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Colorado will have plenty of representation on the U. S. women’s Olympic soccer team. Forwards Sophia Smith and Mallory Swanson and midfielder Lindsey Horan on Tuesday were named to the 18-player roster headed to Paris. However, veteran forward Alex Morgan won’t be going to the Olympics after surprisingly being left off the roster by U.

The Broncos’ full training camp schedule is here. Denver has 16 practices at the Broncos training facility open to fans, a big jump up from the 12 open practices a year ago. Tickets are free and available to reserve starting 10 a.m. Wednesday for season-ticket members and 10 a.m. Thursday for the general public. Related Articles Denver Broncos | Broncos set for 16 open training camp practices beginning Friday, July 26 Denver Broncos | Broncos Journal: Sean Payton is smitten with Bo Nix, and four other takeaways from offense after offseason program Denver Broncos | Broncos RB Jaleel McLaughlin determined to carve out bigger role in Year 2 Denver Broncos | Broncos hire former Stanford HC David Shaw as senior personnel executive in front office Denver Broncos | Broncos to sign DE Dondrea Tillman from UFL, source says Generally speaking, parking lots open at 8 a.m., gates open at 9 a.m.

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California's summer COVID wave arrives early. How to stay safe San Francisco ChronicleCOVID-19 cases on the rise this summer with sub-variants USA TODAY"No evidence" new COVID variant LB.1 causes more severe disease, CDC says CBS News