Olympic Medal Count

• China and the United States will trade the medal lead back and forth over the course of the 2012 London Olympics. Monday afternoons swimming events helped the Americans tie China for the lead, but a couple of disappointments prevented the U.
(FOX News)
• With two days of competition behind us, the United States is currently in second place in the 2012 London Olympics medal count. As of this moment, Team USA trails China both in total medals (12-11) and gold medals (6-3).
(Bleacherreport.com)
• Want to know the how various countries are doing in the London 2012 Olympics? I give the gold to Yahoo, with Google narrowly missing to earn silver and Bing getting bronze mainly by virtue of being third in a three search engine race.
(Searchengineland.com)
• Only one country will reign supreme when the 2012 Summer Olympics comes to a conclusion. We are just about done with Day 3 of the Olympics and the competition is just heating up.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• The two countries were tied for some time today, at 13. Then China took the lead when their mens gymnastics team took the gold.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• Britain won the bronze, its first team medal since 1912. Olympic rookie Sam Mikulak format is that three of the five members compete and all three scores count.
(Chicago Tribune)
• Light heavyweight Oleksandr Gvozdyk earned the powerful Ukrainian teams first victory in London, forcing a standing-eight count for Belarus Mikhail The American women have never won an Olympic gold medal in volleyball.
(ksl.com)
• The United States took the water on Monday to maintain a tie with China in the overall medal count at the 2012 Summer Olympics. Team USA picked up five medals in the pool as the games continued, bringing their overall medal count to 17 so far.
(SB Nation)
• LONDON -- The U.S. added to its Olympic diving medal count Monday as Nick McCrory and David Boudia won bronze in the mens 10-meter synchronized platform event.
(Los Angeles Daily News)