The 2012 London Olympic games came to a close on Sunday after two-weeks of grueling competition. The United States were engaged with a close race with China for much of the games for the top spot in the medal count, but at the end, America emerged victorious as the finish the games with a total of 104 medals: 46 gold, 29 silver and 29 bronze.
Several athletes from the State of Florida competed in the games and represented their country, here's a list of the hardware that they'll be bringing back home:
Gold - Serena Williams (Tennis)
Gold - Venus Williams (Tennis)
Gold - LeBron James (Basketball)
Gold - Vincent Hancock (Shooting)
Gold - Christine Rampone(Soccer)
Gold - Kelly O'Hara (Soccer)
Silver - Foluke Akinradewo (Volleyball)
Silver - Jake Kaminski (Archery)
Silver - Tony McQuay (Track & Field)
Bronze - Danell Leyva (Gymnastics)
For a complete schedule of events and dates medals will be awarded, visit NBC Sports' official Olympic website. For complete coverage from the 2012 London Olympics, keep checking this StoryStream and visit SB Nation's Olympics hub.