TOKYO, Japan — For the first time since the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich, Team USA did not win a medal on the first day of the Olympics. However, Team USA did have big wins in several sports, including women's water polo and men's boxing.
However, among the biggest wins were women's softball and soccer.
The US Women's National Team in soccer dominated New Zealand 6-1 in their second match of the group stage, rebounding from a disappointing 3-0 loss to Sweden.
Among those that took the field for the USA was Jacksonville's Kelley O'Hara, who started a defender before being taken out in the 60'.
Team USA Softball also romped to a victory, beating Australia 2-1. The team is currently 4-0 with victories against Italy, Canada, Mexico and Australia, all in shutout fashion.
Mandarin High School alum Michelle Moultrie, 31, has one hit and RBI in eight at-bats for Team USA.
Meanwhile, Aubree Munro, who played for the Florida Gators, has one hit and one run.
Kelsey Steward, also an alum of the Florida Gators softball team, has one hit.
Among the athletes set to take the Olympic stage Sunday are Jacksonville's Ryan Murphy and Caleb Dressel of Green Cove Springs. Both will be competing in separate events in swimming.