Olympic Medal Count

• China still leads the medal count after two days of competition, staying one step ahead of the United States after two days of the 2012 Olympics. On Saturday, China opened up a lead, snatching up six medals to the United States and Italys five.
(FOX News)
• China and the USA are doing what we all expected them to do at the 2012 Olympic Games, but Great Britain and a couple other countries are falling short so far when it comes to the medal count. I know its still early. Weve only seen two days of action so far.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• The United States is not leading in total medals at the end of gold medal event competition on Sunday at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. They are also not leading in gold medals. But they are keeping pace with the overall leader, which is China.
(FOX News)
• Im ready to rock this Olympics, the 27-year-old declared.
(Reuters UK)
• We know about the usual suspects.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• PESCA: Yeah. The dictionary is not just in English. GREENE: When we follow the Olympics, I mean, in the newspapers and everything, we look at the medal count to see how countries are doing.
(NPR News)
• St. Louis, MO (KSDK) - NewsChannel 5 presents the medal count for the 2012 London Olympics, sponsored by Ford and Dairy Queen. The medal count will be updated here on KSDK.com for every newscast. The top 5 nations will be displayed.
(KSDK)
• Here at TheCelebrityCafe.com, we've been tracking early action in the London Olympics. Just hours after the Opening Ceremonies, the first gold medal was awarded to China. At the moment, China remains the only country with more than one medal.
(The Celebrity Cafe.com)
• The Californian won a medal in an individual sport in a fifth straight Olympics. It was a gold in women's skeet shooting. And I know what you're thinking. Women's skeet shooting? That doesn't count.
(Sporting News)
• It was the first silver medal that Phelps has won in four Olympics and increased his overall medal count to 17, one behind the record held by gymnast Larisa Latynina of the Soviet Union. He now has 14 golds, one silver and two bronze.
(Chicago Tribune)