Even if the spectacle of the opening ceremonies or the sporting events themselves don’t appeal to you, there’s one aspect of the Games that everyone wants to know: the medal count for 2018 Olympics.
You might be wondering is curling a sport or unable to name three different winter sporting events, but when it comes to your country, darn it, you want to win. Though the medal count for 2018 Olympics isn’t so cut and dry so far — the sporting events don’t wrap up until the end of the month — we’re keeping track.
Keep checking back to Metro US for daily updates on the medal count for 2018 Olympics to see where the U.S., or any other country for that matter, stands.
Medal count for 2018 Olympics — FINAL
As of Sunday, February 25, here is where each country stands in terms of medal count for 2018 Olympics. The countries are ranked by medal count total and then a breakdown of the types of medals are given. When countries are tied for number of medals earned, the countries have been listed in alphabetical order.
1. Norway
Medal total: 39
Gold: 14
Silver: 14
Bronze: 11
2. Germany
Medal total: 31
Gold: 14
Silver: 10
Bronze: 7
3. Canada
Medal total: 29
Gold: 11
Silver: 8
Bronze: 10
4. United States
Medal total: 23
Gold: 9
Silver: 8
Bronze: 6
5. Netherlands
Medal total: 20
Gold: 8
Silver: 6
Bronze: 6
6. OAR
Medal total: 17
Gold: 2
Silver: 6
Bronze: 9
Confused? Check out our guide to what is Team OAR for a breakdown of this term.
7. Republic of Korea
Medal total: 17
Gold: 5
Silver: 8
Bronze: 4
8. France
Medal total: 15
Gold: 5
Silver: 4
Bronze: 6
9. Switzerland
Medal total: 15
Gold: 5
Silver: 6
Bronze: 4
10. Austria
Medal total: 14
Gold: 5
Silver: 3
Bronze: 6
11. Sweden
Medal total: 14
Gold: 7
Silver: 6
Bronze: 1
12. Japan
Medal total: 13
Gold: 4
Silver: 5
Bronze: 4
13. Italy
Medal total: 10
Gold: 3
Silver: 2
Bronze: 5
14. China
Medal total: 9
Gold: 1
Silver: 6
Bronze: 2
15. Czech Republic
Medal total: 7
Gold: 3
Silver: 2
Bronze: 3
16. Finland
Medal total: 6
Gold: 0
Silver: 1
Bronze: 4
17. Great Britain
Medal total: 5
Gold: 1
Silver: 0
Bronze: 4
18. Australia
Medal total: 3
Gold: 0
Silver: 2
Bronze: 1
19. Belarus
Medal total: 3
Gold: 2
Silver: 1
Bronze: 0
20. Slovakia
Medal total: 3
Gold: 1
Silver: 2
Bronze: 0
21. New Zealand
Medal total: 2
Gold: 0
Silver: 0
Bronze: 2
22. Poland
Medal total: 2
Gold: 1
Silver: 0
Bronze: 1
23. Slovenia
Medal total: 2
Gold: 0
Silver: 1
Bronze: 1
24. Spain
Medal total: 2
Gold: 0
Silver: 0
Bronze: 2
25. Belgium
Medal total: 1
Gold: 0
Silver: 1
Bronze: 0
26. Hungary
Medal total: 1
Gold: 1
Silver: 0
Bronze: 0
27. Kazakhstan
Medal total: 1
Gold: 0
Silver: 0
Bronze: 1
28. Latvia
Medal total: 1
Gold: 0
Silver: 0
Bronze: 1
29. Liechtenstein
Medal total: 1
Gold: 0
Silver: 0
Bronze: 1
30. Ukraine
Medal total: 1
Gold: 1
Silver: 0
Bronze: 0
