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How many medals did local athletes win at the 2024 Paris Olympics?

Here’s how athletes who live, train, or went to school in the Portland metro or Oregon performed.

The silver, gold, and bronze medals from the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Approximately 5,084 medals were created for the Paris Games; see previous years’ designs.

Photo courtesy of @Paris2024

It’s hard to believe the Paris 2024 Olympics are already over.

There’s much to celebrate for athletes with ties to the Portland metro area or Oregon as a whole — they’ve claimed more medals than entire countries.

Let’s take a look at which local Olympians brought home gold, silver, and bronze medals. For more post-Olympics coverage, tune into KGW.

Etched in the history books

Ryan Crouser, Track and Field, USA | Born in Portland, grew up in Boring, graduated from Barlow High School in Gresham

Cole Hocker, Track and Field, USA | Former University of Oregon runner

Pieter Quinton, Rowing, USA | From Portland and graduated from Grant High School

Jade Carey, Gymnastics, USA | Competes for Oregon State University

  • Gold: Women’s team all-around artistic gymnastics
  • Bronze: Vault

Jordan Chiles, Gymnastics, USA | From Vancouver

  • Gold: Women’s team all-around artistic gymnastics

Sam Coffey + Sophia Smith, Women’s Soccer, USA | Both are members of the Portland Thorns

  • Gold: The USWNT defeated Brazil in the final, 1-0.

Jessica Hull, Track and Field, Australia | Former University of Oregon runner

  • Silver: Women’s 1,500 meters

Sabrina Ionescu, Women’s Basketball, USA | Former University of Oregon basketball player

  • Gold: Team USA beat France in a nail-biter, 67-66, for an eighth consecutive gold medal.
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