If Texas were a country, it would be sixth in the world for Olympic medals

Texas-tied athletes have taken home more medals at the 2024 Paris Olympic games than most countries, Austin TV station KXAN reports.

The United States is in the lead with the most medals of any country, bagging a total of 89 as of press time, and China ranks a distant second. However, the U.S. can thank the Lone Star state for at least 32 of its total, which were won by athletes who are either from Texas or trained in Texas, according to KXAN's number crunching.

In comparison, Japan, South Korea, Italy, the Netherlands and Canada have all claimed fewer medals than Texas.

It's worth noting that not all of the Texas-tied athletes are representing the United States. For example, Hubert Kos attended the University of Texas but is representing his home country Hungary in the Olympic Games. Also, three current or former international student-athletes from the University of Texas at San Antonio are competing on behalf of their home countries.

Here's the list of Texas-tied medalists so far, according to KXAN. The listings include their school or city of origin plus their events.