 Olympics 2010 medal count, USA leads with 23 medals (videos)
It’s day ten of the Vancouver Winter Olympics 2010 and the United States has maintained their hold on the medals. Leading with 23, the top five nations include the United States, Germany, Norway, South Korea, and Canada. The USA has earned six gold medals, seven silver medals, and ten bronze medals. The United States also leads with the most medals in each category.
The gold medalists from the United States include Evan Lysacek, Shaun White, Shani Davis, Lindsey Vonn, Seth Wescott, and Hannah Kearney. Click here to watch video highlights from the golden events:
Lindsey Vonn Downhill Run
Hannah Kearney, Women’s Moguls
Evan Lysacek, Men’s Free
Shaun White, Men’s halfpipe snowboarding Run 1
Run 2
Shani Davis, Men’s 1000m speed skating
Silver medal winners include Bode Miller for the Men’s Super-G Alpine Skiing, Julia Mancuso twice (once for the Women’s Downhill Alpine Skiing and for the Women’s Super-Combined Alpine Skiing), Johnny Spillane for the Individual Normal Hill, Nordic Combined, Hannah Teter for the Women’s Halfpipe, Snowboarding, Shani Davis for the Men’s 1500 m, Speed Skating, and Apolo Ohno for the Men’s 1500 m Short Track.
Bronze winners include J.R. Celski for the men’s 1500m Short Track, Chad Hedrick for the Men’s 1000m Speed Skating, Kelly Clark for the Women’s Halfpipe, snowboarding, Scotty Lago for the Men’s Halfpipe, snowboarding, Shannon Bahrke for the Women’s Moguls, Freestyle Skiing, Bryon Wilson for the Men’s Moguls, Freestyle Skiing , Lindsey Vonn for the Women’s Super-G, Alpine Skiing, Andrew Weibrecht, Men’s Super-G, Alpine Skiing, and Bode Miller for the Men’s Downhill Alpine Skiing.
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