OMAHA, Neb. -- Katie Ledecky set herself up to swim a third individual event in Rio, qualifying fastest for the 800-meter freestyle at the U.S. trials Friday.The Maryland teenagers time of 8 minutes, 10.91 seconds in the preliminaries was third fastest in the world this year. She owns the 10 leading times in the events history. Ledecky made a name for herself by winning the 800 free four years ago in London.She is already on the team in the 200 and 400 free. Ledecky is in line to match Debbie Meyers sweep of the 200, 400 and 800 freestyles at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics. Shane Gould of Australia won the 200 and 400 free in world-record time at the 1972 Munich Games, and finished second in the 800 free.Ledecky has the 100 free final Friday night and returns Saturday for the 800 free final.I dont think Ive done this before, 800 free prelims and then a big-time 100 free final, she said. Itll be fun. A little different.Leah Smith, already on the team in the 400 free, qualified second fastest for the 800 free in 8:21.64 -- 10.73 seconds behind Ledecky.Michael Phelps was back in the pool for the 100 butterfly heats, where he qualified sixth fastest in 51.87 seconds. Ryan Lochte was ninth to move into the 16-man evening semifinals, but will not swim.Lochte was focused on the 200 individual medley final Friday night, where he and Phelps were to resume their long rivalry. The top two finishers qualify for Rio.Phelps has a busy night ahead. Hell swim the 200 IM final and return about 30 minutes later for the 100 fly semis.The fastest qualifier in the 100 fly was Matthew Josa in 51.61. He swims at Division III Queens University in his hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina.Missy Franklin topped the 200 backstroke heats in 2:09.69. Maya DiRado, already on the team in the 200 and 400 IM, goes for a third individual event. She was second fastest in 2:09.76. They moved on to the evening semis.Olympic newcomer Caeleb Dressel led a veteran field in the 50 free heats with a time of 21.76. Anthony Ervin, the 200 Olympic champion, was second in 21.80. Cullen Jones, silver medalist in London, was third at 21.84 to make the semis.It means a lot to be able to hold your own against these young guys, said Jones, who is 32.He failed to qualify in the 100 free and was shaken after friend Matt Grevers missed out in the 100 back as the defending Olympic champion.But I had to put that aside, Jones said. I had to think about how I wanted to go out, how I wanted to do everything I planned on doing. I put too much work in this year to not put up a good time.Nathan Adrian, the 100 free winner at trials, also advanced fourth in 21.96. 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Cheap Colts Jerseys .C. -- Charlotte Bobcats coach Steve Clifford said after all of these years in the NBA hes still amazed at some of the things LeBron James does.Stan Wawrinka refused to blame injury for his abject performance against Kei Nishikori at the ATP World Tour Finals in London on Monday. The world No 3 was broken twice in each set on the way to a 6-2 6-3 defeat that leaves his chances of qualifying for this weekends semi-finals in peril.Wawrinka complained of a knee problem in the build-up to the tournament and took to the court wearing a strapping, but he insisted he had not been hampered by it. Live Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals November 15, 2016, 12:00pm Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass Speaking in his post-match press conference, he said: It was not a great match compared to what I can do, thats for sure. In general, I think he played well and put a lot of pressure on from the beginning.I was a little bit slow on everything. I was hesitating a lot with my game, my movement. Nishikori joins Sky Sports pundit Leif Shiras at the SkyPad I was feeling better on the court [than previous days], so I thought I could play at a better level today. I was expecting a good match. Didnt happen today.Nishikori, meanwhile, is setting his sights on overtaking Wawrinka in the ATP world rankings after beating the Swiss with an excellent all-round display. Awesome Nishikori beats Wawrinka Kei Nishikori produced some impressive tennis to beat Stan Wawrinka at The O2 Just 210 points now separate world No 3 Wawrinka, No 4 Milos Raonic and No 5 Nishikori after the first round-robin matches, with a potential 1,300 points still available this week.ddddddddddddNishikori said: I felt very comfortable out there. I started very good, so I was very confident. I saw that he wasnt playing his best and he was missing. I saw a lot of opportunity today, so I tried to be aggressive. Wawrinka may have lost but still managed to pull out this superb forehand Im not thinking too much about rankings, but would be nice if I could finish No 4 or No 3. I see a good chance to be there if I can play good this week. Thats one of my goal this week.Also next year I hope I can stay No 4 or No 3 and try to catch up Andy [Murray] and Djoko [Novak Djokovic].Watch every day of the ATP World Tour Finals, from November 13-20, live on Sky Sports. Full schedule here. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just £6.99. No contract. Also See: Tour Finals: Panel predictions Now is the time for Milos Now well see the real Novak Shots to watch at The O2 ' ' '