How many medals has the US won so far in the olympics?
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U.S.A\ngold=9\nsilver=8\nbronze=6\n23 total
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The latest Olympic soccer was in the Summer Games at Athens, Greece in 2004. The gold was won by Argentina (Men) and USA (women)
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Germany, with 18 medals  (7 gold, 7 silver, 4 bronze)\nNorway, with 16 medals   (2 gold, 7 silver, 7 bronze)\nUnited States, with 14 medals  (7 gold, 4 silver, 3 bronze)\n\nThis is as of Monday 2-20-06 at approximately 3:30pm Eastern Time.
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U.S.A has won 8 gold medals so far(this is as of Friday, February 24 at around 5:00 pm)
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During the Torino Olympics Cindy Klassen (Speed Skating)from Canada won 5 medals. 1 Gold, 2 Silver and 2 Bronze. That's made her the biggest winner in Torino.\n\nIn 1980, in Lake PLacid, Eric Heiden from USA won 5 gold medals. That I think is the best in one olympics.\n\nBut, Ole Einar Bjoerndalen (Biathlon) is the most decorated athlete. He had 6 medals before the Torino games and add three other medals. So he has now 9 winter olympic medals (5-3-1).
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The U.S won that event 6 1/2 to 5/12\n\nThats all i know
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Since the Winter Olympics started in 1924, the United States have won a total of 78 gold medals
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Not wishing to cast asperaitions on the US track record in weightlifting, judo or boxing, but the only time the US won medals in these events in recent years was when the Warsaw Pact countries boycotted the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics
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He won a total of ten medals : 09 gold and 01 silver\n\nHere the listing :\n\nLos Angeles  1984\n100m (Gold)\n200m (Gold)\n4x100m relay (Gold)\nlong jump (Gold)\n\nSeoul  1988 (Gold) \n100m (Gold)   \n200m (Silver)\nlong jump (Gold)\n\nBarcelona  1992 \n4x100m relay (Gold)\nlong jump (Gold)\n\nAtlanta  1996  \nlong jump
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There have been 10 Ethiopian long distance gold medals since the start of the modern Olympics in 1896.\n\nOlympic Games Discipline Events Med. Nation Name / Team \nRome  1960  Athletics marathon Men    BIKILA, Abebe  \nTokyo  1964  Athletics marathon Men    BIKILA, Abebe  \nMexico  1968  Athletics marathon Men    WOLDE, Mamo  \nMoscow  1980  Athletics 10000m Men    YIFTER, Miruts  \nMoscow  1980  Athletics 5000m Men    YIFTER, Miruts  \nAtlanta  1996  Athletics 10000m Men    GEBRSELASSIE, Haile  \nSydney  2000  Athletics 10000m Men    GEBRSELASSIE, Haile  \nSydney  2000  Athletics 5000m Men    WOLDE, Millon  \nSydney  2000  Athletics marathon Men    ABERA, Gezahgne  \nAthens  2004  Athletics 10000m Men    BEKELE, Kenenisa
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Jesse Owens is the obvious answer to many, but Eulace Peacock and Ralph Metcalfe were two just to name a few.\n\nIn 1936 a large number of black athetes were Olympic contenders, and in the end, 18 African Americans -- 16 men and \n2 women -- went to Berlin. This was three times the number who had competed in the 1932 Los Angeles games.\n \nThe African American athletes who competed in the 1936 Olympics in Berlin won 14 medals. The continuing social and economic discrimination black athletes faced after returning to the United States emphasized the irony of their victory in racist Germany.
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Athletes in the modern Olympic Games is not just awarded gold, silver and bronze medal for finishing first, second and third. The athletes are awarded with the experience of competing on a state-of-the-art facilities. As well as that they also compete in front of the world. Just competing in the Olympic Games is an award for many athletes.
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The US was dominant in swimming in the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, winning a total of 41 medals - 18 Gold, 13 Silver,10 Bronze\n\nMEN 10 Gold, 9 Silver, 6 Bronze\n100m Free  Gold-Mark Spitz  Silver-Jerry Heidenreich \n200m Free  Gold-Mark Spitz  Silver-Steven Genter \n400m Free  Gold-Brad Cooper Silver-Steven Genter Bronze-Tom McBreen   \n1500m Free Gold-Mike Burton Bronze-Douglas Northway\n100m Back  Silver-Mike Stamm  Bronze-John Murphy\n200m Back  Silver-Mike Stamm  Bronze-Mitchell Ivey \n100m Brst  Silver-Tom Bruce Bronze-John Hencken  \n200m Brst  Gold-John Hencken  \n100m Fly   Gold-Mark Spitz  Bronze-Jerry Heidenreich \n200m Fly   Gold-Mark Spitz Silver-Gary Hall Bronze-Robin Backhaus   \n200m I.M.  Silver-Alexander McKee  Bronze-Steven Furniss  \n400m I.M.  Silver-Alexander McKee\n4x100m Free  Gold-USA (Dave Edgar, John Murphy, Jerry Heidenreich,Mark Spitz)\n4x200m Free  Gold-USA (John Kinsella, Fred Tyler, Steve Genter,Mark Spitz)\n4x100m Mdly  Gold-USA (Mike Stamm, Tom Bruce, Mark Spitz, Jerry Heidenreich) \n\nWOMEN 8 Gold, 4 Silver, 4 Bronze\n100m Free  Gold-Sandra Neilson  Silver-Shirley Babashoff\n200m Free  Silver-Shirley Babashoff  Bronze-Keena Rothhammer   \n800m Free  Gold-Keena Rothhammer\n100m Back  Gold-Melissa Belote  Bronze-Susan Atwood  \n200m Back  Gold-Melissa Belote Silver-Susan Atwood  \n100m Brst  Gold-Cathy Carr\n200m Brst  Silver-Dana Schoenfield \n 200m Fly  Gold-Karen Moe Silver-Lynn Colella  Bronze-Ellie Daniel\n200m I.M. Bronze-Lynn Vidali  \n4x100m Free  Gold-USA (Sandra Neilson, Jennifer Kemp, Jane Barkman,Shirley Babashoff)\n4x100m Mdly  Gold-USA (Melissa Belote, Cathy Carr, Deena Deardurff, Sandra Neilson)
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The following table lists the total medals won by New Zealanders through the end of the Athens games.\nGold Silver Bronze Total\n34 15 32 81   \nNew Zeland won a total of 5 in the 2004 Summer Olympics
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4 GOLD, 5 SILVER, 1 BRONZE, 10 TOTAL as of 2/19/06
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An Olympic gold medal.
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Clas Thunberg won 3 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze. So 1 medal in each possible event at tose Olympics.\n\nGold : 1,500 m\n5,000 m\nAll-Around\n\nSilver : 10,000 m\n\nBronze : 500 m