Who were all the people who won metals on thursday in the winter olympics?
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Here is a link to the Olympic Medals page.
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gold - ARAKAWA Shizuka  \nsilver - COHEN Sasha  \nbronze - SLUTSKAYA Irina
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This is the full list of all the medals won at the Athens olympics. Unless i have missed one I do not see any shooting events mentioned in the list, so it looks like they won none.\n\nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/olympics_2004/3609588.stm
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the us came in second with 25 medals. 9 gold 9 silver and 7 bronze medals. \n\nthe meadilists are... \n\ngold medals... alpine skiing- ted ligity, julia mancusco\nshort track- apolo anton ohno snowboarding-shaun white, hannah teter  speedskating- joey cheek, shani davis,chad hedrick\n\nsilver medals... bobsled- fleming/rohbock figure skating- belbin/agosto, sasha cohen snowboarding- danny cass, gretchen bleiler, lindsay jacobellis speed skating- joey cheek, shani davis, chad hedrick \n\nbronze medals... curling- team usa freestyle skiing- toby dawson ice hockey- women ice hockey team usa short track- kepka, smith, izykowski, ohno snowboarding-rosey fletcher speedskating-chad hedrick. \n\nhope you like it!
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I would guess the U.S. will get around 25 - 30 medals total including Gold, Silver, and Bronze.\nThere are 252 total medals to be awarded:\nALPINE SKIING - 30\nBIATHLON - 30\nBOBSLED - 9\nCROSS-COUNTRY SKIING - 36\nCURLING - 6\nFIGURE SKATING - 12\nFREESTYLE SKIING - 12\nICE HOCKEY - 6\nLUGE - 9\nNORDIC COMBINED - 9\nSHORT TRACK - 24\nSKELETON - 6\nSKI JUMPING - 9\nSNOWBOARDING - 18\nSPEED SKATING - 36
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1 Sun Wen - China\n2 Mia Hamm - USA\n3 Birgit Prinz - Germany\n4 Michelle Akers - USA\n5 Christine Sinclair - Canada\n6 Sissi - Brazil\n7 Marta - Brazil\n8 Maren Meinart - Germany\n9 Julie Foudy - USA\n10 Carolina Morace - Italy\n11 Charmaine Hooper - Canada\n12 Juliana - Brazil\n13 Kara Lang - Canada\n14 Patrizia Panico - Italy\n15 Katia - Brazil\n16 Ailing Liu - China\n17 Pia Sundhage - Sweden\n18 Hege Riise - Norway\n19 Irina Grigorieva - Russia\n20 Akide - Nigeria
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Irena got gold and Johnny got 2nd. im prettty sure about that.
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http://members.shaw.ca/kcic1/olympics.html site.http://www.olympic.ca/EN/games/reports/medals_games_winter.shtml Try these two sites.
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Here are all the winter olympics year\n\n1924 : 16\n1928 : 25\n1932 : 17\n1936 : 28\n1948 : 28\n1952 : 30\n1956 : 32\n1960 : 30\n1964 : 36\n1968 : 37\n1972 : 35\n1976 : 37\n1980 : 37\n1984 : 49\n1988 : 57\n1992 : 64\n1994 : 64\n1998 : 72\n2002 : 77\n2006 : 80
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Four athletes have won 9 gold medals:\n\nPaavo Nurmi (Finland), athletics, 1920-1928.\nLarisa Latynina (USSR), artistic gymnastics, 1956-1964.\nMark Spitz (USA), swimming, 1968 and 1972.\nCarl Lewis (USA), athletics, 1984-1996.
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Curling: The Swedish women's team win the gold medal match against Switzerland by a score of 7-6.
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GEORGE POAGE\nGeorge Coleman Poage was  the first Black Olympic medal winner. He won a bronze medal in the third Olympic games in St. Louis, Missouri. \n\nDEBI THOMAS\nShe was the first African American to win the national and the world championships as well as the first African American to win a medal in the Winter Olympic Games (it wasn't a gold medal).\n\nVONETTA FLOWERS\nVonetta Flowers became the first African-American GOLD medallist in the history of the Winter Olympic Games. \nShe and partner Jull Brakken won the inaugural women's two-person bobsled event.
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The 1996 USA Gymnastics team, becoming the first American Women's Gymnastics Team to win the Olympic team gold medal, was dubbed the "Magnificent 7."\nThey were:\nShannon Miller, Dominique Moceanu, Kerrie Strug, Amy Chow, Dominique Dawes, Amanda Borden, and Jaycie Phelps.
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Gold medalist Roman Sebrle of the Czech Republic.\nSebrle's wining point total of 8,893 set an Olympic record but was short of his world record of 9,026. \n Bryan Clay USA finished with a lifetime best of 8,820, 160 points more than the 8,660 he scored to win the U.S. trials. \nDmitriy Karpov of Kazakhstan, , 23, won the bronze, with 8,725 points.
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2006 Torino Olympic Gold Medalist in Snowboarding Men's Halfpipe
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1924 , Chamonix\nhe first Winter Olympic Games were actually called “The International Winter Sports Week” and went on for 11 days in the French Alps, 60 miles northeast of Grenoble.\n\nAs expected, the Scandinavians dominated the 16–nation field. Norway and Finland won 27 of the 43 medals available, including all four Nordic events and four of the five speed skating races. Speed skater Clas Thunberg of Finland and Norwegian Nordic skier and jumper Thorleif Haug each won three gold medals.\n\nAmerican speed skater Charles Jewtraw won the first event of the Games with an upset in the 500 meters. But the most remarkable U.S. medal was the bronze won by Anders Haugen in the ski jump. Due to a scoring error at the time he didn't receive it until 1974 – when he was 83 years old.\n\nIn its first four hockey games, Canada beat Switzerland 33–0, Czechoslovakia 30–0, Sweden 22–0 and Great Britain 19–2, before winning the tournament with a 6–1 victory over the U.S. in the final.
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Most medals won by a man in a single games. Aleksandr Dityatin, gymnastics, Soviet Union, 1980 (3 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze).