Freddie Crittenden Advances to 110-Meter Hurdles Semifinals

New repechage round at Paris Olympics offers second chance for athletes to qualify after initial setbacks.

• Crittenden ran 13.42 seconds in the repechage round to secure his spot in the semifinals.
• The repechage round allows athletes another opportunity to qualify if they don't succeed in their first attempt.
• Crittenden had to navigate an injury and a slow start but managed to win his heat.
• The new format was introduced in 2022 and is being used for the first time in the Paris Olympics.
• DeAnna Price did not advance in the hammer throw finals, while Annette Nneka Echikunwoke won silver for the U.S.

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