UCLA representatives win medals at Tokyo 2020 Olympics

The Tokyo 2020 Olympics have come and gone, one year after they were slated to take over the sports world and international airwaves.

UCLA athletes played a major part in how the Games went down, helping their teams collect medals in droves in the process. Including coaches and staff, 20 current and former Bruins will leave Japan with hardware. That ranks third in the Pac-12 behind USC's 21 and Stanford's 26.

The Pac-12 as a whole accounted for 106 medals, which is the most among any NCAA conference and would have placed fifth at the Games if it were its own country.

From the court to the pool and everywhere in between, Bruins made their presence in Tokyo known.

Bronze

Sam Mewis, Women's Soccer, USA

Abby Dahlkemper, Women's Soccer, USA

Silver

Eric Filia, Baseball, USA

Jerry Weinstein, Baseball, USA (Coach)

Rai Benjamin, Men's 400m Hurdles, USA

Ally Carda, Softball, USA

Tairia Flowers, Softball, USA (Coach)

Rachel Garcia, Softball, USA

Bubba Nickles, Softball, USA

Delaney Spaulding, Softball, USA

Jordan Chiles, Women's Gymnastics Team All-Around, USA

Gold

Jrue Holiday, Men's Basketball, USA

Zach LaVine, Men's Basketball, USA

Rai Benjamin, Men's 4x400m Relay, USA

Jessie Fleming, Women's Soccer, Canada

Sue Enquist, Women's Volleyball, USA (Consultant)

Karch Kiraly, Women's Volleyball, USA (Coach)

Rachel Fattal, Women's Water Polo, USA

Adam Kirkorian, Women's Water Polo, USA (Coach)

Maddie Musselman, Women's Water Polo, USA

Alys Williams, Women's Water Polo, USA

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