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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa069.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.teamusa.com/olympic-games-tokyo-2020\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.teamusa.com/olympic-games-tokyo-2020\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/olympic-games-tokyo-2020","crawl_time":1775513786,"first_indexed_time":1704085237,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,teamusa!www,\/olympic-games-tokyo-2020 s443","src_root_hash":"2931730117473702869","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 | Team USA","meta_descriptions":["Discover the highlights of the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020, where Team USA triumphed with 113 medals and showcased inspiring athletic performances."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Strength, Success and Safety: Team USA Wraps Up Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 \nTOKYO – The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 concluded Sunday following 17 days of competition between more than 11,656 athletes representing 205 nations and the International Olympic Committee Refugee Olympic Team. The Games, held after a year-long postponement, saw the 626 athletes from Team USA top the overall medal chart with 113 total medals (39 gold, 41 silver, 33 bronze).\n“We kept our team safe and we’re coming home successful,” said Sarah Hirshland, CEO of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee. “The Tokyo 2020 Games have been remarkable in so many ways and I’m filled with gratitude and pride. From the inspiring performances and perseverance of our athletes, to the incredible effort put forth by the organizers and people of Japan -- these Games proved that the spirit of the Games is alive and renewed. Thank you, Japan, and thank you, Team USA, for representing the United States of America with skill, strength and undeniable spirit.”\nTeam USA’s Tokyo performance continued its streak atop the overall medal chart to seven straight Games, dating back to 1996. Overall, 257 American athletes contributed to the medal count, including 29 multiple medalists and seven who won multiple gold medals. Of the 44 sport disciplines in which U.S. athletes competed, the U.S. brought home hardware in 28.\n“The athletes of Team USA honored themselves, their communities, their families, and all of us with their excellent performances in Tokyo,” said Rick Adams, USOPC chief of sport performance and Team USA chef de mission. “It’s the greatest honor of my career to serve as chef de mission here and I want to thank the athletes, coaches, National Governing Bodies and USOPC staff for coming together in truly complicated times. Tokyo 2020 was a great success for Team USA - in sport, in organization, and in mental and physical well-being, and will serve as a guide for us as we look ahead to Beijing and beyond.”\nIn keeping with the precedent set at previous Games, the women of Team USA led the way in medal success, topping their previous high from 2016 with 66 medals in 60 events – a medal record that would place them third among all countries.\n“Everyone has overcome so much and we have been so inspired by all of these dominant performances across the board. Tokyo has been an amazing host and I’m grateful to have participated,” said\nAllyson Felix\n, who took home a gold medal in the women’s 4x400-meter relay and a bronze medal in the individual 400 to become the most decorated American track Olympian in history. “There are so many young girls and boys looking up to Olympic athletes, it's a very neat cycle to be a part of, and very humbling”.\nOf the Americans who earned medals in Tokyo, 82% competed in collegiate athletics, with the majority of those coming from\nswimming\n, track and field, and team sports. Overall, the U.S. collected 27 medals in team events, extending its winning streaks in men’s\nbasketball\n(four straight Olympic Games), women’s water polo (3), and women’s basketball (7).\nIn addition to the medal table, the Tokyo Games introduced a new statistic into Olympic parlance – COVID-19 test results. Following a rigorous pre-departure testing process, the Team USA delegation of approximately 1,600 members participated in daily COVID-19 testing. Between Opening and Closing ceremonies, only two U.S. delegates tested positive.\n“The months of preparation to mitigate COVID-19 at these Games paid off,” said Dr. Jonathan Finnoff, USOPC chief medical officer. “We created systems that allowed Team USA athletes to train, travel and compete successfully in this environment, all while keeping the greater community safe, and providing excellent mental and physical care to athletes as they navigated the Games. To test at the rate we did, and to act quickly as issues arose, took intricate coordination across our teams and I think helped refine a Games model that we’ll use in the future.”\nThe Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, International Olympic Committee and government of Japan prepared and executed measures to ensure a safe environment for the world’s athletes to come together. 94 nations won medals in Tokyo surpassing the previous high mark of 86 recorded at the Olympic Games Rio 2016.\n“Postponed, reorganized and reimagined, these Games will rightfully go down in history as a lesson in resilience” said USOPC chair Susanne Lyons. “Let me share my gratitude to the USOPC and all who work on behalf of the Olympic Movement in the United States. Team USA was well-prepared and well-supported, and it manifested in great performances and sportsmanship both on and off the field.”\nHighlights and Historical Performances \nThe Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 saw the addition of 3x3\nbasketball\n, BMX freestyle, karate, skateboarding, sport climbing, surfing and mixed events in shooting, swimming, triathlon and track and field. Across these new additions, Team USA earned 10 medals.\nThe 2020 Games also marked the return of\nbaseball\nand softball.\nSimone Biles\ntied Shannon Miller as the most decorated U.S. gymnast in Olympic history with seven medals.\nCarissa Moore\nbecame the first to win a gold medal in women’s surfing, a new sport for the Tokyo 2020 Games.\nCaeleb Dressel\n(swimming) leaves Tokyo as the winningest athlete of any nation with five gold medals.\nTeam USA wrestlers earned nine medals in Tokyo -- the most since 1984.\nGable Stevenson, David Taylor and Tamyra Mensah-Stock\nearned gold medals, with Stock becoming the first Black women’s wrestler to earn gold.\nWith her two medals in Tokyo,\nAllyson Felix\ncemented her status as the most decorated American in Olympic track and field history. With 11 career Olympic medals (and seven golds) she surpassed Carl Lewis (10) leading the most medals of all-time for the sport in U.S. history and ranks second behind Finland’s Paavo Nurmi for all-time Olympic track and field medals.\nWith the silver medal in baseball, Cuban-American\nEddy Alvarez\nbecame only the sixth athlete in Olympic history -- and the third American -- to win medals in both summer and winter Games.\nTeam USA claimed its first gold medal in\nwomen's volleyball\n, after three silvers (1984, 2008, 2012) and two\nbronzes\n(1992, 2016).\nSarah Robles\nfollowed suit to become the first American woman to win two Olympic medals in weightlifting.\nXander Schauffele\nand\nNelly Korda\nswept the men’s and women’s individual golf titles, becoming the first American golfers to claim Olympic gold in the individual events in 121 years (1900).\nSunisa Lee\nbecame the first Hmong-American to compete in the Olympic Games, and first to win gold in the women’s gymnastics all-around competition.\nRyan Crouser\nset the men's shot put Olympic record three times en route to his repeat gold-medal performance from 2016.\nWith five gold medals each,\nSue Bird\nand\nDiana Taurasi\nbecome the winningest Olympic basketball players in history.\nWhether it was an athlete’s first Games, or one of many, the spirit of Team USA radiated throughout Tokyo and was solidified as one of the most memorable Games in history.\n“My first Olympic Games was one I’ll always remember and being a part of Team USA has been an incredible experience,” said\nNevin Harrison\n, first-time Olympian and gold medalist in the 200-meter canoe sprint. “We are here with each other and for each other, and to be a part of such historic performances makes this a truly special Games. Tokyo was an amazing host and I can’t wait to bring my Olympic gold back to the States. I hope this is just the beginning of my journey representing Team USA and I can inspire others to chase their own Olympic dreams.”\nTeam USA: 39 Gold | 41 Silver | 33 Bronze | 113 Total\n ","attrs_markdown":"[Skip to content](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/olympic-games-tokyo-2020#main-content)\n\nClose and continue\n\nClose and continue\n\n[![Team USA logo](https:\/\/res.cloudinary.com\/usopc-prod\/image\/upload\/v1\/TeamUSA%20Assets\/Assets\/wordmark-teamUSA_jzsv7g?_a=DAJHqpE+ZAA0)![Team USA logo](https:\/\/res.cloudinary.com\/usopc-prod\/image\/upload\/v1\/TeamUSA%20Assets\/Assets\/Logo-main-teamUSA_xdtsfd?_a=DAJHqpE+ZAA0)](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/)\n\n- Milano Cortina 2026\n  - [Olympics](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/milano-cortina-2026\/olympics)\n  - [Paralympics](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/milano-cortina-2026\/paralympics)\n  - [Schedule](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/milano-cortina-2026\/paralympics\/schedule)\n  - [Results](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/milano-cortina-2026\/paralympics\/results)\n  - 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The Games, held after a year-long postponement, saw the 626 athletes from Team USA top the overall medal chart with 113 total medals (39 gold, 41 silver, 33 bronze).   \n“We kept our team safe and we’re coming home successful,” said Sarah Hirshland, CEO of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee. “The Tokyo 2020 Games have been remarkable in so many ways and I’m filled with gratitude and pride. From the inspiring performances and perseverance of our athletes, to the incredible effort put forth by the organizers and people of Japan -- these Games proved that the spirit of the Games is alive and renewed. Thank you, Japan, and thank you, Team USA, for representing the United States of America with skill, strength and undeniable spirit.”\n\nTeam USA’s Tokyo performance continued its streak atop the overall medal chart to seven straight Games, dating back to 1996. Overall, 257 American athletes contributed to the medal count, including 29 multiple medalists and seven who won multiple gold medals. Of the 44 sport disciplines in which U.S. athletes competed, the U.S. brought home hardware in 28.\n\n“The athletes of Team USA honored themselves, their communities, their families, and all of us with their excellent performances in Tokyo,” said Rick Adams, USOPC chief of sport performance and Team USA chef de mission. “It’s the greatest honor of my career to serve as chef de mission here and I want to thank the athletes, coaches, National Governing Bodies and USOPC staff for coming together in truly complicated times. Tokyo 2020 was a great success for Team USA - in sport, in organization, and in mental and physical well-being, and will serve as a guide for us as we look ahead to Beijing and beyond.”\n\nIn keeping with the precedent set at previous Games, the women of Team USA led the way in medal success, topping their previous high from 2016 with 66 medals in 60 events – a medal record that would place them third among all countries.\n\n“Everyone has overcome so much and we have been so inspired by all of these dominant performances across the board. Tokyo has been an amazing host and I’m grateful to have participated,” said [Allyson Felix](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/allyson-felix-807126), who took home a gold medal in the women’s 4x400-meter relay and a bronze medal in the individual 400 to become the most decorated American track Olympian in history. “There are so many young girls and boys looking up to Olympic athletes, it's a very neat cycle to be a part of, and very humbling”.\n\nOf the Americans who earned medals in Tokyo, 82% competed in collegiate athletics, with the majority of those coming from [swimming](https:\/\/www.usaswimming.org\/), track and field, and team sports. Overall, the U.S. collected 27 medals in team events, extending its winning streaks in men’s [basketball](https:\/\/www.usab.com\/) (four straight Olympic Games), women’s water polo (3), and women’s basketball (7).\n\nIn addition to the medal table, the Tokyo Games introduced a new statistic into Olympic parlance – COVID-19 test results. Following a rigorous pre-departure testing process, the Team USA delegation of approximately 1,600 members participated in daily COVID-19 testing. Between Opening and Closing ceremonies, only two U.S. delegates tested positive.\n\n“The months of preparation to mitigate COVID-19 at these Games paid off,” said Dr. Jonathan Finnoff, USOPC chief medical officer. “We created systems that allowed Team USA athletes to train, travel and compete successfully in this environment, all while keeping the greater community safe, and providing excellent mental and physical care to athletes as they navigated the Games. To test at the rate we did, and to act quickly as issues arose, took intricate coordination across our teams and I think helped refine a Games model that we’ll use in the future.”\n\nThe Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, International Olympic Committee and government of Japan prepared and executed measures to ensure a safe environment for the world’s athletes to come together. 94 nations won medals in Tokyo surpassing the previous high mark of 86 recorded at the Olympic Games Rio 2016.\n\n“Postponed, reorganized and reimagined, these Games will rightfully go down in history as a lesson in resilience” said USOPC chair Susanne Lyons. “Let me share my gratitude to the USOPC and all who work on behalf of the Olympic Movement in the United States. Team USA was well-prepared and well-supported, and it manifested in great performances and sportsmanship both on and off the field.”\n\n### Highlights and Historical Performances\n- The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 saw the addition of 3x3 [basketball](https:\/\/www.usab.com\/), BMX freestyle, karate, skateboarding, sport climbing, surfing and mixed events in shooting, swimming, triathlon and track and field. Across these new additions, Team USA earned 10 medals.\n- The 2020 Games also marked the return of [baseball](https:\/\/www.usabaseball.com\/) and softball.\n- **Simone Biles** tied Shannon Miller as the most decorated U.S. gymnast in Olympic history with seven medals.\n- **Carissa Moore** became the first to win a gold medal in women’s surfing, a new sport for the Tokyo 2020 Games.\n- **Caeleb Dressel** (swimming) leaves Tokyo as the winningest athlete of any nation with five gold medals.\n- Team USA wrestlers earned nine medals in Tokyo -- the most since 1984. **Gable Stevenson, David Taylor and Tamyra Mensah-Stock** earned gold medals, with Stock becoming the first Black women’s wrestler to earn gold.\n- With her two medals in Tokyo, **Allyson Felix** cemented her status as the most decorated American in Olympic track and field history. With 11 career Olympic medals (and seven golds) she surpassed Carl Lewis (10) leading the most medals of all-time for the sport in U.S. history and ranks second behind Finland’s Paavo Nurmi for all-time Olympic track and field medals.\n- With the silver medal in baseball, Cuban-American **Eddy Alvarez** became only the sixth athlete in Olympic history -- and the third American -- to win medals in both summer and winter Games.\n- Team USA claimed its first gold medal in **women's volleyball**, after three silvers (1984, 2008, 2012) and two *bronzes* (1992, 2016).\n- **Sarah Robles** followed suit to become the first American woman to win two Olympic medals in weightlifting.\n- **Xander Schauffele** and **Nelly Korda** swept the men’s and women’s individual golf titles, becoming the first American golfers to claim Olympic gold in the individual events in 121 years (1900).\n- **Sunisa Lee** became the first Hmong-American to compete in the Olympic Games, and first to win gold in the women’s gymnastics all-around competition.\n- **Ryan Crouser** set the men's shot put Olympic record three times en route to his repeat gold-medal performance from 2016.\n- With five gold medals each, **Sue Bird** and **Diana Taurasi** become the winningest Olympic basketball players in history.\n\nWhether it was an athlete’s first Games, or one of many, the spirit of Team USA radiated throughout Tokyo and was solidified as one of the most memorable Games in history.\n\n“My first Olympic Games was one I’ll always remember and being a part of Team USA has been an incredible experience,” said [Nevin Harrison](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/nevin-harrison), first-time Olympian and gold medalist in the 200-meter canoe sprint. “We are here with each other and for each other, and to be a part of such historic performances makes this a truly special Games. Tokyo was an amazing host and I can’t wait to bring my Olympic gold back to the States. I hope this is just the beginning of my journey representing Team USA and I can inspire others to chase their own Olympic dreams.”\n\n## Team USA: 39 Gold \\| 41 Silver \\| 33 Bronze \\| 113 Total\nTo see this content, please enable JavaScript.\n\n### Swimming: 11 Gold \\| 10 Silver \\| 9 Bronze \\| 30 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Caeleb Dressel,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/caeleb-dressel-861661) Men's 50m Freestyle\n\nCaeleb Dressel, Men's 100m Freestyle\n\n[Robert Finke,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/bobby-finke) Men's 800m Freestyle\n\n[Katie Ledecky,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/katie-ledecky-851377) Women's 800m Freestyle\n\nRobert Finke, Men's 1500m Freestyle\n\nKatie Ledecky, Women's 1500m Freestyle\n\n[Lydia Jacoby,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/lydia-jacoby-1226143) Women's 100m Breaststroke\n\nCaeleb Dressel, Men's 100m Butterfly\n\n[Chase Kalisz,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/chase-kalisz-838134) Men's 400m Individual Medley\n\nUnited States, Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay\n\nUnited States, Men's 4 x 100m Medley Relay\n\n**Silver**\n\nKatie Ledecky, Women's 400m Freestyle\n\n[Erica Sullivan,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/erica-sullivan-863437) Women's 1500m Freestyle\n\n[Ryan Murphy,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/ryan-murphy) Men's 200m Backstroke\n\n[Lilly King,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/lilly-king-828908) Women's 200m Breaststroke\n\n[Regan Smith,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/regan-smith-1005704) Women's 200m Butterfly\n\n[Alex Walsh,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/alex-walsh-1113339) Women's 200m Individual Medley\n\n[Jay Litherland,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/jay-litherland) Men's 400m Individual Medley\n\n[Emma Weyant,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/emma-weyant-1113342) Women's 400m Individual Medley\n\nUnited States, Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay\n\nUnited States, Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay\n\n**Bronze**\n\n[Kieran Smith,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/kieran-smith-1192361) Men's 400m Freestyle\n\nRyan Murphy, Men's 100m Backstroke\n\nRegan Smith, Women's 100m Backstroke\n\nLilly King, Women's 100m Breaststroke\n\nAnne Lazor, Women's 200m Breaststroke\n\n[Hali Flickinger,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/hali-flickinger-906011) Women's 200m Butterfly\n\n[Kate Douglass,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/kate-douglass) Women's 200m Individual Medley\n\nHali Flickinger, Women's 400m Individual Medley\n\nUnited States, Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay\n\n### Athletics: 7 Gold \\| 12 Silver \\| 7 Bronze \\| 26 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Athing Mu,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/athing-mu) Women's 800m\n\n[Sydney McLaughlin,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/sydney-mclaughlin-levrone) Women's 400m Hurdles\n\n[Katie Moon,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/katie-moon) Women's Pole Vault\n\n[Ryan Crouser,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/ryan-crouser-871878) Men's Shot Put\n\n[Valarie Allman,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/valarie-allman-909758) Women's Discus Throw\n\nUnited States, Men's 4 x 400m Relay\n\nUnited States, Women's 4 x 400m Relay\n\n**Silver**\n\n[Fred Kerley,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/fred-kerley-1092039) Men's 100m\n\n[Kenneth Bednarek,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/kenny-bednarek-1172339) Men's 200m\n\n[Courtney Frerichs,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/courtney-frerichs-855038) Women's 3000m Steeplechase\n\n[Grant Holloway,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/grant-holloway-1083775) Men's 110m Hurdles\n\n[Kendra Harrison,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/keni-harrison) Women's 100m Hurdles\n\n[Rai Benjamin,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/rai-benjamin-1140303) Men's 400m Hurdles\n\n[Dalilah Muhammad,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/dalilah-muhammad-914574) Women's 400m Hurdles\n\n[Chris Nilsen,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/chris-nilsen-1139041) Men's Pole Vault\n\n[Brittney Reese,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/brittney-reese-800412) Women's Long Jump\n\n[Joe Kovacs,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/joe-kovacs) Men's Shot Put\n\n[Raven Saunders,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/raven-saunders-915351) Women's Shot Put\n\nUnited States, Women's 4 x 100m Relay\n\n**Bronze**\n\n[Noah Lyles,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/noah-lyles) Men's 200m\n\n[Gabrielle Thomas,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/gabrielle-thomas) Women's 200m\n\n[Allyson Felix,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/allyson-felix-807126) Women's 400m\n\n[Raevyn Rogers,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/raevyn-rogers) Women's 800m\n\n[Paul Chelimo,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/paul-chelimo-1032539) Men's 5000m\n\n[Molly Seidel,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/molly-seidel-1140147) Women's Marathon\n\nUnited States, Mixed 4 x 400m Relay\n\n### Wrestling - Freestyle: 3 Gold \\| 2 Silver \\| 4 Bronze \\| 9 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[David Taylor,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/david-taylor) Men's 86kg\n\n[Gable Steveson,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/gable-steveson) Men's 125kg\n\nTamyra Mensah, Women's 68kg\n\n**Silver**\n\n[Kyle Snyder,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/kyle-snyder) Men's 97kg\n\n[Adeline Gray,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/adeline-gray) Women's 76kg\n\n**Bronze**\n\n[Kyle Dake,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/kyle-dake) Men's 74kg\n\n[Helen Maroulis,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/helen-maroulis) Women's 57kg\n\nThomas Gilman, Men's 57kg\n\n[Sarah Hildebrandt,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/sarah-hildebrandt) Women's 50kg\n\n### Shooting: 3 Gold \\| 2 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 6 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[William Shaner,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/will-shaner-1073330) Men's 10m Air Rifle\n\n[Vincent Hancock,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/vincent-hancock-848530) Men's Skeet\n\n[Amber English,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/amber-english-865062) Women's Skeet\n\n**Silver**\n\n[Kayle Browning,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/kayle-browning) Women's Trap\n\n[Mary Tucker](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/mary-tucker-1147783) and [Lucas Kozeniesky,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/lucas-kozeniesky-871835) Mixed 10m Air Rifle Team\n\n**Bronze**\n\n[Brian Burrows](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/brian-burrows) and [Madelynn Bernau,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/madelynn-bernau-1147734) Mixed Trap Team\n\n### Gymnastics - Artistic: 2 Gold \\| 2 Silver \\| 2 Bronze \\| 6 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Jade Carey,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/jade-carey-1095482) Women's Floor Exercise\n\n[Sunisa Lee,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/sunisa-lee-1074875) Women's Individual All-Around\n\n**Silver**\n\n[Mykayla Skinner,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/mykayla-skinner-915514) Women's Vault\n\nUnited States, Women's Team\n\n**Bronze**\n\n[Simone Biles,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/simone-biles) Women's Beam\n\nSunisa Lee, Women's Uneven Bars\n\n### Boxing: 0 Gold \\| 3 SIlver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 4 Total\n**Silver**\n\n[Duke Ragan,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/duke-ragan-1065260) Men's Featherweight\n\n[Keyshawn Davis,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/keyshawn-davis-1024849) Men's Lightweight\n\n[Richard Torrez,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/richard-torrez-jr) Men's Super Heavyweight\n\n**Bronze**\n\n[Oshae Jones,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/oshae-jones-1064186) Women's Welterweight\n\n### Diving: 0 Gold \\| 2 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 3 Total\n**Silver**\n\n[Andrew Capobianco](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/andrew-capobianco-1063507)\n\n[Michael Hixon,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/michael-hixon-848813) Men's 3m Springboard Synchro\n\n[Jessica Parratto](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/jessica-parratto-806258) and [Delaney Schnell,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/delaney-schnell-802161) Women's 10m Platform Synchro\n\n**Bronze**\n\n[Krysta Palmer,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/krysta-palmer-997631) Women's 3m Springboard\n\n### Basketball: 2 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 2 Total\n**Gold**\n\nUnited States, Men\n\nUnited States, Women\n\n### Golf: 2 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 2 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Xander Schauffele,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/xander-schauffele) Men's Stroke Play\n\n[Nelly Korda,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/nelly-korda-921483) Women's Stroke Play\n\n### Cycling - Track: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 2 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Jennifer Valente,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/jennifer-valente-877693) Women's Omnium\n\n**Bronze**\n\nUnited States, Women's Team Pursuit\n\n### Fencing: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 2 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Lee Kiefer](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/lee-kiefer-807038)\n\nWomen's Individual Foil\n\n**Bronze**\n\nUnited States, Men's Team Foil\n\n### Triathlon: 0 Gold \\| 1 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 2 Total\n**Silver**\n\nUnited States, Mixed Team Relay\n\n**Bronze**\n\n[Katie Zaferes,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/katie-zaferes) Women's Olympic Distance\n\n### Weightlifting: 0 Gold \\| 1 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 2 Total\n**Silver**\n\n[Katherine Vibert,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/kate-vibert-1142315) Women's 76kg\n\n**Bronze**\n\n[Sarah Robles,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/sarah-robles) Women's +87kg\n\n### Skateboarding: 0 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 2 Bronze \\| 2 Total\n**Bronze**\n\n[Cory Juneau,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/cory-juneau-1192428) Men's Park\n\n[Jagger Eaton,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/jagger-eaton-1150412) Men's Street\n\n### Basketball 3x3: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total\n**Gold**\n\nUnited States, Women\n\n### Beach Volleyball: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Alix Klineman](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/alix-klineman) and [April Ross,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/april-ross) Women\n\n### Canoe Sprint: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Nevin Harrison,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/nevin-harrison) Women's C1 200m\n\n### Surfing: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Carissa Moore,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/carissa-moore) Women's Shortboard\n\n### Taekwondo: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total\n**Gold**\n\n[Anastasija Zolotic,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/anastasija-zolotic-1113778) Women's Featherweight 49-57kg\n\n### Volleyball: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total\n**Gold**\n\nUnited States, Women\n\n### Water Polo: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total\n**Gold**\n\nUnited States, Women\n\n### Baseball: 0 Gold \\| 1 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total\n**Silver**\n\nUnited States, Men\n\n### BMX Freestyle: 0 Gold \\| 1 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total\n**Silver**\n\n[Hannah Roberts,](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/hannah-roberts-1101821) Women's Park\n\n### Equestrian - 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From the inspiring performances and perseverance of our athletes, to the incredible effort put forth by the organizers and people of Japan -- these Games proved that the spirit of the Games is alive and renewed. Thank you, Japan, and thank you, Team USA, for representing the United States of America with skill, strength and undeniable spirit.”\n\nTeam USA’s Tokyo performance continued its streak atop the overall medal chart to seven straight Games, dating back to 1996. Overall, 257 American athletes contributed to the medal count, including 29 multiple medalists and seven who won multiple gold medals. Of the 44 sport disciplines in which U.S. athletes competed, the U.S. brought home hardware in 28.\n\n“The athletes of Team USA honored themselves, their communities, their families, and all of us with their excellent performances in Tokyo,” said Rick Adams, USOPC chief of sport performance and Team USA chef de mission. “It’s the greatest honor of my career to serve as chef de mission here and I want to thank the athletes, coaches, National Governing Bodies and USOPC staff for coming together in truly complicated times. Tokyo 2020 was a great success for Team USA - in sport, in organization, and in mental and physical well-being, and will serve as a guide for us as we look ahead to Beijing and beyond.”\n\nIn keeping with the precedent set at previous Games, the women of Team USA led the way in medal success, topping their previous high from 2016 with 66 medals in 60 events – a medal record that would place them third among all countries.\n\n“Everyone has overcome so much and we have been so inspired by all of these dominant performances across the board. Tokyo has been an amazing host and I’m grateful to have participated,” said [Allyson Felix](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/allyson-felix-807126), who took home a gold medal in the women’s 4x400-meter relay and a bronze medal in the individual 400 to become the most decorated American track Olympian in history. “There are so many young girls and boys looking up to Olympic athletes, it's a very neat cycle to be a part of, and very humbling”.\n\nOf the Americans who earned medals in Tokyo, 82% competed in collegiate athletics, with the majority of those coming from [swimming](https:\/\/www.usaswimming.org\/), track and field, and team sports. Overall, the U.S. collected 27 medals in team events, extending its winning streaks in men’s [basketball](https:\/\/www.usab.com\/) (four straight Olympic Games), women’s water polo (3), and women’s basketball (7).\n\nIn addition to the medal table, the Tokyo Games introduced a new statistic into Olympic parlance – COVID-19 test results. Following a rigorous pre-departure testing process, the Team USA delegation of approximately 1,600 members participated in daily COVID-19 testing. Between Opening and Closing ceremonies, only two U.S. delegates tested positive.\n\n“The months of preparation to mitigate COVID-19 at these Games paid off,” said Dr. Jonathan Finnoff, USOPC chief medical officer. “We created systems that allowed Team USA athletes to train, travel and compete successfully in this environment, all while keeping the greater community safe, and providing excellent mental and physical care to athletes as they navigated the Games. To test at the rate we did, and to act quickly as issues arose, took intricate coordination across our teams and I think helped refine a Games model that we’ll use in the future.”\n\nThe Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, International Olympic Committee and government of Japan prepared and executed measures to ensure a safe environment for the world’s athletes to come together. 94 nations won medals in Tokyo surpassing the previous high mark of 86 recorded at the Olympic Games Rio 2016.\n\n“Postponed, reorganized and reimagined, these Games will rightfully go down in history as a lesson in resilience” said USOPC chair Susanne Lyons. “Let me share my gratitude to the USOPC and all who work on behalf of the Olympic Movement in the United States. Team USA was well-prepared and well-supported, and it manifested in great performances and sportsmanship both on and off the field.”\n\nHighlights and Historical Performances\n\n- The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 saw the addition of 3x3 [basketball](https:\/\/www.usab.com\/), BMX freestyle, karate, skateboarding, sport climbing, surfing and mixed events in shooting, swimming, triathlon and track and field. Across these new additions, Team USA earned 10 medals.\n- The 2020 Games also marked the return of [baseball](https:\/\/www.usabaseball.com\/) and softball.\n- **Simone Biles** tied Shannon Miller as the most decorated U.S. gymnast in Olympic history with seven medals.\n- **Carissa Moore** became the first to win a gold medal in women’s surfing, a new sport for the Tokyo 2020 Games.\n- **Caeleb Dressel** (swimming) leaves Tokyo as the winningest athlete of any nation with five gold medals.\n- Team USA wrestlers earned nine medals in Tokyo -- the most since 1984. **Gable Stevenson, David Taylor and Tamyra Mensah-Stock** earned gold medals, with Stock becoming the first Black women’s wrestler to earn gold.\n- With her two medals in Tokyo, **Allyson Felix** cemented her status as the most decorated American in Olympic track and field history. With 11 career Olympic medals (and seven golds) she surpassed Carl Lewis (10) leading the most medals of all-time for the sport in U.S. history and ranks second behind Finland’s Paavo Nurmi for all-time Olympic track and field medals.\n- With the silver medal in baseball, Cuban-American **Eddy Alvarez** became only the sixth athlete in Olympic history -- and the third American -- to win medals in both summer and winter Games.\n- Team USA claimed its first gold medal in **women's volleyball**, after three silvers (1984, 2008, 2012) and two *bronzes* (1992, 2016).\n- **Sarah Robles** followed suit to become the first American woman to win two Olympic medals in weightlifting.\n- **Xander Schauffele** and **Nelly Korda** swept the men’s and women’s individual golf titles, becoming the first American golfers to claim Olympic gold in the individual events in 121 years (1900).\n- **Sunisa Lee** became the first Hmong-American to compete in the Olympic Games, and first to win gold in the women’s gymnastics all-around competition.\n- **Ryan Crouser** set the men's shot put Olympic record three times en route to his repeat gold-medal performance from 2016.\n- With five gold medals each, **Sue Bird** and **Diana Taurasi** become the winningest Olympic basketball players in history.\n\nWhether it was an athlete’s first Games, or one of many, the spirit of Team USA radiated throughout Tokyo and was solidified as one of the most memorable Games in history.\n\n“My first Olympic Games was one I’ll always remember and being a part of Team USA has been an incredible experience,” said [Nevin Harrison](https:\/\/www.teamusa.com\/profiles\/nevin-harrison), first-time Olympian and gold medalist in the 200-meter canoe sprint. “We are here with each other and for each other, and to be a part of such historic performances makes this a truly special Games. Tokyo was an amazing host and I can’t wait to bring my Olympic gold back to the States. I hope this is just the beginning of my journey representing Team USA and I can inspire others to chase their own Olympic dreams.”\n## Team USA: 39 Gold \\| 41 Silver \\| 33 Bronze \\| 113 Total","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Strength, Success and Safety: Team USA Wraps Up Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 TOKYO – The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 concluded Sunday following 17 days of competition between more than 11,656 athletes representing 205 nations and the International Olympic Committee Refugee Olympic Team. The Games, held after a year-long postponement, saw the 626 athletes from Team USA top the overall medal chart with 113 total medals (39 gold, 41 silver, 33 bronze). “We kept our team safe and we’re coming home successful,” said Sarah Hirshland, CEO of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee. “The Tokyo 2020 Games have been remarkable in so many ways and I’m filled with gratitude and pride. From the inspiring performances and perseverance of our athletes, to the incredible effort put forth by the organizers and people of Japan -- these Games proved that the spirit of the Games is alive and renewed. Thank you, Japan, and thank you, Team USA, for representing the United States of America with skill, strength and undeniable spirit.” Team USA’s Tokyo performance continued its streak atop the overall medal chart to seven straight Games, dating back to 1996. Overall, 257 American athletes contributed to the medal count, including 29 multiple medalists and seven who won multiple gold medals. Of the 44 sport disciplines in which U.S. athletes competed, the U.S. brought home hardware in 28. “The athletes of Team USA honored themselves, their communities, their families, and all of us with their excellent performances in Tokyo,” said Rick Adams, USOPC chief of sport performance and Team USA chef de mission. “It’s the greatest honor of my career to serve as chef de mission here and I want to thank the athletes, coaches, National Governing Bodies and USOPC staff for coming together in truly complicated times. Tokyo 2020 was a great success for Team USA - in sport, in organization, and in mental and physical well-being, and will serve as a guide for us as we look ahead to Beijing and beyond.” In keeping with the precedent set at previous Games, the women of Team USA led the way in medal success, topping their previous high from 2016 with 66 medals in 60 events – a medal record that would place them third among all countries. “Everyone has overcome so much and we have been so inspired by all of these dominant performances across the board. Tokyo has been an amazing host and I’m grateful to have participated,” said Allyson Felix , who took home a gold medal in the women’s 4x400-meter relay and a bronze medal in the individual 400 to become the most decorated American track Olympian in history. “There are so many young girls and boys looking up to Olympic athletes, it's a very neat cycle to be a part of, and very humbling”. Of the Americans who earned medals in Tokyo, 82% competed in collegiate athletics, with the majority of those coming from swimming , track and field, and team sports. Overall, the U.S. collected 27 medals in team events, extending its winning streaks in men’s basketball (four straight Olympic Games), women’s water polo (3), and women’s basketball (7). In addition to the medal table, the Tokyo Games introduced a new statistic into Olympic parlance – COVID-19 test results. Following a rigorous pre-departure testing process, the Team USA delegation of approximately 1,600 members participated in daily COVID-19 testing. Between Opening and Closing ceremonies, only two U.S. delegates tested positive. “The months of preparation to mitigate COVID-19 at these Games paid off,” said Dr. Jonathan Finnoff, USOPC chief medical officer. “We created systems that allowed Team USA athletes to train, travel and compete successfully in this environment, all while keeping the greater community safe, and providing excellent mental and physical care to athletes as they navigated the Games. To test at the rate we did, and to act quickly as issues arose, took intricate coordination across our teams and I think helped refine a Games model that we’ll use in the future.” The Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, International Olympic Committee and government of Japan prepared and executed measures to ensure a safe environment for the world’s athletes to come together. 94 nations won medals in Tokyo surpassing the previous high mark of 86 recorded at the Olympic Games Rio 2016. “Postponed, reorganized and reimagined, these Games will rightfully go down in history as a lesson in resilience” said USOPC chair Susanne Lyons. “Let me share my gratitude to the USOPC and all who work on behalf of the Olympic Movement in the United States. Team USA was well-prepared and well-supported, and it manifested in great performances and sportsmanship both on and off the field.” Highlights and Historical Performances The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 saw the addition of 3x3 basketball , BMX freestyle, karate, skateboarding, sport climbing, surfing and mixed events in shooting, swimming, triathlon and track and field. Across these new additions, Team USA earned 10 medals. The 2020 Games also marked the return of baseball and softball. Simone Biles tied Shannon Miller as the most decorated U.S. gymnast in Olympic history with seven medals. Carissa Moore became the first to win a gold medal in women’s surfing, a new sport for the Tokyo 2020 Games. Caeleb Dressel (swimming) leaves Tokyo as the winningest athlete of any nation with five gold medals. Team USA wrestlers earned nine medals in Tokyo -- the most since 1984. Gable Stevenson, David Taylor and Tamyra Mensah-Stock earned gold medals, with Stock becoming the first Black women’s wrestler to earn gold. With her two medals in Tokyo, Allyson Felix cemented her status as the most decorated American in Olympic track and field history. With 11 career Olympic medals (and seven golds) she surpassed Carl Lewis (10) leading the most medals of all-time for the sport in U.S. history and ranks second behind Finland’s Paavo Nurmi for all-time Olympic track and field medals. With the silver medal in baseball, Cuban-American Eddy Alvarez became only the sixth athlete in Olympic history -- and the third American -- to win medals in both summer and winter Games. Team USA claimed its first gold medal in women's volleyball , after three silvers (1984, 2008, 2012) and two bronzes (1992, 2016). Sarah Robles followed suit to become the first American woman to win two Olympic medals in weightlifting. Xander Schauffele and Nelly Korda swept the men’s and women’s individual golf titles, becoming the first American golfers to claim Olympic gold in the individual events in 121 years (1900). Sunisa Lee became the first Hmong-American to compete in the Olympic Games, and first to win gold in the women’s gymnastics all-around competition. Ryan Crouser set the men's shot put Olympic record three times en route to his repeat gold-medal performance from 2016. With five gold medals each, Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi become the winningest Olympic basketball players in history. Whether it was an athlete’s first Games, or one of many, the spirit of Team USA radiated throughout Tokyo and was solidified as one of the most memorable Games in history. “My first Olympic Games was one I’ll always remember and being a part of Team USA has been an incredible experience,” said Nevin Harrison , first-time Olympian and gold medalist in the 200-meter canoe sprint. “We are here with each other and for each other, and to be a part of such historic performances makes this a truly special Games. Tokyo was an amazing host and I can’t wait to bring my Olympic gold back to the States. I hope this is just the beginning of my journey representing Team USA and I can inspire others to chase their own Olympic dreams.” Team USA: 39 Gold \| 41 Silver \| 33 Bronze \| 113 Total
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The Games, held after a year-long postponement, saw the 626 athletes from Team USA top the overall medal chart with 113 total medals (39 gold, 41 silver, 33 bronze). “We kept our team safe and we’re coming home successful,” said Sarah Hirshland, CEO of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee. “The Tokyo 2020 Games have been remarkable in so many ways and I’m filled with gratitude and pride. From the inspiring performances and perseverance of our athletes, to the incredible effort put forth by the organizers and people of Japan -- these Games proved that the spirit of the Games is alive and renewed. Thank you, Japan, and thank you, Team USA, for representing the United States of America with skill, strength and undeniable spirit.” Team USA’s Tokyo performance continued its streak atop the overall medal chart to seven straight Games, dating back to 1996. Overall, 257 American athletes contributed to the medal count, including 29 multiple medalists and seven who won multiple gold medals. Of the 44 sport disciplines in which U.S. athletes competed, the U.S. brought home hardware in 28. “The athletes of Team USA honored themselves, their communities, their families, and all of us with their excellent performances in Tokyo,” said Rick Adams, USOPC chief of sport performance and Team USA chef de mission. “It’s the greatest honor of my career to serve as chef de mission here and I want to thank the athletes, coaches, National Governing Bodies and USOPC staff for coming together in truly complicated times. Tokyo 2020 was a great success for Team USA - in sport, in organization, and in mental and physical well-being, and will serve as a guide for us as we look ahead to Beijing and beyond.” In keeping with the precedent set at previous Games, the women of Team USA led the way in medal success, topping their previous high from 2016 with 66 medals in 60 events – a medal record that would place them third among all countries. “Everyone has overcome so much and we have been so inspired by all of these dominant performances across the board. Tokyo has been an amazing host and I’m grateful to have participated,” said [Allyson Felix](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/allyson-felix-807126), who took home a gold medal in the women’s 4x400-meter relay and a bronze medal in the individual 400 to become the most decorated American track Olympian in history. “There are so many young girls and boys looking up to Olympic athletes, it's a very neat cycle to be a part of, and very humbling”. Of the Americans who earned medals in Tokyo, 82% competed in collegiate athletics, with the majority of those coming from [swimming](https://www.usaswimming.org/), track and field, and team sports. Overall, the U.S. collected 27 medals in team events, extending its winning streaks in men’s [basketball](https://www.usab.com/) (four straight Olympic Games), women’s water polo (3), and women’s basketball (7). In addition to the medal table, the Tokyo Games introduced a new statistic into Olympic parlance – COVID-19 test results. Following a rigorous pre-departure testing process, the Team USA delegation of approximately 1,600 members participated in daily COVID-19 testing. Between Opening and Closing ceremonies, only two U.S. delegates tested positive. “The months of preparation to mitigate COVID-19 at these Games paid off,” said Dr. Jonathan Finnoff, USOPC chief medical officer. “We created systems that allowed Team USA athletes to train, travel and compete successfully in this environment, all while keeping the greater community safe, and providing excellent mental and physical care to athletes as they navigated the Games. To test at the rate we did, and to act quickly as issues arose, took intricate coordination across our teams and I think helped refine a Games model that we’ll use in the future.” The Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, International Olympic Committee and government of Japan prepared and executed measures to ensure a safe environment for the world’s athletes to come together. 94 nations won medals in Tokyo surpassing the previous high mark of 86 recorded at the Olympic Games Rio 2016. “Postponed, reorganized and reimagined, these Games will rightfully go down in history as a lesson in resilience” said USOPC chair Susanne Lyons. “Let me share my gratitude to the USOPC and all who work on behalf of the Olympic Movement in the United States. Team USA was well-prepared and well-supported, and it manifested in great performances and sportsmanship both on and off the field.” ### Highlights and Historical Performances - The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 saw the addition of 3x3 [basketball](https://www.usab.com/), BMX freestyle, karate, skateboarding, sport climbing, surfing and mixed events in shooting, swimming, triathlon and track and field. Across these new additions, Team USA earned 10 medals. - The 2020 Games also marked the return of [baseball](https://www.usabaseball.com/) and softball. - Simone Biles tied Shannon Miller as the most decorated U.S. gymnast in Olympic history with seven medals. - Carissa Moore became the first to win a gold medal in women’s surfing, a new sport for the Tokyo 2020 Games. - Caeleb Dressel (swimming) leaves Tokyo as the winningest athlete of any nation with five gold medals. - Team USA wrestlers earned nine medals in Tokyo -- the most since 1984. Gable Stevenson, David Taylor and Tamyra Mensah-Stock earned gold medals, with Stock becoming the first Black women’s wrestler to earn gold. - With her two medals in Tokyo, Allyson Felix cemented her status as the most decorated American in Olympic track and field history. With 11 career Olympic medals (and seven golds) she surpassed Carl Lewis (10) leading the most medals of all-time for the sport in U.S. history and ranks second behind Finland’s Paavo Nurmi for all-time Olympic track and field medals. - With the silver medal in baseball, Cuban-American Eddy Alvarez became only the sixth athlete in Olympic history -- and the third American -- to win medals in both summer and winter Games. - Team USA claimed its first gold medal in women's volleyball, after three silvers (1984, 2008, 2012) and two bronzes (1992, 2016). - Sarah Robles followed suit to become the first American woman to win two Olympic medals in weightlifting. - Xander Schauffele and Nelly Korda swept the men’s and women’s individual golf titles, becoming the first American golfers to claim Olympic gold in the individual events in 121 years (1900). - Sunisa Lee became the first Hmong-American to compete in the Olympic Games, and first to win gold in the women’s gymnastics all-around competition. - Ryan Crouser set the men's shot put Olympic record three times en route to his repeat gold-medal performance from 2016. - With five gold medals each, Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi become the winningest Olympic basketball players in history. Whether it was an athlete’s first Games, or one of many, the spirit of Team USA radiated throughout Tokyo and was solidified as one of the most memorable Games in history. “My first Olympic Games was one I’ll always remember and being a part of Team USA has been an incredible experience,” said [Nevin Harrison](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/nevin-harrison), first-time Olympian and gold medalist in the 200-meter canoe sprint. “We are here with each other and for each other, and to be a part of such historic performances makes this a truly special Games. Tokyo was an amazing host and I can’t wait to bring my Olympic gold back to the States. I hope this is just the beginning of my journey representing Team USA and I can inspire others to chase their own Olympic dreams.” ## Team USA: 39 Gold \\| 41 Silver \\| 33 Bronze \\| 113 Total To see this content, please enable JavaScript. ### Swimming: 11 Gold \\| 10 Silver \\| 9 Bronze \\| 30 Total Gold [Caeleb Dressel,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/caeleb-dressel-861661) Men's 50m Freestyle Caeleb Dressel, Men's 100m Freestyle [Robert Finke,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/bobby-finke) Men's 800m Freestyle [Katie Ledecky,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/katie-ledecky-851377) Women's 800m Freestyle Robert Finke, Men's 1500m Freestyle Katie Ledecky, Women's 1500m Freestyle [Lydia Jacoby,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/lydia-jacoby-1226143) Women's 100m Breaststroke Caeleb Dressel, Men's 100m Butterfly [Chase Kalisz,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/chase-kalisz-838134) Men's 400m Individual Medley United States, Men's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay United States, Men's 4 x 100m Medley Relay Silver Katie Ledecky, Women's 400m Freestyle [Erica Sullivan,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/erica-sullivan-863437) Women's 1500m Freestyle [Ryan Murphy,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/ryan-murphy) Men's 200m Backstroke [Lilly King,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/lilly-king-828908) Women's 200m Breaststroke [Regan Smith,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/regan-smith-1005704) Women's 200m Butterfly [Alex Walsh,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/alex-walsh-1113339) Women's 200m Individual Medley [Jay Litherland,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/jay-litherland) Men's 400m Individual Medley [Emma Weyant,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/emma-weyant-1113342) Women's 400m Individual Medley United States, Women's 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay United States, Women's 4 x 100m Medley Relay Bronze [Kieran Smith,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/kieran-smith-1192361) Men's 400m Freestyle Ryan Murphy, Men's 100m Backstroke Regan Smith, Women's 100m Backstroke Lilly King, Women's 100m Breaststroke Anne Lazor, Women's 200m Breaststroke [Hali Flickinger,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/hali-flickinger-906011) Women's 200m Butterfly [Kate Douglass,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/kate-douglass) Women's 200m Individual Medley Hali Flickinger, Women's 400m Individual Medley United States, Women's 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay ### Athletics: 7 Gold \\| 12 Silver \\| 7 Bronze \\| 26 Total Gold [Athing Mu,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/athing-mu) Women's 800m [Sydney McLaughlin,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/sydney-mclaughlin-levrone) Women's 400m Hurdles [Katie Moon,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/katie-moon) Women's Pole Vault [Ryan Crouser,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/ryan-crouser-871878) Men's Shot Put [Valarie Allman,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/valarie-allman-909758) Women's Discus Throw United States, Men's 4 x 400m Relay United States, Women's 4 x 400m Relay Silver [Fred Kerley,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/fred-kerley-1092039) Men's 100m [Kenneth Bednarek,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/kenny-bednarek-1172339) Men's 200m [Courtney Frerichs,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/courtney-frerichs-855038) Women's 3000m Steeplechase [Grant Holloway,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/grant-holloway-1083775) Men's 110m Hurdles [Kendra Harrison,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/keni-harrison) Women's 100m Hurdles [Rai Benjamin,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/rai-benjamin-1140303) Men's 400m Hurdles [Dalilah Muhammad,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/dalilah-muhammad-914574) Women's 400m Hurdles [Chris Nilsen,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/chris-nilsen-1139041) Men's Pole Vault [Brittney Reese,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/brittney-reese-800412) Women's Long Jump [Joe Kovacs,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/joe-kovacs) Men's Shot Put [Raven Saunders,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/raven-saunders-915351) Women's Shot Put United States, Women's 4 x 100m Relay Bronze [Noah Lyles,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/noah-lyles) Men's 200m [Gabrielle Thomas,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/gabrielle-thomas) Women's 200m [Allyson Felix,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/allyson-felix-807126) Women's 400m [Raevyn Rogers,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/raevyn-rogers) Women's 800m [Paul Chelimo,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/paul-chelimo-1032539) Men's 5000m [Molly Seidel,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/molly-seidel-1140147) Women's Marathon United States, Mixed 4 x 400m Relay ### Wrestling - Freestyle: 3 Gold \\| 2 Silver \\| 4 Bronze \\| 9 Total Gold [David Taylor,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/david-taylor) Men's 86kg [Gable Steveson,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/gable-steveson) Men's 125kg Tamyra Mensah, Women's 68kg Silver [Kyle Snyder,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/kyle-snyder) Men's 97kg [Adeline Gray,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/adeline-gray) Women's 76kg Bronze [Kyle Dake,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/kyle-dake) Men's 74kg [Helen Maroulis,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/helen-maroulis) Women's 57kg Thomas Gilman, Men's 57kg [Sarah Hildebrandt,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/sarah-hildebrandt) Women's 50kg ### Shooting: 3 Gold \\| 2 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 6 Total Gold [William Shaner,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/will-shaner-1073330) Men's 10m Air Rifle [Vincent Hancock,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/vincent-hancock-848530) Men's Skeet [Amber English,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/amber-english-865062) Women's Skeet Silver [Kayle Browning,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/kayle-browning) Women's Trap [Mary Tucker](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/mary-tucker-1147783) and [Lucas Kozeniesky,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/lucas-kozeniesky-871835) Mixed 10m Air Rifle Team Bronze [Brian Burrows](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/brian-burrows) and [Madelynn Bernau,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/madelynn-bernau-1147734) Mixed Trap Team ### Gymnastics - Artistic: 2 Gold \\| 2 Silver \\| 2 Bronze \\| 6 Total Gold [Jade Carey,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/jade-carey-1095482) Women's Floor Exercise [Sunisa Lee,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/sunisa-lee-1074875) Women's Individual All-Around Silver [Mykayla Skinner,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/mykayla-skinner-915514) Women's Vault United States, Women's Team Bronze [Simone Biles,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/simone-biles) Women's Beam Sunisa Lee, Women's Uneven Bars ### Boxing: 0 Gold \\| 3 SIlver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 4 Total Silver [Duke Ragan,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/duke-ragan-1065260) Men's Featherweight [Keyshawn Davis,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/keyshawn-davis-1024849) Men's Lightweight [Richard Torrez,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/richard-torrez-jr) Men's Super Heavyweight Bronze [Oshae Jones,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/oshae-jones-1064186) Women's Welterweight ### Diving: 0 Gold \\| 2 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 3 Total Silver [Andrew Capobianco](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/andrew-capobianco-1063507) [Michael Hixon,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/michael-hixon-848813) Men's 3m Springboard Synchro [Jessica Parratto](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/jessica-parratto-806258) and [Delaney Schnell,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/delaney-schnell-802161) Women's 10m Platform Synchro Bronze [Krysta Palmer,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/krysta-palmer-997631) Women's 3m Springboard ### Basketball: 2 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 2 Total Gold United States, Men United States, Women ### Golf: 2 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 2 Total Gold [Xander Schauffele,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/xander-schauffele) Men's Stroke Play [Nelly Korda,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/nelly-korda-921483) Women's Stroke Play ### Cycling - Track: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 2 Total Gold [Jennifer Valente,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/jennifer-valente-877693) Women's Omnium Bronze United States, Women's Team Pursuit ### Fencing: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 2 Total Gold [Lee Kiefer](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/lee-kiefer-807038) Women's Individual Foil Bronze United States, Men's Team Foil ### Triathlon: 0 Gold \\| 1 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 2 Total Silver United States, Mixed Team Relay Bronze [Katie Zaferes,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/katie-zaferes) Women's Olympic Distance ### Weightlifting: 0 Gold \\| 1 Silver \\| 1 Bronze \\| 2 Total Silver [Katherine Vibert,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/kate-vibert-1142315) Women's 76kg Bronze [Sarah Robles,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/sarah-robles) Women's +87kg ### Skateboarding: 0 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 2 Bronze \\| 2 Total Bronze [Cory Juneau,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/cory-juneau-1192428) Men's Park [Jagger Eaton,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/jagger-eaton-1150412) Men's Street ### Basketball 3x3: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total Gold United States, Women ### Beach Volleyball: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total Gold [Alix Klineman](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/alix-klineman) and [April Ross,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/april-ross) Women ### Canoe Sprint: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total Gold [Nevin Harrison,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/nevin-harrison) Women's C1 200m ### Surfing: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total Gold [Carissa Moore,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/carissa-moore) Women's Shortboard ### Taekwondo: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total Gold [Anastasija Zolotic,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/anastasija-zolotic-1113778) Women's Featherweight 49-57kg ### Volleyball: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total Gold United States, Women ### Water Polo: 1 Gold \\| 0 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total Gold United States, Women ### Baseball: 0 Gold \\| 1 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total Silver United States, Men ### BMX Freestyle: 0 Gold \\| 1 Silver \\| 0 Bronze \\| 1 Total Silver [Hannah Roberts,](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/hannah-roberts-1101821) Women's Park ### Equestrian - 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Readable Markdown	Strength, Success and Safety: Team USA Wraps Up Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 TOKYO – The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 concluded Sunday following 17 days of competition between more than 11,656 athletes representing 205 nations and the International Olympic Committee Refugee Olympic Team. The Games, held after a year-long postponement, saw the 626 athletes from Team USA top the overall medal chart with 113 total medals (39 gold, 41 silver, 33 bronze). “We kept our team safe and we’re coming home successful,” said Sarah Hirshland, CEO of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee. “The Tokyo 2020 Games have been remarkable in so many ways and I’m filled with gratitude and pride. From the inspiring performances and perseverance of our athletes, to the incredible effort put forth by the organizers and people of Japan -- these Games proved that the spirit of the Games is alive and renewed. Thank you, Japan, and thank you, Team USA, for representing the United States of America with skill, strength and undeniable spirit.” Team USA’s Tokyo performance continued its streak atop the overall medal chart to seven straight Games, dating back to 1996. Overall, 257 American athletes contributed to the medal count, including 29 multiple medalists and seven who won multiple gold medals. Of the 44 sport disciplines in which U.S. athletes competed, the U.S. brought home hardware in 28. “The athletes of Team USA honored themselves, their communities, their families, and all of us with their excellent performances in Tokyo,” said Rick Adams, USOPC chief of sport performance and Team USA chef de mission. “It’s the greatest honor of my career to serve as chef de mission here and I want to thank the athletes, coaches, National Governing Bodies and USOPC staff for coming together in truly complicated times. Tokyo 2020 was a great success for Team USA - in sport, in organization, and in mental and physical well-being, and will serve as a guide for us as we look ahead to Beijing and beyond.” In keeping with the precedent set at previous Games, the women of Team USA led the way in medal success, topping their previous high from 2016 with 66 medals in 60 events – a medal record that would place them third among all countries. “Everyone has overcome so much and we have been so inspired by all of these dominant performances across the board. Tokyo has been an amazing host and I’m grateful to have participated,” said [Allyson Felix](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/allyson-felix-807126), who took home a gold medal in the women’s 4x400-meter relay and a bronze medal in the individual 400 to become the most decorated American track Olympian in history. “There are so many young girls and boys looking up to Olympic athletes, it's a very neat cycle to be a part of, and very humbling”. Of the Americans who earned medals in Tokyo, 82% competed in collegiate athletics, with the majority of those coming from [swimming](https://www.usaswimming.org/), track and field, and team sports. Overall, the U.S. collected 27 medals in team events, extending its winning streaks in men’s [basketball](https://www.usab.com/) (four straight Olympic Games), women’s water polo (3), and women’s basketball (7). In addition to the medal table, the Tokyo Games introduced a new statistic into Olympic parlance – COVID-19 test results. Following a rigorous pre-departure testing process, the Team USA delegation of approximately 1,600 members participated in daily COVID-19 testing. Between Opening and Closing ceremonies, only two U.S. delegates tested positive. “The months of preparation to mitigate COVID-19 at these Games paid off,” said Dr. Jonathan Finnoff, USOPC chief medical officer. “We created systems that allowed Team USA athletes to train, travel and compete successfully in this environment, all while keeping the greater community safe, and providing excellent mental and physical care to athletes as they navigated the Games. To test at the rate we did, and to act quickly as issues arose, took intricate coordination across our teams and I think helped refine a Games model that we’ll use in the future.” The Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee, International Olympic Committee and government of Japan prepared and executed measures to ensure a safe environment for the world’s athletes to come together. 94 nations won medals in Tokyo surpassing the previous high mark of 86 recorded at the Olympic Games Rio 2016. “Postponed, reorganized and reimagined, these Games will rightfully go down in history as a lesson in resilience” said USOPC chair Susanne Lyons. “Let me share my gratitude to the USOPC and all who work on behalf of the Olympic Movement in the United States. Team USA was well-prepared and well-supported, and it manifested in great performances and sportsmanship both on and off the field.” Highlights and Historical Performances - The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 saw the addition of 3x3 [basketball](https://www.usab.com/), BMX freestyle, karate, skateboarding, sport climbing, surfing and mixed events in shooting, swimming, triathlon and track and field. Across these new additions, Team USA earned 10 medals. - The 2020 Games also marked the return of [baseball](https://www.usabaseball.com/) and softball. - Simone Biles tied Shannon Miller as the most decorated U.S. gymnast in Olympic history with seven medals. - Carissa Moore became the first to win a gold medal in women’s surfing, a new sport for the Tokyo 2020 Games. - Caeleb Dressel (swimming) leaves Tokyo as the winningest athlete of any nation with five gold medals. - Team USA wrestlers earned nine medals in Tokyo -- the most since 1984. Gable Stevenson, David Taylor and Tamyra Mensah-Stock earned gold medals, with Stock becoming the first Black women’s wrestler to earn gold. - With her two medals in Tokyo, Allyson Felix cemented her status as the most decorated American in Olympic track and field history. With 11 career Olympic medals (and seven golds) she surpassed Carl Lewis (10) leading the most medals of all-time for the sport in U.S. history and ranks second behind Finland’s Paavo Nurmi for all-time Olympic track and field medals. - With the silver medal in baseball, Cuban-American Eddy Alvarez became only the sixth athlete in Olympic history -- and the third American -- to win medals in both summer and winter Games. - Team USA claimed its first gold medal in women's volleyball, after three silvers (1984, 2008, 2012) and two bronzes (1992, 2016). - Sarah Robles followed suit to become the first American woman to win two Olympic medals in weightlifting. - Xander Schauffele and Nelly Korda swept the men’s and women’s individual golf titles, becoming the first American golfers to claim Olympic gold in the individual events in 121 years (1900). - Sunisa Lee became the first Hmong-American to compete in the Olympic Games, and first to win gold in the women’s gymnastics all-around competition. - Ryan Crouser set the men's shot put Olympic record three times en route to his repeat gold-medal performance from 2016. - With five gold medals each, Sue Bird and Diana Taurasi become the winningest Olympic basketball players in history. Whether it was an athlete’s first Games, or one of many, the spirit of Team USA radiated throughout Tokyo and was solidified as one of the most memorable Games in history. “My first Olympic Games was one I’ll always remember and being a part of Team USA has been an incredible experience,” said [Nevin Harrison](https://www.teamusa.com/profiles/nevin-harrison), first-time Olympian and gold medalist in the 200-meter canoe sprint. “We are here with each other and for each other, and to be a part of such historic performances makes this a truly special Games. Tokyo was an amazing host and I can’t wait to bring my Olympic gold back to the States. I hope this is just the beginning of my journey representing Team USA and I can inspire others to chase their own Olympic dreams.” ## Team USA: 39 Gold \\| 41 Silver \\| 33 Bronze \\| 113 Total
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