Lokiru Paul : Here's How Many Medals Every Country Has Won at the Tokyo Summer Olympics So Far

UPDATED: AUGUST 5, 2021 12:52 PM EDT | ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: JULY 26, 2021 1:22 PM EDT

Team USA leads for the most overall medals in the Tokyo Summer Olympics as of 12:50 p.m. ET Thursday, having secured 91 medals. China follows with 74 overall medals but leads the gold-medal haul with 34 medals, while the U.S. has won 29. Both countries are followed by the Russian Olympic Committee’s 58 medals, which include 16 gold.

Many of the Tokyo Olympics’ most prominent sports are winding down—and the last two weeks have been full of dramatic upsets and emotional wins. In the final of the women’s team gymnastics event last week, U.S. gymnast Simone Biles pulled out of the closely-watched event after one rotation and later pulled out of the individual all-around competition to focus on her mental health. A day after Biles withdrew from the individual all-around final, Team USA’s Sunisa Lee—the first Hmong-American Olympian—took the gold in the event. In the women’s gymnastics team final, Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) ultimately secured the gold, with the U.S. claiming the silver and Great Britain taking bronze.

Last week, rising Australian star swimmer Ariarne Titmus beat American Katie Ledecky in the women’s 400-m freestyle finals, and Great Britain’s Tom Daley and Matty Lee won the 10-meter synchronized diving, beating the favorite, China, and securing Daley his first gold medal. Nishiya Momiji also become the youngest Olympic gold medalist in Japan’s history with her win in the women’s street skateboarding event.

Here’s how many medals each country has won so far at the Tokyo Summer Olympics in 2021.

United States, 91 medals

Gold: 29 medals

Carissa Moore, Surfing, Women’s shortboard
Chase Kalisz, Swimming, Men’s 400-m individual medley
Team USA, Swimming, Men’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Will Shaner, Shooting, 10-m Air rifle men
Vincent Hancock, Shooting, Skeet men
Amber English, Shooting, Skeet women
Lee Kiefer, Fencing, Women’s foil individual
Anastasija Zolotic, Taekwondo, Women -57kg
Lydia Jacoby, Swimming, Women’s 100-m breastroke
Katie Ledecky, Swimming, Women’s 1,500-m freestyle
Team USA, Women’s 3×3 basketball
Bobby Finke, Swimming, Men’s 800-m freestyle
Caeleb Dressel, Swimming, Men’s 100-m freestyle
Sunisa Lee, Gymnastics, Women’s individual all around
Katie Ledecky, Swimming, Women’s 800-m freestyle
Caeleb Dressel, Swimming, Men’s 100-m butterfly
Caeleb Dressel, Swimming, Men’s 50-m freestyle
Bobby Finke, Swimming, Men’s 1,500-m freestyle
Team USA, Swimming, Men’s 4×100-m medley relay
Xander Schauffele, Golf, Men’s tournament
Jade Carey, Gymnastics, Women’s floor exercise
Valarie Allman, Track and field, Women’s discus throw
Athing Mu, Track and field, Women’s 800 m
Tamyra Mensah, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 68kg
Sydney McLaughlin, Track and field, Women’s 400-m hurdles
Katie Nageotte, Track and field, Women’s pole vault
Ryan Crouser, Track and field, Men’s shot put
David Taylor, Wrestling, Men’s freestyle 86kg
Nevin Harrison, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s C-1-200-m sprint

Silver: 35 medals

Mary Tucker and Lucas Kozeniesky, Shooting, Mixed team air rifle
Jessica Parratto and Delaney Schnell, Diving, Women’s synchro platform
Katie Ledecky, Swimming, Women’s 400-m freestyle
Jay Litherland, Swimming, Wen’s 400-m individual medley
Emma Weyant, Swimming, Women’s 400-m individual medley
Team USA, Gymnastics, Women’s Team Event
Team USA, Equestrian, Dressage
Team USA, Women’s Tournament, Softball
Alex Walsh, Swimming, Women’s 200-m individual medley
Erica Sullivan, Swimming, Women’s 1,500-m freestyle
Regan Smith, Swimming, Women’s 200-m butterfly
Team USA, Swimming, Women’s 4×200-m freestyle relay
Michael Hixon and Andrew Capobianco, Diving, Women’s synchronized platform
Lilly King, Swimming, Women’s 200-m breastroke
Ryan Murphy, Swimming, Men’s 200-m backstroke
Kayle Browning, Shooting, Women’s trap
Team USA, Triathlon, Mixed relay
Team USA, Swimming, Women’s 4×100-m women’s medley relay
Hannah Roberts, BMX, Women’s freestyle
Raven Saunders, Track and field, Shot put
MyKayla Skinner, Gymnastics, Women’s vault
Fred Kerley, Track and field, Men’s 100 m
Katherine Nye, Weight lifting, Women’s -76kg
Keni Harrison, Track and field, Women’s 100-m hurdles
Adeline Gray, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 76kg
Benjamin Rai, Track and field, Men’s 400-m hurdles
Brittney Reese, Track and field, Women’s long jump
Chris Nilsen, Track and field, Men’s pole vault
Dalilah Muhammad, Track and field, Women’s 400-m hurdles
Courtney Frerichs, Track and field, Women’s 3,000-m steeplechase
Kenneth Bednarek, Track and field, Men’s 200 m
Grant Holloway, Track and field, Men’s 110-m hurdles
Joe Kovacs, Track and field, Men’s shot put
Duke Ragan, Boxing, Men’s featherweight (125 pounds)
Nathaniel Coleman, Sport climbing, Men’s combined

Bronze: 27 medals

Kieran Smith, Swimming, Men’s 400-m freestyle
Hali Flickinger, Swimming, Women’s 400-m individual medley
Team USA, Swimming, Women’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Jagger Eaton, Skateboarding, Men’s street
Katie Zaferes, Triathlon, Women’s individual
Regan Smith, Swimming, Women’s 100-m backstroke
Ryan Murphy, Swimming, Men’s 100-m backstroke
Lilly King, Swimming, Women’s 100-m breastroke
Kate Douglass, Swimming, Women’s 200 Individual medley
Hali Flickinger, Swimming, Women’s 200-m butterfly
Annie Lazor, Swimming, Women’s 200-m breastroke
Team USA, Track and field, Mixed 4×400-m relay
Brian Burrows and Madelynn Bernau, Shooting, Mixed team trap
Sunisa Lee, Gymnastics, Women’s uneven bars
Krysta Palmer, Diving, Women’s springboard
Team USA, Fencing, Men’s team foil
Sarah Robles, Weight lifting, Women’s +87kg
Gabby Thomas, Track and field, Women’s 200 m
Raevyn Rogers, Track and field, Women’s 800 m
Simone Biles, Gymnastics, Women’s balance beam
Team USA, Cycling, Track: Women’s team pursuit
Oshae Jones, Boxing, Women’s welterweight (152 pounds)
Noah Lyles, Track and field, Men’s 200 m
Helen Maroulis, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 57kg
Thomas Gilman, Wrestling, Men’s freestyle 57kg
Cory Juneau, Skateboarding, Men’s park
U.S. Women’s National Team, Soccer, Women’s tournament

China, 74 medals

Gold medallist China's Chen Lijun gestures as he stands on the podium for the victory ceremony of the men's 67kg weightlifting competition during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at the Tokyo International Forum in Tokyo on July 25, 2021.

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Gold: 34 medals

Yang Qian and Yang Haoran, Shooting, Mixed team air rifle
Jiang Ranxin and Pang Wei, Shooting, Mixed team air pistol
Yang Qian, Shooting, 10m Air rifle women
Li Fabin, Weight lifting, Men’s 61kg/134 lbs
Chen Lijun, Weight lifting, Men’s 67kg/147 lbs
Hou Zhihui, Weight lifting, Women’s 49kg/108 lbs
Shi Tingmao and Wang Han, Diving, Women’s synchronized 3-m springboard
Sun Yiwen, Fencing, Women’s épée individual
Wang Zongyuan and Xie Siyi, Diving, Men’s synchronized 3-m springboard
Team China, Rowing, Women’s quadruple sculls
Zhang Yufei, Swimming, Women’s 200-m butterfly
Team China, Swimming, Women’s 4×200-m freestyle relay
Chen Meng, Table tennis, Women’s singles
Wang Shun, Swimming, Men’s 200-m individual medley
Chen Yuxi and Zhang Jiaqi, Diving, Women’s synchronized platform
Huang Dongping and Wang Yilyu, Badminton, Mixed doubles
Xueying Zhu, Trampoline, Women’s event
Ma Long, Table Tennis, Men’s singles
Lu Yunxiu, Sailing, Women’s windsurfer (RS:X)
Shi Zhiyong, Weight lifting, Men’s -73kg
Lyu Xiojun, Weight lifting, Men’s -81kg
Gong Lijao, Track and field, women’s shot put
Shi Tingmao, Diving, Women’s springboard
Chen Yufei, Badminton, Women’s singles
Zhang Changhong, Shooting, Men’s smallbore rifle, 3 positions
Wang Zhouyu, Weight lifting, Women’s -87kg
Liu Yang, Gymnastics, Men’s rings
Bao Shanju and Zhong Tianshi, Cycling, Track: women’s sprint
Li Wenwen, Weight lifting, Women’s +87kg
Xie Siyi, Diving, Men’s springboard
Guan Chenchen, Gymnastics, Women’s balance beam
Zou Jingyuan, Gymnastics, Men’s parallel bars
Quan Hongchan, Diving, Women’s platform
Team China, Table tennis, Women’s team

Silver: 24 medals

Sheng Lihao, Shooting, 10-m Air rifle men
Cao Yuan and Chen Aisen, Diving, Men’s synchronized 10-m platform
Zhang Yufei, Swimming, Women’s 100-m butterfly
Liao Qiuyun, Weight lifting, Women’s 55kg
Xu Xin and Liu Shiwen, Table Tennis, Mixed doubles
Xiao Ruoteng, Gymnastics, Men’s all around
Sun Yingsha, Table tennis, Women’s singles
Sun Yingsha, Table tennis, Women’s singles
Liu Lingling, Trampoline, Women’s event
Huang Yaqiong and Zheng Siwei, Badminton, Mixed doubles
Team China, Swimming, Mixed 4×100 medley relay
Li Junhui and Liu Yuchen, Badminton, Men’s doubles
Dong Dong, Trampoline, Men’s event
Wang Han, Diving, Women’s springboard
Chen Qingchen and Jia Yifan, Badminton, Women’s doubles
You Hao, Gymnastics, Men’s rings
Chen Long, Badminton, Men’s singles
Liu Hao and Zheng Pengfei, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s C-2 1,000-m sprint
Wang Zongyuan, Diving, Men’s springboard
Tang Xiijing, Gymnastics, Women’s balance beam
Huang Xuechen and Sun Wenyan, Artistic swimming, Duet
Chen Yuxi, Diving, Women’s platform
Zhu Yaming, Track and field, Men’s triple jump
Wang Zheng, Track and field, Women’s hammer throw

Bronze: 16 medals

Pang Wei, Shooting, 10-m Air pistol men
Jiang Ranxin, Shooting, 10-m Air pistol women
Yang Haoran, Shooting, 10-m Air rifle men
Wei Meng, Shooting, Skeet women
Li Bingjie, Swimming, Women’s 400-m freestyle
Zhao Shuai, Taekwondo, Men -68kg
Men’s Team, Gymnastics
Liu Zhiy and Zhang Lian, Rowing, Men’s double sculls
Team China, Women’s 3×3 basketball
Team China, Rowing, Women’s eight
Xiao Jiaruixuan, Shooting, Women’s short pistol
Bi Kun, Sailing, Men’s windsurfer (RS:X)
Xiao Routeng, Gymnastics, Men’s floor exercise
Li Yuehong, Shooting, Men’s rapid fire pistol
Walihan Sailike, Wrestling, Men’s greco-roman 60kg
Qian Zhou, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 76kg

Russian Olympic Committee, 58 medals

David Belyavskiy, Nikita Nagornyy, Artur Dalaloyan and Denis Abliazin of Team ROC pose with the gold medal after winning the Men's Team Final on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Ariake Gymnastics Centre on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.

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Gold: 16 medals

Sofia Pozdniakova, Fencing, Women’s sabre individual
Vitalina Batsarashkina, Shooting, Air pistol women
Vitalina Batsarashkina, Shooting, Women’s sport pistol
Maksim Khramtcov, Taekwondo, Men -80kg
Russian Olympic Committee, Men’s Team, Gymnastics
Evgeny Rylov, Swimming, Men’s 100-m backstroke
Vladislav Larin, Taekwondo, Men +80kg
Russian Olympic Committee, Women’s Team, Gymnastics
Russian Olympic Committee, Fencing, Men’s team foil
Evgeny Rylov, Swimming, Men’s 200-m backstroke
Russian Olympic Committee, Fencing, Women’s team sabre
Andrey Rublev and Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, Tennis, Mixed doubles
Musa Evloev, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 97kg
Svetlana Kolenichenko and Svetlana Romashina, Artistic swimming, duet
Albert Batyrgaziev, Boxing, Men’s featherweight (125 pounds)
Zavur Uguev, Wrestling, Men’s freestyle 57kg

Silver: 22 medals

Artem Chernousov and Vitalina Batarshkina, Shooting, Mixed team air pistol
Inna Deriglazova, Fencing, Women’s foil individual
Sofya Velikaya, Fencing, Women’s sabre individual
Anastasiia Galashina, Shooting, 10m Air rifle women
Tatiana Minin, Taekwondo, Women -57kg
Women’s Team, Archery
Kliment Kolesnikov, Swimming, Men’s 100-m backstroke
Russian Olympic Committee, Swimming, Men’s 4×200 freestyle relay
Russian Olympic Committee, Women’s 3×3 basketball
Russian Olympic Committee, Men’s 3×3 basketball
Elena Oryabinskaya, Rowing, Women’s pair
Russian Olympic Committee, Fencing, Men’s team épée
Elena Osipova, Archery, Women’s individual
Hanna Prakhatsen, Rowing, Women’s single sculls
Yulia Zykova, Shooting, Women’s smallbore rifle, 3 positions
Russian Olympic Committee, Fencing, Men’s team foil
Anastasiia Iliankova, Gymnastics, Women’s uneven bars
Karen Khachanov, Tennis, men’s singles
Aslan karatsev and Elena Vesnina, Tennis, Mixed doubles
Sergey Kamenskiy, Shooting, Men’s smallbore rifle 3 positions
Dennis Abliazin, Gymnastics, Men’s vault
Anzhelika Sidorova, Track and field, Women’s pole vault

Bronze: 20 medals

Yulia Karimova and Sergey Kamensky, Shooting, Mixed team air rifle
Larisa Korobeynikova, Fencing, Women’s foil individual
Wikhail Artamonov, Taekwondo, Men -58kg
Aleksandr Bondar and Viktor Minibaev, Diving, Men’s synchronized 10-m platform
Madina Taimazova, Judo, Women’s -70kg
Nikita Nagornyy, Gymnastics, Men’s all around
Kliment Kolesnikov, Swimming, Men’s 100-m freestyle
Miyaz Ilyasov, Judo, Men’s -100kg
Angelina Melnikova, Gymnastics, Women’s individual all around
Angelina Melnikova, Gymnastics, Women’s floor exercise
Tamerlan Bashaev, Judo, Men’s +100kg
Yulia Karimova, Shooting, Women’s smallbore rifle, 3 positions
Imam Khatayev, Boxing, Men’s light heavy (178 pounds)
Andrey Zamkovoy, Boxing, Men’s welterweight (152 pounds)
Daria Shemeleva and Anastasiia Voinova, Cycling, Track: women’s team sprint
Sergey Emelin, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 60kg
Sergey Semenov, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 130kg
Nikita Nagornyy, Gymnastics, Men’s high bar
Artur Naifonov, Wrestling, Men’s freestyle 86kg
Gleb Bakshi, Boxing, Men’s light heavy (178 pounds)

Great Britain, 51 medals

Gold: 16 medals

Tom Pidcock, Cycling, Men’s Cross country
Tom Daley and Matty Lee, Diving, Men’s synchronized 10-m platform
Adam Peaty, Swimming, Men’s 100-m breaststroke
Tom Dean, Swimming, Men’s 200-m freestyle
Team Great Britain, Swimming, Men’s 4×200-m freestyle relay
Bethany Shriever, BMX, Women’s racing
Team Great Britain, Swimming, Mixed 4×200-m freestyle relay
Team Great Britain, Triathlon, Mixed relay
Charlotte Worthington, BMX, Women’s freestyle
Max Whitlock, Gymnastics, Men’s pommel horse
Team Great Britain, Equestrian, Team eventing
Dylan Fletcher and Stuart Bithell, Sailing, Men’s 49er
Giles Scott, Sailing, Men’s finn
Hannah Mills and Eilidh McIntyre, Sailing, Women’s 470
Ben Maher, Equestrian, Individual jumping
Matt Walls, Cycling, Track: Men’s omnium

Silver: 18 medals

Bradly Sinden, Taekwondo, Win -68kg
Lauren Williams, Taekwondo, Women -67kg
Alex Yee, Triathlon, Men’s individual
Georgia Taylor-Brown, Triathlon, Women’s individual
Duncan Scott, Swimming, Men’s 200-m freestyle
Team Great Britain, Rowing, Men’s quadruple sculls
Mallory Franklin, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s C-1 slalom
Duncan Scott, Swimming, Men’s 200-m individual medley
Kye White, BMX, Men’s racing
Team Great Britain, Swimming, Men’s 4×100-m medley relay
Tom McEwen, Equestrian, Individual eventing
Emily Campbell, Weight lifting, Women’s +87kg
John Gimson and Anna Burnet, Sailing, Mixed nacra 17
Keely Hodgkinson, Track and field, Women’s 800 m
Team Great Britain, Cycling, Track: Men’s team sprint
Team Great Britain, Cycling, Track: Women’s team pursuit
Pat McCormack, Boxing, Men’s welterweight (152 pounds)
Ben Whittaker, Boxing, Men’s light heavy (178 pounds)

Bronze: 17 medals

Chelsie Giles, Judo, Women -52kg
Women’s Team, Gymnastics
Bianca Walkden, Taekwondo, Women +67kg
Team Great Britain, Equestrian, Dressage
Charlotte Dujardin/Gio, Equestrian, Individual dressage
Matthew Coward-Holley, Shooting, Men’s trap
Team Great Britain, Rowing, Men’s eight
Luke Greenbank, Swimming, Men’s 200-m backstroke
Bryony Page, Trampoline, Women’s event
Karriss Artingstall, Boxing, Women’s featherweight (125 pounds)
Emma Wilson, Sailing, Women’s windsurfer (RS:X)
Bryony Page, Trampoline, Women’s event
Declan Brooks, BMX, Men’s freestyle
Frazer Clarke, Boxing, Men’s super heavy (+200 pounds)
Sky Brown, Skateboarding, Women’s park
Jack Laugher, Diving, Men’s springboard
Liam Heath, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s K-1-200-m sprint

Japan, 46 medals

Momiji Nishiya of Team Japan poses with her gold medal during the Women's Street Final medal ceremony on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Ariake Urban Sports Park on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.

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Gold: 22 medals

Naohisa Takato, Judo, Men -60 kg
Hifumi Abe, Judo, Men -66 kg
Shohei Ono, Judo, Men -73 kg
Uta Abe, Judo, Women -52 kg
Yuto Horigome, Skateboarding, Men’s street
Momiji Nishiya, Skateboarding, Women’s street
Yui Ohashi, Swimming, Women’s 400-m Individual medley
Mizutani Jun and Ito Mima, Table tennis, Mixed doubles
Takanori Nagase, Judo, Men -81kg
Women’s Tournament, Softball
Yui Ohashi, Swimming, Women’s 200-m Individual medley
Chizuru Arai, Judo, Women’s -70kg
Daiki Hashimoto, Gymnastics, Men’s all around
Aaron Wolf, Judo, Men’s 100kg
Shori Hamada, Judo, Women’s -78kg
Akira Sone, Judo, Women’s +78kg
Team Japan, Fencing, Men’s team épée
Daiki Hashimoto, Gymnastics, Men’s high bar
Sakura Yosozumi, Skateboarding, Women’s park
Yukako Kawai, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 62kg
Sena Irie, Boxing, Women’s featherweight (125 pounds)
Risako Kawai, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 57kg

Silver: 10 medals

Kanoa Igarashi, Surfing, Men’s shortboard
Funa Tonaki, Judo, Women -48 kg
Men’s Team, Gymnastics
Tomoru Honda, Swimming, 200-m butterfly
Team Japan, Judo, Mixed team
Kenchiro Fumita, Wrestling, Men’s greco-roman 60kg
Cocona Hiraki, Skateboarding, Women’s park
Team Japan, Table tennis, Women’s team
Koki Ikeda, Track and field, Men’s 20-km walk
Kiyou Shimizu, Karate, Women’s kata

Bronze: 14 medals

Funa Nakayama, Skateboarding, Women’s street
Mikiko Ando, Weight lifting, Women’s 59 kg
Tsukasa Yoshida, Judo, Women -57 kg
Team Japan, Archery, Men’s team
Mima Ito, Table tennis, Women’s singles
Amuro Tsuzuki, Surfing, Women’s shortboard
Takaharu Furukawa, Archery, Men’s individual
Arisa Higashino and Yuta Watanabe, Badminton, Mixed doubles
Kazuma Kaya, Gymnastics, Men’s pommel horse
Mai Murakami, Gymnastics, Women’s floor exercise
Shohei Yabiku, Wrestling, Men’s greco-roman 77kg
Mima Ito, Table tennis, Women’s singles
Ryomei Tanaka, Boxing, Men’s fly (114 pounds)
Tsukimi Namiki, Boxing, Women’s fly (112 pounds)

Australia, 41 medals

Ariarne Titmus of Team Australia waves during the medal ceremony after winning gold in the Women's 400-m freestyle final on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo Aquatics Centre on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.

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Gold: 17 medals

Ariarne Titmus, Swimming, Women’s 400-m freestyle
Team Australia, Swimming, Women’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Kaylee McKeown, Swimming, Women’s 100-m backstroke
Ariarne Titmus, Swimming, Women’s 200-m freestyle
Team Australia, Rowing, Men’s Four
Team Australia, Rowing, Women’s Four
Zac Stubblety-Cook, Swimming, Men’s 200-m breastroke
Jessica Fox, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s C-1 slalom
Emma McKeon, Swimming, Women’s 100-m freestyle
Emma McKeon, Swimming, Women’s 50-m freestyle
Kaylee McKeown, Swimming, Women’s 200-m backstroke
Team Australia, Swimming, Women’s 4×100-m medley relay
Logan Martin, BMX, Men’s freestyle
Matthew Wearn, Sailing, Men’s laser
Matthew Belcher and William Ryan, Sailing, Men’s 470
Jean Van Der Westhuyzen and Thomas Green, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s K-2 1,000-m sprint
Keegan Palmer, Skateboarding, Men’s park

Silver: 5 medals

Jack McLoughlin, Swimming, Men’s 400-m freestyle
Kyle Chalmers, Swimming, Men’s 100-m freestyle
Ariarne Titmus, Swimming, Women’s 800-m freestyle
Team Australia, Equestrian, Team eventing
Team Australia, Field hockey, Men’s tournament

Bronze: 19 medals

Jessica Fox, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-1 slalom
Owen Wright, Surfing, Men’s shortboard
Emma McKeon, Swimming, Women’s 100-m butterfly
Brendon Smith, Swimming, Men’s 400-m individual medley
Team Australia, Swimming, Men’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Team Australia, Swimming, Men’s 4×200-m freestyle relay
Team Australia, Rowing, Men’s quadruple sculls
Team Australia, Rowing, Women’s quadruple sculls
Rohan Dennis, Cycling, Men’s road time trial
Team Australia, Swimming, Women’s 4×200-m freestyle relay
Cate Campbell, Swimming, Women’s 100-m freestyle
Emily Seebohm, Swimming, Women’s 200-m backstroke
Team Australia, Swimming, Mixed 400-m medley relay
Ashleigh Barty and John Peers, Tennis, Mixed doubles
Andrew Hoy, Equestrian, Individual eventing
Kareena Lee, Swimming, Women’s 10km open water
Team Australia, Cycling, Track: Men’s team pursuit
Ashley Moloney, Track and field, Men’s decathlon

Italy, 35 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Vito Dell’aquila, Taekwondo, Men -58kg
Valentina Rodini and Federica Casarini, Rowing, Women’s lightweight double sculls
Lamont Marcell Jacobs, Track and field, Men’s 100 m
Gianmarco Tamberi, Track and field, Men’s high jump
Ruggero Tita and Caterina Banti, Sailing, Mixed nacra 17
Team Italy, Cycling, Track: Men’s team pursuit
Massimo Stano, Track and field, Men’s 20-km walk

Silver: 10 medals

Daniele Garozzo, Fencing, Men’s foil individual
Luigi Samele, Fencing, Men’s sabre individual
Team Italy, Swimming, Men’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Diana Bacosi, Shooting, Skeet women
Giorgia Bordignon, Weight lifting, Women’s 64kg
Team Italy, Fencing, Men’s team sabre
Gregorio Paltrinieri, Swimming, Men’s 800-m freestyle
Mauro Nespoli, Archery, Men’s individual
Vanessa Ferrari, Gymnastics, Women’s floor exercise
Giorgia Bordignon, Weight lifting, Women’s 64kg

Bronze: 18 medals

Nicolo MartinenghI, Swimming, Men’s 100-m breaststroke
Elisa Longo Borghini, Cycling, Women’s road race
Odette Giuffrida, Judo, Women -52kg
Mirko Zanni, Weight lifting, Men’s 67kg
Women’s Team, Épée Fencing
Women’s Team, Foil Fencing
Maria Centracchio, Judo, Women -63kg
Federico Burdisso, Swimming, Men’s 200-m butterfly
Team Italy, Rowing, Men’s four
Stefano Oppo and Pietro Ruta, Rowing, Men’s lightweight double sculls
Lucilla Boari, Archery, Women’s individual
Simona Quadarella, Swimming, Women’s 800-m freestyle
Antonio Pizzolato, Weight lifting, Men’s -81kg
Irma Testa, Boxing, Women’s featherweight (125 pounds)
Elisa Longo Borghini, Cycling, Women’s road race
Gregorio Paltrinieri, Swimming, Men’s 10km open water
Viviana Bottaro, Karate, Women’s kata
Irma Testa, Boxing, Women’s featherweight (125 pounds)

Germany, 34 medals

Gold: 9 medals

Ricarda Funk, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-1 Slalom
Team Germany, Equestrian, Team Dressage
Jessica Von Brendow-Werndl, Equestrian, Individual dressage
Alexander Zverev, Tennis, Men’s singles
Julia Kradjewski, Equestrian, Individual eventing
Aline Focken, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 76kg
Malaika Mihambo, Track and field, Women’s long jump
Team Germany, Cycling, Track: Women’s team pursuit
Florian Wellbrock, Swimming, Men’s 10km open water

Silver: 9 medals

Eduard Trippel, Judo, Men’s -90kg
Isabell Werth, Equestrian, Individual dressage
Jonathan Rommelmann and Jason Osborne, Rowing, Men’s lightweight double sculls
Team Germany, Rowing, Men’s eight
Sophie Lee Friedrich and Emma Hinze, Cycling, Track: Women’s team sprint
Kristin Pudenz, Track and field, Women’s discus throw
Tina Lutz and Susann Beucke, Sailing, Women’s 49er FX
Lukas Dauser, Gymnastics, Men’s parallel bars
Max Hoff and Jacob Schopf, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s K-2 1,000-m sprint

Bronze: 16 medals

Germany’s Women’s Team, Archery
Sideris Tasiadis, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s canoe
Lena Hentschel and Tina Punzel, Diving, Women’s synchronized 3-m springboard
Patrick Hausding and Lars Rudiger, Diving, Men’s synchronized 3-m springboard
Sarah Kohler, Swimming, Women’s 1,500-m freestyle
Andrea Herzog, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s C-1 Slalom
Anna Maria Wagner, Judo, Women’s -78kg
Dimitrij Ovtcharov, Table tennis, Men’s singles
Team Germany, Judo, Mixed team
Florian Wellbrock, Swimming, Men’s 1,500-m freestyle
Hannes Anger, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s K-1 slalom
Sideris Tasiadis, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s C-1 slalom
Erik Heil and Thomas Plossel, Sailing, Men’s 49er
Paul Kohlhoff and Alica Stuhlemmer, Sailing, Mixed Nacra 17
Frank Stabler, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 67kg
Denis Kudla, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 87kg

France, 27 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Romain Cannone, Fencing, Men’s épée individual
Clarisse Agbegnenou, Judo, Women -63kg
Hugo Boucheron and Matthieu Androdias, Rowing, Men’s double sculls
Team France, Judo, Mixed team
Team France, Fencing, Men’s team foil
Jean Quiquampoix, Shooting, Men’s rapid fire pistol
Steven Da Costa, Karate, Men’s 67kg

Silver: 11 medals

Amandine Buchard Nordmeyer, Judo, Women -52 kg
Sarah-Leonie Cysique, Judo, Women -57 kg
Huge Boucheron and Matthieu Androdias, Rowing, Men’s double sculls
Madeleine Malonga, Judo, Women’s -78kg
Team France, Fencing, Women’s team foil
Team France, Fencing, Women’s team sabre
Thomas Goyard, Sailing, Men’s windsurfer (RS:X)
Charline Picon, Sailing, Women’s windsurfer (RS:X)
Team France, Rugby, Women’s tournament
Florent Manaudou, Swimming, Men’s 50-m freestyle
Kevin Mayer, Track and field, Men’s decathlon

Bronze: 9 medals

Luka Mkheidze, Judo, Men -60 kg
Manon Brunet, Fencing, Women’s sabre individual
Althea Laurin, Taekwondo, Women’s +67kg
Teddy Riner, Judo, Men’s +100kg
Romane Dicko, Judo, Women’s +78kg
Team France, Triathlon, Mixed relay
Team France, Equestrian, Team eventing
Team France, Cycling, Men’s team sprint
Camille Lecointre and Aloise Retornaz, Sailing, Women’s 470

Netherlands, 26 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Annemiek Van Vleuten, Cycling, Women’s road time trial
Team Netherlands, Rowing, Men’s quadruple sculls
Niek Kimmann, BMX, Men’s racing
Kiran Badloe, Sailing, Men’s windsurfer (RS:X)
Sifan Hassan, Track and field, Women’s 5,000 m
Team Netherlands, Cycling, Track: Men’s team sprint
Shanne Braspennincx, Cycling, Track: Women’s kierin

Silver: 9 medals

Mixed Team Netherlands, Archery
Annemiek van Vleuten, Cycling, Women’s road race
Arno Kamminga, Swimming, Men’s 100-m breaststroke
Melvin Twellaar and Stefan Broenink, Rowing, Men’s double sculls
Team Netherlands, Rowing, Women’s four
Tom Dumoulin, Cycling, Men’s road time trial
Arno Kamminga, Swimming, Men’s 200-m breastroke
Sharon Van Rouwendaal, Swimming, Women’s 10km open water
Anouk Vetter, Track and field, Women’s heptathlon

Bronze: 10 medals

Roos De Jong and Lisa Scheenaard, Rowing, Women’s double sculls
Anna Van Der Breggen, Cycling, Women’s road time trial
Sanne Van Duke, Judo, Women’s -70kg
Ilse Paulis and Marieke Keijser, Rowing, Women’s lightweight double sculls
Merel Smulders, BMX, Women’s racing
Marit Bouwmeester, Sailing, Women’s laser radial
Annemiek Bekkering and Annette Duetz, Sailing, Women’s 49er FX
Femke Bol, Track and field, Women’s 400-m hurdles
Maikel Van Der Vleuten, Equestrian, Individual jumping
Emma Oosterwegel, Track and field, Women’s heptathlon

South Korea, 19 medals

Gold: 6 medals

Men’s Team, Archery
Women’s Team, Archery
Mixed Team, Archery
Team South Korea, Fencing, Men’s team sabre
An San, Archery, Women’s individual
Jeahwan, Gymnastics, Men’s vault

Silver: 4 medals

Team South Korea, Women’s Épée Fencing
Lee Da-Bin, Taekwondo, Women +67kg
Guham Cho, Judo, Men’s 100kg
Kim Minjung, Shooting, Women’s sport pistol

Bronze: 8 medals

An Baul, Judo, Men -66kg
An Chang-Rim, Judo, Men -73kg
Kim Jung-Hwan, Fencing, Men’s sabre individual
Jang Jun, Taekwondo, Men -58kg
In Kyo-Don, Taekwondo, Men +80kg
Team South Korea, Fencing, Men’s Team épeé
Team South Korea, Fencing, Women’s team sabre
Yeo Seojeong, Gymnastics, Women’s vault
Kim So-Yeong and Kong Hee-Yong, Badminton, Women’s’ doubles

New Zealand, 19 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Grace Prendergas and Kerri Gowler, Rowing, Women’s pair
Team New Zealand, Rowing, Women’s single sculls
Team New Zealand, Rowing, Men’s eight
Team New Zealand, Rugby, Women’s tournament
Lisa Carrington, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-1,200-m sprint
Lisa Carrington and Caitlin Ryan, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-2,500-m sprint
Lisa Carrington, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-1,500-m sprint

Silver: 6 medals

Brooke Donoghue and Hannah Osborne, Rowing, Women’s double sculls
Team New Zealand, Rowing, Women’s eight
Team New Zealand, Rugby
Blair Tuke and Peter Burling, Sailing, Men’s 49er
Ellesse Andrews, Cycling, Track: Women’s keirin
Campbell Stewart, Cycling, Track: Men’s omnium

Bronze: 6 medals

Hayden Wilde, Triathlon, Men’s individual
Marcus Daniell and Michael Venus, Tennis, Men’s doubles
Dylan Schmidt, Trampoline, Men’s event
Valerie Adams, Track and field, Women’s shot put
David Kyika, Boxing, Men’s heavy
Thomas Walsh, Track and field, Men’s shot put

Canada, 18 medals

Gold: 5 medals

Maggie MacNeil, Swimming, Women’s 100-m butterfly
Maude Charron, Weight lifting, Women’s 64kg
Team Canada, Rowing, Women’s eight
Andre De Grasse, Track and field, Men’s 200 m
Damian Warner, Track and field, Men’s decathlon

Silver: 5 medals

Team Canada, Swimming, Women’s 4×100-m freestyle relay
Jennifer Abel and Melissa Citrini-Beaulieu, Diving, Women’s synchronized 3-m springboard
Kylie Masse, Swimming, Women’s 100-m backstroke
Kylie Masse, Swimming, Women’s 200-m backstroke
Laurence Vinvent-Lapointe, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s C-1,200-m sprint

Bronze: 8 medals

Team Canada, Softball, Women’s tournament
Jessica Klimkait, Judo, Women -57 kg
Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard, Judo, Women -63kg
Penny Oleksiak, Swimming, Women’s 200-m freestyle
Caileigh Filmer and Hillary Janssens, Rowing, Women’s pair
Team Canada, Swimming, Women’s 4×100-m medley relay
Andrew De Grasse, Track and field, Men’s 100 m
Lauriane Genest, Cycling, Track: Women’s keirin

Brazil, 16 medals

Gold: 4 medals

Italo Ferreira, Surfing, Men’s shortboard
Rebeca Andrade, Gymnastics, Women’s vault
Kahena Kunze and Martine Grael, Sailing, Women’s 49er FX
Ana Marcela Cunha, Swimming, Women’s 10km open water

Silver: 4 medals

Kelvin Hoefler, Skateboarding, Men’s street
Rayssa Leal, Skateboarding, Women’s street
Rebeca Andrade, Gymnastics, Women’s individual all around
Pedro Barros, Skateboarding, Men’s park

Bronze: 8 medals

Daniel Cargnin, Judo, Men -66kg
Fernando Scheffer, Swimming, Men’s 200-m freestyle
Mayra Aguiar, Judo, Women’s -78kg
Laura Pigossi and Luisa Stefani, Tennis, Women’s doubles
Bruno Fratus, Swimming, Men’s 50-m freestyle
Alison Dos Santos, Track and field, Men’s 400-m hurdles
Thiago Braz, Track and field, Men’s pole vault
Abner Teixeira, Boxing, Men’s heavyweight (200 pounds)

Hungary, 15 medals

Gold: 5 medals

Aron Szilagyi, Fencing, Men’s sabre individual
Kristof Milak, Swimming, Men’s 200-m butterfly
Balint Kopasz, Canoe/Kayyak, Men’s K-1 1,000-m sprint
Tamas Lorincz, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 77kg
Sandor Totka, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s K-1,200-m sprint

Silver: 6 medals

Gergely Siklosi, Fencing, Men’s épée individual
Kristof Milak, Swimming, Men’s 100-m butterfly
Adam Varga, Canoe/Kayyak, Men’s K-1 1,000-m sprint
Zsombor Berecz, Sailing, Men’s finn
Viktor Lorincz, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 87kg
Kristof Rasovszky, Swimming, Men’s 10km open water
Tamara Csipes, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-1,500-m spring

Bronze: 3 medals

Team Hungary, Fencing, Men’s team sabre
Krisztian Toth, Judo, Men’s -90kg
Danusia Kozak and Dora Bodonyi, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-2 500-m sprint

Ukraine, 13 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Zhan Belenyuk, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 87kg

Silver: 3 medals

Mykhailo Romanchuk, Swimming, Men’s 1,500-m freestyle
Parviz Nasibov, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 67kg
Anzhelika Terliuga, Karate, Women’s 55kg

Bronze: 9 medals

Olena Kostevych and Oleh Omelchuk, Shooting, Mixed team air pistol
Igor Reizlin, Fencing, Men’s épée individual
Daria Bilodid, Judo, Women -48 kg
Mykhailo Romanchuk, Swimming, Men’s 800-m freestyle
Elina Svitolina, Tennis, Women’s singles
Alla Cherkasova, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 68kg
Iryna Koliadenko, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 62kg
Marta Fedina and Anastasiya Savchuk, Artistic swimming, Duet
Liudmyla Luzan, Canoe/Kata, Women’s C-1,200-m sprint

Cuba, 12 medals

Gold: 5 medals

Luis Alberto Orta, Wrestling, Men’s greco-roman 60kg
Mijain Lopez, Wrestling, Men’s greco-roman 130kg
Serguey Torres Madrigal and Jorge Enriquex Fernando Dyan, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s C-2 1,000-m sprint
Roniel Iglesias, Boxing, Men’s welterweight (152 pounds)
Arien Lopez Cardona, Boxing, Men’s light heavy (178 pounds)

Silver: 3 medals

Idalys Ortiz, Judo, Women’s +78kg
Juan Miguel Echevarria, Track and field, Men’s long jump
Leuris Pupo, Shooting, Men’s rapid fire pistol

Bronze: 4 medals

Ralfael Alba Castillo, Taekwondo, Men +80kg
Maykel Masso, Track and field, Men’s long jump
Yaime Perez, Track and field, Women’s discus throw
Lazaro Alvarez, Boxing, Men’s featherweight (125 pounds)

Spain, 12 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Alberto Fernandex and Fatima Galvez, Shooting, Men’s team trap
Sandra Sanchez, Karate, Women’s kata
Alberto Gines Lopez, Sport climbing, Men’s combined

Silver: 4 medals

Maialen Chourraut, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-1 Slalom
Adriana Cerezo Iglesias, Taekwondo, Women -49kg
Rayderley Zapata, Gymnastics, Men’s floor exercise
Teresa Portela Rivas, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-1,200-m sprint

Bronze: 5 medals

David Valero, Cycling, Men’s cross country
Pablo Carrenyo, Tennis, Men’s singles
Ana Peleteiro, Track and field, Women’s triple jump
Joan Cardona, Sailing, Men’s finn
Jordi Xammar, Sailing, Men’s 470

Switzerland, 12 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Jolanda Neff, Cycling, Women’s mountain bike
Nina Christen, Shooting, Women’s smallbore rifle, 3 positions
Belinda Bencic, Tennis, Women’s singles

Silver: 4 medals

Sina Frei, Cycling, Women’s mountain bike
Mathias Fluckiger, Cycling mountain bike, Men’s cross country
Marlen Reusser, Cycling, Women’s road time trial
Belinda Bencic and Viktorija Golubic, Tennis, Women’s doubles

Bronze: 5 medals

Linda Indergand, Cycling, Women’s mountain bike
Nina Christen, Shooting, 10m Air rifle women
Jérémy Desplanches, Swimming, Men’s 200-m individual medley
Noe Ponti, Swimming, Men’s 100-m butterfly
Nikita Ducarroz, BMX, Women’s freestyle

Taiwan, 12 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Hsing-Chun Kuo, Weight lifting, Women’s -59 kg
Yang Lee and Chi-Lin Wang, Badminton, Men’s doubles

Silver: 4 medals

Men’s Team, Archery
Yang Yung Wei, Judo, Men -60kg
Tzu Ying Tai, Badminton, Women’s singles
Chih Kai Lee, Gymnastics, Men’s pommel horse

Bronze: 6 medals

Lin Yun Ju and Cheng I-Ching, Table Tennis, Mixed doubles
Lo Chia-Ling, Taekwondo, Women -57kg
Chen Wen-Huei, Weight lifting, Women’s 64kg
Cheng Tsung Pan, Golf, Men’s tournament
Hsiaowen Huang, Boxing, Women’s fly (112 pounds)
Tzu-Yun Wen, Karate, Women’s 55kg

Poland, 10 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Team Poland, Track and field, Mixed 4×400-m relay
Anita Wlodarczyk, Track and field, Women’s hammer throw
Wojciech Nowicki, Track and field, Men’s hammer throw

Silver: 3 medals

Team Poland, Rowing, Women’s quadruple sculls
Anna Pulawska, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-2 500-m sprint
Agnieszka Skrzypulec and Jolanta Ogar, Sailing, Women’s 470

Bronze: 4 medal

Malwina Kopron, Track and field, Women’s hammer throw
Pawel Fajdek, Traack and field, Men’s hammer throw
Patryk Dobek, Track and field, Men’s 800 m
Tadeusz Michalik, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 97kg

Czech Republic, 9 medals

Gold: 4 medals

Jiri Liptak, Shooting, Men’s trap
Jiri Prskavec, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s K-1 slalom
Lukas Krpalek, Judo, Men’s 100+kg
Barbora Krejcikova and Katerina Siniakova, Tennis, Women’s doubles

Silver: 3 medals

Lukas Rohan, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s canoe
David Kostelecky, Shooting, Men’s trap
Marketa Vondrousova, Tennis, Women’s singles

Bronze: 2 medals

Alexander Choupenitch, Fencing, Men’s foil individual
Josef Dostal and Radek Slouf, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s K-2 1,000-m sprint

Croatia, 8 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Matea Jelic, Taekwondo, Women -67kg
Martin Sinkovic and Valent Sinkovic, Rowing, Men’s pair
Mate Pavic and Nikola Mektic, Tennis, Men’s doubles

Silver: 3 medals

Ivan Dodig and Marin Cilic, Tennis, Men’s doubles
Tonci Stipanovic, Sailing, Men’s laser
Tin Srbic, Gymnastics, Men’s high bar

Bronze: 2 medals

Toni Kanaet, Taekwondo, Ken -80kg
Team Croatia, Rowing, Men’s single sculls

Denmark, 8 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Anne-Marie Rindom, Sailing, Women’s laser radial
Viktor Axelsen, Badminton, Men’s singles

Silver: 2 medals

Jesper Hansen, Shooting, Skeet men
Team Denmark, Cycling, Track: Men’s team pursuit

Bronze: 4 medals

Frederic Vystavel and Joachim Sutton, Rowing, Men’s pair
Pernille Blume, Swimming, Women’s 50-m freestyle
Emma Jorgensen, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-1,200-m sprint
Emma Jorgensen, Canoe/Kayak, Women’s K-1,500-m sprint

Jamaica, 7 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Elaine Thompson-Herah, Track and field, Women’s 100 m
Elaine Thompson-Herah, Track and field, Women’s 200 m
Hansle Parchment, Track and field, Men’s 110-m hurdles

Silver: 1 medal

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, Track and field, Women’s 100 m
Megan Tapper, Track and field, Women’s 100-m hurdles

Bronze: 3 medals

Shericka Jackson, Track and field, Women’s 100 m
Megan Tapper, Track and field, Women’s 100-m hurdles
Ronald Levy, Track and field, Men’s 110-m hurdles

Sweden, 7 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Daniel Stahl, Track and field, Men’s discus throw
Armand Duplantis, Track and field, Men’s pole vault

Silver: 5 medals

Simon Pettersson, Track and field, Men’s discus throw
Josefin Olsson, Sailing, Women’s laser radial
Sarah Sjostrom, Swimming, Women’s 50-m freestyle
Anton Dahlberg and Fredrik Bergstrom, Sailing, Men’s 470
Peder Fredricson, Equestrian, Individual jumping

Georgia, 7 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Lasha Bekauri, Judo, Men’s -90kg
Lasha Talakhadze, Weight lifting, Men’s +109kg

Silver: 4 medals

Vazha Margvelashvili, Judo, Men -66kg
Lasha Shavdatuashvili, Judo, Men -73kg
Guram, Judo, Men’s +100kg
Iakobi Kajaia, Wrestling, Men’s greco roman 130kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Anton Plyesnoy, Weight lifting, Men’s -96kg

Austria, 7 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Anna Kiesenhofer, Cycling road, Women’s road race

Silver: 1 medal

Michaela Polleres, Judo, Women’s -70kg

Bronze: 5 medals

Shamil Borchashvili, Judo, Men -81 kg
Team Austria, Rowing, Women’s single sculls
Lukas Weisshaidinger, Track and field, Men’s discus throw
Bettina Plank, Karate, Women’s 55kg
Jakob Schubert, Sport climbing, Men’s combined

Turkey, 7 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Mete Gazoz, Archery, Men’s individual

Silver: 1 medal

Eray Samdan, Karate, Men’s 67kg

Bronze: 5 medals

Hakan Recber, Taekwondo, Men -68kg
Hatice Kübra Ilgün, Taekwondo, Women -57kg
Yasemin Adar, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 76kg
Riza Kayaalp, Wrestling, Men’s greco-roman 130kg
Ferhat Arican, Gymnastics, Men’s parallel bars

Kazakhstan, 7 medals

Bronze: 7 medals

Igor Son, Weight lifting, Men’s 61kg
Zulfiya Chinshanlo, Weight lifting, Women’s 55kg
Yeldos Smetov, Judo, Men -60kg
Zulfiya Chinshanlo, Weight lifting, Women’s 55kg
Saken Bibossinov, Boxing, Men’s fly (114 pounds)
Kamshybek Kunkabayev, Boxing, Men’s super heavy (+200kg)
Darkhan Assadilov, Karate, Men’s 67kg

Serbia, 6 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Benjamin Savsek, Canoe Slalom, Men’s Canoe

Benjamin Savsek, Canoe Slalom, Men’s Canoe

Silver: 1 medal

Damir Mikec, Shooting, 10m Air pistol men

Bronze: 4 medals

Tijana Bogdanovic, Taekwondo, Women -49kg
Team Serbia, Men’s 3×3 basketball
Milenko Sebic, Shooting, Men’s smallbore rifle 3 positions
Zurabi Datunashvili, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 87kg

Belgium, 5 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Nina Derwael, Gymnastics, Women’s uneven bars
Team Belgium, Field Hockey, Men’s tournament
Nafissatou Thiam, Track and field, Women’s heptathlon

Silver: 1 medal

Wout van Aert, Cycling road, Men’s road race

Bronze: 1 medal

Matthias Casse, Judo, Men -81 kg

Matthias Casse, Judo, Men -81 kg

Iran, 5 medals

Gold: 2 medal

Javad Foroughi, Shooting, 10m Air pistol men
Mohammad Reza Geraei, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 67kg

Silver: 2 medals

Ali Davoudi, Weight lifting, Men’s +109kg
Hassan Yazdanicharati, Wrestling, Men’s freestyle 86kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Mohammadhadi Abdollah, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 97kg

Norway, 5 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Kristian Blummenfelt, Triathlon, Men’s individual
Karsten Warholm, Track and field, Men’s 400-m hurdles

Silver: 2 medals

Team Norway, Rowing, Men’s single sculls
Eivind Henriksen, Track and field, Men’s hammer throw

Bronze: 1 medal

Hermann Tomasgaard, Sailing, Men’s laser

Hong Kong, 5 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Cheung Ka Long, Fencing, Men’s foil individual

Silver: 2 medals

Siobhan Haughey, Swimming, Women’s 200-m freestyle
Siobhan Haughey, Swimming, Women’s 100-m freestyle

Bronze: 2 medals

Mo Sheung Grace Lau, Karate, Women’s kata
Team Hong Kong, China, Table tennis, Women’s team

Kenya, 5 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Emmanuel Kipkurui Korir, Track and field, Men’s 800 m

Silver: 2 medals

Helen Obiri, Track and field, Women’s 5,000 m
Ferguson Rotich, Track and field, Men’s 800 m

Bronze: 2 medals

Benjamin Kigen, Track and field, Men’s 3,000-m steeplechase
Hyvin Kiyeng, Track and field, Women’s 3,000-m steeplechase

Indonesia, 5 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Greysia Apriani Polii, Badminton, Women’s doubles

Silver: 1 medal

Eko Yuli Irawan, Weight lifting, Men’s -61kg

Bronze: 3 medals

Windy Cantika Aisah, Weight lifting, Women’s -49kg
Rahmat Abdullah, Weight lifting, Women’s -73kg
Anthony Ginting, Badminton, Men’s singles

India, 5 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Mirabai Chanu Saikho, Weight lifting, Women’s 49kg
Ravi Kumar, Wrestling, Men’s freestyle 57kg

Bronze: 3 medals

P.V. Sindhu, Badminton, Women’s singles
Lovlina Borgohain, Boxing, Women’s welterweight (152 pounds)
Team India, Field hockey, Men’s tournament

Slovenia, 4 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Benjamin Savsek, Canoe, Men’s canoe
Primoz Roglic, Cycling, men’s road time trial

Silver: 1 medal

Tina Trstenjak, Judo, Women -63kg

Tina Trstenjak, Judo, Women -63kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Tadej Pogacar, Cycling, Men’s road racefserbi

Romania, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Ancuta Bodnar and Simona-Geanina Radis, Rowing, Women’s double sculls

Silver: 3 medals

Ana Maria Popescu, Fencing, Women’s épée individual
Team Romania, Rowing, Men’s four
Ciprian Tudosa and Marius-Vasile Cozmiuc, Rowing, Men’s pair

Venezuela, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Yulimar Rojas, Track and field, Women’s triple jump

Silver: 3 medals

Julio Mayora, Weight lifting, Men’s -73kg
Keydomar Vallenilla, Weight lifting, Men’s -96kg
Daniel Dhers, BMX, Men’s freestyle

Bulgaria, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Ivet Goranova, Karate, Women’s 55kg

Silver: 1 medal

Antoaneta Kostadinova, Shooting, 10-m Air pistol women

Bronze: 2 medals

Taybe Yusein, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 62kg
Evelina Nikolova, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 57kg

Portugal, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Pedro Pable Pichardo, Track and field, Men’s triple jump

Silver: 1 medal

Patricia Mamona, Track and field, Women’s triple jump

Bronze: 2 medals

Jorge Fonseca, Judo, Men’s 100kg
Fernando Pimenta, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s K-1,000-m sprint

Colombia, 4 medals

Silver: 3 medals

Luis Mosquera, Weight lifting, Men’s 67kg
Mariana Pajon, BMX, Women’s racing
Anthony Jose Zambrano, Track and field, Men’s 400 m

Bronze: 1 medal

Carolos Ramirez, BMX, Men’s racing

Ecuador, 3 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Richard Carapaz, Cycling road, Men’s road race
Neisi Dajomes, Weight lifting, Women’s -76kg

Silver: 1 medal

Yajaira Salazar, Weight lifting, Women’s -87kg

Greece, 3 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Team Greece, Rowing, Men’s single sculls
Miltiadis Tentoglou, Track and field, Men’s long jump

Bronze: 1 medal

Eleftherios Petrounias, Gymnastics, Men’s rings

Uzbekistan, 3 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Ulugbek Rashitov, Taekwondo, Men -68kg
Akbar Djuraev, Weiht lifting, Men’s 109kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Davlat Bobonov, Judo, Men’s -90kg

Slovakia, 3 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Zuzana Rehak Stefecokova, Shooting, Women’s trap

Silver: 2 medals

Jakub Grigar, Canoe/Kayak, Men’s K-1 slalom
Rory Sabbatini, Golf, Men’s tournament

South Africa, 3 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Tatjana Schoenmaker, Swimming, Women’s 200-m breastroke

Silver: 2 medals

Bianca Buitendag, Surfing, Women’s shortboard
Tatjana Schoenmaker, Swimming, Women’s 100-m breastroke

Belarus, 3 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Ivan Litvinovich, Trampoline, Men’s event

Silver: 1 medal

Iryna Kurachkina, Wrestling, Women’s 57kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Maksim Nedasekau, Track and field, Men’s high jump

Ethiopia, 3 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Selemon Barega, Track and field, Men’s 10,000 m

Silver: 1 medal

Lamecha Girma, Track and field, Men’s 3,000-m steeplechase

Bronze: 1 medal

Gudaf Tsegay, Track and field, Women’s 5,000 m

Gudaf Tsegay, Track and field, Women’s 5,000 m

Philippines, 3 medals

Gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz of Team Philippines poses with the gold medal during the medal ceremony for the Weightlifting - Women's 55kg Group A on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo International Forum on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.

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Gold: 1 medal

Hidilyn Diaz, Weight lifting, Women’s 55kg

Silver: 1 medal

Nesthy Petecio, Boxing, Women’s featherweight (125 pounds)

Bronze: 1 medal

Eumir Marcial, Boxing, Men’s middleweight (165 pounds)

Uganda, 3 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Peruth Chemutai, Track and field, Women’s 3,000-m steeplechase

Silver: 1 medal

Joshua Cheptegei, Track and field, Men’s 10,000 m

Bronze: 1 medal

Jacob Kiplimo, Track and field, Men’s 10,000 m

Ireland, 3 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Fintan McCarthy and Paul O’Donovan, Rowing, Men’s lightweight double sculls

Bronze: 2 medals

Aiden Walsh, Boxing, Men’s welterweight (152 pounds)
Team Ireland, Rowing, Women’s four

Israel, 3 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Artem Dolgopyat, Gymnastics, Men’s floor exercise

Bronze: 2 medals

Avishag Semberg, Taekwondo, Women -49kg
Team Israel, Judo, Mixed team

Armenia, 3 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Simon Martirosyan, Weight lifting, Men’s 109kg
Artur Aleksanyan, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 97kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Artur Davtyan, Gymnastics, Men’s vault

Dominican Republic, 3 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Team Dominican Republic, Track and field, Mixed 4×400-m relay
Zacarias Bonnat, Weight lifting, Men’s -81kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Crismery Santana, Weight lifting, Women’s -87kg

Kyrgyzstan, 3 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Akzhol Makhmudov, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 77kg
Aisuluu Tynybekova, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 62kg

Bronze: 1 medal

Meerim Zhumanazarova, Wrestling, Women’s freestyle 68kg

Mongolia, 3 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Saeid Mollaei, Judo, Men -81kg

Saeid Mollaei, Judo, Men -81kg

Bronze: 2 medals

Tsogtbaatar Tsend-Ochir, Judo, Men -73kg
Urantsetseg Munkhbart, Judo, Women -48kg

San Marino, 3 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Joshua Cheptegei, Track and field, Men’s 10,000 m

Bronze: 2 medals

Alessandra Perilli, Shooting, Women’s trap
Myles Nazem Amine, Wrestling, Men’s freestyle

Azerbaijan, 3 medals

Bronze: 3 medals

Iryna Kindzerska, Judo, Women’s +78kg
Loren Berto Alfonso Dominguez, Boxing, Men’s light heavy (178 pounds)
Rafik Huseynov, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 77kg

Egypt, 3 medals

Bronze: 3 medals

Seif Eissa, Taekwondo, Men -80kg
Hedaya Malak Wahba, Taekwondo, Women -67kg
Mohamed Ibrahim Elsayed Ibrahim, Wrestling, Men’s Greco-roman 67kg

Mexico, 3 medals

Bronze: 3 medals

Gabriela Agundez and Alejandra Orozco, Diving, Women’s synchro platform
Mixed Team, Archery
Aremi Fuentes, Weight lifting, Women’s -76kg

Kosovo, 2 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Distria Krasniq, Judo, Women -48kg
Nora Gjakova, Judo, Women -57kg

Qatar, 2 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Fares Ibrahim, Weight lifting, Men’s -96kg
Mutaz Essa Barshim, Track and field, Men’s high jump

Tunisia, 2 medals

Gold medalist Ahmed Hafnaoui of Tunisia during the medals ceremony of the 400-m freestyle final on day two of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo Aquatics Centre on July 25, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan.

Friday, 6 August 2021

Here's How Many Medals Every Country Has Won at the Tokyo Summer Olympics So Far

United States, 91 medals

Gold: 29 medals

Silver: 35 medals

Bronze: 27 medals

China, 74 medals

Gold: 34 medals

Silver: 24 medals

Bronze: 16 medals

Russian Olympic Committee, 58 medals

Gold: 16 medals

Silver: 22 medals

Bronze: 20 medals

Great Britain, 51 medals

Gold: 16 medals

Silver: 18 medals

Bronze: 17 medals

Japan, 46 medals

Gold: 22 medals

Silver: 10 medals

Bronze: 14 medals

Australia, 41 medals

Gold: 17 medals

Silver: 5 medals

Bronze: 19 medals

Italy, 35 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Silver: 10 medals

Bronze: 18 medals

Germany, 34 medals

Gold: 9 medals

Silver: 9 medals

Bronze: 16 medals

France, 27 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Silver: 11 medals

Bronze: 9 medals

Netherlands, 26 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Silver: 9 medals

Bronze: 10 medals

South Korea, 19 medals

Gold: 6 medals

Silver: 4 medals

Bronze: 8 medals

New Zealand, 19 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Silver: 6 medals

Bronze: 6 medals

Canada, 18 medals

Gold: 5 medals

Silver: 5 medals

Bronze: 8 medals

Brazil, 16 medals

Gold: 4 medals

Silver: 4 medals

Bronze: 8 medals

Hungary, 15 medals

Gold: 5 medals

Silver: 6 medals

Bronze: 3 medals

Ukraine, 13 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 3 medals

Bronze: 9 medals

Cuba, 12 medals

Gold: 5 medals

Silver: 3 medals

Bronze: 4 medals

Spain, 12 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 4 medals

Bronze: 5 medals

Switzerland, 12 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 4 medals

Bronze: 5 medals

Taiwan, 12 medals

Gold: 2 medals