Medal Tally Olympics 2016: Updated Standings, Results After Each Sunday Event

While the headlines for Day 2 of the 2016 Rio Olympics will be dominated by Michael Phelps' 19th gold medal in the men's 4x100-meter freestyle, there were still 12 other events that handed out medals on the day. 

Day 2 was a busy one and now that the last of the medals have been handed out for Sunday, it's time to take a look at the total medals earned by each country heading into Day 3: 

With some movement at the top of the table, here's a look at each event that took place on Day 2 including its Olympians who found themselves smiling and waving on the podium: 

Medal	Country
Gold	South Korea
Silver	Russia
Bronze	Chinese Taipei

Medal	Cyclist	Country	Time
Gold	Anna van der Breggen	Netherlands	3:51:27
Silver	Emma Johansson	Sweden	3:51:27
Bronze	Elisa Longo Borghini	Italy	3:51:27

Medal	Divers	Country	Score
Gold	Wu Minxia/Tingmao Shi	China	345.60
Silver	Tania Cagnotto/Francesca Dallepe	Italy	313.83
Bronze	Maddison Keeney/Anabelle Smith	Australia	299.19

Medal	Fencer	Country
Gold	Daniele Garozzo	Italy
Silver	Alexander Massialas	United States
Bronze	Safin Timur	Russia

Medal	Fighter	Country
Gold	Majlinda Kelmendi	Kosovo
Silver	Odette Giuffrida	Italy
Bronze	Misato Nakamura	Japan
Bronze	Natalia Kuziutina	Russia

Medal	Athlete	Country	Score
Gold	Zhang Mengxue	China	199.4
Silver	Vitalina Batsarashkina	Russia	197.1
Bronze	Anna Korakaki	Greece	177.7

Medal	Athlete	Country
Gold	Catherine Skinner	Australia
Silver	Natalie Rooney	Australia
Bronze	Corey Cogdell	United States

Medal	Swimmer	Country	Time
Gold	Sarah Sjostrom	Sweden	55.48 (WR)
Silver	Penny Oleksiak	Canada	56.46
Bronze	Dana Vollmer	United States	56.63

Medal	Swimmer	Country	Time
Gold	Katie Ledecky	United States	3:56.46 (WR)
Silver	Jazz Carlin	Great Britain	4:01.23
Bronze	Leah Smith	United States	4:01.92

Medal	Swimmer	Country	Time
Gold	Adam Peaty	Great Britain	57.13 (WR)
Silver	Cameron van der Burgh	South Africa	58.69
Bronze	Cody Miller	United States	58.87

Medal	Country	Time
Gold	United States	3:09.92
Silver	France	3:10.53
Bronze	Australia	3:11.37

Medal	Lifter	Country	Score (Kilograms)
Gold	Hsu Shu-Ching	Chinese Taipei	212
Silver	Hidilyn Diaz	Philippines	200
Bronze	Jin Hee Yoon	South Korea	199

Medal	Fighter	Country
Gold	Fabio Basile	Italy
Silver	Baul An	South Korea
Bronze	Rishod Sobirov	Uzbekistan
Bronze	Masashi Ebinuma	Japan

The United States leads all countries by a healthy three medals entering Day 3, due in part to a record-breaking performance by Katie Ledecky, who broke her own world record on Sunday with a new personal best of 3:56.46.

Ledecky, 19, will be competing on Day 3 in the women's 200m freestyle and will have to refocus on her quest for more gold, but it's hard to imagine that she will be over her performance today anytime soon. 

Michael Phelps' 19th Olympic gold medal is an astonishing feat, but this medal was all about team effort. The United States' 4x100m freestyle relay team were able to outlast the France and Australia teams en route to America's second gold medal in the pool on the day.

While Phelps' achievement should not be undermined by any means, the real story of the day happened on the mat in women's judo where Majlinda Kelmendi won Kosovo's first ever Olympic medal, which just so happened to be a gold. 

It was a memorable moment for Kelmendi and her country of Kosovo, and there will be many more incredible moments in the coming days as there will be eight events handing out medals on Day 3 and another nine on Day 4. 

For a complete schedule of events and to view a live stream of each one, here is NBC's rundown for Sunday.