2010 Olympic Medal Count as of February 14th

As of February 14th AM the medal count is as follows:
United States leads in the medal count as of this morning with a total of 4 medails so far.
Hannah Kearney has received gold for Ladies freestyle skiing moguls.
Shannon Bahrke has received bronze for Ladies freestyle skiing moguls.
Apolo Anton Ohno has received silver for men's 1500 meter short track speed skating.
J.R. Celski has received bronze for men's 1500 meter track speed skating.

Korea is next up with 2 medals a gold and a silver in men's speed track
Jung-Su Lee with a gold medal in the men's 1500 short track speed skating.
Sung-Hoon Lee has taken a silver in the mens 5000 meter speed skating.

Slovakia has one gold medal to date in the biathlon event.
Anastazia Kuzmina has taken gold in the women's 7.5 KM biathlon sprint.

Switzerland has achieved a single gold medal in ski jumping.
Simon Ammann has taken the gold for switzerland in the men's nh individual ski jumping.

Oh Canada my home and native land has received a silver medal in the women's freestyle skiing moguls.
Jennifer Heil sandwiched herself in between two american's to achieve the silver medal in this event.

Germany is on the board with a silver medal as well.
Magadelna Neuner has achieved silver for the 7.5 KM sprint in the women's biathlon.

Poland has one silver medal as well in the men's NH individual ski jumping competition.
Adam Malysz has taken the silver for his country in this event.

Now onto the bronze medals as of this mornings count anyways.

Austria has a bronze medal.
Gregor Schlierenzauer achieved the bronze medail in the mens NH individual ski jumping event.

France has taken a bronze medal in the womens 7.5 KM biathlon sprint.
Marie Dorin has grabbed the last medal in this event.

Russia rounding out the last of the medals in the bronze for men's 5000 meter speed skating.
Ivan Skovbrev a very strong skater took the bronze in this event yesterday.

So after five events in total Canada has one medail and the United States has four. It is not unusual for the Americans to dominate the olympics in the medal standings. Canada has spent over 117 million dollars in the past 5 years in preparing their althletes for this event. I certainly hope this pays off but after the current medal standings I am a little skeptical.

This could be an amazing year for Canada. One thing I would like to note, is the Canadian women's hockey team never fail to disappoint. There first game ended in a 18-0 win over slovakia. They will be playing Switzerland today at 2:30 PM and I am sure they will do quite well.