Thanks to April Ross and Nia Ali, USC is adding two more medals to its all-time Olympic tally.Ross, a three-time All-American with USC's indoor women's volleyball team, bounced back from her surprising loss in the semifinals to win a bronze medal in beach volleyball with partner Kerri Walsh Jennings on Wednesday. Ross and Walsh Jennings dropped the first set to Brazil's Larissa Franca Maestrini and Talita Rocha, but the pair came back to win the last two sets to secure a medal. It's Ross' second medal in as many trips to the Olympics, having won a silver at London 2012 with fellow Trojan Jennifer Kessy.
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Ali, meanwhile, placed second in the women's 100m hurdles to secure USC's first ever medal in the event. Ali, with a time of 12.59 (+0.0) finished in between fellow Americans Brianna Rollins and Kristi Catlin, giving the U.S.A. its first ever sweep in that event, which garnered the praise of the First Lady of the United States.
USC now boasts 10 medals at Rio 2016 (three gold, four silver, three bronze).
