United States at the Paralympics

United States at the
Paralympics
IPC code USA
NPC United States Paralympic Committee
Website www.teamusa.org/US-Paralympics
Summer appearances
Winter appearances

The United States (USA) has participated in every Summer and Winter Paralympic Games. The United States is first on the all-time Paralympic Games medal table.

The United States was the co-host of the 1984 Summer Paralympics in Stoke Mandeville and New York. It also hosted the 1996 Summer Paralympics in Atlanta and the 2002 Winter Paralympics in Salt Lake City.

Medal tables

Medals by Summer Games[1]

  Host country (United States)

Games Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank
Italy 1960 Rome1177255
Japan 1964 Tokyo5041321231
Israel 1968 Tel-Aviv332733991
Germany 1972 Heidelberg172730742
Canada 1976 Toronto6644451551
Netherlands 1980 Arnhem7566531941
United Kingdom 1984 Stoke Mandeville/ United States1984 New York1361311293961
South Korea 1988 Seoul9290912731
Spain 1992 Barcelona7552481751
United States 1996 Atlanta4746651581
Australia 2000 Sydney3639341095
Greece 2004 Athens272239884
China 2008 Beijing363528993
United Kingdom 2012 London312938986
Brazil 2016 Rio de Janeiro4044311154
Japan 2020 Tokyo
France 2024 Paris
United States 2028 Los Angeles
Total77270070321751

Medals by Winter Games[2]

Games Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank
Sweden 1976 Örnsköldsvik0000-
Norway 1980 Geilo41166
Austria 1984 Innsbruck71414 355
Austria 1988 Innsbruck7176306
France 1992 Tignes-Albertville19169451
Norway 1994 Lillehammer24127433
Japan 1998 Nagano13813343
United States 2002 Salt Lake City102211432
Italy 2006 Turin723125
Canada 2010 Vancouver454136
Russia 2014 Sochi279188
South Korea 2018 PyeongChang13158361
China 2022 Beijing
Total109119853133

Records

Summer Paralympics

Multi medalists

Athletes who have won at least three gold medals or five medals at the Summer Paralympics. Bold athletes are athletes who are still active.

No. Athlete Sport Years Games Gender Gold Silver Bronze Total
1Trischa Zorn Swimming 1980-20047F419555
2Jessica Long Swimming 2004-20164F146424
3Erin Popovich Swimming 2000-20083F145019
4Bart Dodson Athletics 1984-20005M133420
5John Morgan Swimming 1984, 19922M132015
5Elizabeth Scott Swimming 1992-20003F102517
6Edward Owen Athletics
Swimming
1964-19887M92213
7Tatyana McFadden Athletics 2004-20164F76316
8Jean Driscoll Athletics 1988-20004F53412
9Brad Snyder Swimming 2012-20162M5207
10Marla Runyan Athletics 1992-19962F5106
11David Larson Athletics 1988-20004M5038
12Dennis Oehler Athletics 1988-19963M43310
13Brian Frasure Athletics 2000-20083M4329
14Tony Volpentest Athletics 1992-20003M4105
15Paul Nitz Athletics 1992-20126M4015
16Danny Andrews Athletics 2000-20083M4004
16Raymond Martin Athletics 20121M4004
18David Wagner Wheelchair tennis 2004-20164M3328
19Freeman Register Athletics 1992-20003M3126
20Kelley Becherer Swimming 2008-20122F3047
21Justin Zook Swimming 2004-20123M3014
22Royal Mitchell Athletics 2000-20083M3003
22Jeremy Campbell Athletics 2008-20122M3003
24Ross Davis Athletics 1992-20003M2439
25Cheri Madsen Athletics 1996-20166F2428
26Roy Perkins Swimming 2008-20163M2338
27Scot Hollonbeck Athletics 1992-20044M2305
28Gregory Burns Swimming 1996-20003M2215
28Marlon Shirley Athletics 2000-20083M2215
30Karissa Whitsell Cycling 2004-20082F2125
31Cortney Jordan Swimming 2008-20163F18312
32Amanda McGrory Athletics 2008-20163F1247
33Cheri Blauwet Athletics 2000-20083F1146
34Aimee Bruder Swimming 1996-20084F0145

Multi golds at single Games

This is a list of athletes who have won at least two gold medals in a single Games. Ordered categorically by gold medals earned, sports then year.

No. Athlete Sport Year Gender Gold Silver Bronze Total
Athletics
1David Larson Athletics 1992M4004
Marla Runyan Athletics 1992F4004
3Danny Andrews Athletics 2004M3003
4Dennis Oehler Athletics 1988M3014
5Jean Driscoll Athletics 1996F2114
6Curt Brinkman Athletics 1980M2103
Joe Gaetani Athletics 1992M2103
8Maureen Gaynor Athletics 1988F2002
Cycling
1Karissa Whitsell
Guide: Katie Compton
Cycling 2004F2114
2Barbara Buchan Cycling 2008F2002
Swimming
1Trischa Zorn Swimming 1988F120012
2John Morgan Swimming 1992M82010
3Erin Popovich Swimming 2004F7007
Elizabeth Scott Swimming 1992F7007
5Jessica Long Swimming 2012F5217
6McKenzie Coan Swimming 2016F3104
Rebecca Meyers Swimming 2016F3104
Brad Snyder Swimming 2016M3104
9Gregory Burns Swimming 1996M2103
10Kelley Becherer Swimming 2012F2024
Wheelchair tennis
1Randy Snow Wheelchair tennis 1992M2002
Multiple sports
1Ed Owen Athletics 1968M4017
Swimming 200
2Sharon Hedrick Athletics 1980F3105
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Multi medals at single event

This is a list of athletes who have won at least three medals in a single event at the Summer Paralympics. Ordered categorically by medals earned, sports then gold medals earned.

No. Athlete Sport Event Years Games Gender Gold Silver Bronze Total
1Trischa Zorn Swimming 100m backstroke1980-20047F5117
2Jessica Long Swimming 400m freestyle2004-20164F3104
3Ross Davis Athletics 100 metres1992-20003M2103
Bart Dodson Athletics 200 metres1992-20003M2103
Rudy Garcia-Tolson Swimming 200m individual medley2004-20123M2103
Roy Perkins Swimming 50m butterfly2008-20163M2103
7David Larson Athletics 400 metres1988-19963M2013

Most appearances

This is a list of athletes who have competed in four or more Summer Paralympics. Active athletes are in bold. Athletes who were aged under 15 years of age and over 40 years of age in bold.

No. Athlete Sport Birth Year Games Years First/Last Age Gender Gold Silver Bronze Total
1Pamela Fontaine Table tennis
Wheelchair basketball
19641984-201620 - 52F0112
2Trischa Zorn Swimming 19641980-200416 - 40F449555
3Lex Gillette Athletics 19842004-201620 - 32M0404

See also

References

  1. "United States Summer Paralympics". Archived from the original on 5 June 2011. Retrieved 23 April 2011.
  2. "United States Winter Paralympics". Archived from the original on 5 June 2011. Retrieved 23 April 2011.
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