The United States continues to lead the overall medal count in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics! We have a total of 26 medals, followed closely by Germany still who has 23 medals. Both countries have 7 gold and 9 silver medals, but we have 10 bronze compared to Germany's 7. Bode Miller (pictured at right) added a gold medal in Men's Super Combined Alpine Skiing as well as a silver in Men's Super G Alpine Skiing. Other silver medals were added by Shani Davis in Men's 1500m Speed Skating, the Ice Dancing team of Meryl Davis and Charlie White, and the Nordic Combined 4x 5km Cross Country Skiing team of Todd Lodick, Bill Demong, Brett Camerota, and Johnny Spillane. We also have three more bronze medal winners in Apolo Ohno for Men's 1000m Speed Skating, Lindsey Vonn for Women's Super G Alpine Skiing, and Andrew Weibrecht for Men's Super G Alpine Skiing. We look forward to having more good news on American medal winners to post soon!
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Medal Count
The United States continues to lead the overall medal count in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics! We have a total of 26 medals, followed closely by Germany still who has 23 medals. Both countries have 7 gold and 9 silver medals, but we have 10 bronze compared to Germany's 7. Bode Miller (pictured at right) added a gold medal in Men's Super Combined Alpine Skiing as well as a silver in Men's Super G Alpine Skiing. Other silver medals were added by Shani Davis in Men's 1500m Speed Skating, the Ice Dancing team of Meryl Davis and Charlie White, and the Nordic Combined 4x 5km Cross Country Skiing team of Todd Lodick, Bill Demong, Brett Camerota, and Johnny Spillane. We also have three more bronze medal winners in Apolo Ohno for Men's 1000m Speed Skating, Lindsey Vonn for Women's Super G Alpine Skiing, and Andrew Weibrecht for Men's Super G Alpine Skiing. We look forward to having more good news on American medal winners to post soon!
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