2026 Olympics medal count: How many has Team USA won so far? See where things stand

Team USA took home more hardware in Italy Thursday, with cross-country skier Jessie Diggins pushing through a rib injury to win bronze in the freestyle women’s 10km, and snowboarding star Chloe Kim taking silver in the women’s snowboard halfpipe.

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Kim, the two-time defending champion, was edged out by 17-year-old Choi Gaon from South Korea, who won gold after a frightening fall on her first run.

Chloe Kim earned a silver medal and congratulated Korea’s Choi Ga-on and Japan’s Mitsuki Ono on finishing first and third.

The U.S. will have more chances to take home medals Friday, with women’s snowboard cross, mens speedspaking, men’s snowboarding halfpipe medal and more.

“Quad-God” Ilia Malinin will also go for gold in the men’s free skate.

As of Friday morning, here’s the latest medal count. Italy is in first place with 17 total medals, and the U.S. and Norway are tied for second with 14 each.

2026 Winter Olympics Medal Count

Which Team USA athletes have won medals? Full list

Here’s the full list of Team USA athletes that have medaled so far at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, as of Friday, Feb. 13:

• Evan Bates: Gold (figure skating, team event), Silver (ice dance)
• Madison Chock: Gold (figure skating, team event), Silver (ice dance)
• Ryan Chochran-Siegle: Silver (alpine skiing, men’s super-g)
• Jessie Diggins: Bronze (cross-country skiing, women’s 10km interval start free)
• Korey Dropkin: Silver (curling, mixed doubles)
• Ashley Farquharson: Bronze (luge, women’s singles)
• Amber Glenn: Gold (figure skating, team event)
• Alex Hall: Silver (freestyle skiing, men’s freeski slopestyle)
• Breezy Johnson: Gold (alpine skiing, women’s downhill)
• Ellie Kam: Gold (figure skating, team event)
• Jaelin Kauf: Silver (freestyle skiing, women’s moguls)
• Chloe Kim: Silver (snowboard, women’s snowboard halfpipe)
• Elizabeth Lemley: Gold (freestyle skiing, women’s moguls)
• Alysa Liu: Gold (figure skating, team event)
• Ilian Malinin: Gold (figure skating, team event)
• Paula Moltzan: Bronze (alpine skiing, women’s team combined)
• Danny O’Shea: Gold (figure skating, team event)
• Ben Ogden: Silver (cross country skiing, men’s sprint classic)
• Jordan Stolz: Gold (speed skating, men’s 1000m)
• Cory Thiesse: Silver (curling, mixed doubles)
• Jacqueline Wiles: Bronze (alpine skiing, women’s team combined)

Some countries award nearly $800,000 for a gold medal, while the United States pays far less. Here’s how the payouts compare.