The 2026 Winter Olympics medal count standings will be finalized on Sunday, February 22, and the United States appears poised to lock up the No. 2 spot entering the final day of competition at the Milan Cortina Games.
Norway currently tops the table with 40 total medals, including 18 gold, while Team USA has won 32 medals throughout the two-week competition.
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Team USA has locked up 11 gold medals, its most ever at a Winter Olympics.
Feb 21, 2026; Milan, Italy; Alysa Liu of the United States performs in the figure skating exhibition gala during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Milano Ice Skating Arena. Mandatory Credit: Amber Searls-Imagn Images
On Saturday, the United States added three medals to its count, including two bronze: Mia Manganello in women’s mass start speed skating and Kaillie Humphris and Jasmine Jones in the two-woman bobsled.
The United States also won gold in the mixed team aerials free skiing finals with Connor Curran, Kaila Kuhn, and Christopher Lillis.
A full look at the latest Winter Olympics medal count as we enter the final day of competition can be seen below.
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2026 Winter Olympics Medal Count entering Sunday, February 22
Feb 11, 2026; Livigno, Italy; A detail view of of the gold medal of Elizabeth Lemley of the United States during the medal ceremony for freestyle skiing women’s moguls final during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games at Livigno Aerials & Moguls Park. Mandatory Credit: Joe Camporeale-Imagn Images
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