Olympic 2026 Medal Count, Final Tally, Winners from Day 12 Events

History was made across multiple venues at the 2026 Winter Olympics on Wednesday.

Mikaela Shiffrin won gold in the women's slalom to become the winningest alpine skier in United States Olympic history.

Norway's Johannes Klaebo won his 10th-career gold medal in the men's cross-country team sprint.

Klaebo became the second-ever Olympian to record a double-digit gold-medal total. The other athlete to achieve that feat is Michael Phelps.

History was also made by Team USA in the men's cross-country team sprint, as it picked up a second medal in a sport that it typically has not had success in.

Men's 500m Short Track Speed Skating

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Gold: Steven Dubois (Canada) - 40.835

Silver: Melle van 'T Wout (Netherlands) - 40.912

Bronze: Jens van 'T Wout (Netherlands) - 41.908

The final of the men's 500m short track speed skating competition was a family affair.

Brothers Melle van 'T Wout and Jens van 'T Wout captured the silver and bronze medals, respectively, in a moment they will surely never forget. They crossed the finish line ahead of fellow Netherlands athlete Teun Boer, who finished in fourth place.

Canadian William Dandjinou, who won a silver medal in the mixed team relay earlier in the Olympics, finished in fifth place when he was issued a penalty.

While the brothers made headlines, it was Steven Dubois of Canada who took home the gold. He added the medal to the silver he won alongside Dandjinou in the mixed team relay.

Women's Cross-Country Team Sprint

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Gold: Sweden - 20:29.99

Silver: Switzerland - 20:31.39

Bronze: Germany - 20:35.86

Sweden continued its success in the women's cross-country events with a victory in the team sprint.

The pair of Jonna Sundling and Maja Dahlqvist won the fourth cross-country gold for Sweden.

The Swedish duo finished 1.40 seconds ahead of the Swiss pair of Nadja Kaelin and Nadine Faehndrich.

Germany claimed third in a tight finish with Norway. The Germans took the bronze by 14-hundredths of a second.

Men's Cross-Country Team Sprint

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Gold: Norway - 18:28.98

Silver: United States - 18:30.35

Bronze: Italy - 18:32.39

Johannes Klaebo won his 10th-career gold medal as part of Norway's team sprint duo.

Klaebo helped Norway win its 15th gold medal of the Milan Cortina Games, six of which have been captured on the cross-country course.

Team USA made history of its own with the silver medal.

Ben Ogden, one part of the American duo, became the first American male to ever win multiple medals in cross-country skiing. Ogden also won silver in the sprint classic event.

Italy finished over three seconds behind Norway and close to two seconds back of the Americans to claim bronze.

Men's Snowboard Slopestyle

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Gold: Yiming Su (China) - 82.41

Silver: Taiga Hasegawa (Japan) - 82.13

Bronze: Jake Canter (USA) - 79.36

Yiming Su became the first Chinese athlete to win two career gold medals in snowboarding.

Su's win gave him multiple medals at two straight Winter Olympics.

The 22-year-old won bronze in the big air earlier in the Milan Cortina Games. He won big air gold and slopestyle silver in Beijing four years ago.

American Jake Canter produced his best score on his last of three runs to claim bronze.

The medal-winning scores for Su and Japan's Taiga Hasegawa came from the first of their three runs.

Women's Alpine Skiing Slalom

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Gold: Mikaela Shiffrin (USA) - 1:39.10

Silver: Camille Rast (Switzerland) - 1:40.60

Bronze: Anna Swenn Larsson (Sweden) - 1:40.81

Mikaela Shiffrin dominated the slalom course, just like she has for most of her career.

Shiffrin claimed gold thanks to the top time in Run 1 and the second-best time in Rune 2.

The three-time gold medalist went into Run 2 with a lead of over a second. She padded that advantage on her second time down the hill.

Shiffrin's win made her the winningest alpine skier in U.S. Olympic history with three gold medals.

Switzerland's Camille Rast and Sweden's Anna Swenn Larsson rounded out the podium.

Women's Freestyle Skiing Aerials

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Gold: Xu Mengtao (China)

Silver: Danielle Scott (Australia)

Bronze: Shao Qi (China)

Xu Mengtao became the first woman to ever repeat her gold medal in aerials.

She is only one of two female skiers to ever win back-to-back golds in a freestyle skiing event.

Switzerland's Mathilde Gremaud went back-to-back in slopestyle earlier in the Olympics.

Shao Qi also picked up a bronze for China, which has now eight total medals in women's aerials, the most for any country in Winter Olympics history.

Women's Biathlon 4x6 km Relay

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Gold: France - 1:10.22.7

Silver: Sweden - 1:11.14.0

Bronze: Norway - 11:11.30.3

France has now won five of its six gold medals in northern Italy in biathlon.

The French quartet raced away from the rest of the competition in the 4x6-kilometer relay.

France had a 51-second margin of victory over Sweden and beat bronze medalist Norway by over a minute.

Women's Snowboard Slopestyle

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Gold: Mari Fukada (Japan) - 87.83

Silver: Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (New Zealand) - 87.48

Bronze: Kokomo Murase (Japan) - 85.80

Japan's eighth and ninth snowboarding medals at the Milan Cortina Games came in women's slopestyle.

Mari Fukada beat out favorite Zoi Sadowski-Sinnott to win the fourth Japanese gold in snowboarding.

Kokomo Murase secured bronze to add to the medal haul. Nine of Japan's 22 medals have come from snowboarding.

Sadowski-Synnott won her fifth-career medal, and second in slopestyle, with a run that was judged to be a bit less difficult than the one put down by Fukada.