KINGSTON, Jamaica — China and the US still maintain their hold atop the Olympic medal table after the first full five days of competition.

The Asian powerhouse maintains their stranglehold on the prime position with 30 medals, including 17 gold while the US trails closely with 29 medals, 12 being gold.

A Caribbean country is yet to medal.

Rank

Country

Gold

Silver

Bronze

Total

1

China

17

9

4

30

2

United States

12

8

9

29

3

South Korea

6

2

4

12

4

France

5

3

5

13

5

North Korea

4

1

5

6

Germany

3

8

2

13

7

Italy

3

4

2

9

8

Kazakhstan

3

3

9

Japan

2

4

11

17

10

Russian Federation

2

4

5

11

11

Great Britain & N. Ireland

2

3

4

9

12

Hungary

2

1

1

4

13

Ukraine

2

4

6

14

South Africa

2

2

15

Australia

1

6

2

9

16

Romania

1

3

2

6

17

Brazil

1

1

1

3

17

Netherlands

1

1

1

3

19

Georgia

1

1

19

Venezuela

1

1

19

Slovenia

1

1

19

Lithuania

1

1

23

Colombia

2

1

3

23

Cuba

2

1

3

25

Mexico

2

2

26

Canada

1

5

6

27

Indonesia

1

1

2

27

Norway

1

1

2

29

Czech Republic

1

1

29

Denmark

1

1

29

Egypt

1

1

29

Spain

1

1

29

Poland

1

1

29

Sweden

1

1

29

Thailand

1

1

29

Chinese Taipei

1

1

37

New Zealand

2

2

37

Slovakia

2

2

39

Azerbaijan

1

1

39

Belgium

1

1

39

Belarus

1

1

39

Mongolia

1

1

39

Qatar

1

1

39

Singapore

1

1

39

Uzbekistan

1

1

39

Serbia

1

1

39

India

1

1

39

Greece

1

1

39

Moldova

1

1