Paralympic 2024 Medals

Aug 28, 2024 – Sept 8, 2024

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Paris 2024 Paralympic Games Medals

Team USA had a strong showing at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Finishing just behind China and Great Britain, Team USA athletes collectively achieved 36 gold medals, 42 silver medals and 27 bronze medals, for a combined total of 105 medals. In the prior Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, Team USA finished in fourth, achieving 104 Paralympic medals.
Tatyana McFadden won her 20th career Paralympic track & field medal, tying the U.S. record for the most medals in a single Paralympic sport in U.S. history

Team USA had magnificent performances from all of our athletes. The U.S. Para track & field team and swimming team contributed the most medals to the final medal count, both contributing 10 gold medals each. Para track & field achieved 38 medals (10 gold, 14 silver, 14 bronze), and Para swimming achieved 30 medals (10 gold, 17 silver, 3 bronze). We also won 8 Para-cycling, 8 Paratriathlon and 7 Para-equestrian medals, among others.

Some of the top highlights from the paralympic games include:

Gia McFadden won the first U.S. Paralympic gold medal of the Games and became first U.S. woman to win back-to-back gold medals in the same discipline and classification
Third straight year winning gold for sitting volleyball
Tatyana McFadden won her 20th career Paralympic track & field medal, tying the U.S. record for the most medals in a single Paralympic sport in U.S. history

Paris 2024 Paralympics – Medals by Sport

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Para Track & Field: 10 Gold | 14 Silver | 14 Bronze | 38 Total

Para Swimming: 10 Gold | 17 Silver | 3 Bronze | 30 Total

Para Cycling: 4 Gold | 1 Silver | 3 Bronze | 8 Total

Para Triathlon: 3 Gold | 3 Silver | 2 Bronze | 8 Total

Para Equestrian Dressage: 5 Gold | 1 Silver | 1 Bronze | 7 Total

Para Archery: 2 Gold | 0 Silver | 0 Bronze | 2 Total

Wheelchair Basketball: 1 Gold | 1 Silver | 0 Bronze | 2 Total

Para Judo: 0 Gold | 1 Silver | 1 Bronze | 2 Total

Sitting Volleyball: 1 Gold | 0 Silver | 0 Bronze | 1 Total

Para Badminton: 0 Gold | 1 Silver | 0 Bronze | 1 Total

Para Rowing: 0 Gold | 1 Silver | 0 Bronze | 1 Total

Para Shooting: 0 Gold | 1 Silver | 0 Bronze | 1 Total

Wheelchair Rugby: 0 Gold | 1 Silver | 0 Bronze | 1 Total

Para Canoe Sprint: 0 Gold | 0 Silver | 1 Bronze | 1 Total

Para Table Tennis: 0 Gold | 0 Silver | 1 Bronze | 1 Total

Para Taekwondo: 0 Gold | 0 Silver | 1 Bronze | 1 Total

A graphic featuring multiple Team USA athletes for the All-Time Medal Table header

All-Time Medals Table

Every Team USA medalist from every Games