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Here's what you should know from Day 10 of competition:

• Gymnastics concluded in Paris, highlighted by Rebeca Andrade, Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles.
• Caroline Marks defeated Tatiana Weston-Webb to win gold in women's surfing.
• After wrapping up a gold medal in men's pole vault, Mondo Duplantis raised the bar and broke the world record.
• The U.S. took silver in an exciting triathlon mixed relay finish.
• United States' Valarie Allman won gold in the women's discus throw.
• Team USA beat Canada to win the bronze medal in women's 3x3 basketball.
• Vincent Hancock and Austen Smith scored silver in mixed team skeet shooting.
• Noah Lyles competed in his 200m heat, finishing with a time of 20.19 seconds to coast into Wednesday's semifinal.
• U.S. beach volleyball pairing Miles Partain and Andy Benesh advanced to the quarterfinals.
• The first-ever medals were awarded in kayak cross.

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Monday marked the final day of artistic gymnastics from Bercy Arena with the men's parallel bars and high bar, as well as the women's beam and floor.

Simone Biles, Suni Lee and Jordan Chiles all competed for the United States, though no American men competed in the parallel bars or high bar.

Brazil's Rebeca Andrade edged out Simone Biles to win gold in the floor final. With six Olympic medals, Andrade becomes the most decorated Olympian for Brazil. Andrade has won four of her six medals in Paris. 

Biles, a seven-time Olympic gold medalist, earned silver. In her routine, which is set to a mix of Taylor Swift and Beyoncé songs, Biles showcased an extremely high level of difficulty, including the triple double (Biles II) in her first pass as well as her first named skill on the floor, the Biles I. Two bounces out of bounds, however, took her out of the running for gold.

This was Biles' 11th Olympic medal and her fourth in Paris. She became the 11th American to win 11 Olympic medals and the second U.S. gymnast to win more than one medal on the floor (joining Aly Raisman). 

Jordan Chiles initially appeared to finish in fifth place but her score was raised following an inquiry, lifting her into third place overall by one tenth of a point. This is Chiles' first individual Olympic medal and she now has a medal of each color.

Results: Women's Floor Exercise

🥇 Rebeca Andrade (BRA)
🥈 Simone Biles (USA)
🥉 Jordan Chiles (USA)

FULL RESULTS

Earlier in the day, Alice D'Amato won Italy's first Olympic gold medal on balance beam. D'Amato has now earned two medals in her second Olympic appearance.

With Manila Esposito claiming bronze, Italy took two medals in an Olympic gymnastics event final for the first time since 1912.

Zhou Yaqin of China won silver.

Biles finished in fifth place after she fell off the beam during her acrobatic series. Lee finished in sixth place after she also fell on her acrobatic series. They received the exact same score — a 13.100.

Results: Women's Balance Beam

🥇 Alice D'Amato (ITA)
🥈 Zhou Yaqin (CHN)
🥉 Manila Esposito (ITA)

FULL RESULTS

After a series of postponements, Olympic surfing from Tahiti concluded with the semifinals and medal matches for the men's and women's contests.

Tahiti native Kauli Vaast, competing for France, took gold on the men's side after knocking off Brazil's Gabriel Medina in the semifinals and Australia's Jack Robinson in the final.

In the women's contest, 22-year-old Caroline Marks gave the U.S. its second Olympic surfing title in a row. The gold medal final came down to the wire as her opponent, Brazil's Tatiana Weston-Webb, caught the last wave of the heat and anxiously awaited her score. That score came in just slightly under what Weston-Webb needed to take over the lead, and Marks was rewarded with Olympic gold after she finished fourth in Tokyo three years ago.

Results: Women's Surfing

🥇 Caroline Marks (USA)
🥈 Tatiana Weston-Webb (BRA)
🥉 Johanne Defay (FRA)

FULL RESULTS

Results: Men's Surfing

🥇 Kauli Vaast (FRA)
🥈 Jack Robinson (AUS)
🥉 Gabriel Medina (BRA)

FULL RESULTS

Sweden's Mondo Duplantis not only defended his Olympic title, winning gold in the men's pole vault final, but he broke his own world record for a ninth time by clearing a height of 6.25m. That record-breaking leap came nearly a half hour after winning his second consecutive Olympic gold medal.

At just 24, Duplantis has already tied American Bob Richards (1952, 1956) for the most gold medals in Olympic men’s pole vault history.

"The biggest dream since I was a kid was to break the world record at the Olympics," Duplantis said. "I’ve been able to do it in front of the most ridiculous crowd I’ve ever competed in front of." It’s one of those things that don’t really feel real, such an out-of-body experience."

American Sam Kendricks took silver — his career second Olympic medal after earning bronze in 2016. 

Results: Men's Pole Vault

🥇 Mondo Duplantis (SWE)
🥈 Sam Kendricks (USA)
🥉 Emmanouil Karalis (GRE)

FULL RESULTS

The U.S. team of Seth Rider, Taylor Spivey, Morgan Pearson and Taylor Knibb earned the silver medal in a photo finish in the triathlon mixed team relay on Monday.

Knibb delivered a stellar performance and made up four places on the final biking leg to give the U.S. a brief lead before Laura Lindemann of Germany reclaimed the position.

This was the second mixed relay triathlon medal for the U.S. as well as the second Olympic medal for Knibb and Pearson. It was the first Olympic medal for Rider and Spivey.

Results: Triathlon Mixed Team Relay

🥇 Germany (GER)
🥈 United States (USA)
🥉 Great Britain (GBR)

FULL RESULTS

Team USA's Valarie Allman made history on Monday with her gold medal win in women's discus. She is the first American woman ever to win two gold medals in any field event, as well as the third woman in history to win back-to-back Olympic golds in this event. 

“It took me a minute to find my groove, but once my coach got me in a better headspace, and we just took it throw by throw, it felt like things were just clicking and that stadium filled with 80,000 people were just bringing out the best in all the athletes," Allman said. "I’m so grateful to embrace that and be part of such a historic night.”

Results: Women's Discus

🥇 Valarie Allman (USA)
🥈 Feng Bin (CHN)
🥉 Sandra Elkasevic (CRO)

FULL RESULTS

Team USA took home the bronze medal on Monday with a 16-13 win over Canada at La Concorde. 

Hailey Van Lith led a balanced American attack with a game-high six points and two assists to take down Team Canada. Rhyne Howard put up four points on 3-of-5 shooting, while both Dearica Hamby and Cierra Burdick each scored three points.

“Even beating Canada for this bronze medal is a big win for us," Van Lith said. "The USA is new to 3x3 so we are hoping to grow the game and next time get the gold."

After a surprising 0-3 start in Paris, the U.S. stormed through the rest of pool play, and blasted China in the play-in game to reach the semifinals. However, Team USA fell short of the gold medal game with their loss to Spain, 18-16, in overtime.

"After we lost [to Spain] and had our gold dream crushed, we were down," Van Lith said. "We were kind of feeling sorry for ourselves. It took a lot of mental toughness just to compete in this game.”

BOX SCORE

Results: Women's 3x3 Basketball

🥇 Germany (GER)
🥈 Spain (ESP)
🥉 United States (USA)

• Americans Vincent Hancock and Austen Smith teamed up to take silver in mixed team skeet shooting.
• Cho Yeong-Jae won silver in his debut Olympics for South Korea's sixth shooting medal of these Games, which is the most shooting medals South Korea has won in one Olympics.
• U.S. men's beach volleyball duo Chase Budinger and Miles Evans were eliminated from the competition on Monday after losing to Norway in the Round of 16. The other U.S. men's pairing, Miles Partain and Andy Benesh, won their match and will head to the quarterfinals.
• On the women's side of the beach volleyball competition, Taryn Kloth and Kristen Nuss fell in straight sets to Canada. Kloth and Nuss were expected to contend for a medal in Paris.
• The first-ever Olympic medals were awarded in men's and women's kayak cross. Noemie Fox of Australia won gold in the women's event while New Zealand's Finn Butcher won gold for the men.
• Great Britain’s Keely Hodgkinson won her first Olympic gold medal, prevailing in the women’s 800m final in a time of 1:56.72.
• Kenyan Beatrice Chebet stormed down the home stretch to win gold in the women's 5000m, her first Olympic medal. Her compatriot Faith Kipyegon was initially disqualified, but later won her appeal and had her silver medal reinstated.
• Gold medal favorite Gabby Thomas sailed through her 200m semifinal in 21.86 seconds. U.S. teammates Brittany Brown and McKenzie Long advanced, as well, meaning all three Americans in the event will reach the final.
• Noah Lyles competed in his 200m heat, finishing with a time of 20.19 seconds to coast into Wednesday's semifinal alongside defending Olympic champion Andre De Grasse of Canada.
• Team USA men's volleyball rolled Brazil for a semifinal berth.

The U.S. added eight more medals to its tally on Monday, including two golds courtesy of Caroline Marks (women's surfing) and Valarie Allman (women's discus). Team USA remains at the top of the overall medal chart by a wide margin, and in a tie which China for most total gold medals (21).

COMPLETE STANDINGS