Women end 2015 Worlds with two gold, one bronze

For the fourth straight World Championships, the United States’ women’s freestyle program left the annual tournament with at least three individual medals … as Helen Maroulis (55k) and Adeline Gray (75k) won gold medals and Leigh Jaynes-Provisor ended the event with a bronze medal at 60k.

That win propelled the American women’s freestyle team to a third-place finish. Japan won the team title with 51 points, followed by China with 42 and the United States with 31.

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Helen Maroulis (left) and Adeline Gray captured the 13th and 14th all-time gold medals by U.S. women

Helen Maroulis (left) and Adeline Gray captured the 13th and 14th all-time gold medals by U.S. women

Leigh Jaynes-Provisor, a member of the U.S. Army's World Class Athlete Program, received instruction from her coach Aaron Sieracki en route to capturing a bronze medal in women's freestyle. (Ginger Robinson photo)

Leigh Jaynes-Provisor, a member of the U.S. Army’s World Class Athlete Program, received instruction from her coach Aaron Sieracki en route to capturing a bronze medal in women’s freestyle. (Ginger Robinson photo)

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