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Tokyo 2020 Olympics Medal Table

By Tyler Lauletta , Madison Hall ,and Sawyer Click
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Australia's Ash Barty competes at the Tokyo Olympics. REUTERS/Edgar Su
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After five years of waiting, the 2020 Tokyo Olympics are now underway after the COVID-19 pandemic postponed the Olympic Games for an additional year. The pandemic continues to wreak havoc on the games, prohibiting most fans from attending the games nor the Opening Ceremony on July 23. 

The games formally draw to a close on Sunday, August 8 at the Closing Ceremony after athletes have earned the 1,017 Olympic Medals that are up-for-grabs in the 339 unique events. Additional medals may be given out in the event of a tie.

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Tyler Lauletta
Tyler Lauletta is a sports reporter for Business Insider covering everything from the latest in NFL trades to the NBA playoff race to that weird rugby highlight you don't quite understand but know to be impressive. Hailing from Philadelphia, he is a known Truster of The Process. He graduated from Temple University. You can contact him at tlauletta@jkmperu.com with your questions, pitches, or if you ever feel like gloating after your favorite team beat the Philadelphia 76ers.
Madison Hall
Madison Hall
Madison was a Data Reporter for Business Insider. She is an avid fan of visualizing data and information into fun and new ways. In 2019 she was awarded "Best Information Graphic" by the Missouri Press Association for her infographic on phage display research completed by Nobel laureate, Dr. George Smith. In 2022, Digiday named her the "Journalist of the Year."A Houston native, she loves watching Houston sports and eating tamales and Tex-Mex. She graduated from the University of Missouri in 2019 with a degree in Data Journalism. She once successfully caught a field goal in an SEC game.Examples of her work:
Sawyer Click
Sawyer Click
Sawyer is a Graphic Designer at Insider working on interactive storytelling and graphics. He interned at The Wall Street Journal and NBC News prior to joining Insider in October 2020. He is an alumnus of Columbia Journalism School and Texas State University.
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