Tokyo Olympics medal count among athletes with western Washington ties

SEATTLE — Dozens of athletes with ties to western Washington are competing at the Tokyo Olympics, and some of them have already picked up medals.

See a complete medal count of all athletes competing at the Olympics broken down by country here.

Medal count among local athletes

Gold: 5
Silver: 3
Bronze: 5

Gymnastics

Jordan Chiles, Vancouver, Wash. native, competing for USA: Silver in team final

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Basketball

Kelsey Plum, former University of Washington star, competing for USA: Gold in 3-on-3 basketball

Zach LaVine, former Bothell High School basketball star, competed for USA: Gold in final men's basketball tournament against France.

Sue Bird, of the Seattle Storm, won her fifth consecutive gold medal over Japan in the Tokyo Olympics.

Canoe

Nevin Harrison, Seattle native, competing for USA: Gold in single 200m canoe sprint

Softball

Ali Aguilar, University of Washington graduate, competing for USA: Silver

Danielle Lawrie, University of Washington graduate, competing for Canada: Bronze

Jen Salling, University of Washington graduate, competing for Canada: Bronze

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Equestrian

Adrienne Lyle, Whidbey Island native, competing for USA: Silver in team dressage

Rowing

Lisa Roman, Washington State University graduate, competing for Canada: Gold in women's eight

Jacob Dawson, University of Washington graduate, competing for Great Britain: Bronze in men's eight

Women's soccer

Megan Rapinoe, OL Reign player, competing for USA: Bronze

Rose Lavelle, OL Reign player, competing for USA: Bronze 

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