More than a thousand former, incoming, or current NCAA student-athletes are poised to compete in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris this summer, with the ambition of capturing Olympic medals. These student-athletes will represent over 100 countries, with nearly 400 of them vying for Team USA. Throughout the Olympics, scheduled to take place from Friday, July 26 to Sunday, August 11, we will meticulously track all the student-athlete medalists.

Every medalist, including those in team events, will be individually listed, providing a comprehensive insight into the outstanding performances of these incredible athletes. Furthermore, this presents an opportunity to compare their accomplishments in the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo and the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.

For those seeking further details about the extensive roster of over 1,000 NCAA student-athletes participating in this year’s Olympics, the official list contains all the pertinent information. This exhaustive compilation will enable fans and supporters to monitor the involvement of these student-athletes throughout the games.

As of the most recent update, as of 9:30 a.m. ET on Wednesday, August 7, several NCAA student-athletes have already secured medals in various events. The following are some of the standout achievements of these student-athletes:

**Gold Medalists:**

– Vivian Kong from Stanford, representing Hong Kong in Fencing Women’s Individual Epee.
– Jack Alexy from California, competing for the United States in Swimming Men’s 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay.
– Chris Guiliano from Notre Dame, also representing the United States in Swimming Men’s 4 x 100m Freestyle Relay.

The list goes on with numerous other Gold Medalists, marking an incredibly successful showing for NCAA student-athletes.

**Silver Medalists:**

Similarly, there has been an impressive demonstration of talent from NCAA student-athletes who have clinched Silver Medals in various events. For example, Katie Ledecky from Stanford, competed for the United States in Swimming Women’s 400m Freestyle. There are numerous other noteworthy achievements by student-athletes in this category.

**Bronze Medalists:**

Moreover, we have witnessed exceptional performances from NCAA student-athletes who have earned Bronze Medals in their respective events, further contributing to the remarkable success of these student-athletes at the 2024 Olympics in Paris. Eszter Muhari from Notre Dame, competed for Hungary in Fencing Women’s Individual Epee and secured a Bronze Medal.

The achievements of these NCAA student-athletes at the 2024 Olympics in Paris are truly commendable and serve as a testament to their hard work, dedication, and perseverance. This is a proud moment for their respective schools and the NCAA as a whole.

As the games progress, we eagerly anticipate witnessing more extraordinary performances from these talented student-athletes as they compete at the highest level of international sports. Let us continue to demonstrate our support and celebrate their remarkable accomplishments.

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