Gold medals (11)
Nathan Adrian (USA) — Men’s swimming — 100 free relay
Nathan Adrian (USA) — Men’s swimming — 400 medley relay
Erin Cafaro (USA) — Women’s rowing — Eight
Rachel Bootsma (USA) — Women’s swimming — 400 medley relay (swam in heats)
Jessica Hardy (USA) — Women’s swimming — 400 medley relay (swam in heats)
Alex Morgan (USA) — Women’s soccer
Heather Petri (USA) — Women’s water polo
Dana Vollmer (USA) — Women’s swimming — 100 fly
Dana Vollmer (USA) — Women’s swimming — 800 free relay
Dana Vollmer (USA) — Women’s swimming — 400 medley relay
Elsie Windes (USA) — Women’s water polo
Silver medals (1)
Nathan Adrian (USA) — Men’s swimming — 400 free relay
Bronze medals (5)
Natalie Coughlin — Women’s swimming — 400 free relay (swam in heats)
Jessica Hardy — Women’s swimming — 400 free relay
Kara Kohler — Women’s rowing — Quad sculls
Caitlin Leverenz — Women’s swimming — 200 IM
Aleksa Saponjic — Men’s water polo
Total number of Cal medals: 17
Total number of Cal medalists: 12
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Well done Bears!
A weird way of counting medals… you basically counted the same relay four times.
How’s that? Nathan Adrian was in the men’s relay. It was also a count of the number of medals awarded and not events won or placed.
“Medal count” in terms of events won has always been a rather strange thing. I’d argue that something like a relay counts as much as an individual race, but winning an Olympic team-sport tournament should be worth more.