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2012 PAC-12 LONDON OLYMPICS MEDAL COUNT FINAL TOTAL: 45 (19 gold, 14 silver, 12 bronze) Gold (19) Nathan Adrian (CAL), USA Swim - 100m Freestyle (M) Nathan Adrian (CAL), USA* Swim - 4x100m Medley Relay (M) Tumua Anae (USC), USA** Water Polo (W) Alyssa Anderson (ARIZ), USA* Swim - 4x200m Free Relay (W) Keshia Baker (ORE), USA* Track - 4x400m Relay (W) Nicole Barnhart (STAN), USA++ Soccer (W) Rachel Bootsma (CAL), USA* Swim - 4x100m Medley Relay (W) Bob Bryan (STAN), USA+ Tennis - Doubles (M) Mike Bryan (STAN), USA+ Tennis - Doubles (M) Rachel Buehler (STAN), USA++ Soccer (W) Erin Cafaro (CAL), USA@ Row - Eight (W) Lauren Cheney (UCLA), USA++ Soccer (W) Kami Craig (USC), USA** Water Polo (W) Annika Dries (STAN), USA** Water Polo (W) Ashton Eaton (ORE), USA Track - Decathlon (M) Allyson Felix (USC), USA Track - 200 Meters (W) Allyson Felix (USC), USA Track - 4x100m Relay (W) Allyson Felix (USC), USA* Track - 4x400m Relay (W) James Harden (ASU), USA! Basketball (M) Jessica Hardy (CAL), USA* Swim - 4x100m Medley Relay (W) Andre Iguodala (ARIZ), USA! Basketball (M) Clement Lefert (USC), France Swim - 4x100m Free Relay (M) Amy LePeilbet (ASU), USA++ Soccer (W) Sydney Leroux (UCLA), USA++ Soccer (W) Elle Logan (STAN), USA@ Row - Eight (W) Kevin Love (UCLA), USA! Basketball (M) Courtney Mathewson (UCLA), USA** Water Polo (W) Ous Mellouli (USC), Tunisia Swim - 10k Marathon Alex Morgan (CAL), USA++ Soccer (W) Kelley O’Hara (STAN), USA++ Soccer (W) Heather Petri (CAL), USA** Water Polo (W) Amy Rodriguez (USC), USA++ Soccer (W) Kelly Rulon (UCLA), USA** Water Polo (W) Felix Sanchez (USC), Dominican Republic Track - 400m Hurdles (M) Melissa Seidemann (STAN), USA** Water Polo (W) Maggie Steffens (STAN), USA** Water Polo (W) Jessica Steffens (STAN), USA** Water Polo (W) Hope Solo (WASH), USA++ Soccer (W) Rebecca Soni (USC), USA Swim - 200m Breaststroke (W) Rebecca Soni (USC), USA* Swim - 4x100m Medley Relay (W) Nick Thoman (ARIZ), USA* Swim - 4x100m Medley Relay (M) Brenda Villa (STAN), USA** Water Polo (W) Dana Vollmer (CAL), USA Swim - 100m Butter!y (W) Dana Vollmer (CAL), USA* Swim - 4x100m Medley Relay (W) Dana Vollmer (CAL), USA* Swim - 4x200m Free Relay (W) 1350 Treat Boulevard, Suite 500 // Walnut Creek, CA 94507-8853 Of!ce: 925.932.4411 // Fax: 925.932.4601 // www.pac-12.org Kerri Walsh (STAN), USA Beach Volleyball (W) Lauren Wenger (USC), USA** Water Polo (W) Russell Westbrook (UCLA), USA! Basketball (M) Mary Whipple (WASH), USA@ Row - Eight (W) Elsie Windes (CAL), USA** Water Polo (W) Silver (14) Foluke Akrinradewo (STAN), USA^^ Volleyball (W) Nathan Adrian (CAL), USA Swim - 4x100m Free Relay (M) Haley Anderson (USC), USA Swim - 10k Marathon Brigetta Barrett (ARIZ), USA Track - High Jump (W) Will Crothers (WASH), Canada% Row - Eight (M) Nicole Davis (USC), USA^^ Volleyball (W) Anna Espar (USC), Spain Water Polo (W) Rob Gibson (WASH), Canada% Row - Eight (M) Dawn Harper (UCLA), USA Track - 100m Hurdles (W) Jennifer Kessy (USC), USA# Beach Volleyball (W) Clement Lefert (USC), France Swim - 4x200m Free Relay (M) Josh Mance (USC), USA* Track - 4x400m Relay (M) Conlin McCabe (WASH), Canada% Row - Eight (M) Tamari Miyahsiro (WASH), USA^^ Volleyball (W) Bryshon Nellum (USC), USA* Track - 4x400m Relay (M) Jennie Reed (WASH), USA Cycling -Track Team Pursuit (W) April Ross (USC), USA# Beach Volleyball (W) Galen Rupp (ORE), USA Track - 10,000m (M) Rebecca Soni (USC), USA Swim - 100m Breaststroke (W) Courtney Thompson (WASH), USA^^ Volleyball (W) Nick Thoman (ARIZ), USA Swim - 100m Backstroke (M) Logan Tom (STAN), USA^^ Volleyball (W) Bronze (12) Mike Bryan (STAN), USA Tennis - Mixed Doubles Natalie Coughlin (CAL), USA* Swim - 4x100m Free Relay (W) Margaux Farell (USC), France Swim - 4x200m Free Relay (W) Scott Gault (WASH), USA Row - Four (M) Jessica Hardy (CAL), USA* Swim - 4x100m Free Relay (W) Kristian Ipsen (STAN), USA Dive - 3m Synchronized Springboard (M) Megan Kalmoe (WASH), USA^ Row - Quadruple Sculls (W) Kara Kohler (CAL), USA^ Row - Quadruple Sculls (W) Caitlin Leverenz (CAL), USA Swim - 200m Individual Medley (W) Adrienne Martelli (WASH), USA^ Row - Quadruple Sculls (W) Ous Mellouli (USC), Tunisia Swim - 1500m Freestyle (M) Vladimir Morozov (USC), Russia Swim - 4x100m Free Relay (M) Aleksa Saponjic (CAL), Serbia Water Polo (M) Chelsea Stewart (UCLA), Canada Soccer (W) Rowie Webster (ASU), Australia Water Polo (W) Amanda Weir (USC), USA* Swim - 4x100m Free Relay (W) * Relay medals count as 1. ^ Participated on the same quadruple sculls boat. Counts as 1 medal. % Participated on the same men’s eight boat. Counts as 1 medal @ Participated on the same women’s eight boat. Counts as 1 medal. + Doubles partners. Counts as 1 medal. # Beach volleyball teammates. Counts as 1 medal. ++ Member of the USA women’s soccer team. Counts as 1 medal. ** Member of the USA women’s water polo team. Counts as 1 medal. ^^ Member of the USA women’s volleyball team. Counts as 1 medal. ! Member of the USA men’s basketball team. Counts as 1 medal..
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