The 2026 Winter Olympics featured a record 116 medal events across 16 sports, including the debut of ski mountaineering and several new events such as men's and women's dual moguls, women's luge doubles and women's large hill ski jumping.
The United States entered the 2026 Games having won 330 medals in the history of the Winter Olympics, with 114 being gold. Americans have secured gold at every Winter Olympics since 1924. Team USA finished the 2026 Games with 12 gold medals, breaking their Winter Olympics record.
Check out the United States gold medal list for the 2026 Olympics and the U.S. all-time gold medal count at the Winter Games below:
2026 Olympics - daily gold medals by event
*Tally last updated on 2/22/26 at 11:00 a.m. ET.
2/22
Ice Hockey - Men's
2/21
Freestyle Skiing - Mixed Team Aerials (Kaila Kuhn, Connor Curran, Christopher Lillis)
2/20
Freestyle Skiing - Men's Halfpipe (Alex Ferreira)
2/19
Ice Hockey - Women's
Figure Skating - Women's Singles (Alysa Liu)
2/18
Alpine Skiing - Women's Slalom (Mikaela Shiffrin)
2/16
Bobsled - Women's Monobob (Elana Meyers Taylor)
2/14
Speedskating - Men's 500m (Jordan Stolz)
2/11
Freestyle Skiing - Women's Moguls (Elizabeth Lemley)
Speedskating - Men's 1000m (Jordan Stolz)
2/8
Alpine Skiing - Women's Downhill (Breezy Johnson)
Figure Skating - Mixed Team (Madison Chock, Evan Bates, Ellie Kam, Danny O'Shea, Alysa Liu, Ilia Malinin, Amber Glenn)
All-time U.S. Winter Olympics gold medal count
Speedskating: 32
Alpine skiing: 19
Figure skating: 19
Snowboarding: 17
Freestyle skiing: 14
Bobsled: 9
Ice hockey: 6
Short track speedskating: 4
Skeleton: 3
Cross-country skiing: 1
Curling: 1
Nordic combined: 1
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