7 medals The one-point distinction Ryan Sheckler has won 7 medals in 14 years of X Games competition: 3 gold, 2 silver, and 2 bronze. His most recent podium finish was a bronze medal at the 2015 X Games in Austin. Before that, he had also finished third in 2009 and 2014. Sheckler's career medal count is now tied for fourth with Nate Adams, Dave Mirra, and Gus Kenworthy. He has more than any other Canadian athlete. Sheckler first came to attention at the 2003 Canada Summer Games in Halifax where he took home two gold medals in the mid-distance track events (10,000 m and 15 km). That same year, he went on to win his first X Games medal, a bronze, in the snowboard big air contest. Since then, he has never looked back as he has become one of the most successful athletes in the history of the event. Currently, Sheckler owns eight X Games gold medals - three in big air, two in slopestyle, and three in halfpipe - which is more than anyone else has ever won in those respective categories. He has also won two silver medals in big air and slopestyle and two bronze medals in halfpipe. His seven total medals are second only to Nate Adams' nine medals.