Turin, Italy

Grand Prix, men’s epée, March 23, Vancouver

ROWING

Samsung World Cup, March 22-24, Penrith, Australia

Fourteen members of the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team are among 22 U.S. athletes who will compete this weekend in the first Samsung World Cup event of the season in Australia. The World Cup is being run in conjunction with the Sydney International Rowing Regatta.

Olympic gold medalist Kayla Harrison, who earned a silver medal at the Pan American Open last week in Uruguay, will lead the U.S. team into a Continental Cup tournament this weekend in Argentina. The United States won two gold, two silver and five bronze medals at the Pan American Open.

Other top U.S. athletes on the 25-member squad include two-time Olympian Travis Stevens and Samantha Bleier, who each won gold last week.

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Scholastic & Youth Nationals, March 22-24, Miami

MODERN PENTATHLON

World Cup, March 20-24, Rio de Janeiro

Sisters Margaux and Isabella Isaksen qualified to compete in Friday’s finals at the World Cup in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Margaux Isaksen placed fifth in her qualifying group and Isabella was 11th. The competition continues through Sunday with the men. Dennis Bowsher and Eli Bremer lead the U.S. men.

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING

U.S. Collegiate Championships, March 20-23, Palo Alto, Calif.

Ohio State will seek its 29th championship at the U.S. Collegiate Championships at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif. The tournament, which features solo, duet, trio and team competition, will determine the spots for the U.S. World University squad.

In addition, swimmers will also compete Sunday in the trials for the U.S. World Championship team. The squads for the World