Looking back on every medal canada won at the 2020 Tokyo Games

Whoa, Canada.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics have come to a close and Canada captured an impressive haul of 24 medals. It’s the most medals Canadians have won in a non-boycotted Games and the seven gold medals tied the amount earned by the nation at the 1992 Barcelona From Penny Oleksiak becoming Canada’s most decorated Olympian ever to the women’s soccer team’s sensational road to the top of the podium to Andre De Grasse asserting his claim as the fastest man on the planet to Damian Warner’s Olympic record decathlon feat, this was one Olympics that Canadians shouldn’t forget.

Here’s a rundown of all 24 medals Canada won in Tokyo:

1. SILVER: Women’s 4×100-metre swimming freestyle relay

2:SILVER: Jennifer Abel, Melissa Citrini Beaulieu -- Women’s three-metre synchronized springboard

3. GOLD: Maggie Mac Neil -- Women’s 100-metre butterfly

4. BRONZE: Jessica Klimkait -- Judo women’s 57 kg

5. SILVER: Kylie Masse -- Women’s 100-metre backstroke

6. BRONZE: Women’s softball

7. BRONZE: Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard -- Judo women’s 63 kg

8. GOLD: Maude Charron -- Weightlifting women’s 64 kg

9. BRONZE: 9. BRONZE: Penny Oleksiak -Women’s 200-metre freestyle

10. BRONZE: Caileigh Filmer, Hillary Janssens -- Women’s coxless pair

11. GOLD: Women’s eight rowing

12. SILVER: Kylie Masse -- Women’s 200-metre backstroke

13. BRONZE: Women’s 4×100-metre medley relay

14. BRONZE: Andre De Grasse -- men’s 100 mt

15. GOLD: Andre De Grasse -- men’s 200 mt

16. SILVER: Laurence Vincent Lapointe -women’s 200-metre canoe sprint Laurence Vincent Lapointe of Trois-Rivières, Que., won the silver medal in the women’s 200-metre canoe sprint race finishing with a time of 46.786.

17. GOLD: Damian Warner -- decathalon

18. BRONZE: Lauriane Genest -- women’s keirin track cycling

19. BRONZE: Evan Dunfee -- men’s 50-kilometre race walk

20. SILVER: Mohammed Ahmed -- men’s 5,000 metres

21. BRONZE: Men’s 4×100-metre relay

22. GOLD: Women’s soccer

23. BRONZE: Katie Vincent, Laurence Vincent Lapointe -- Women’s C-2 500 metres

24. GOLD: Kelsey Mitchell -- Women’s track cycling sprint

Canada wins first-ever gold in women’s football: Olympics. It took two periods of extra-time and drama-filled penalties, but Canada’s Julia Grosso buried the game-winner against Sweden to capture the first-ever gold medal for the country in women’s football. Stina Blackstenius scored the first goal to put Sweden ahead in the first half. Canada drew level on a Jessie Fleming penalty in the second half to force the game into extra time. After two hard-fought extra periods, it came down to the wire in the penalty shootout, but Sweden’s Jonna Andersson had her attempt saved, opening the door for Grosso’s winner. The match was the first-ever women’s football Olympic final to be decided by penalties. With the gold, Canada’s Quinn becomes the first out trans and non-binary athlete to win a medal. The United States’ women’s team defeated Australia in the bronze medal match on Thursday.