The 2024 Paris Olympics has come to a close, with the U.S. once again netting the most medals at the games with 126. But which states produced the most medal winners in the U.S.?
Newsweek has compiled the data and found that California boasts the highest number of medal-winning Olympians, with 18 athletes from the state earning medals.
Florida follows with 17 medalists and claims the most gold medals among states, with eight. Texas is next with 10 medal winners.
Meanwhile, 13 states produced no medalists at all. Note that this table does not count individuals from teams that won a medal, such as the men's basketball team or the women's soccer team.
Not all athletes competing for Team USA were born in the country, including five medal winners.
Additionally, plenty of international athletes competing this year for other countries live or train in the U.S. For example, France's Leon Marchand, who has claimed four gold medals—the most of any individual athlete—currently lives in Arizona.
Swimmer Torri Huske and gymnast Simone Biles are the individual U.S. athletes with the most golds, with three each.
The U.S. tied with China for the highest number of gold medals of any country, with 40. And when just gold medals are counted, Florida comes out on top. The Sunshine State leads the way with eight gold medal winners, followed by Indiana, New Jersey and Pennsylvania on five gold medals each.
Here is a full list of each medal-winning U.S. Olympian by state:
Alabama
- Paige Madden, swimming, one silver and two bronze
Alaska
- Kristen Faulkner, cycling, two gold
Arizona
- Jade Carey, gymnastics, one gold and one bronze
- Jagger Eaton, skateboarding, one silver
- Brady Ellison, archery, one silver and one bronze
California
- Brittany Brown, athletics, one bronze
- Kayla Canett, rugby, one bronze
- Anna Cockrell, athletics, one silver
- Erika Connolly, swimming, one silver
- Karl Cook, equestrian, one silver
- Tara Davis-Woodhall, athletics, one gold
- Amit Elor, wrestling, one gold
- Taylor Fritz, tennis, one bronze
- Hans Henken, sailing, one bronze
- Nyjah Huston, skateboarding, one bronze
- Nick Itkin, fencing, one bronze
- Sam Kendricks, athletics, one silver
- Jacklyn Luu, artistic swimming, one silver
- Sagen Maddalena, shooting, one silver
- Tom Schaar, skateboarding, one silver
- Taylor Spivey, triathlon, one silver
- Jennifer Valente, cycling, two gold
- Abbey Weitzel, swimming, one gold and one silver
Colorado
- Spencer Lee, wrestling, one silver
- Rajeev Ram, tennis, one silver
- Brooke Raboutou, climbing, one silver
- Emma Weber, swimming, one gold
Connecticut
- Liam Corrigan, rowing, one gold
- Alexis Holmes, athletics, one gold
- Kieran Smith, swimming, one silver
Delaware
- Valarie Allman, athletics, one gold
- Megumi Field, artistic swimming, one silver
Florida
- Aaliyah Butler, athletics, one gold
- Kassidy Cook, diving, one silver
- Cleak Dean, rowing, one bronze
- Caeleb Dressel, swimming, two gold and one silver
- Bobby Finke, swimming, one gold and one silver
- Vincent Hancock, shooting, one gold and one silver
- Omari Jones, boxing, one bronze
- Alev Kelter, rugby, one bronze
- Austin Krajicek, tennis, one silver
- Noah Lyles, athletics, one gold and one bronze
- Caroline Marks, surfing, one gold
- Victor Montalvo, breaking, one bronze
- Tommy Paul, tennis, one bronze
- Kristina Teachout, taekwondo, one bronze
- Twanisha Terry, athletics, one gold
- Emma Weyant, swimming, one bronze
- Lily Williams, cycling, one gold
Georgia
- Christopher Bailey, athletics, gold
- Brooks Curry, swimming, one silver
- Dearica Hamby, basketball, one bronze
- Hampton Morris, weightlifting, one bronze
- Daniel Roberts, athletics, one silver
- Gabby Thomas, athletics, three gold
Illinois
- Kennedy Blades, wrestling, one silver
- Peter Chatain, rowing, one bronze
- Lauren Doyle, rugby, one bronze
- Ryan Held, swimming, one gold
- Paul Juda, gymnastics, one bronze
- Ryan Murphy, swimming, one gold, one silver, and one bronze
- Anna Peplowski, swimming, one silver
- Pieter Quinton, rowing, one bronze
Indiana
- Sarah Bacon, diving, one silver
- Chloé Dygert, cycling, one gold and one bronze
- Sarah Hildebrandt, wrestling, one gold
- Cole Hocker, athletics, one gold
- Drew Kibler, swimming, one silver
- Lilly King, swimming, one gold
- Blake Pieroni, swimming, one silver
- Daniella Ramirez, artistic swimming, one silver
- Alex Shackell, swimming, one gold and one silver
Kentucky
- Shamier Little, athletics, one gold, one silver
- Yared Nuguse, athletics, one bronze
Louisiana
- Vernon Norwood, athletics, one gold, one silver
Maryland
- Aaron Brooks, wrestling, one bronze
- Erin Gemmel, swimming, one silver
- Helen Maroulis, wrestling, one bronze
- Masai Russell, athletics, one gold
Massachusetts
- Henry Hollingsworth, rowing, bronze
- Kristi Kirshe, rugby, bronze
- Stephen Nedoroscik, gymnastics, bronze
- Ruby Remati, artistic swimming, one silver
- Fred Richard, gymnastics, bronze
Michigan
- Alena Olsen, rugby, bronze
Minnesota
- Sunisa Lee, gymnastics, one gold and two bronze
- Regan Smith, swimming, two gold and three silver
Mississippi
- Shelby McEwen, athletics, one silver
Missouri
- Quincy Hall, athletics, one gold
Montana
- Katharine Berkoff, swimming, one gold and one bronze
Nevada
- Perris Benegas, cycling, one silver
- Katie Grimes, swimming, one silver
- Luke Hobson, swimming, one silver and one bronze
- Stephanie Rovetti, rugby, bronze
New Hampshire
- Christopher Carlson, rowing, bronze
New Jersey
- Jack Axley, swimming, one gold
- Jacqueline Dubrovich, fencing, one gold
- Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, athletics, two gold
- Morgan Pearson, triathlon, one silver
- Hezly Rivera, gymnastics, one gold
- Scottie Scheffler, golf, one gold
New York
- Anita Alvarez, artistic swimming, one silver
- Rai Benjamin, athletics, two gold
- Kate Douglass, swimming, two gold and two silver
- Kyle Drake, wrestling, one bronze
- Lauren Scruggs, fencing, one gold and one silver
- McLain Ward, equestrian, one silver
- Claire Weinstein, swimming, one silver
North Carolina
- Kaylyn Brown, athletics, one gold, one silver
- Cierra Burdick, basketball, one bronze
- Quanera Hayes, athletics, one gold
- Evy Leibfarth, canoeing, one bronze
- Sammy Sullivan, rugby, one bronze
Ohio
- Hunter Armstrong, swimming, one gold
- Simone Biles, gymnastics, three gold and one silver
- Annette Echikunwoke, athletics, one silver
- Carson Foster, swimming, one silver and one bronze
- Lee Kiefer, fencing, two gold
- Katie Moon, athletics, one silver
Oklahoma
- Kenny Bednarek, athletics, one silver
Oregon
- Jordan Chiles, gymnastics, one gold and one bronze
- Ryan Crouser, athletics, one gold
Pennsylvania
- Justin Best, rowing, one gold
- Chris Guiliano, swimming, one gold
- Michael Grady, rowing, one gold
- Casey Kaufhold, archery, one bronze
- Joe Kovacs, athletics, one silver
- Nick Mead, rowing, one gold
- Ariana Ramsey, rugby, one bronze
- Maia Weintraub, fencing, one gold
South Carolina
- Melissa Jefferson, athletics, one gold, one bronze
- Laura Kraut, equestrian, one silver
- Naya Tapper, rugby, one bronze
Tennessee
- Rhyne Howard, basketball, one bronze
- Brody Malone, gymnastics, one bronze
- Olivia Reeves, weightlifting, one gold
- Seth Rider, triathlon, one silver
- Gretchen Walsh, swimming, two gold and two silver
Texas
- Bryce Deadmon, athletics, one gold, one silver
- Nic Fink, swimming, one gold and two silver
- Asher Hong, gymnastics, one bronze
- Fred Kerley, athletics, one bronze
- Simone Manuel, swimming, two silver
- Jasmine Moore, athletics, one bronze
- Conner Prince, shooting, one silver
- Sha'Carri Richardson, athletics, one gold, one silver
- Austen Smith, shooting, one silver and one bronze
- Sam Watson, sport climbing, one bronze
Utah
- Haley Batten, cycling, one silver
- Spiff Sedrick, rugby, one bronze
Vermont
- Ilona Maher, rugby, one bronze
Virginia
- Thomas Heilman, swimming, one silver
- Grant Holloway, athletics, one gold
- Torri Huske, swimming, three gold and two silver
- Charlie Swanson, swimming, one gold and one silver
- Christian Tabash, rowing, one bronze
- Quincy Wilson, athletics, gold
Washington
- Nevin Harrsion, canoeing, one silver
- Keana Hunter, artistic swimming, one silver
- Matt King, swimming, one gold
- Rielly Milne, rowing, one bronze
- Evan Olson, rowing, one bronze
- Kenneth Rooks, athletics, one silver
- Hailey Van Lith, basketball, one bronze
Washington, D.C.
- Taylor Knibb, triathlon, one silver
- Katie Ledecky, swimming, two gold, one silver and one bronze
Wisconsin
- Nicholas Rusher, rowing, one bronze
Outside U.S.
- Grant Fisher, athletics, two bronze - Canada
- Jaime Czarkowski, artistic swimming, one silver - Canada
- Audrey Kwon artistic swimming, one silver - South Korea
- Sarah Levy, rugby, one bronze - South Africa
- Ian Barrows, sailing, one bronze - Virgin Islands
