Olympics 2012 Medal Count: Chart Shows USA Dominating After More Victories on Saturday

Aug 11, 2012 07:32 PM EDT

The action has concluded on Saturday. With just one more day of competition, here are the medal counts at the London 2012 Olympics.

The United States might not have won gold in all of their events, but they performed well enough throughout the Olympics to gain entry in medal events to at least walk out with bronze. The important thing now is that they placed themselves in winning position, despite not taking the highly valued gold. 

USA's Women's basketball team won their fifth consecutive gold medal in the event. It is the first time in Olympic history that a country dominates a single event in such fashion. They defeated France 86-53. 

They also took silver in the Women's High Jump with Bridgetta Barrett's performance and won gold in the Women's 4x400m Relay. 

U.S. controls the overall medal count as they have more medals than any other country in all three categories. They are currently 6 gold above China, possessing a 15 medals overall lead.

Here is the chart with the Top 20 teams in the medals count. Click here for full chart with all teams. 

Medal count (London2012.com)

         

Rank by Gold

Country

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Total

1

United States of America

44

29

29

102

2

People's Republic of China

38

27

22

87

3

Great Britain

28

15

19

62

4

Russian Federation

21

25

32

78

5

Republic of Korea

13

7

7

27

6

Germany

11

19

14

44

7

France

10

11

12

33

8

Italy

8

7

8

23

9

Hungary

8

4

5

17

10

Australia

7

16

12

35

11

Japan

6

14

17

37

12

Netherlands

6

6

8

20

13

Kazakhstan

6

0

4

10

14

Ukraine

5

4

9

18

15

New Zealand

5

3

5

13

16

Islamic Republic of Iran

4

5

3

12

17

Jamaica

4

4

4

12

18

Cuba

4

3

5

12

19

Democratic People's Republic of Korea

4

0

2

6

20

Spain

3

9

4

16

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