Southern California Athletics | August 19, 2016 USC's De Grasse earns second medal USC's Andre De Grasse won silver in the men's 200M, just behind Usain Bolt. Share Andre De Grasse won a silver medal in the men's 200m at the 2016 Olympics held at Olympic Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Thursday. With two medals earned in the day, Trojans and former Trojans have won 12 medals at the Rio Games. Announcer: "De Grasse may be the future of global sprinting!" 1st Trojan to medal in 200m since Quarrie in 1980 (Bronze) & 5th USC medalist. — @USC_Track_Field (@USC_Track_Field) August 19, 2016 Related Story: Current student-athletes competing by school De Grasse won the silver medal for Canada with a time of 20.02 (-0.5). Usain Bolt of Jamaica won the event with a time of 19.78, his third straight 100m and 200m titles at the Olympics. De Grasse had run a PR of 19.80 (-0.3), breaking his national record, to advance out of the semifinals yesterday with the second-best qualifying time. Andre De Grasse @De6rasse is 2nd to Usain Bolt in his 200m semis heat to advance to finals w/PR & Canada record of 19.80 (-0.3)! #USC2RIO — @USC_Track_Field (@USC_Track_Field) August 18, 2016 De Grasse is expected to compete today in the men's 4x100m relay final for Canada. Related Story: Rio 2016: Keep track of NCAA student-athletes' Olympic medals The women's DI college volleyball teams with the most national championships Stanford leads all DI women's volleyball programs with nine national championships since 1981. READ MORE Georgia jumps Ohio State, Michigan enters the top 4 for Week 2 AP Poll The first full week of college football led to some big changes in the AP Poll as Georgia moved in front of Ohio State and Michigan entered the top four. READ MORE How USC & UCLA's move to the Big Ten impacts the college track and field landscape How will USC and UCLA's conference switch impact the track and field landscape? Let's break it down. READ MORE