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Team USA Expected To Dominate Summer Olympics: All The US Medalists Competing In The 2024 Paris Olympics
The Olympics are taking place right now, and the competition is stiff. Athletes from across the world compete among the best in their respective sports to see who comes out on top.
It's unlike national competitions where different cities and teams play against each other. People from countries across the globe are not only vying for medals but also, to make their respective country proud.
Patriotism is evident among those who follow the games, especially those who hope to see their favorite athletes bring home the gold. For competitors, their desire to win is fueled by their hopes to make their country proud.
According to World Atlas, some countries, like Albania, Nicaragua, and Yemen, have yet to win Olympic medals. However, there's still plenty of pride in seeing these athletes represent them globally.
Team USA, however, has been the most dominant team in the Olympic Games' history. According to the Olympics website, they've collected 2,638 medals, including 1,065 gold medals.
That number is expected to grow at the 2024 Paris Games. According to NBC New York, Nielsen’s Gracenote projects Team USA will win the most medals at this year's games, with upwards of 112. Estimations suggest that this figure will include 39 gold, 32 silver, and 41 bronze.
However, this won't be easy, especially since China could have the leg up for most gold medals this time. Team USA and China placed 1–2 by the end of the Tokyo Olympics, and Nielsen's Gracenote suggests that the latter could leave with the most gold.
Nonetheless, Team USA's winning streak is nothing to overlook. If they leave with the most gold medals (which I'm confident they will), this will mark the eighth consecutive Summer Olympics where Team USA comes up on top.
Without further ado, let's take a look at the Team USA athletes who already claimed a few medals to their name before Paris 2024.
1.A’ja Wilson — Basketball
One Gold.
2.Rai Benjamin — Track & Field (Relay)
One Gold and one Silver.
3.Bam Adebayo — Basketball
One Gold.
4.Ryan Crouser — Track & Field (Shot Put)
Two Gold.
5.Brooks Curry — Swimming
One Gold.
6.Kyle Dake — Wrestling
One Bronze.
7.Valarie Allman — Track & Field (Discus Throw)
One Gold.
8.Annie Drews — Volleyball
One Gold.
9.Jagger Eaton — Skateboarding
One Bronze.
10.Simone Biles — Gymnastics
Four Gold, One Silver, Two Bronze.
11.Kendall Ellis — Track & Field (Relay)
One Gold, one Bronze.
12.Crystal Dunn — Soccer
One Bronze.
13.Kevin Durant — Basketball
Three Gold.
14.Hunter Armstrong — Swimming
One Gold.
15.Kenny Bednarek — Track & Field (200-meter)
One Silver.
16.Devin Booker — Basketball
One Gold.
17.Andrew Capobianco — Diving
One Silver.
18.Tierna Davidson — Soccer
One Bronze.
19.Kate Douglass — Swimming
One Bronze.
20.Lily Williams — Cycling
One Bronze.
21.Jackie Young — Basketball
One Gold.
22.Caeleb Dressel — Swimming
Seven Gold.
23.Brady Ellison — Archery
Two Silver, one Bronze.
24.Alise Willoughby — BMX Cycling
One Silver.
25.Emma Weyant — Swimming
One Silver.
26.Justine Wong-Orantes — Volleyball
One Gold.
27.Anthony Davis — Basketball
One Gold.
28.Bryce Deadmon — Track & Field (Sprint)
One Gold, one Bronze.
29.Jade Carey — Gymnastics
One Gold.
30.Micah Christenson — Volleyball
One Bronze.
31.Napheesa Collier — Basketball
One Gold.
32.Erika Connolly — Swimming
One Silver, one Bronze.
33.Jordan Chiles — Gymnastics
One Silver.
34.Kent Farrington — Equestrian
One Silver.
35.Rachel Fattal — Water Polo
Two Gold.
36.Bobby Finke — Swimming
Two Gold.
37.Kaleigh Gilchrist — Water Polo
Two Gold.
38.Chelsea Gray — Basketball
One Gold.
39.Kendall Gretsch — Paratriathlon Paralympian
Four Gold, one Silver, one Bronze.
40.Brittney Griner — Basketball
Two Gold.
41.Nevin Harrison — Canoe/Kayak
One Gold.
42.Ryan Held — Swimming
One Gold.
43.Sarah Hildebrandt — Wrestling
One Bronze.
44.Aleia Hobbs — Track & Field (Sprint)
One Silver.
45.Jrue Holiday — Basketball
One Gold.
46.Grant Holloway — Track & Field (Hurdle)
One Silver.
47.Maxwell Holt — Volleyball
One Bronze.
48.Lindsey Horan — Soccer
One Bronze.
49.Torri Huske — Swimming
One Silver.
50.Vincent Hancock — Shooting
Three Gold.
51.Nick Itkin — Fencing
One Bronze.
52.LeBron James — Basketball
Two Gold and one Bronze.
53.Thomas Jaeschke — Volleyball
One Bronze.
54.Ashleigh Johnson — Water Polo
Two Gold.
55.Chase Kalisz — Swimming
One Gold and one Silver.
56.Sam Kendricks — Track & Field (Pole Vault)
One Bronze.
57.Fred Kerley — Track & Field (Sprint)
One Silver.
58.Lee Kiefer — Fencing
One Gold.
59.Lilly King — Swimming
Two Gold, two Silver, and one Bronze.
60.Taylor Knibb — Triathlon
One Silver.
61.Kara Kohler — Rowing
One Bronze.
62.Nelly Korda — Golf
One Gold.
63.Joe Kovacs — Track & Field (Shot Put)
Two Silver.
64.Casey Krueger — Soccer
One Bronze.
65.Laura Kraut — Equestrian
One Gold and one Silver.
66.Jordan Larson — Volleyball
One Gold, one Silver, and one Bronze.
67.Rose Lavelle — Soccer
One Bronze.
68.Katie Ledecky — Swimming
Seven Gold and three Silver.
69.Suni Lee — Gymnastics
One Gold, one Silver, and one Bronze.
70.Maggie Steffens — Water Polo
Three Gold.
71.Breanna Stewart — Basketball
Two Gold.
72.Jayson Tatum — Basketball
One Gold.
73.Katie Moon — Track & Field (Pole Vault)
One Gold.
74.Carissa Moore — Surfing
One Gold.
75.Ryan Murphy — Swimming
Four Gold, one Silver, and one Bronze.
76.Diana Taurasi — Basketball
Five Gold.
77.Gabby Thomas — Track & Field (Sprint)
One Silver and one Bronze.
78.Jordan Thompson — Volleyball
One Gold.
79.Mary Tucker — Shooting
One Silver.
80.Jennifer Valente — Cycling
One Gold, one Silver, and one Bronze.
81.Amanda Longan — Water Polo
One Gold.
82.Jewell Loyd — Basketball
One Gold.
83.Adrienne Lyle — Equestrian
One Silver.
84.Noah Lyles — Track & Field (Sprint)
One Bronze.
85.Catarina Macario — Soccer
One Bronze.
86.Gerek Meinhardt — Fencing
Two Bronze.
87.Meghan Musnicki — Rowing
Two Gold.
88.Maddie Musselman — Water Polo
Two Gold.
89.Alyssa Naeher — Soccer
One Bronze.
90.Chris Nilsen — Track & Field (Pole Vault/High Jump)
One Silver.
91.Michael Norman — Track & Field (Sprint)
One Gold.
92.Vernon Norwood — Track & Field (Sprint)
One Gold, and one Bronze.
93.Chiaka Ogbogu — Volleyball
One Gold.
94.Jessica Parratto — Diving
One Silver.
95.Morgan Pearson — Triathlon (Mixed Relay)
One Silver.
96.Steffen Peters — Equestrian
One Silver and two Bronze.
97.Blake Pieroni — Swimming
Three Gold.
98.Kelsey Plum — Basketball
One Gold.
99.Jordyn Poulter — Volleyball
One Gold.
100.Rajeev Ram — Tennis
One Silver.
101.Hannah Roberts — BMX Freestyle
One Silver.
102.Erik Shoji — Volleyball
One Bronze.
103.Kelsey Robinson-Cook — Volleyball
One Gold, and one Bronze.
104.Aaron Russell — Volleyball
One Bronze.
105.David Smith — Volleyball
One Bronze.
106.Kieran Smith — Swimming
One Bronze.
107.Emily Sonnett — Soccer
One Bronze.
108.Alex Walsh — Swimming
One Silver.
109.McLain Ward — Equestrian
Two Gold and two Silver.
110.Regan Smith — Swimming
Two Silver and one Bronze.
111.Paige Madden — Swimming
One Silver.
112.Simone Manuel — Swimming
Two Gold, two Silver, and one Bronze.
113.Helen Maroulis — Wrestling
One Gold and one Bronze.
114.Alexander Massialas — Fencing
One Silver and two Bronze.
115.Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone — Track & Field
Two Gold.
116.Raven Saunders — Track & Field (Shot Put)
One Silver.
117.Xander Schauffele — Golf
One Gold.
118.Delaney Schnell — Diving
One Silver.
119.Haleigh Washington — Volleyball
One Gold.
120.Abbey Weitzeil — Swimming
One Gold, two Silver, and one Bronze.
