Team Sweden Medal Winners Full List, At Winter Olympics 2026 Milano Cortina

Team Sweden Medal Winners Full List, At Winter Olympics 2026 Milano Cortina





Team Sweden's 8 medals (4 gold, 3 silver, 1 bronze) at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, as of February 12, 2026 (reflecting results through the women's 10km freestyle cross-country on Thursday, with 39 of 116 events complete). This aligns with official Olympics.com data (Sweden at 4G-3S-1B for 8 total, 4th overall behind Italy, Norway, and USA).Sweden's medals are almost entirely from women's cross-country skiing (7 total, including a historic podium sweep in sprint classic) plus one breakthrough gold in curling.

Team Sweden's Medal Winners Full List, At Winter Olympics 2026.....




Gold Medals (4)

Cross-Country Skiing — Frida Karlsson — Women's 20 km Skiathlon (February 7): Dominant win to open Sweden's strong showing.

Cross-Country Skiing — Linn Svahn — Women's Sprint Classic (February 10): Led the historic 1-2-3 Swedish sweep.

Curling — Isabella Wranå & Rasmus Wranå — Mixed Doubles (February 10): Thrilling 6-5 victory over USA in the final; first-ever Olympic gold for Sweden in mixed doubles (siblings' dramatic last-stone win).

Cross-Country Skiing — Frida Karlsson — Women's 10 km Freestyle (February 12): Second individual gold for Karlsson, powering to a 46.6-second margin in interval start; another Swedish 1-2 finish.

Silver Medals (3)

Cross-Country Skiing — Ebba Andersson — Women's 20 km Skiathlon (February 7)

Cross-Country Skiing — Jonna Sundling — Women's Sprint Classic (February 10): Part of the full podium sweep (gold Svahn, silver Sundling, bronze Dahlqvist).

Cross-Country Skiing — Ebba Andersson — Women's 10 km Freestyle (February 12): Second silver for Andersson, trailing Karlsson in the 1-2.

Bronze Medals (1)

Cross-Country Skiing — Maja Dahlqvist — Women's Sprint Classic (February 10): Completed Sweden's rare "triple" podium sweep in the event.

This breakdown underscores Sweden's near-total dominance in women's cross-country (3G-3S-1B), with Frida Karlsson as the standout (2 individual golds). The curling gold adds variety, marking a milestone for the Wranå siblings. With relays and other events ahead through February 22, Sweden could build on this Nordic stronghold.