The Big Ten Conference brought home a total of 35 medals, which includes 15 gold, nine silver and 11 bronze, at the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London.

For the full recap, click HERE.

Medalists
Betsey Armstrong (USA, Michigan) - women's water polo (gold)
Lindsey Berg (USA, Minnesota) - women's volleyball (silver)
David Boudia (USA, Purdue) - 10M platform (gold), synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant (USA, Minnesota) - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Jordan Burroughs (USA, Nebraska) - men's freestyle wrestling (gold)
Tyler Clary (USA, Michigan) - 200 backstroke* (gold)
Natalie Dell (USA, Penn State) - rowing quadruple sculls (bronze)
Derek Drouin (Canada, Indiana) - men's long jump (bronze)
Margaux Farrell (France, Indiana) - 4x200 freestyle relay (bronze)
Matt Grevers (USA, Northwestern) - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Janine Hanson (Canada, Michigan) - rowing eight (silver)
Christa Harmotto (USA, Penn State) - women's volleyball (silver)
Megan Hodge (USA, Penn State) - women's volleyball (silver)
Charlie Houchin (USA, Michigan) - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Jordan Larson (USA, Nebraska) - women's volleyball (silver)
Karina Leblanc (Canada, Nebraska) - women's soccer (bronze)
Erin McLeod (Canada, Penn State) - women's soccer (bronze)
Carmelina Moscato (Canada, Penn State) - women's soccer (bronze)
Michael Phelps (USA, Michigan) - 200 individual medley (gold), 100 butterfly (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Lauren Sesselman (Canada, Purdue) - women's soccer (bronze)
Barbara Spotakova (Czech Republic, Minnesota) - women's javelin (gold)
Davis Tarwater (USA, Michigan) - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Brittany Timko (Canada, Nebraska) - women's soccer (bronze)
Peter Vanderkaay (USA, Michigan) - 400 freestyle (bronze)
Lindsay Whalen (USA, Minnesota) - women's basketball (gold)
Deron Williams (USA, Illinois) - men's basketball (gold)
Emily Zurrer (USA, Illinois) - women's soccer (bronze)

* - Olympic Record

Jordan Burroughs (USA, Nebraska) struck gold in London today, defeating Iran's Sadegh Saeed Goudarzi at 74kgs in the men's freestyle. Burroughs, who has now won 38 straight freestyle matches, took down Goudarzi 1-0, 1-0 en route to his first Olympic gold. For the results of today's gold medal match, click HERE.

Jake Herbert (USA, Northwestern) hits the mat tomorrow at 84kg. To see the complete bracket, click HERE.

Deron Williams (Illinois) and the USA men's basketball squad throttled Argentina 109-83, advancing to Sunday's gold medal match against Spain. Williams scored six points with six assists en route to victory.
Spain vs. Russia (Replay) | Argentina vs. USA (Replay)

Medalists through Day 14 
Betsey Armstrong - women's water polo (gold)
Jordan Burroughs - men's freestyle wrestling (gold)
David Boudia - synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Tyler Clary - 200 backstroke* (gold)
Natalie Dell - rowing quadruple sculls (bronze)
Derek Drouin - men's long jump (bronze)
Margaux Farrell - 4x200 freestyle relay (bronze)
Matt Grevers - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Janine Hanson - rowing eight (silver)
Charlie Houchin - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Karina Leblanc - women's soccer (bronze)
Erin McLeod - women's soccer (bronze)
Carmelina Moscato - women's soccer (bronze)
Michael Phelps - 200 individual medley (gold), 100 butterfly (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Lauren Sesselman - women's soccer (bronze)
Barbara Spotakova - women's javelin (gold)
Davis Tarwater - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Brittany Timko - women's soccer (bronze)
Peter Vanderkaay - 400 freestyle (bronze)
Emily Zurrer - women's soccer (bronze)

* - Olympic Record

Betsey Armstrong (Michigan) and the USA water polo squad struck gold today, defeating Spain 8-5 in the gold medal match. The USA women wins its first gold in water polo, after bronze in 2004 and silver in 2008. If you missed it, check it out HERE.

Barbara Spotakova (Minnesota, Czech Republic) can add another gold medal to her collection, as the former Golden Gopher captured gold at her second consecutive Summer Games in the javelin throw. Spotakova notched a distance of 69.55 meters, topping Germany's Christina Obergfoll by over four meters. For the complete standings, click HERE.

Lindsay Whalen (Minnesota) and the USA women's basketball squad defeated Australia 86-73 on Thursday, advancing to Saturday's gold medal match. The USA found themselves down four points after two periods, with Australia connecting on 61 percent of their field goals in the first half. The USA held the Australian team to only nine field goals after the break, outscoring their opponents 43-28 en route to victory. The USA will face France in the gold medal game. Select the links below to view semifinal action.
Russia vs. France (Replay) | USA vs. Australia (Replay)

Head coach Hugh McCutcheon (Minnesota) and the USA women's volleyball squad continued their dominant performance in London on Thursday, defeating Korea in straight sets to earn a spot in Saturday's gold medal match. The USA team, featuring Lindsey Berg (Minnesota), Jordan Larson (Nebraska), Christa Harmotto (Penn State) and Megan Hodge (Penn State), have not dropped a set in five consecutive matches. The USA will now face Brazil in a 2008 gold medal rematch, as the Brazilian squad took down the Americans in 2008.

The Canadian women's soccer team, featuring Emily Zurrer (Illinois), Karina Leblanc (Nebraska), Brittany Timko (Nebraska), Erin McLeod (Penn State), Carmelina Moscato (Penn State) and Lauren Sesselmann (Purdue), claimed a bronze medal this morning with their 1-0 win over France. France attempted 25 shots, including four on goal, but goalkeeper McLeod and defenders Moscato and Sesselman helped to hold the Canadian squad scoreless. If you missed this morning's match, click HERE.

Medalists through Day 13
Betsey Armstrong - women's water polo (gold)

David Boudia - synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Tyler Clary - 200 backstroke* (gold)
Natalie Dell - rowing quadruple sculls (bronze)
Derek Drouin - men's long jump (bronze)
Margaux Farrell - 4x200 freestyle relay (bronze)
Matt Grevers - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Janine Hanson - rowing eight (silver)
Charlie Houchin - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Karina Leblanc - women's soccer (bronze)
Erin McLeod - women's soccer (bronze)
Carmelina Moscato - women's soccer (bronze)
Michael Phelps - 200 individual medley (gold), 100 butterfly (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Lauren Sesselman - women's soccer (bronze)
Barbara Spotakova - women's javelin (gold)
Davis Tarwater - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Brittany Timko - women's soccer (bronze)
Peter Vanderkaay - 400 freestyle (bronze)
Emily Zurrer - women's soccer (bronze)

* - Olympic Record

Former Big Ten track and field athletes Jeff Porter (USA, Michigan), Nicole Sifuentes (Canada, Michigan), Ineta Radevica (Latvia, Nebraska) and Hilary Stellingwerff (Canada, Wisconsin) continue their quests for gold today in London! Click HERE for live action.

Men's basketball quarterfinal action begins today, as Aleks Maric (Nebraska) and the Australian team take on Deron Williams (Illinois) and the USA squad. Follow the links for quarterfinal play.
Russia vs. Lithuania (Replay) | France vs. Spain (Replay) | Brazil vs. Argentina (Replay)
Australia vs. USA (LIVE)

Matt Anderson (Penn State) and the USA men's volleyball fell to Italy, 3-0, this morning in quarterfinal action. Check the links below for today's matches.
Brazil vs. Argentina (Replay) | USA vs. Italy (Replay) | Poland vs. Russia (1:30 p.m.)
Bulgaria vs. Germany (3:30 p.m.)

All times CT

Medalists through Day 11

David Boudia - synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Tyler Clary - 200 backstroke* (gold)
Natalie Dell - rowing quadruple sculls (bronze)
Derek Drouin - men's long jump (bronze)
Margaux Farrell - 4x200 freestyle relay (bronze)
Matt Grevers - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Janine Hanson - rowing eight (silver)
Charlie Houchin - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Michael Phelps - 200 individual medley (gold), 100 butterfly (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Davis Tarwater - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Peter Vanderkaay - 400 freestyle (bronze)

* - Olympic Record

Derek Drouin (Canada, Indiana) won a bronze medal in the men's high jump on Tuesday, posting a leap 2.29 meters for a third-place finish. Jeff Porter (USA, Michigan), also qualified through first-round heats of the 110 hurdles and will compete in the semifinals on Wednesday. Barbora Spotakova (Czech Republic, Minnesota) posted the top qualifying distance in the javelin throw, while Ineta Radevica (Latvia, Nebraska) qualified for the women's long jump final.

Goalkeeper Betsey Armstrong (Michigan) and the USA women's water polo squad took down Australia in an 11-9 thriller this morning, advancing to Thursday's gold medal match. Tied 9-9 at the end of regulation, the USA team posted two goals in the first overtime period, while Armstrong held the Australians scoreless in the extra frames. The USA will face the winner of Hungary-Spain in the finals.

Lindsay Whalen (Minnesota) and the USA women's basketball squad took down Krista Phillips (Michigan), Chelsea Aubry (Nebraska) and the Canadian national team, 91-48, this morning in quarterfinal action. For a replay of USA vs. Canada, click HERE

Women's volleyball quarterfinal action begins today with head coach Hugh McCutcheon (Minnesota), Lindsey Berg (Minnesota), Jordan Larson (Nebraska), Christa Harmotto (Penn State) and Megan Hodge (Penn State) facing the Dominican Republic at 12:51 p.m. CT. Follow the links for quarterfinal play! China vs. Japan (Replay) | Russia vs. Brazil (LIVE) | USA vs. Dominican Republic (12:51 p.m. CT) | Italy vs. South Korea (3 p.m. CT)

Medalists through Day 11

David Boudia - synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Tyler Clary - 200 backstroke* (gold)
Natalie Dell - rowing quadruple sculls (bronze)
Derek Drouin - men's long jump (bronze)
Margaux Farrell - 4x200 freestyle relay (bronze)
Matt Grevers - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Janine Hanson - rowing eight (silver)
Charlie Houchin - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Michael Phelps - 200 individual medley (gold), 100 butterfly (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Davis Tarwater - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Peter Vanderkaay - 400 freestyle (bronze)

* - Olympic Record

The Big Ten was heavily represented in women's soccer semifinal action today, as the USA took down Canada (4-3) in semifinal action. The Canadian team features six players from Big Ten institutions, including Emily Zurrer (Illinois), Karina Leblanc (Nebraska), Brittany Timko (Nebraska), Erin McLeod (Penn State), Carmelina Moscato (Penn State) and Lauren Sesselmann (Purdue). Japan defeated France (2-1) this morning and will face the USA match up in Thursday's gold medal game. Canada will take on France in Thursday's bronze medal match. Follow the links for today's action. Japan vs. France (Replay) | USA vs. Canada (Replay)

Men's basketball continues today as Robert Archibald (Great Britain, Illinois), Deron Williams (USA, Illinois), Ade Dagunduro (Nigeria, Nebraska) and Aleks Maric (Australia, Nebraska) take to the court. Follow the links for preliminary action. France vs. Nigeria
Great Britain vs. China (Replay) | Argentina vs. USA (4:15 p.m. CT)

Matt Anderson (Penn State) and the USA men's volleyball throttled Tunisia (3-0) this afternoon to claim the Group B title. Watch the replay HERE.

Medalists through Day 10

David Boudia, synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Tyler Clary - 200 backstroke* (gold)
Natalie Dell - rowing quadruple sculls (bronze)
Margaux Farrell - 4x200 freestyle relay (bronze)
Matt Grevers - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Janine Hanson - rowing eight (silver)
Charlie Houchin - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Michael Phelps - 200 individual medley (gold), 100 butterfly (gold), 4x100 medley relay (gold), 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Davis Tarwater - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Peter Vanderkaay - 400 freestyle (bronze)

* - Olympic Record

Michael Phelps (USA, Michigan) earned the 17th gold medal of his career and 21st overall, placing first in the 100 butterfly in London. Phelps clocked a time of 51.21 to stand atop the podium for the third time in the 2012 Games. Phelps has now captured three golds and two silvers at the London Games.

The USA women's volleyball squad, featuring head coach Hugh McCutcheon (Minnesota), Lindsey Berg (Minnesota), Jordan Larson (Nebraska), Christa Harmotto (Penn State) and Megan Hodge (Penn State), clinched the top seed in Group B with a 3-0 win over Serbia on Friday. Click HERE to watch the replay.

In women's basketball action, Chelsea Aubry (Canada, Nebraska) and Krista Phillips (Canada, Michigan) hit the hard wood against Brazil this morning. Lindsay Whalen (Minnesota) and Team USA continue their quest for gold, as they face the Czech Republic at 4:15 p.m. CT. To watch each match-up, follow the links. Canada vs. Brazil | USA vs. Czech Republic.

The Canadian women's soccer team, featuring Emily Zurrer (Illinois), Karina Leblanc (Nebraska), Brittany Timko (Nebraska), Erin McLeod (Penn State), Carmelina Moscato (Penn State) and Lauren Sesselmann (Purdue), defeated host Great Britain 2-0 to advance to the semifinals. Canada will take on the USA team on Monday, Aug. 6. For the replay, click HERE.

Medalists through Day 7
David Boudia, synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Tyler Clary - 200 backstroke* (gold)
Natalie Dell - rowing quadruple sculls (bronze)
Margaux Farrell - 4x200 freestyle relay (bronze)
Matt Grevers - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Janine Hanson - rowing eight (silver)
Charlie Houchin - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Michael Phelps - 200 individual medley (gold), 100 butterfly (gold), 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Davis Tarwater - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Peter Vanderkaay - 400 freestyle (bronze)

* - Olympic Record

Michael Phelps (USA, Michigan) swam to gold in the 200 individual medley on Thursday, becoming the first man to win the same individual event in three consecutive Olympic Games. Phelps has now tallied an Olympic record 20 medals in his career, including 16 of the gold variety. Fellow Wolverine Tyler Clary (USA) also added to the Big Ten medal count with an Olympic record gold medal performance in the 200 backstroke.

Janine Hanson (Canada, Michigan) captured a silver medal this morning in the women's eight rowing event. Hanson and the Canadian squad stroked to a second place finish in 6:12.06. The USA (6:10.59) and Netherlands (6:13.12) took home gold and bronze, respectively. Watch the full replay HERE.

Men's basketball features six preliminary games today with Robert Archibald (Great Britain, Illinois), Ade Dagunduro (Nigeria, Nebraska), Aleks Maric (Australia, Nebraska) and Deron Williams (USA, Illinois) taking the court. This morning Maric helped Australia to an 81-61 victory over Japan. To see a replay of the game, click HERE. Williams and the USA basketball team throttled Nigeria, 156-73, on a record-breaking night. Williams tallied 13 points as the Americans breezed to a victory, setting Olympic records for points in a game and points in a half (78). The USA is undefeated in preliminary action (3-0) and sits alone atop the Group A standing. Watch a replay of the game HERE.

In a match-up of Group B heavyweights, Matt Anderson (Penn State) and the USA men's volleyball squad thwarted Brazil, 3-1, in a 2008 Olympic Gold Medal rematch. Anderson continued his Olympic success, totaling 14 points in the victory as Team USA became the lone leader in Group B's preliminary standings. To see the full standings, click HERE.

Medalists after Day 6
David Boudia, synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Tyler Clary - 200 backstroke* (gold)
Natalie Dell - rowing quadruple sculls (bronze)
Margaux Farrell - 4x200 freestyle relay (bronze)
Matt Grevers - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Janine Hanson - rowing eight (silver)
Charlie Houchin - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Michael Phelps - 200 individual medley (gold), 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Davis Tarwater - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Peter Vanderkaay - 400 freestyle (bronze)

* - Olympic Record
  

Natalie Dell (USA, Penn State) notched a bronze medal on Wednesday in the women's rowing quadruple sculls event. Dell, along with Kara Kohler, Megan Kalmoe and Adrienne Martelli, finished in 6:40.63 to place third. Ukraine (6:35.93) and Germany (6:38.09) took home gold and silver, respectively. For the full replay, click HERE.

Margaux Farrell (France, Indiana) captured bronze Wednesday afternoon in the 4x200 freestyle relay. Farrell was apart of France's qualifying relay squad.

Roger Espinoza (Ohio State) and the Honduras squad battled Japan to a 0-0 tie on Wednesday. After three matches, Japan leads Group D with seven points, followed by Honduras with five. Click HERE for the complete standings.

Goalkeeper Betsey Armstrong (Michigan) and the USA women's water polo squad drew a 9-9 tie on Wednesday against Spain in a Group A match. Through two matches, both teams are tied for first in their group with three points. For the Olympic standings, click HERE.

After defeating No. 2 Brazil on Monday, the USA women's volleyball team took down No. 3 China 3-0 on Wednesday. The USA squad, featuring head coach Hugh McCutcheon (Minnesota), Lindsey Berg (Minnesota), Jordan Larson (Nebraska), Christa Harmotto (Penn State) and Megan Hodge (Penn State), move to 3-0 in Group play. To see the standings, click HERE

Lindsay Whalen (USA, Minnesota) poured in 14 points, with six rebounds and three steals in a 89-58 win against Turkey on Wednesday. The Americans are now 3-0 in pool play and face China (3-0) on Sunday.

Canada's Krista Phillips (Michigan) and Chelsea Aubry (Nebraska) hit the hardwood Wednesday morning against France in Group B action of women's basketball. If you haven't seen the game, check it out HERE.

Medalists after Day 5
David Boudia, synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Natalie Dell - rowing quadruple sculls (bronze)
Margaux Farrell - 4x200 freestyle relay (bronze)
Matt Grevers - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Charlie Houchin - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Michael Phelps - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Davis Tarwater - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Peter Vanderkaay - 400 freestyle (bronze)

* - World Record

Michael Phelps (USA, Michigan) became the most decorated athlete in Olympic history today, breaking the Olympic record with his 19th overall medal. Phelps swam the anchor leg of the 4x200 freestyle relay, touching the wall in 6:59.70 for the victory. The three-time Olympian also claimed a silver in the 200 butterfly. Former Wolverines Charlie Houchin and Davis Tarwater also took home gold medals, helping the USA post the fastest 4x200 relay time in the morning heats.

Men's basketball featured six games on Tuesday, with Robert Archibald (Great Britain, Illinois), Deron Williams (USA, Illinois), Ade Dagunduro (Nigeria, Nebraska) and Aleks Maric (Australia, Nebraska) taking the court. Follow the links for a replay of yesterday's games. Australia vs. Spain | Lithuania vs. Nigeria | Great Britain vs. Brazil | Tunisia vs. United States

In women's preliminary action, the USA field hockey team, featuring Kayla Bashore-Smedley (Indiana) and Caroline Nichols (Iowa) faced Argentina at 1 p.m. CT. To see a replay of yesterday's match, click HERE.

Medalists after Day 4
David Boudia, synchronized 10M springboard (bronze)
Kelci Bryant - synchronized 3M springboard (silver)
Matt Grevers - 100 backstroke* (gold), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Charlie Houchin - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Michael Phelps - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold), 200 butterfly (silver), 4x100 freestyle relay (silver)
Davis Tarwater - 4x200 freestyle relay (gold)
Peter Vanderkaay - 400 freestyle (bronze)

* - World Record