Here’s how many medals Team USA is bringing home.
WASHINGTON β The 2026 Paralympics have concluded, and the final medal tally has been settled. Β
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Paralympic Winter Games.Β
Multiple records were set at the Milan Cortina Winter Games, from the crowds in attendance to jaw-dropping medal collections for individual athletes. A record number of women competed this year, up 18% from the previous record number of women athletes at Beijing 2022, according to the Paralympics.
The United States won the second highest number of medals in the Winter Games at 24. People’s Republic of China is taking home nearly double, with 44 medals earned.Β
Here’s how many medals Team USA is bringing home.Β
Total: 24
- Gold: 13
- Silver: 5
- Bronze: 6
Events and athletes
Para Alpine Skiing
- Men’s Super-G Standing
- Men’s Super-G Sitting
Para Biathlon
- Women’s Sprint Pursuit Sitting
- Women’s Sprint SittingΒ
- Gold: Oksana Masters
- Silver: Kendall Gretsch
- Women’s Individual Sitting
Para Cross-Country Skiing
- Men’s Sprint Classic Vision Impaired
- Gold: Jake Adicoff (Guide: Peter Wolter)
- Women’s Sprint Sitting
- Men’s 10km Interval Start Classic Vision Impaired
- Gold: Jake Adicoff (Guide: Reid Goble)
- Women’s 10km Interval Start Sitting
- Women’s 10km Interval Start Classic Standing
- Men’s 20km Interval Start Free Vision Impaired
- Gold: Jake Adicoff (Guide: Peter Wolter)
- Women’s 20km Interval Start Free Standing
- Mixed 4×2.5km Relay
- Gold: United States (Joshua Sweeney, Oksana Masters, Sydney Peterson, Jake Adicoff)
- Women’s Sprint Classic Standing
- Women’s 10km Interval Start Sitting
- Women’s 20km Interval Start Sitting
Para Snowboard
- Women’s Banked Slalom SB-LL2
- Men’s Banked Slalom SB-LL1
- Women’s Snowboard Cross SB-LL2
- Men’s Snowboard Cross SB-LL1
- Women’s Banked Slalom SB-LL2
- Men’s Banked Slalom SB-LL1
Para Ice Hockey
