The first week of Olympic games have concluded and Team USA has had their share of highs and lows so far throughout the Milano-Cortina Winter Games.
From dominance in the preliminaries for ice hockey to a sweep of speed skating, the U.S. has made its mark so far.
Team USA’s men’s hockey team went 3-0 in the preliminary round beating Latvia, Denmark and Germany.
For the women’s team, they outscored opponents 20-1 in their four preliminary games, before beating host nation Italy 6-0 in the quarterfinal.
Goaltender Connor Hellebuyck leads in men’s goaltender stats with a 1.00 Goals Allowed Average and a .952 save percentage
Auston Matthews of the Toronto Maple Leafs leads in points with three goals and two assists through three games
Let’s have a look into some of the medal results from this past week, the USA currently has five gold medals which is third so far behind Norway and Italy who have 12 and seven
Here are the medal winners so far, as of Feb. 15:
Alpine Skiing
Breezy Johnson, Gold (Women’s Downhill)
Ryan Siegle-Cochran, Silver (Men’s Super-G)
Women’s Combined Team – Bronze
Cross-Country Skiing
Ben Ogden, Silver (Sprint Classic)
Jessie Diggins, Bronze (Women’s 10km)
Curling
Mixed Doubles, Silver
Figure Skating
Team Event, Gold
Ice Dance, Silver
Freestyle Skiing
Elizabeth Lemly, Gold (Women’s Moguls)
Jaelin Kauf, Silver (Women’s Moguls)
Jaelin Kauf, Silver (Women’s Dual Moguls)
Alex Hall, Silver (Men’s Freeski Slopestyle)
Elizabeth Lemley, Bronze (Women’s Dual Moguls)
Luge
Ashley Farquharson, Bronze (Women’s Singles)
Snowboard
Chloe Kim, Silver (Women’s Snowboard Halfpipe)
Speed Skating
Jordan Stolz, Gold (Men’s 500M)
Jordan Stolz, Gold (Men’s 1000M)