Here’s how many medals Californians have brought home from Milano Cortina 2026 for Team USA

All over the Golden State, from Tahoe and Mammoth to Oakland and Redondo Beach, Californians are representing Team USA on Winter Sport’s biggest stage, the 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Milano Cortina Italy. Join Governor Newsom in rooting for Team USA and the Californians as they skate, shred and sled their way to Olympic and Paralympic glory.

Californians won five medals at the 2026 Olympic Winter Games.

Medal Count as of 2/22/2026

Alysa Liu, of Oakland, won two Gold medals in figure skating. Delivering a poised performance that helped secure Team USA’s place atop the podium, Alysa’s achievement reflects both her dedication to the sport and California’s continued tradition of producing world-class athletes.

Chloe Kim, of Torrance, won silver in the Women’s Snowboard Halfpipe Final. Delivering a powerful performance on the world stage, the three-time Olympian time and time again reinforces her place among the sport elite. Her achievement adds to California’s proud legacy of athletes competing and thriving at the highest level of international competition.

Madison Chock, of Redondo Beach, won silver in the Olympic ice dance alongside her partner and husband, Even Bates. Together, the pair delivered a dynamic and deeply synchronized performance that captivated the audience and secured their place on the podium.

Below are the Californians representing the RED WHITE AND BLUE in Italy! 

Paralympic Athletes

Taking place March 6 through March 15, the Paralympic Games showcase the highest level of international competition and the extraordinary resilience of athletes from around the world. Among them are two Californians who will carry the Golden State’s spirit onto the global stage. Their participation continues California’s proud tradition of excellence in both Olympic and Paralympic sports.

Here are the Californians set to compete:

Jen Lee of Daly City who is a three-time Paralympic gold medalist is aiming to bring home gold once again alongside the rest of Team USA’s sled hockey team. With strong performances on the international stage, Lee is set to compete alongside the best in Paralympic sports. California stands proudly behind him as he prepares to represent both his country and his home state.