Winter Olympics 2026: Full List of Team USA Medal Winners Milano Cortina Results Updated

The 2026 Winter Olympics (officially the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026) are underway in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, running from February 6 to 22, 2026. As of February 10, 2026 (early in the Games, with only a portion of the 116 events completed), Team USA has secured 5 medals (2 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze), tying them for around 6th place in the overall medal table (behind leaders like Norway with 11 total medals).

Here's the full list of Team USA medal winners so far, based on official results from sources like Olympics.com, Team USA:

Winter Olympics Milano Cortina 2026: Team USA All Medal Winners, Full Results & Standings

Gold Medals (2)

Breezy Johnson — Alpine Skiing, Women's Downhill (February 8)

The Wyoming skier claimed Team USA's first gold of the Games with a dominant run on the Tofane course in Cortina d'Ampezzo, her breakthrough Olympic medal after injury setbacks.

Figure Skating Team Event (February 8) — Evan Bates, Madison Chock, Amber Glenn, Ellie Kam, Alysa Liu, Ilia Malinin, Danny O'Shea

The U.S. figure skating squad defended their title from Beijing 2022, powered by standout performances (including Ilia Malinin's innovative jumps like a one-legged backflip). This was a team gold involving multiple athletes across disciplines.

Silver Medals (2)

Ben Ogden — Cross-Country Skiing, Men's Sprint (February 10)

Ending a long U.S. drought in the discipline (50+ years without a cross-country medal), Ogden delivered a strong performance for silver.

Alex Hall — Freestyle Skiing, Men's Slopestyle (February 10)

The skier earned silver in a high-flying competition.

Bronze Medals (1)

Paula Moltzan and Jacqueline Wiles — Alpine Skiing, Women's Team Combined (February 10)

The duo combined for bronze in the team event (note: some reports mention Mikaela Shiffrin was involved but did not medal here; this appears tied to the pair's contribution).

Team USA's medals span Alpine skiing (2 total: 1 gold, 1 bronze), Figure skating (1 gold), Cross-country skiing (1 silver), and Freestyle skiing (1 silver). The Games are still early—many events in biathlon, bobsleigh, hockey, speed skating, and more are ahead, so this tally will grow.

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