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    Teen sprinter Chen Yujie wins third medal at Asian Games 2026▼Asian Games 2026: 4x100m relay success for China as 17-year-old Chen Yujie secures third medal: “There is no pressure on me”✉newsSportOlympics1 d ago

    Seventeen-year-old Chinese sprinter Chen Yujie claimed her third medal of the Asian Games 2026 after China's success in the 4x100m relay. Speaking after the race, the teenager said "there is no pressure on me", striking a relaxed tone despite her rapid rise. Her multi-medal haul has made her one of the standout young athletes of the games.

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    Seventeen-year-old Borussia Dortmund forward Mathis Albert made his debut for the United States men's national team, drawing immediate praise from head coach Mauricio Pochettino. The young attacker's senior debut at such a young age has prompted excitement among US soccer fans, who see the Dortmund talent as part of a promising new generation for the national team.

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    At 17, Kang Jun-i eyes Olympic gold▼At 17, Kang Jun-i eyes Olympic gold — and a trick of his own✉newsSportOlympics2 d ago

    Seventeen-year-old South Korean athlete Kang Jun-i is targeting Olympic gold, with ambitions of landing a signature trick of his own along the way. The Korea Herald profiled the teenager as one of the country's notable young Olympic prospects, drawing attention to his age, talent and long-term competitive goals.

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    Teenager Gilberto Mora saves Mexico in Marquez's debut●Gilberto Mora, 17, scores first Mexico goal, salvages draw vs. Colombia in Marquez coaching debut https://www. nytimes.cMmastodonSportSoccer13 d ago

    Seventeen-year-old Gilberto Mora scored his first goal for Mexico, earning a draw against Colombia in Rafa Marquez's first match as the national team's coach. The teenage midfielder, widely regarded as the centerpiece of Mexico's next generation, delivered the decisive moment when his side needed it, giving Marquez a morale-boosting result to open his tenure. Fans are hailing Mora as both the present and future of Mexican soccer.

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    Teenager Gilberto Mora scores first Mexico goal under Marquez●Gilberto Mora, 17, scores first Mexico goal, salvages draw vs. Colombia in Marquez coaching debut https://www.nytimes.coMmastodonSportSports13 d ago

    Seventeen-year-old Gilberto Mora scored his first goal for Mexico's national team, earning a draw against Colombia in Rafael Marquez's debut match as Mexico head coach. The young midfielder's equalizer rescued the result and gave Marquez, the former Mexico captain, a point in his first game in charge, drawing attention to the teenager's rising prominence ahead of upcoming commitments.

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    SEVENTEEN's Jun releases '9' music video starring Isabella Leong●https://www. tkhunt.com/2573086/ SEVENTEEN ジュン、タイトル曲「9」MV公開…女優のイザベラ・リョンが出演 – Kstyle # Celebrity # KPop # Kstyle # SEVENTMmastodonCultureCelebrity01 d ago

    SEVENTEEN member Jun has released the music video for his title track '9', featuring actress Isabella Leong. The release is drawing attention from K-pop and C-pop fans alike, as the pairing of the Chinese member of the Korean group with the Hong Kong-born actress marks a notable crossover. Korean entertainment outlets are covering the collaboration as part of Jun's solo activities.

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    Egypt Tops Ranking of Countries With Richest History●Countries with the Richest History: 1. Egypt 2. Greece 3. Italy 4. France 5. United Kingdom 6. China 7. Spain 8. Turkey𝕏xIT64922 h ago

    A widely shared ranking claims to list the countries with the richest history, placing Egypt first, followed by Greece and Italy. France, the United Kingdom, China, Spain and Turkey round out the top eight, with India, Japan, Russia, Germany, Mexico, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Austria and Morocco completing the list of seventeen. Reactions have focused on the subjective nature of the ranking and the placement of countries like China and India outside the top spots.

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    USA Baseball Ends National Team Identification Series After 17 Years●The National Team Identification Series To End After Seventeen Years✉newsSportBaseball10 min ago

    USA Baseball has announced that the National Team Identification Series, a developmental program that scouted young players across the country for seventeen years, will be discontinued. The series served as a key pipeline for identifying amateur talent for national team consideration. Details on the reasons behind the decision and any replacement programming have not been outlined in the announcement.