Paralympic Games Paris 2024 Official Gold Medal Count Tracker After Day 11

Neutral Paralympic Athletes - 26 Gold Medals

While not ranked in the official Paralympics medal table the Neutral Paralympic Athletes have done exceptionally well in the pool during the early going of the 2024 Paralympics.

2. Great Britain - 49 Gold Medals

Team Great Britain interacts with the crowd at the 2024 Paris Paralympic Opening Ceremonies at the Place de la Concorde in Paris, Fr. Mandatory Credit: Ryan Beatty-USA TODAY NETWORK

3. USA - 36 Gold Medals

Jaydin Blackwell poses with the time board after winning the Men's 100m T13 Final and setting a new World Record during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Summer Games at the Stade de France. Mandatory Credit: Ryan Beatty-USA TODAY

4. Netherlands - 27 Gold Medals

Caroline Groot (NED) on her way to winning the gold medal in the women's C5 500m time trial during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Summer Games at Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines National Velodrome. Mandatory Credit: OIS/Bob Martin via (USA) TODAY Sports

5. Brazil - 25 Gold Medals

Brazil's Gabriel Araújo picked up a gold in Men's 100m Backstroke - S2 classification.

6. Italy - 24 Gold Medals

Italy picked up two gold medals on Day 1 of the 2024 Paris Paralympics. Francesco Bocciardo and Carlotta Gilli topped the podium in different para swimming events.

7. Ukraine - 22 Gold Medals

Lichao Wang (CHN), Oleksandr Komarov (UKR), Francesco Bocciardo (ITA) and Muhammad Nur Syaiful Zulkafli (MAS) in the Para Swimming Men's 100m Freestyle S5 Heats during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Summer Games at La Defense Arena. Komarov would go onto win the gold. Mandatory Credit: OIS/Joel Marklund via USA TODAY Sports

8. France - 19 Gold Medals

Guillaume Toucoullet (FRA) celebrates after finishing at the top of the leaderboard after the para archery men's recurve open ranking round during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Summer Games at Invalides.

But it would be Ugo Didier to pick up France's first gold of the games in the Men's 400m Freestyle - S9.

Mandatory Credit: OIS/Hassan Wamwayi via USA TODAY Sports

9. Australia - 18 Gold Medals

Australia's first gold medal of the Games came in the Men's 50m Freestyle - S10 para swimming event. 
Thomas Gallagher topped the podium on Day 1.

10. Japan - 14 Gold Medals

Takayuki Suzuki captures Japan's first gold of the 2024 Games, winning the men's 50m Breaststroke - SB3.

11. Germany - 10 Gold Medals (tied)

The pool was the place Germany scored gold on Day 4. Josia Topf won the Men's 150m Individual Medley - SM3, while Tanja Scholz took the Women's 150m Individual Medley - SM4.

11. Canada - 10 Gold Medals (tied)

It was in the pool where Canada nabbed its first gold of the Games on Day 5. Nicholas Bennett won the Men's 100m Breaststroke - SB14.

11. Uzbekistan - 10 Gold Medals (tied)

Uzbekistan picked up its first two gold medals in Athletics on Day 2. Asila Mirzayorova won the Women's Long Jump - T11, while Kudratillokhon Marufkhujaev topped the Men's Shot Put - F37 field.

14. Iran - 8 Gold Medals (tied)

Sareh Javanmardi captured Iran's first gold medal on Day 3. She won the P2 - Women's 10m Air Pistol SH1 event.

14. Switzerland - 8 Gold Medals (tied)

Catherine Debrunner (SUI) celebrates winning Para Athletics Women's 5000m - T54 Final with the Paralympic record during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Summer Games at Stade de France. Mandatory Credit: OIS/Bob Martin via USA TODAY Sports

14. Poland - 8 Gold Medals (tied)

Kamil Otowski swims to Poland's first gold of the Games. He won the Men's 100m Backstroke - S1.

17. India - 7 Gold Medals (tied)

Avani Lekhara won India's first gold of 2024 when she topped the R2 - Women's 10m Air Rifle Standing SH1.

17. Colombia - 7 Gold Medals (tied)

José Lemos and Erica Castaño got Colombia on the gold medal board on Day 2. Lemos won the Men's Javelin Throw - F38 and Castaño took the Women's Discus Throw - F55.

17. Spain - 7 Gold Medals (tied)

Spain's Anastasiya Dmytriv took gold in the Women's 100m Breaststroke - SB8.

17. Belgium - 7 Gold Medals (tied)

Belgium's first gold came on the track when Maxime Carabin won the Men's 400m - T52.

21. Thailand - 6 Gold Medals (tied)

The track was where Thailand got on the gold medal board on Day 4. Pongsakorn Paeyo won the Men's 400m - T53.

21. South Korea - 6 Gold Medals (tied)

J.D. Jo won South Korea the P1 - Men's 10m Air Pistol SH1 event on Day 2.

21. Turkey - 6 Gold Medals (tied)

Turkey's first gold came on Day 2 in taekwondo. Mahmut Bozteke won the Men K44 -63kg.

21. Cuba - 6 Gold Medal (tied)

Cuba got on the board with three golds in Athletics on Day 6.

21. Algeria - 6 Gold Medals (tied)

Algeria picked up its first gold on Day 3 in Athletics. Nassima Saifi won the Women's Discus Throw - F57.

26. Tunisia - 5 Gold Medals (tied)

Tunisia picked up a pair of golds on Day 2 of the 2024 Paralympics. Raoua Tlili won the Women's Shot Put - F41 and Maroua Brahmi topped the field in the Women's Club Throw - F32.

26. Hungary - 5 Gold Medals

Zsofia Konkoly (HUN) in action in the women's 400m freestyle S9 final during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Summer Games at La Defense Arena. She would go on to win the gold.

Mandatory Credit: OIS/Joel Marklund via USA TODAY Sports

28. Israel - 4 Gold Medals (tied)

Asaf Yasur won Israel's first Paralympic gold medal in Paris, taking the men's K44 -58kg taekwondo event.

28. Azerbaijan - 4 Gold Medal (tied)

Imamaddin Khalilov won the Men's K44 -70kg in Para Taekwondo for  Azerbaijan first gold.

30. Venezuela - 3 Gold Medals (tied)

Venezuela picked up its first gold on Day 4 when Enderson German Santos Gonzalez won the Men's 400m - T11 in track.

30. Mexico - 3 Gold Medals (tied)

Mexico's first gold came in Athletics on Day 5. Gloria Zarza Guadarrama won the Women's Shot Put - F54 competition.

30. Slovakia - 3 Gold Medals (tied)

Slovakia picked up one of its two gold medals on Day 3. Jan Riapos and Peter Lovas won in in table tennis in the Men's Doubles - MD4.

30. Morocco - 3 Gold Medal (tied)

Morocco's first 2024 Games gold came on the track on Day 8. Mouncef Bouja won the Men's 400m - T12.

30. Latvia - 3 Gold Medals (tied)

Latvia picked up its first golds of the Games on Day 6 in Athletics. Diana Krumina won the Women's Javelin Throw - F56 and the Men's Discus Throw - F52 was bested by Aigars Apinis.

30. Greece - 3 Gold Medals (tied)

Greece's first gold came on Day 6 of the Games. when Athanasios Konstantinidis won the Men's Shot Put - F32.

30. Hong Kong, China - 3 Gold Medal (tied)

Hong Kong captured its first golds of the Games on Day 5, both in Boccia. John Loung won the Men's Individual - BC1
while Ho Yuen Kei topped the   Women's Individual - BC3
field.

37. Singapore - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Yip Pin Xiu takes Singapore's first gold of 2024 by winning the Women's 100m Backstroke - S2.

37. Portugal - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Portugal picked up their first golds of the Games on Day 4. Miguel Monteiro won the Men's Shot Put - F40 and the Women's Individual - BC2 Boccia went to Cristina Goncalves.

37. Costa Rica - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

The track is where Costa Rica picked up its first medal of the Games on Day 5. Sherman Guity bested the field in the Men's 100m - T64.

37. Kazakhstan - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Kazakhstan won its first medal in Paris on Day 7 when David Degtyarev took the Men's up to 54kg Powerlifting event.

37. Jordan - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Jordan got on the gold medal board on Day 7 with a win in Para Powerlifting. Omar Qarada won the  Men's up to 49kg event.

37. Denmark - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Alexander Hillhouse (DEN) celebrates winning the gold medal in the men's 100m butterfly - S14 during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Summer Games at La Defense Arena. Mandatory Credit: OIS/Emma Da Silva via USA TODAY Sports

37. South Africa - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

South Africa's first gold came on Day 4 on the track. Mpumelelo Mhlongo won the Men's 100m - T44.

37. Ecuador - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Kiara Rodriguez won Ecuador's first gold on Day 6 in Athletics. She topped the field in the Women's 100m - T47.

37. Nigeria - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Nigeria picked up its first gold of the Games on Day 9. Onyinyechi Mark won the Women's up to 61kg Para Powerlifting event.

37. Malaysia - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Malaysia's first gold came on Day 5 in badminton, when Cheah Liek Hou won the Men's Singles SU5 event.

37. Egypt - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Egypt picked up its first golds of the Games on Day 8 in Powerlifting. 
Mohamed Elmenyawy topped the Men's up to 59kg field, while Rehab Ahmed won the Women's up to 55kg class.

37. Argentina - 2 Gold Medal (tied)

Argentina's first gold came on Day 3 when Inaki Basiloff won the Men's 200m Individual Medley - SM7 in Para Swimming.

37. Ethiopia - 2 Gold Medals (tied)

Ethiopia found success on the track in Day 3. Tigist Mengistu won her country's first gold by topping the field in the Women's 1500m - T13.

51. Iraq - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Iraq broke its gold-less spell on Day 10 on the table tennis court. Najlah Al-Dayyeni came away with the win in the Women's Singles - WS6 classification.

51. Serbia - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Serbia's first gold came on Day 7 in Para Shooting, when Dragan Ristic won the R9 - Mixed 50m Rifle Prone SH2 event.

51. Indonesia - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Indonesia picked up its first Paris gold on the badminton court on Day 5. Ramdani Hikmat and Leani Ratri won the Mixed Doubles SL3-SU5.

51. Slovenia - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Francek Gorazd Tirsek won the R4 - Mixed 10m Air Rifle Standing SH2 for Slovenia's first gold of 2024.

51. Romania - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Romania's first gold of the Games came on Day 9 when Alexandru Bologa topped Para Judo's  -73 kg J1 division.

51. Croatia - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Croatia picked up its first Paris gold in Para Table Tennis when Andela Muzinic Vincetic won the Women's Singles - WS3 event on Day 9.

51. Chile - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Chile came through on the final day of the 2024 Paralympics. Katherinne Wollermann won the Women's Kayak Single 200m - KL1 just hours before the Closing Ceremony.

51. Peru - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Angélica Espinoza won the women's K44 -47kg Para Taekwondo event at the 2024 Paralympics.

51. Norway - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Norway's Tommy Urhaug won his Nation's first gold on Day 6. He took the Men's Singles - MS5 in Para Table Tennis.

51. Georgia - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Giga Ochkhikidze (GEO) competes in the Para Athletics Men's Shot Put - F53 Final during the Paris 2024 Paralympic Summer Games at Stade de France. He would go on to take the gold, Georgia's first of the Games. Mandatory Credit: OIS/Ariana Suarez via USA TODAY Sports

51. Ireland - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Ireland picked up its first gold of the Games outdoors on Day 7. Katie-George Dunlevy won Para Cycling Road gold in the Women's B Individual Time Trial.

51. Saudi Arabia - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Stade de France was the scene for Saudi Arabia's first gold of 2024. Abdulrahman Al-Qurashi won the Men's 100m - T53 in Athletics.

51. New Zealand - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

New Zealand picked up its first gold of the 2024 Paralympics on Day 10. Anna Grimaldi ran the fastest time in the Women's 200m - T47 to top the field.

51. Kuwait - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

It was under the bright lights of Stade de France where Kuwait won its first gold on Day 10. Faisal Sorour topped the field in the Men's Shot Put - F63 event.

51. Bulgaria - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Ruzhdi Ruzhdi brought Bulgaria its first gold of 2024 with a win in the Men's Shot Put - F55.

51. Mongolia - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Mongolia's Surenjav Ulambayar won her nation's first gold on Day 1. Ulambayar topped the podium in women's K44 -52kg Para Taekwondo.

51. Czechia - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

David Kratochvíl won the Men's 400m Freestyle - S11 in Para Swimming for Czechia's first gold of the 2024 Paralympics.

51. Namibia - 1 Gold Medal (tied)

Lahja Ishitile won Namibia's first gold of the Games on Day 3 on the track. Ishitile beat the Women's 400m - T11 field with a time just under 50 seconds.

Neutral Paralympic Athletes - 26 Gold Medals

While not ranked in the official Paralympics medal table the Neutral Paralympic Athletes have done exceptionally well in the pool during the early going of the 2024 Paralympics.