The US women’s soccer team have made the podium at six of the seven Olympic tournaments, winning a total of four gold medals, one silver, and one bronze.
After a surprisingly early elimination at the 2023 Women’s World Cup, the US women’s national soccer team (USWNT) went to the Paris Olympics with their eye on redemption. And it’s safe to say they accomplished that goal, with the women’s soccer team scoring a gold medal in the final against Brazil, per USA Today. Out of all other women’s soccer teams, the United States has officially tallied up the most gold medals in Olympic history.
After the conclusion of the Paris Olympic games, the USWNT has won seven Olympic medals, including five gold medals. For the exact breakdown of the USWNT’s past Olympic performances, read on.
The USWNT has qualified for every Olympics since the team was first introduced in 1996, making Paris its eighth Games. To date, the USWNT have made the podium at seven of the eight Olympic soccer tournaments, bringing home a total of five gold medals, one silver, and one bronze. They have two more medals than Germany, which has the second most Olympic medals of any women’s soccer team at five (two gold, three bronze).
