At the end of the Summer Olympics, 2024 these are the top ten countries:

1. United States of America with 40 Gold, 44 Silver and 42 Bronze: 126 overall

2. People’s Republic of China with 40 Gold, 27 Silver and 24 Bronze: 91 overall

3. Japan with 20 Gold, 12 Silver and 13 Bronze: 45 overall

4. Australia with 18 Gold, 19 Silver and 16 Bronze: 53 overall

5. France with 16 Gold, 26 Silver and 22 Bronze: 64 overall

6. Netherlands with 15 Gold, seven Silver and 12 Bronze: 34 overall

7. Great Britain with 14 Gold, 22 Silver and 29 Bronze: 64 overall

8. Republic of Korea with 13 Gold, nine Silver and ten Bronze: 32 overall

9. Italy with 12 Gold, 13 Silver and 15 Bronze: 40 overall

10. Germany with 12 Gold, 13 Silver and eight Bronze: 33 overall

In the end, 84 countries had at least one medal at the 2024 Olympics.

The top ten teams at the end of August 8, 2024 are:

1. United States with 30 Gold, 38 Silver and 35 Bronze

2. China with 29 Gold, 25 Silver and 19 Bronze

3. Australia with 18 Gold, 14 Silver and 13 Bronze

4. France with 14 Gold, 19 Silver and 21 Bronze

5. Great Britain with 13 Gold, 17 Silver and 21 Bronze

6. Korea with 13 Gold, eight Silver and seven Bronze

7. Japan with 13 Gold, seven Silver and 13 Bronze

8. Netherlands with 11 Gold, six Silver and eight Bronze

9. Italy with ten Gold, 11 Silver and nine Bronze

10. Germany with nine Gold, eight Silver and five Bronze

The top ten counties at the end of August 6, 2024 are:

1. America with 24 Gold, 31 Silver and 31 Bronze

2. China with 22 Gold, 21 Silver and 16 Bronze

3. Australia with 14 Gold, 12 Silver and nine Bronze

4. France with 13 Gold, 16 Silver and 19 Bronze

5. Great Britain with 12 Gold, 15 Silver and 19 Bronze

6. Korea with 11 Gold, eight Silver and seven Bronze

7. Japan with 11 Gold, six Silver and 12 Bronze

8. Italy with nine Gold, 10 Silver and seven Bronze

9. Netherlands with eight Gold, five Silver and six Bronze

10. Germany with eight Gold, five Silver and four Bronze

At the end of August 4, 2024 these are the top ten countries:

1. United States with 19 Gold, 26 Silver and 26 Bronze

2. China with 19 Gold, 15 Silver and 11 Bronze

3. France with 12 Gold, 14 Silver and 18 Bronze

4. Australia with 12 Gold, 11 Silver and eight Bronze

5. Great Britain with 10 Gold, 12 Silver and 15 Bronze

6. Korea with 10 Gold, seven Silver and seven Bronze

7. Japan with nine Gold, five Silver and 10 Bronze

8. Italy with seven Gold, 10 Silver and five Bronze

9. Netherlands with six Gold, five Silver and four Bronze

10. Germany with five Gold, five Silver and two Bronze

At the end of August 2, 2024 the top ten team are:

1. China with 13 Gold, nine Silver and nine Bronze

2. France with 11 Gold, 12 Silver and 13 Bronze

3. Australia with 11 Gold, six Silver and five Bronze

4. America with nine Gold, 18 Silver and 16 Bronze

5. Great Britain with nine Gold, ten Silver and eight Bronze

6. Japan with eight Gold, four Silver and six Bronze

7. Korea with seven Gold, five Silver and four Bronze

8. Italy with five Gold, eight Silver and four Bronze

9. Netherlands with four Gold, three Silver and two Bronze

10. Canada with three Gold, two Silver and six Bronze

In the Women’s 200m Breaststroke Final, Kate Douglass (USA) placed Gold, Tatjana Smith (RSA) placed Silver and Tes Schouten (NED) placed Bronze.

In the Men’s 200m Backstroke Final, Hubert Kos (HUN) placed Gold, Apostolos Christou (GRE) placed Silver and Roman Mityukov (SUI) placed Bronze.

In the Women’s 200m Butterfly Final, Summer McIntosh (CAN) placed Gold, Regan Smith (USA) placed Silver and Zhang Yufei (CHN) placed Bronze.

In the Women’s Foil Team Finals, United States placed Gold, Italy placed Silver and Japan placed Bronze.

In the Women’s All-Around Final, Simone Biles placed Gold (USA), Rebeca Andrade (BRA) placed Silver, and Sunisa Lee (USA) placed Bronze.

In the Women’s Gold Medal Match, New Zealand won Gold and Canada won Silver.

In the Women’s Bronze Medal Match, the United States beat Australia for the Bronze Medal.

In the Women’s Team Final, the United Staes placed Gold, Italy placed Silver and Brazil placed Bronze.

The top ten countries at the end of today, July 29, 2024 are:

1. Japan with six Gold, two Silver and four Bronze

2. France with five Gold, eight Silver and three Bronze

3. China with five Gold, five Silver and two Bronze

4. Australia with five Gold, four Silver and zero Bronze

5. Korea with five Gold, three Silver and one Bronze

6. America with three Gold, eight Silver and nine Bronze

7. Great Britain with two Gold, five Silver and three Bronze

8. Italy with two Gold, three Silver and three Bronze

9. Canada with two Gold, one Silver and two Bronze

10. Hong Kong with two Gold, zero Silver and one Bronze

In the Women’s 200m Freestyle Final, Mollie O’Callaghan (AUS) placed Gold, Ariarne Titmus (AUS) and Siobhan Bernadette (HKG) placed Bronze.

In the Women’s Sabre Individual Gold Medal Bout Manon Apithy-Brunet (USA) placed Gold and Sara Balzer (USA) placed Silver.

This afternoon, in the Women’s 100m Breaststroke Final, Tatjana Smith (RSA) placed Gold, Qianting Tang (CHN) placed Silver and Mona Mc Sharry (IRL) placed Bronze.

In the Men’s 100m Backstroke Final, Thomas Ceccon (ITA) placed Gold, Jiayu Xu (CHN) placed Bronze and Ryan Murphy (USA) placed Bronze.

In the Men’s Foil Individual Bronze Medal Bout, Nick Itkin, from the United States, beat Kazuki Iimura, from Japan, for the Bronze medal.

In the Women’s Sabre Individual Bronze Medal Bout, Olga Kharlan, from Ukraine, beat Sebin Choi, from Korea, for the Bronze Medal.

Today in the Men’s 200m Freestyle Final David Popovici (ROU) placed Gold, Matthew Richards (GBR) placed Silver and Luke Hobson (USA) placed Bronze.

This afternoon in the Women’s 400m Individual Medley Final, Summer McIntosh (CAN) place Gold, Katie Grimes (USA) placed Silver and Emma Weyant (USA) placed Bronze.

In the Men’s Team Final this afternoon, Japan placed Gold, China placed Silver and the United States placed Bronze.

At the end of July 28, 2024 the top ten teams are:

1. Japan with four Gold, two Silver and one Bronze

2. Australia with four Gold, two Silver and one Bronze

3. United States with three Gold, six Silver and three Bronze

4. France with three Gold, three Silver and two Bronze

5. Korea with three Gold, two Silver and one Bronze

6. China with three Gold, one Silver and two Bronze

7. Italy with one Gold, two Silver and three Bronze

8. Kazakhstan with one Gold, zero Silver and two Bronze

9. Belgium with one Gold, zero Silver and one Bronze

10. (Tie) Germany, Hong Kong, and Uzbekistan all have one Gold, zero Silver and zero Bronze

In Women’s Cross-Country, Jenny Rissveds (SWE) placed Bronze, Haley Batten (USA) placed Silver, and Pauline Fernando Prevot (FRA) placed Gold.

In the 10m Air Pistol Women’s Final, Manu Bhaker (IND) placed Bronze, Kim Yeji (KOR) placed Silver, and OH Ye Jin (KOR) placed Gold.

The 10m Air Pistol Men’s Final was this morning with, Paolo Monna (ITA) placing Bronze, Federico Nilo Maldini (ITA) placing Silver, and Xie Yu (CHN) taking Gold.

At the end of the day for the 2024 Paris Olympics, July 27, these are the top 10 countries:

1. Australia with 3 gold, 2 silver, and 0 Bronze.

2. China with 2 gold, 0 silver, and 1 Bronze.

3. United States with 1 gold, 2 silver, and 2 Bronze.

4. France with 1 gold, 2 silver, and 1 Bronze.

5. Korea with 1 gold, 1 silver, and 1 Bronze.

6. (Tie) Belgium, Japan, and Kazakhstan with 1 gold, 0 silver, and 1 Bronze.

9.  (Tie) Germany and Hong Kong with 1 gold, 0 silver, and 0 Bronze.

Italy, Great Britain, Canada, Fiji, Mongolia, Tunisia, Spain, Hungary, South Africa, and Sweden all also have bronze or silver medals.

For more Olympics news or medal information check out the Olympics website.

In the Men’s Sabre Individual Bronze Medal Bout Luigi Samele from Italy won Bronze.

In the Men’s Rugby Sevens Final this afternoon, South Africa won Bronze, Fiji won Silver, and France won Gold.

For the Women’s 400m Freestyle Final Katie Ledecky (USA) took home Bronze, Summer McIntosh (CAN) took hold Silver, and Ariarne Titmus (AUS) took home Gold.

For the Men’s 400m Freestyle Final this afternoon, Kim Woomin (KOR) took home Bronze, Elijah Winnington (AUS) took home Silver, and Lukas Maertens (GER) took home Gold.

In the Women’s Épée Individual Bronze Medal Bout, Eszter Muhari from Hungary took home the Bronze Medal.

In the Men -60 kg Final, Nagayama Ryuju (JPN) took home Bronze Medal A and Francisco Garrigos (ESP) took home Bronze Medal B. Luka Mkheidze (FRA) took home silver and Yeldos Smetov (KAZ) took home Gold.

In the Women’s -48kg Contest, Shirine Boukli (France) won Bronze Medal A and Tara Babulfath (SWE) won Bronze Medal B. Baasankhuu Bavuudorj (MGL) took home the Silver medal, and Tsunoda Natsumi (JPN) won the Gold Medal.

In the Men’s Individual Time Trial Belgium’s Remco Evenpoel took gold as well as Wout van Aert taking home bronze. Filippo Ganna from Italy won silver.

The Women’s Individual Time Trial kicked off this morning. After a severe leg injury in the last Summer Olympics, Chloe Dygert for United States placed Bronze, Anna Henderson for Great Britain placed Silver, and Grace Brown for Australia placed Gold.

Earlier this morning in Paris, the Women’s Springboard 3m Springboard Final took place. Great Britain place bronze, United States placed Silver, and China placed Gold.

In the 10m Air Riffle Mixed Team event this morning in Paris, Kazakhstan placed Bronze, Korea placed Silver, and China placed Gold.

The opening ceremony is underway in Paris.  Good luck, Team USA!