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Maggie Shea, of Wilmette, and Stephanie Roble, of East Troy, Wisconsin, are in 8th place following two days of racing in the 49er FX skiff class and remain in the mix for a medal. They capsized near the finish line of their final race Wednesday, costing them valuable points in the standings but not their good spirits.

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USA’s Maggie Shea, left, and Stephanie Roble finish their first 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021 off Enoshima Yacht Harbor during the Tokyo Olympics. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA"s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete with other boats in their second women's skiff 49er FX race of the day, July 28, 2021, off Enoshima Yacht Harbor during the Tokyo Olympics.

USA”s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete with other boats in their second women’s skiff 49er FX race of the day, July 28, 2021, off Enoshima Yacht Harbor during the Tokyo Olympics. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA"s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021.

USA”s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA"s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021.

USA”s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA's Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021.

USA’s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA's Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble capsize near the end of their third 49er FX skiff race of the day on July 28, 2021.

USA’s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble capsize near the end of their third 49er FX skiff race of the day on July 28, 2021. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA's Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble work to right the sailboat after capsizing near the end of their third 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021.

USA’s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble work to right the sailboat after capsizing near the end of their third 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA's Maggie Shea, right, and Stephanie Roble finish their first 49er FX skiff race of the day , July 28, 2021, during the Tokyo Olympics.

USA’s Maggie Shea, right, and Stephanie Roble finish their first 49er FX skiff race of the day , July 28, 2021, during the Tokyo Olympics. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA's Maggie Shea, right, and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021 off Enoshima Yacht Harbor during the Tokyo Olympics.

USA’s Maggie Shea, right, and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021 off Enoshima Yacht Harbor during the Tokyo Olympics. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA's Maggie Shea, right, and Stephanie Roble compete in their third 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021 during the Tokyo Olympics.

USA’s Maggie Shea, right, and Stephanie Roble compete in their third 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021 during the Tokyo Olympics. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

Obscured by a wave, USA's Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021,during the Tokyo Olympics.

Obscured by a wave, USA’s Maggie Shea and Stephanie Roble compete in their second 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021,during the Tokyo Olympics. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

USA's Maggie Shea, left, and Stephanie Roble finish their third 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021, during the Tokyo Olympics.

USA’s Maggie Shea, left, and Stephanie Roble finish their third 49er FX skiff race of the day, July 28, 2021, during the Tokyo Olympics. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

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