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/28/sports/tennis/australian-open-roger-federer-marin-cilic.html

This article was very interesting because Roger Federer won his 20th Grand Slam Title! This article talks about his very tough win against his opponent in the Australian Open. The article is also entertaining because it talks about how Roger Federer trains to be the number one player.

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http://www.sportingnews.com/nba/news/kyrie-irving-injury-update-boston-celtics-news-knee-al-horford-jayson-tatum-nba-draft-playoffs-2018/1w423fv3qiowj1qzn5k2ba5nmohttp://www.sportingnews.com/nba/news/kyrie-irving-injury-update-boston-celtics-news-knee-al-horford-jayson-tatum-nba-draft-playoffs-2018/1w423fv3qiowj1qzn5k2ba5nmo this article is interesting to me because it talks about basketball and I like basketball and how Kyrie is really the only one that’s doing anything on Boston and how without Kyrie the cel will have no chance on winng or even comming close to wi

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-why-dance-is-sport.amphttps://www.google.com/amp/s/www.theodysseyonline.com/10-reasons-why-dance-is-sport.amp
I️ chose this article because I️ can relate to it. Many people consider the question "Is Dance a Sport" controversial. I️ personally think it is for all of the reasonings in the article.

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https://sports.yahoo.com/felipe-alou-talks-baseball-50s-90s-old-baseball-cards-181757748.htmlhttps://sports.yahoo.com/felipe-alou-talks-baseball-50s-90s-old-baseball-cards-181757748.html

It is interesting because Felipe is talking abou baseball which I am always interested in and it is about Felipe Alou who is the dad of Moises Alou who was in the bartman incident and about old baseball cards and their value

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/04/sports/golf/augusta-national-womens-tournament.htmlhttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/04/sports/golf/augusta-national-womens-tournament.html

I chose this article because it a shows that even if there are challenges that might prevent women and young girl amateurs to play at the tournament it still is a start to include women in more golf tournaments. This is interesting to me because I am a fan of golf, I play golf, and I believe people should be treated equally.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/12/21/magazine/inside-the-high-drama-world-of-youth-competition-dance.html
This article was interesting to me because I am involved in the dance world, not competitive, but I’m in a company. It was also interesting because it shows how hectic things can get in a competitive invernment.

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https://www.athleticscholarships.net/history-of-volleyball.htmhttps://www.athleticscholarships.net/history-of-volleyball.htm
This article was interesting because it showed how the game volleyball was invented and how people used to play it. It also showed who created volleyball and when he invented it.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIVB_Volleyball_World_Grand_Champions_Cuphttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIVB_Volleyball_World_Grand_Champions_Cup. This site is interesting because it talks how and what the teams were going through to reach their goal. Also down below on the site you can see the History information about teams.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2016/08/09/why-olympic-swimmers-wear-two-caps-in-the-pool/?utm_term=.67bc14864ea5
This is interesting because there are many misconceptions about why olympic swimmers where two caps when most swimmers usually only wear one. This shows that there is reasoning behind this and also the importnce f speed in swimming.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/colleges/its-villanovas-world-and-college-basketball-should-be-glad-to-be-living-in-it/2018/04/03/f126ce66-3692-11e8-8fd2-49fe3c675a89_story.html?utm_term=.9e276e105977https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/colleges/its-villanovas-world-and-college-basketball-should-be-glad-to-be-living-in-it/2018/04/03/f126ce66-3692-11e8-8fd2-49fe3c675a89_story.html?utm_term=.9e276e105977
This article interested me because it was about how the team Villanova celebrates their championship and one of the main parts of their team was a guy from Stevenson named Brunson and how the organization worked together to get where they got.

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https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/articles/teaching-content/ice-skating/https://www.scholastic.com/teachers/articles/teaching-content/ice-skating/
This article tells the history of ice skating and how it works I am really interested in it since I don’t really know alot  about ice skating and it has alot  of information on how it was create.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2018/03/28/i-straight-wanted  -to-die-michael-phelps-wants-usoc-to-help-athletes-cope-with-depression/?utm_term=.009e00779229https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2018/03/28/i-straight-wanted-to-die-michael-phelps-wants-usoc-to-help-athletes-cope-with-depression/?utm_term=.009e00779229 I think this is an interesting article because I didn’t know that athletes like Michael Phelps who’ve achieved so much got depressed after the going to the Olympics, because you would never think of it. As they should be happy because of their success and achievements at the Olympics

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/01/sports/notre-dame-wins-ncaa-title.htmlhttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/01/sports/notre-dame-wins-ncaa-title.html

I thought this article was interesting because it shows how you can do something big in such a short amount of time. In this article it explained how Arike Ogunbowale, a player on the Notre Dame women’s basketball team hit a three pointer with 3 seconds left on the clock winning them the 2018 NCAA championship.

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http://bleacherreport.com/articles/823073-michael-jordan-a-player-who-changed-the-culture-of-an-entire-city?scrlybrkr=d7d5505chttp://bleacherreport.com/articles/823073-michael-jordan-a-player-who-changed-the-culture-of-an-entire-city?scrlybrkr=d7d5505c
This article is interesting to me, because it tells  Michael Jordan player led the whole team to victory. I never thought one person would be good enough to lead their team to victory. It was also interesting that Michael Jordan was responsible for their championship wins , and when he didn't play, they lost.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/parenting/wp/2016/06/01/why-70-percent-of-kids-quit-sports-by-age-13/?utm_term=.53b6c58855d6https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/parenting/wp/2016/06/01/why-70-percent-of-kids-quit-sports-by-age-13/?utm_term=.53b6c58855d6
I choose this article because it showed multiple statistics and reasons why kids are quitting playing a sport by age 13. The large number makes readers why kids are quitting so early. The reasons behind the number are true and especially being in middle school, many people can relate. This topic can relate to many people and some people might understand why other people start to quit playing a sport. Overall the article could be the case for many people and maybe could make middle schoolers not want to quit the sport they are in.

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Ok is the link would work I would have posted it but imma talk about it anyways. My article was interesting because it had more than one reason for why kids were quitting sports. https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/parenting/wp/2016/06/01/why-70-percent-of-kids-quit-sports-by-age-13/?utm_term=.27b277ced875

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https://fmq.fi/articles/music-competitions-whyhttps://fmq.fi/articles/music-competitions-why I thought this article was interesting since I play the piano, and I have participated in some piano competitions. I always have had this question whenever I get my score, how do they exactly grade the piano playing? In this article it mentions how the grading of your playing is not completely accurate, and what others think of competitions because your score is not completely accuratesince  it is being graded by another person, and we are al
l not perfect and can make mistakes in judging.

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http://www.nbcolympics.com/news/why-us-womens-gymnastics-team-chose-nickname-final-fivehttp://www.nbcolympics.com/news/why-us-womens-gymnastics-team-chose-nickname-final-five
I chose this article about the final five that dominated the 2016 rio Olympics. I chose this because, as a gymnast I find it so interesting on how they chose the name “the final five” I love reading about these moments where the characters notice something, in this case a name for their gymnastics team, that totally fits with something sentimental to their team while also having a ame  that doesn’t sound terrible.

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This article is very interesting to me because it explains how Michael Phelps won so many medals in his Olympic career and I really love watching the Olympics. Also it is interesting to me because swimming is something I really love to doand  the author of the article used repetition of Michael being the best swimmer and dominating the Olympics. In the article, the author talks about how Michael Phelps won 28 medals at the Olympics which is really awesome to me.

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RIO DE JANEIRO - The United States had never failed to take the gold in the men's 4x100-meter medley relay at a non-boycotted Summer Games, and it was not about to end the streak on Saturday, not in the competitive farewell of the greatest Olympian.

The backstroker Ryan Murphy set the tone with a world-record leadoff leg of 51.85 seconds. The breaststroker Cody Miller did his best to stay close to his British counterpart, Adam Peaty, who split a blistering 56.59. Phelps entered the water in second place.

With a 50.33 split, Phelps handed the lead to Nathan Adrian, who held on and gave the Americans the victory in a time of 3 minutes 27.95 seconds, ahead of Britain (3:29.24) and Australia (3:29.93). Phelps ended his career with 28 Olympic medals, including 23 golds. If he were a country, he would be tied for 38th, with South Africa, for golds won in the Summer Games.

"You just have no idea how difficult it is for anybody to win an Olympic gold medal," said Phelps's longtime coach, Bob Bowman. "I know Michael's done it so frequently, it's really hard to put it in perspective."

Phelps could not. He described his medal total as "insane." He entered the Rio Games as the most decorated Olympian in history, with 22 medals, including 18 golds, and added five golds and a silver during eight days of competition. His other victories came in the two freestyle relays, the 200-meter butterfly and the 200-meter individual medley, in which he became the third American Olympian after the track and field athletes Al Oerter and Carl Lewis to win the same event four times.

After 63 races spread over five Olympics, covering 11,800 meters, Phelps is finished. He was overcome with emotion after the race, tearing up as he gathered his relay mates in a huddle and told them what a privilege and an honor it had been to swim his last race with them. He walked off the deck for the last time to a standing ovation.

"It's been a dream-come-true week," Phelps said, adding, "This is the big cherry on the top that I wanted."

Murphy, 21, attributed his world record to Phelps, saying he was extra motivated to send him out on a winning note.

"He's opened a lot of doors for us," Murphy said. "No matter what country you compete for, you're indebted to Michael Phelps for making swimming more of a mainstream sport."

Phelps retired after the London Games of 2012 only to resume training in 2013. His departure this time carried an air of finality. He said he was in "the best place I've ever been in my life" and added that he was ready "to start the next chapter of my life."

Bowman said he could not imagine Phelps changing his mind and returning to competition. "I think he's in such a good place personally that he doesn't need it," he said.

It is not easy for Phelps, 31, to break new ground in his career, but he managed a few notable firsts in his fifth Games: He led the United States team as a captain, and he carried his country's flag in the opening ceremony's parade of nations. He also competed in front of his son, Boomer, who snoozed in the lap of Phelps's fiancée, Nicole Johnson.

"He always coveted wanting to be a captain," said Anthony Ervin, the 50-meter freestyle champion, who explained why it was not possible before this year. "Being Michael requires such isolation," he said, adding: "But this time he started reaching out to other people, bringing them closer. That was special for the entire team to see that."

Phelps has been on a journey of self-discovery since entering a recovery center after a second arrest on driving under the influence charges, in the fall of 2014. Over the past two years he has become more open, more eager to present his authentic self, flaws and all, to the world.

Phelps's leadership was crucial on a squad replete with athletes who have no memories of an Olympics without him in it.

"He's been the greatest swimmer for as long as I can remember," said Maya DiRado, a first-time Olympian who won three individual medals, one of each hue, and added a relay gold.

DiRado said that Phelps's American teammates had watched in wonder as he got to the wall first in the 200 butterfly despite a labored final few meters and that they had marveled at his two-second victory in the 200 I.M.

"We just sat looking at each other like, How?" DiRado said with a laugh. She added, "That's what he's done his whole career."

A 9-year-old Katie Ledecky got her photograph taken with Phelps. Ten years later, she nearly matched him medal for medal, with four golds and a silver. Led by Ledecky and inspired by Phelps, the American swimmers won 27 individual medals, including 11 golds.

In his individual swan song, Phelps won the silver in the 100 butterfly, beaten by Joseph Schooling of Singapore, who had his photo taken with Phelps in 2008. The fifth-place finisher in the 200 butterfly, Daiya Seto of Japan, had his photo taken with Phelps as an 8-year-old. Schooling, Seto and so many others grew up wanting to be like Michael.

"I think Michael on a broader scale has impacted the whole Olympic movement," said Adrian, the relay anchor. "A lot of people, you say you're an Olympian, the first thing they ask me is, 'Hey, have you met Michael Phelps?' So I think his impact on the sport has been amazing."

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RIO DE JANEIRO - The United States had never failed to take the gold in the men's 4x100-meter medley relay at a non-boycotted Summer Games, and it was not about to end the streak on Saturday, not in the competitive farewell of the greatest Olympian.

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https://www.britannica.com/sports/volleyballhttps://www.britannica.com/sports/volleyball this article is Intresting because it shows volleyball and how volleyball was created and also on how there is all of the rules and the ways to play volleyball.

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masters_Tournamenthttps://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masters_Tournament
I found this website extremely informative and helpful when I was watching golf with my dad, and now I know about when the masters tournament starts, all of the players, some really important people, and now I can know what’s happening.

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http://www.espn.com/espnw/sports/article/18659764/why-young-athletes-flocking-volleyball-not-basketball-record-numbershttp://www.espn.com/espnw/sports/article/18659764/why-young-athletes-flocking-volleyball-not-basketball-record-numbers I think this article is intresting because it tells people of how people are choosing volleyball over basketball.

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https://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.nytimes.com/2017/05/11/sports/soccer/girls-soccer-team-won-boys-league-spain.amp.htmlhttps://www.google.com/amp/s/mobile.nytimes.com/2017/05/11/sports/soccer/girls-soccer-team-won-boys-league-spain.amp.html
This is interesting to me because soccer is something I enjoy a lot, and for girls who are around my age to beat boys in a different league several times and then win the league is very interesting. Also it must have taken a lot of hard work and teamwork to make it possible, so that is exciting to me. Furthermore many people do not always recognize soccer as a girls sport too, so for this to happen is good.

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https://www.nhl.com/blackhawks/news/loyola-stevenson-to-battle-for-elusive-state-title-on-march-24/c-297179058

This article interest me by knowing that my brother is on the picture (the person jumping at the boards) and that it’s Stevenson’s first time in a hockey state championship at the united center.

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https://www.strength-and-power-for-volleyball.com/volleyball-techniques.htmlhttps://www.strength-and-power-for-volleyball.com/volleyball-techniques.html I found this article helpful because I enjoy playing volleyball and I want to improve. And this gave me some tips on how to play better.

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http://www.debate.org/debates/ballet-is-harder-than-football/1/http://www.debate.org/debates/ballet-is-harder-than-football/1/ This article really interested me because I am a dancer. Being a competitive dancer, I always get told things like “ dance isn’t a sport”, “dance is so easy”, “why do you do dance?”, and things like that. It gets very annoying when I have to hear these things over and over when it’s not true. Dance is a sport. Dance is very difficult and no one can succeed in it without years of training. Dancers are very strong. And dance is a way to express you feelings and get away from all of the stressful things in life. When you dance, you feel like you are in a whole different universe. And thats why this article speaks to me. It was about showing that dancers are strong and it takes major hard work to be a dancer.

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http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/index.html?scrlybrkr=1df87a5e#/http://www.uefa.com/uefachampionsleague/news/index.html?scrlybrkr=1df87a5e#/ I chose this article because it talks about soccer teams and how their champions league games went. The teams that emerged victorious in the first quarterfinal game tried really hard to win and played as a team to earn their success. This made me think about my soccer tournament this weekend and that my team should play like all these teams played to win. If my team can pass like these teams did, we could win our tournament. The way these teams played was a very good show of team play, a very important thing to have when you play soccer. This is why I thought my article was interesting.

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I chose this article because it was about some one who is like a brother to me, Jalen Brunson. I also chose this because it shows how devoted you need to be to make,your dreams come true. Not only dose it show the, but it show that is you believe you can accomplish something you can. https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/jalen-brunson-was-born-a-point-guard-now-for-villanova-hes-grown-into-a-star/

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I liked this article because it’s about soccer and i like soccer but when I first started reading it it said the the Real Madrid coach told Ronaldo that he had a better kick then Ronaldo did at the game Juventus vs Real Madrid but it was a funny laugh but the coach smiled or grinned when Ronaldo made a bicycle kick and scored

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Of all the masterpieces that Zinedine Zidane created during his playing career, the one that stands out is the side-on, left-footed volley that illuminated Real Madrid's Champions League final victory over Bayer Leverkusen at Hampden Park in 2002.

Roberto Carlos had surged up the left but his cross was hooked high and when it began its descent, there did not appear to be an obvious opportunity. Zidane had other ideas. The speed with which he set his feet on the edge of the penalty area was the first feature of the goal, followed by the instinctive adjustment of his body. Then, it was all about the purity of the technique; the talent that marked him out as one of the greats.

It was possible to see the parallel to Cristiano Ronaldo's show‑stopping overhead kick for Real in Tuesday's Champions League quarter-final, first-leg win against Juventus in Turin. In a heartbeat, Ronaldo had made the calculations and he seemed to levitate rather than leap. The balletic beauty was overtaken by the ruthlessness of the execution.

"Mine was better," Zidane, the Real manager, said with a grin, and he could afford to smile. Beforehand, his team had been doubted, as had he himself. It has been an underwhelming season on the domestic front, which has been scarred by the chasm that has separated Real from the league leaders, Barcelona - it stands at 13 points - and the Copa del Rey defeat by Leganés.

It does not feel too long ago that Zidane was being discussed as a soon-to-be-ex Real manager. That was in November, after the Champions League group phase loss at Tottenham, which had come on the back of a league defeat at Girona. The alarm bells screeched.

Juventus had not lost since 19 November. They had lost only once at home in the previous 75 matches in all competitions. They had conceded just twice in 17 Serie A games. Max Allegri's team also had a score to settle from last season's Champions League final, when Real had beaten them 4-1. At kick-off time, the atmosphere was feverish.

Ronaldo helped to draw the sting with a third minute opener before he scored his ludicrously spectacular second on 64 minutes. He laid on the third for Marcelo and, at 3-0, the tie feels over.

The acclaim for Ronaldo's golazo began immediately, in the shape of a standing ovation from the Juventus support. It continued long into the night and the morning after. Corriere dello Sport described it as a "work of art." Tuttosport said it was from "another planet".

"Cristiano made up the second goal," Andrea Barzagli, the Juventus defender, said. "It's a PlayStation goal. It will go down in history." Gianluigi Buffon, the Juventus goalkeeper, said that Ronaldo ought to be compared to Diego Maradona and Pelé.

The goal killed Juventus on every level and the concession to Marcelo was the consequence of their demoralisation, as was Paulo Dybala's sending-off moments earlier. Ronaldo lifted himself and his team to a higher plane and, in the process, he forced Juventus to their knees.

Yet Zidane's happiness was rooted in something deeper, more fundamental. This was a team triumph and from one that was supposed to have been the underdog. A symbol of it was Isco, the attacking midfielder, whose position was difficult to define. He floated from side to side and in front of the midfield and, with Ronaldo and Karim Benzema adjusting in front of him, Real shifted from 4-3-3 to 4-4-2 to a diamond formation. He brought the options and the fluency, together with an injection of swagger.

There was one jaw-dropping moment in the first half when he controlled an awkward high ball in deep midfield and, in one graceful movement, cushioned a pass out to Marcelo. It dropped on to the left‑back's toe. It did not lead to much but it helped to set a tone for Real. They were here to play; to impose their class.

Allegri noted how Real were "devastating with their final ball" and Isco was prominent in this area, setting up Ronaldo's first goal. So was Luka Modric. With the early advantage, Real could punch on the counterattack and when they had the space, they bristled with menace.

"Isco was very important between the lines," Zidane said. "Everyone played great but Isco was excellent."

Real's midfield was beautifully balanced, with the holding player, Casemiro, sometimes pressing as the most advanced out of himself, Modric and Toni Kroos, while at the back, Sergio Ramos and Raphaël Varane made a clutch of important first-half interventions. When Juventus thought they had got through, on 22 minutes, Keylor Navas made a wonderful reflex save to deny Gonzalo Higuaín.

In the end, though, one man stood above the collective. No player has scored more Champions League goals than Ronaldo (119) and no player has won the competition in its current branding more times than him (four). "This is our competition," the 33-year-old said. He and Real want more.
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Ronaldo heroics establish Zidane's team among Real Madrid greats

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Of all the masterpieces that Zinedine Zidane created during his playing career, the one that stands out is the side-on, left-footed volley that illuminated Real Madrid's Champions League final victory over Bayer Leverkusen at Hampden Park in 2002.

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I picked this article because it shows me that with hard work you can make to your goals.

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https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/nutrition-and-healthy-eating/in-depth/art-20048518?pg=1

I chose this article because even though I have know about Carbo Loading before,  I learned more about the purpose, and learned more details about it such as that there has to be a certain time you Carbo Load

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https://www.britannica.com/biography/Michael-Phelpshttps://www.britannica.com/biography/Michael-Phelps

I chose this article because I am a swimmer and I really love to swim. So this article is about Michael Phelps who is the American swimmer, who was the most-decorated athlete in Olympic history with 28 medals, which included a record 23 gold. This article basically talks about him. he became the first athlete to win eight gold medals at a single Olympics.

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https://www.floswimming.com/articles/5065522-a-history-of-women-in-olympic-swimminghttps://www.floswimming.com/articles/5065522-a-history-of-women-in-olympic-swimming
I really liked this article because it talks about women that swam a long distances and how the rules changed during the years. In this article it explains that a long time ago women couldn’t wear a swimsuit and show their legs, but as the time changed the rules changed too. There were very good swimmers such as Ethelda Bleibtrey who swam 100m free. In 2016, American ​Simone Manuel​ tied with ​Penny Oleksiak from Canada to win gold in the 100m free with a blistering time of 52.70.

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http://hoopshype.com/2018/04/03/jalen-brunson-draft-rumors-minnesota-timberwolves-rick-brunson/http://hoopshype.com/2018/04/03/jalen-brunson-draft-rumors-minnesota-timberwolves-rick-brunson/
I chose this because Jalen Brunson was voted the player of the year and he went to Stevenson. So I think it’s cool that a fellow stevenson student might go to the nba.

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Ok so I chose this text because I think how it interesting and important to know if you are a huge hockey fan like me that to not go feet first or head first because you could get injured just like him. And there will be consequences.

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I chose this article because it says a lot about synchronized skating and it names all of the elements as well as describing them.

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Olympics: Winter sports explained

By Agence France-Presse, adapted by Newsela staff

01/23/2018

This article was interesting because

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I chose this article because it shows that baton twirling is a competitive and hard sport.

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ARLINGTON, Va. -- Alex Ovechkin sat out practice for the Washington Capitals on Wednesday for maintenance and it is unknown whether he will play against the Nashville Predators on Thursday (7 p.m. ET; NBCSN, NBCSWA, NHL.TV).

Ovechkin, who leads the NHL with 46 goals, was slow to get up after crashing feet first into the end boards in the first period of a 4-2 win at the St. Louis Blues on Monday. The 32-year-old left wing finished the game and scored an empty-net goal with 1:31 remaining, but the Capitals held him out of practice Wednesday as a precaution after they were off Tuesday.

"It's just day to day," Capitals coach Barry Trotz said. "Obviously, you saw him go into the boards there, so it was just maintenance more than anything. He was on the ice early today and we just kept him off [for practice], and we'll see where he is [Thursday]."

Trotz said he wasn't concerned about Ovechkin's health heading into the Stanley Cup Playoffs with two regular season games remaining, but didn't know if the Capitals will hold him out Thursday as a precaution.

"We'll make that decision [Thursday]," Trotz said. "I can't make it today."

The Capitals (48-25-7) clinched first place in the Metropolitan Division and cannot catch the Boston Bruins or Tampa Bay Lightning for first place in the Eastern Conference, so their playoff positioning can't change.

Ovechkin leads the race for the Maurice Richard Trophy, awarded to the NHL's leading goal scorer, and has a chance to reach 50 goals for the eighth time in his 13-season NHL career.

Video: WSH@NYR: Ovechkin pots his 45th goal of the season

Wayne Gretzky and Mike Bossy are the only players in NHL history with more than Ovechkin's seven 50-goal seasons with nine each.

Ovechkin has a two-goal lead on Patrik Laine of the Winnipeg Jets (44 goals), is three ahead of William Karlsson of the Vegas Golden Knights (43) and four ahead of Evgeni Malkin of the Pittsburgh Penguins (42). He's bidding to lead the NHL in goals for the seventh time in his career, which would tie Bobby Hull for the most in League history.

Ovechkin has been durable throughout his career, missing 29 games. He has not missed a game the past two seasons.

"We were all worried," Trotz said. "He's had a pretty good year and he's a big part of what we do, so you have concerns. But he's been pretty durable. As soon as I saw him get up, I was much more relieved."

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ARLINGTON, Va. -- Alex Ovechkin sat out practice for the Washington Capitals on Wednesday for maintenance and it is unknown whether he will play against the Nashville Predators on Thursday (7 p.m. ET; NBCSN, NBCSWA, NHL.TV).

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http://www.nbcolympics.com/news/synchronized-skating-could-be-included-2022-olympic-programhttp://www.nbcolympics.com/news/synchronized-skating-could-be-included-2022-olympic-program

Me and a couple of other people in our grade are on a synchronized skating team that supports the synchro move into the Olympics. We all wore shirts that said, #WhyNotSynchro. I believe that synchronized skating should be in the Olympics because it is it is the 5 and the last discipline of skating.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/02/sports/ncaa-championship-villanova-michigan.html?ribbon-ad-idx=2&rref=sports&module=Ribbon&version=context&region=Header&action=click&contentCollection=Sports&pgtype=articlehttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/04/02/sports/ncaa-championship-villanova-michigan.html?ribbon-ad-idx=2&rref=sports&module=Ribbon&version=context&region=Header&action=click&contentCollection=Sports&pgtype=article

I like this article because it is about the NCAA March Madness championship game.

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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/02/13/sports/olympics/chloe-kim-halfpipe-gold.htmlhttps://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/02/13/sports/olympics/chloe-kim-halfpipe-gold.html
I chose this article because it is about a 17 year old girl who won the gold medal in woman’s halfpipe. This was interesting to me because I started snowboarding recently, and I love watching the olympics. When Chloe Kim went on the halfpipe for her first run she scored a 93.75 taking first place. Eventually everybody went and Chloe Kim was still in first place. On her last run she did not, not try. She went out there and got almost a perfect 100.

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https://www.ussportscamps.com/tips/basketball/5-key-qualities-college-coaches-look-for-in-basketball-playershttps://www.ussportscamps.com/tips/basketball/5-key-qualities-college-coaches-look-for-in-basketball-players

This article I liked because Mrs. Zbylut had something similar to this because a coach wants more than a good player, he wants a passionate, polite and very kind player, not someone who is good but then disrespects his coach’s,opponents and teammates after or before a game.

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https://www.theodysseyonline.com/why-dance-is-sporthttps://www.theodysseyonline.com/why-dance-is-sport

Since I am a dancer this article really hits home to me. I personally don’t know many people who don’t consider dance as a sport, but there are people who don’t consider dance as a sport. And this article really shows the truths and the meaning of what a sport is and how dance is in most definitely a sport. I hope others read this and realize DANCE IS A SPORT!

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http://time.com/4688623/swimming-pool-health-benefits/?scrlybrkr=fdc55204http://time.com/4688623/swimming-pool-health-benefits/?scrlybrkr=fdc55204 I chose this artical because I am on the swim team and I really enjoy it . I can relate to this artical in many ways like it keeps me busy and healthy . I noticed the difference when I swim and when i don’t swim I feel different . I found It interesting that the artical said that in running vs swimming you Breath differently. In swimming you breath more deeply where as in running you breath in more rapidly and forcefully. I also learned from this article that swimming is more soft on the joints compare to running . I chose this artical because it reminds me  of the Challange of swimming and keeping up with my health .

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The article “ U.S. Sled Hockey Gold Medalist Jack Wallace Returns Home A Hero” is a very good article to view because it gives us a brief interview of who Jack Wallace is. It also shows how he had a great life when he had his leg amputated due to the cause of his leg in a boat accident. To briefly explain, he was waterskiing and during that time, the boat made a sudden stop which caused Jack’s leg to go in the propeller of the boat. As a result, the blade chopped off his leg which he had to amputate his knee additionally. Finally at the end, it shows people from his street cheering for the achievement he made.

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The article I chose is https://www.cbssports.com/olympics/news/rio-olympics-2016-michael-phelps-wins-gold-in-final-race-of-career/ and in that article it is about Michael Phelps won his last gold medal. This is really cool to me because I’m a swimmer and for me it is amazing watching the Olympics and watching him and how many gold medals he has. Also in this it shows what stroke and how long the swim was. It tells details about his race. Overall this I chose this article because it was really cool for me to read because I am a swimmer as well.

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So, the article uses reasoning, such as average wins by different seeds in different parts of the tournament, through statistical information, to develop a possible perfect bracket. Though this occured before last night’s championship, it presented a nice view into thinking about the NCAA, and even applying probable upsets.

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https://www.britannica.com/sports/volleyballhttps://www.britannica.com/sports/volleyball I thought it was interesting because it gives information on volleyball for people that want to learn more about it like how it talks about the basic rules and the history on how it was created.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fancy-stats/wp/2018/03/12/the-perfect-bracket-to-win-your-march-madness-pool/?utm_term=.7d68ecb939fdhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/news/fancy-stats/wp/2018/03/12/the-perfect-bracket-to-win-your-march-madness-pool/?utm_term=.7d68ecb939fd
This article was very interesting to me, in the sense that it implemented the use of logic and statistics into the NCAA. Since the NCAA is a very large tournament that occurs every year, people will usually set off to create a March madness bracket. The goal of this bracket is to get all of the game winners correct, across all points of March Madness. Well, this article uses statistics, which really allowed me to visualize the thought that really must go into creating a bracket. A large reason for my interest in this article is how it emphasizes your actual chances of getting a perfect bracket, and possibly winning 1 million a year for life, as billionaire Warren Buffet proposed to give anyone who got a perfect bracket. Well, you actual have the virtually impossible odds of 1 to approximately 9,200,000,000,000,000,000. In words, this is well over one to nine quintillion! However, the article applies statistics, and average percentages to factor this score down to one to some billions, if the logic of the article is applied. I found it surprising to read about the tips and strategies this article talked about, in order to get a perfect bracket. So, this article aims towards

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http://www.uschesstrust.org/chess-articles/http://www.uschesstrust.org/chess-articles/ this article was interesting to me because it shows me how chess uses I intelligence and strategy to win.

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http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/elgin-courier-news/sports/ct-ecn-olympics-figure-skating-bradie-tennell-st-0207-20180206-story.html?scrlybrkr=15a4a32ehttp://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/elgin-courier-news/sports/ct-ecn-olympics-figure-skating-bradie-tennell-st-0207-20180206-story.html?scrlybrkr=15a4a32e
This article is about the figure skater and olympian, Bradie Tennell, and her journey to the olympics with her coach, Denise Myers. It also talk shows about how her music for her free skate, a Cinderella theme relates to her unexpected fame after she recently won the U.S national championship in the senior division. This article was very interesting to me because like Brynn said, Bradie skates at the same rink I skate at, Twin Rinks, and it is really cool to see how she has grown as a skater, never gave up, and accomplished her goals.

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https://www.olympic.org/news/olympic-basketball-s-muddy-beginningshttps://www.olympic.org/news/olympic-basketball-s-muddy-beginnings

This article was interesting to me because it talks about how basketball was invented and how the sport became popular after time.

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https://www.livestrong.com/article/342427-the-history-of-competitive-swimming/https://www.livestrong.com/article/342427-the-history-of-competitive-swimming/
This website is actually made up of several articles about swimming. These articles are about the history of competitive swimming. I find these interesting because it is about the one sport I really do enjoy and I never have learned about the history of swimming.

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http://www.espn.com/espnw/sports/article/18659764/why-young-athletes-flocking-volleyball-not-basketball-record-numbershttp://www.espn.com/espnw/sports/article/18659764/why-young-athletes-flocking-volleyball-not-basketball-record-numbers This article is about how some young athletes choose Volleyball over basketball. Showing how it is just as competitive as basketball maybe even more. This topic was interesting to me because I personally love volleyball and I don’t like basketball as much.

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http://abcnews.go.com/International/olympics-2018-pyeongchang-winter-games-south-korea/story?id=52026112http://abcnews.go.com/International/olympics-2018-pyeongchang-winter-games-south-korea/story?id=52026112

This article is interesting to me because it tells the reader all about the winter games such as why Russia was banned, what medals look like and if it would be safe from North Korea.

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http://time.com/5165739/bradie-tennell-olympic-figure-skating/?scrlybrkr=7271a148http://time.com/5165739/bradie-tennell-olympic-figure-skating/?scrlybrkr=7271a148

This article is about Bradie Tennell, who was a figure skater who competed in the Winter Olympics. This is an interesting article because she skates at my rink, and it shows how she suddenly rose to fame after multiple injuries to her back.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/30/sports/uconn-notre-dame-women-final-four.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fncaabasketball&action=click&contentCollection=ncaabasketball&region=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=10&pgtype=sectionfronthttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/30/sports/uconn-notre-dame-women-final-four.html?rref=collection%2Fsectioncollection%2Fncaabasketball&action=click&contentCollection=ncaabasketball&region=stream&module=stream_unit&version=latest&contentPlacement=10&pgtype=sectionfront

This artical was about how a women’s basketball team was winning the final Four.

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http://www.stack.com/a/why-is-eating-healthy-important?scrlybrkr=fddd61c2http://www.stack.com/a/why-is-eating-healthy-important?scrlybrkr=fddd61c2

This article talks about why it is important to condition and train your body before, during, and after a sporting event. The text provides many reasons on why this will benefit athletes. Personally, I am already aware of the importance of this, but I think this article does a great job explaining and describing why conditioning is crucial, which I think would be interesting for many readers.

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This article is about a Chinese lady who swims in the Olympics. This topic was interesting to me because I enjoy learning about swimming and competitions to do with swimming, especially as I swim myself. I think that being enthusiastic about sports is important because it shows that you care about the sport you play.

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The Rio Olympics may have found its breakout star, but not solely based on athletic performance. Chinese backstroke swimmer Fu Yuanhui has become Rio 2016's resident comic.

Yuanhui has delivered a world class performance in the pool, finishing with a bronze medal in the 100-metre backstroke - tied with Canada's Kylie Masse, but it's been her post-race reactions that have shot her to social media fame.

After qualifying for the 100-metre finals with a third place finish, she excitedly told a reporter "I used my primordial powers!" After winning the bronze on Monday, unaware of the medal standings, a reporter filled her in on where she finished. Her reactions quickly went viral.

When the same reporter told her she finished one-hundreth of a second behind the silver medalist, she deadpanned it was because "her arms were too short."

Displaying rare unbridled enthusiasm, Yuanhui's expressions - some with mouth agape, others bursting with joy, have stood in stark contrast with the oftentimes solemn and withheld reactions of other athletes.

Her recent fame has also led to the discovery of other hilarious moments from her past events, the most notable example probably coming from the world championships in Barcelona last year.

Standing poolside while waiting for an interview, Yuanhui adjusts her bathing suit, unintentionally snapping it back. Grimacing with pain, her reaction captured a rare moment of a world class athlete showing the all-too-human trait of clumsiness.

Although Yuanhui's animated presence has been a welcome dose of comedy to Olympic audiences worldwide, in China her popularity is turning her into a full-fledged star.

A recent 60-minute livestream answering questions on a popular app in China attracted over 10 million viewers. Her Weibo account, the Chinese version of Facebook, shot up from around 100,000 followers to over three million in a matter of days.

Yuanhui will return to the spotlight Saturday when she swims with China in the 4×100-metre relay. China's relay team is considered a strong medal contender, and won the same event at the world championships last year.

If her mugging for the cameras on the podium at that tournament are any indication, who knows what we can expect from Rio 2016's resident comedienne if they land in a similar spot.
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Rio 2016: Meet Fu Yuanhui, China's bronze medal swimmer and Rio's resident comic

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The Rio Olympics may have found its breakout star, but not solely based on athletic performance. Chinese backstroke swimmer Fu Yuanhui has become Rio 2016's resident comic. Yuanhui has delivered a world class performance in the pool, finishing with a bronze medal in the 100-metre backstroke - tied with Canada's Kylie Masse, but it's been her post-race reactions that have shot her to social media fame.

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https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/olympics/2013/09/02/jennie-finch-why-softball-should-be-in-olympics/2756255/https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/olympics/2013/09/02/jennie-finch-why-softball-should-be-in-olympics/2756255/

This article is interesting to me because it talks about why softball should be in the Olympics, I agree because softball is a great sport and it is a common sport that I think people will enjoy watching. Right now they don’t have many competitive leagues for softball so if it’s in the Olympics that gives women more opportunities to showcase their talents, since there aren’t many girls/women playing softball this will make them play because they can have the Olympics as their goal which will keep them preserving.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/16/sports/march-madness-ncaa-tournament.htmlhttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/16/sports/march-madness-ncaa-tournament.html

This   Is interesting because it shows how in the NCAA a number 16 seed made history when they were the first 16 seed team to beat a number 1 seed in the first round of the tournament

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The article above is very

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I think this article is interesting because it shows the win of Villanova for March Madness which will go down in history.  I also think this article was cool because this is historicaly important which is what wee are learning in Social Studies.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/sports/wp/2018/03/22/march-madness-live-updates-2/?utm_term=.7ecd16a931e4

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http://www.cbc.ca/kidscbc2/the-feed/14-weird-and-wacky-hockey-facts?scrlybrkr=5ff57faehttp://www.cbc.ca/kidscbc2/the-feed/14-weird-and-wacky-hockey-facts?scrlybrkr=5ff57fae
This article interest me because there is a lot fun facts about hockey and lot info I never heard before,and I think is a great article to let people get interested in hockey and enjoy the sport.

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https://qz.com/861576/the-long-route-to-winning-the-first-african-gold-at-the-winter-olympics/https://qz.com/861576/the-long-route-to-winning-the-first-african-gold-at-the-winter-olympics/
This is an article about African winter Olympians who . I found this article interesting because it is surprising that athletes, who lived in a hot country that never snowed or didn’t have good training locations, put so much effort and determination to compete in a sport that doesn’t have a mountain to train on or a bobsled trail to practice on.

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https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/march-madness-2018-villanova-wins-ncaa-championship/https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/march-madness-2018-villanova-wins-ncaa-championship/

This article is interesting because it talks about how Villanova won march madness. Villanova won against Michigan yesterday and took home the crown, it was a good win and a fun game to watch.

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https://www.denverpost.com/2018/04/01/march-madness-how-michigan-ncaa-tournament-championship-game/https://www.denverpost.com/2018/04/01/march-madness-how-michigan-ncaa-tournament-championship-game/
The NCAA tournament championship game was very interesting because of all of the teams amazing skills. For example, Villanova beat Michigan in the finals with their amazing three point shots, and also their powerful team which leads to layups. Michigan is one of the best teams in the country at defending the three pointer, which will leave a one on one for a layup. Since Villanova is also very good at layups, they take their chance and score. It amazed me that Jaylen Brunson did not do very well in the championship game, and their bench came in clutch. One of the bench players had 31 points and played amazing defense. This was one of Villanovas daggers that helped win the championship game.

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https://www.olympic.org/news/olympic-basketball-s-muddy-beginningshttps://www.olympic.org/news/olympic-basketball-s-muddy-beginnings

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https://www.verywellfit.com/should-i-carbo-load-before-the-marathon-3435709https://www.verywellfit.com/should-i-carbo-load-before-the-marathon-3435709

This article was interesting to me because although I already knew that you needed to carb up before a marathon or a race, the article told me how much of it you should eat, “60 to 70 percent.” This article that I have posted really tells people why you need to carb up before a marathon or race.

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Kash- Winter Olympics Link & Explanation 

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Kash- Winter Olympics Link & Explanation 

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https://www.google.com/amp/abcnews.go.com/amp/International/olympics-2018-pyeongchang-winter-games-south-korea/story%3fid=52026112

The link that I have attached above is about the all known WINTER OLYMPICS. I find the Winter Olympics tremendously interesting and really fun. The article will tell and show you everything you need to know about it and will give you some cool facts. I really like this arcticle in particular because it really shows and goes in depth about how the Winter Olympics work and everything that goes on there. The article has lots of other info and facts as well. I chose this article to talk about the Winter Olympics because it has cool facts. Thee cool facts include how the medals look, what they do there, rules and way more. This is why it’s interesting.

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This video is a basketball coach discussing what is important to him in a player. It's interesting because what he looks for in a player isn't necessarily what some people would consider a 'good player' to be.

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