The prize distribution continued through the years, though the medals' designs differ depending on the Olympic host city. The medals don't just attract the eyes of the competitors, however ...

This year’s Olympic medal design includes a piece of metal taken from the original Eiffel Tower. The metal pieces are derived from metallic elements permanently removed through renovations and ...

the design of the medals changes for every Olympic Games. This is because the host city is allowed to choose the design of the medals for the year that the event is held in their country.

Their men's teams have won 16 of 19 tournaments including seven consecutive titles from 1936 through ... What years did the US national team win the Olympic gold medals in men's basketball?

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Throughout the Games, Americans medalled more consistently in women's events than men's. Athletes competing in women's events clinched nearly twice as many gold medals as those competing in men's ...

American swimmer Gary Hall Jr. received replicas of his 10 Olympic medals after the originals were destroyed during the Los Angeles wildfires.

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Who was the first woman to win an Olympic gold medal in archery ... In Atlanta, 21-year-old Justin Huish-- who sometimes practiced at home by shooting from across the street, up his driveway, and ...

the date that a dozen years ago, at 15, unknown and untested, she announced herself to the Olympic Games in London by winning her first gold medal. And here it was August 3 again. Another Olympics ...

Former U.S. swimmer Gary Hall Jr. was presented with 10 Olympic medals to replace the ones he won from 1996-2004 but he lost in the Palisades fire.