Canada is presently ranked 11th in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, with 24 medals totaling seven gold, six silver, and eleven bronze medals. Kelsey Mitchell, 27, earned Canada's 24th and final medal at the Tokyo Olympics in the women's sprint in her Olympic debut. It was also the last time that Japan did not win at least one gold medal at the Games. Canada's first gold medal came in the form of Edward Whitlock in the men's single sculls. He was followed by John McNamara in the men's four, James Greenway in the men's keelboat, and Caroline Pagano in the women's sailboard. This makes five gold medals for Ontario and one gold medal for Vancouver Island along with two bronze medals for Quebec. Canada's next gold medal came from Jessica Meyers in the women's beach volleyball tournament. At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, China's team won both the gold and the silver medals, leaving Canada with only bronze this time around. Meyers and her partner Brooke Bennett were the first Canadian women to win an individual Olympic gold medal since 1976 when Peggy Fleming won gold in ice skating. The pair also became the first Canadians to win an Olympic beach volleyball gold medal. At the 2012 London Olympics, Canada finished second behind Brazil with 28 medals totalizing nine gold, eight silver, and eleven bronze.