Latest Winter Olympics gold medal standings: Japan leads Asia with 4 golds, USA ranks third with 6 golds, Eileen Gu wins another silver

On February 16th Beijing time, the tenth day of the Milan Winter Olympics ended with 6 fresh medals awarded. The USA, Netherlands, Switzerland, Australia, Japan, and Canada each secured one gold, showing an even distribution. The latest gold medal rankings have been updated: Norway and Italy led with zero golds on the day, the USA ranked third with 1 gold on the day and 6 in total, the Netherlands fourth with 1 gold and 6 overall, Austria fifth with 1 gold and 5 total, Switzerland seventh with 1 gold and 5 total, Japan tenth with 1 gold and 4 overall, and Canada climbed to 13th with 2 golds over two days!

On the tenth day, the USA won a gold in the women's singles bobsleigh, marking their sixth gold of the Games. Notably, these 6 golds come from different events, showing no absolute dominance in any single discipline but rather widespread success. Meanwhile, the USA narrowed the gap with host nation Italy, who are second with 2 more golds, keeping the chance to challenge for second place alive!

The Netherlands claimed another gold on day ten, winning the women's 1000m short track speed skating, bringing their total to 6 golds this Games. It is worth mentioning that all 6 Dutch golds come from short track and speed skating events, solidifying their status as the top speed skating nation, impressively dominant!

Austria earned a gold in the men's team ski jumping on the tenth day, reaching 5 golds in total at these Games. Austria’s five golds come from various disciplines, demonstrating a broad spread of success across multiple events!

Switzerland took a gold on day ten in the men's alpine skiing slalom, marking their fifth gold medal. It’s notable that almost all of Switzerland’s five golds are from alpine skiing events, showing strong dominance in this sport!

Japan won another gold on the tenth day, this time in pairs figure skating, achieving their fourth gold of the Games. Japan stands out as the top-performing Asian country with 4 golds, far ahead of China and South Korea!

After breaking their gold medal drought on the previous day, Canada won another gold on this competition day, in women's freestyle skiing big air. This gold came by defeating China, with Eileen Gu taking silver. This marks China’s fifth medal of the Games, though the gold medal remains elusive!

Written by Sports Fiction