2010 Winter Olympics were held in Vancouver, Canada, celebrating 21st competition between nations in the winter sports. U.S. teams won 9 golds, 15 silvers, and 13 bronzes; totaling 37 medals, making US the most won medals in 2010 Olympics. Ranked by count of gold medals, Canada is the first, German is the second and U.S. is the third.
U.S. Gold (9 counts)
Hannah Kearney – Freestyle skiing (Women’s moguls)
Seth Wescott – Snowboarding (Men’s snowboard cross)
Shani Davis – Speed skating (Men’s 1000 meters)
Lindsey Vonn – Alpine skiing (Women’s downhill)
Shaun White – Snowboarding (Men’s halfpipe)
Evan Lysacek – Figure skating (Men’s singles)
Bode Miller – Alpine skiing (Men’s combined)
Bill Demong – Nordic combined (Individual large hill/10 km)
Steven Holcomb, Steve Mesler, Curtis Tomasevicz, Justin Olsen – Bobsled (Four-man)
U.S. Silver (15 counts)
Apolo Anton Ohno – Short track (Men’s 1500 meters)
Johnny Spillane – Nordic combined (Individual normal hill/10 km)
Julia Mancuso – Alpine skiing (Women’s downhill)
Julia Mancuso – Alpine skiing (Women’s combined)
Hannah Teter - Snowboarding (Women’s halfpipe)
Bode Miller – Alpine skiing (Men’s Super-G)
Shani Davis – Speed skating (Men’s 1500 meters)
Meryl Davis, Charlie White – Figure skating (Ice dancing)
Brett Camerota, Todd Lodwick, Bill Demong, Johnny Spillane – Nordic combined (Team competition)
Johnny Spillane – Nordic combined (Individual large hill/10 km)
Kacey Bellamy, Hilary Knight, Angela Ruggiero, Caitlin Cahow, Jocelyne Lamoureux, Molly Schaus, Lisa Chesson,
Monique, Lamoureux, Kelli Stack, Julie Chu, Erika Lawler, Karen Thatcher, Natalie Darwitz, Gisele Marvin, Jessie Vetter, Meghan Duggan, Brianne McLaughlin, Kerry Weiland, Molly Engstrom, Jenny Potter, Jinelle Zaugg-Siergiej – Ice Hockey (Women’s Tournament)
Jeret Peterson – Freestyle skiing (Men’s aerials)
Katherine Reutter – Short track Women’s (1000 meters)
Chad Hedrick, Brian Hansen, Jonathan Kuck, Trevor Marsicano – Speed skating (Men’s team pursuit)
David Backes, Ryan Kesler, Jonathan Quick, Dustin Brown, Phil Kessel, Brian Rafalski, Ryan Callahan, Jamie Langenbrunner, Bobby Ryan, Chris Drury, Ryan Malone, Paul Stastny, Tim Gleason, Ryan Miller, Ryan Suter, Erik Johnson, Brooks Orpik, Tim Thomas, Jack Johnson, Zach Parise, Ryan Whitney, Patrick Kane, Joe Pavelski – Ice hockey (Men’s tournament)
U.S. Bronze (13 counts)
Shannon Bahrke – Freestyle skiing (Women’s moguls)
J. R. Celski – Short track (Men’s 1500 meters)
Bryon Wilson – Freestyle skiing (Men’s moguls)
Bode Miller – Alpine skiing (Men’s downhill)
Chad Hedrick – Speed skating (Men’s 1000 meters)
Scott Lago – Snowboarding(Men’s halfpipe)
Kelly Clark – Snowboarding(Women’s halfpipe)
Andrew Weibrecht – Alpine skiing (Men’s Super-G)
Lindsey Vonn – Alpine skiing (Women’s Super-G)
Apolo Anton Ohno – Short track (Men’s 1000 meters)
Allison Baver, Alyson Dudek, Lana Gehring, Katherine Reutter, Kimberly Derrick – Short track (Women’s 3000 meter relay)
Erin Pac, Elana Meyers – Bobsled (Two-woman)
J. R. Celski, Simon Cho, Travis Jayner, Apolo Anton Ohno – Short Track (Men’s 5000 meter relay)
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