The final medal of the Winter Olympics has been awarded — and it was Team USA’s hockey gold, a moment 46 years in the making.
Team USA defeated Canada 2-1 in overtime to win the gold medal in men’s hockey, ending a decades-long drought on the anniversary of the legendary “Miracle on Ice.”
And while the Milan Cortina Olympics saw the U.S. winning its most gold medals in a winter games ever, where does the final medal tally stand?
Final Olympic Medal Count
Team USA now holds 12 gold medals, 12 silver medals and nine bronze medals for a total of 33, but one country still stands far above the rest.
Norway has dominated the Games with 41 medals in total, 18 of which are gold.
Team USA sits in second, followed closely by host country Italy at 30 medals.
The medal count still marks one of the best U.S. showings in history. In the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games, the U.S. claimed 10 golds to set the previous record.
The Winter Olympics will see its final event Sunday afternoon, with the Closing Ceremony marking the official end to competition.
