At the Winter Olympic Games, Team USA has achieved notable success, acquiring a total of 10 medals, including three golds. As of now, the American team ranks third in the overall medal count.
Highlights of Team USA’s Gold Medal Wins
- Breezy Johnson: Clinched gold in women’s downhill skiing, marking a historic achievement as only the second American woman to win this event.
- Ilia Manlin: Known as the “Quad god,” he played a pivotal role in ensuring gold for Team USA during the figure skating team event.
- Elizabeth Lemley: At just 20 years old, she won gold in her Olympic debut in women’s moguls, further contributing to Team USA’s triumphs.
Breezy Johnson’s Historic Win
Breezy Johnson made headlines when she secured gold in women’s downhill skiing. This win is a significant milestone in her career. Upon receiving her medal, she expressed her disbelief, stating, “it doesn’t feel real yet.”
Ilia Manlin’s Breakthrough Performance
In a thrilling figure skating team event, Ilia Manlin stepped up under pressure. His outstanding performance led Team USA to victory over Japan, earning crucial points that contributed to their medal tally.
Elizabeth Lemley Shines in Moguls
On Wednesday, Elizabeth Lemley showcased her talent in women’s moguls, claiming gold in her first Olympic competition. Her teammate, Jaelin Kauf, also performed admirably, securing a silver medal.
Current Medal Standings
Nations are competing fiercely in the medal race. As of now, Norway leads with seven gold medals and a total of 13 medals overall. Italy follows closely behind in the tally, holding 11 total medals as the host nation.
Team USA’s performance exemplifies their strength and competitiveness on the world stage, promising excitement as the Games continue.
