Winter Olympics medal count update: Sunday, February 11

Here are all the athletes that won medals on Sunday, February 11 at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Team USA is finally on the board and has won some medals. It started early on Sunday (Korea Time) when Redmond Gerard walked away with gold in the men’s slopestyle event. Gerard put together an impeccable third and final run to catapult himself to the top of the podium.

The day (again, according to Korea Time) ended with Chris Mazdzer winning a silver medal in men’s singles luge. The win is notable because it’s Team USA’s first ever medal in men’s singles luge. Two medals for team USA isn’t enough to move them towards the top of the medal count table though.

But two medals has Team USA tied for fifth early on, but Norway is off to a tremendous start with eight total medals.

Norway had a clean sweep of the Men’s 15km + 15km Skiathlon in Cross-Country Skiing, the second clean sweep of the tournament. Norway also won two out of three medals in Men’s Normal Hill Individual in ski jumping.

The Netherlands, who swept the Ladies’ 3,000m in Speed Skating, are in second with five medals. Germany and Canada are tied at four medals apiece, but while Canada has yet to win a gold medal, three of Germany’s four medals are gold. Germany has won more gold medals than any other country so far in the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Here is the full medal count (updated throughout the tournament):

Here are the results from the individual sports: