Andorra was represented by two athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Games (YOG) in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Albert Perez Fabrega and cross-country skier Carola Vila Obiols.

Neither was able to secure a medal for their country.

At the inaugural edition of the Winter YOG in Innsbruck in 2012, Andorra won one bronze medal through Alpine skier Joan Verdu Sanchez in the men's super-G.

The nation was represented by four athletes in three sports.

Argentina was represented by nine athletes in seven sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by five athletes in three sports.

Armenia was represented by two athletes at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - cross-country skier Mikayel Mikayelyan and figure skater Anastasia Galustyan.

Neither was able to secure a medal for their country.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by three athletes in two sports - biathlete Zhenya Grigoryan and cross-country skiers Hrachik Sahakyan and Lilit Tonoyan. 

Australia ranked 19th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer after winning three silver and one bronze.

Two of the country's silvers came in snowboarding thanks to runners-up finishes for Emily Arthur in the women's halfpipe and Alex Dickson in the men's snowboard cross.

The other was won by Zali Offord in women's ski cross, while fellow freestyle skier Louis Muhlen took bronze in men's ski cross.

In all, Australia had 17 competitors in eight sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the nation won two bronze medals through ice hockey player Sharnita Crompton in the women's individual skills challenge and snowboarder Alexandra Fitch in women's slopestyle. 

It was represented by 13 athletes in eight sports.

Austria ranked 12th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning two gold, three silver and five bronze.

The country's podium toppers were Alpine skiers Nadine Fest and Manuel Traninger in the women's super-G and men's slalom respectively.

Madeleine Egle was the bronze medallist in the women's singles luge event and went onto help Austria to a third-place finish in the team relay at the Pyeongchang 2018 Winter Olympic Games.

In all, Austria had 35 competitors in 12 sports.

As the host nation at Innsbruck 2012, Austria finished third in the medal table with six gold, four silver and three bronze.

Three of the gold medals came in Alpine skiing with Marco Schwarz tasting victory in the men's combined and men's giant slalom events as well as helping his country to success in the parallel mixed team competition. 

Schwarz is now an Olympic silver medallist in the team event and triple world bronze medallist.

Austria also topped two freestyle skiing podiums at Innsbruck 2012 - Elisabeth Gram in the women's halfpipe and Michelle Buchholzer in the women's ski cross - and that for women's singles thanks to Miriam-Stefanie Kastlunger.

Overall, it was represented by 81 athletes in 15 sports.

Belarus was represented by 16 athletes in seven sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

At Innsbruck 2012, Belarus won one silver medal through speed skater Roman Dubovik in the men's 500m event. 

It was represented by 16 athletes in eight sports.

Belgium ranked joint 24th with Slovakia in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one silver.

Freestyle skier Xander Vercammen was the country's sole medallist following a second-place finish in men's ski cross.

In all, Belgium had nine competitors in seven sports.

The country also won one silver medal at Innsbruck 2012, through Alpine skier Dries Van Den Broecke in the men's slalom. 

It was represented by seven athletes in five sports.

Bosnia and Herzegovina was represented by five athletes in three sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by four athletes in three sports.

Brazil was represented by 10 athletes in five sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by two athletes in one sport - Alpine skiers Tobias Macedo and Eliza Nobre.

Bulgaria ranked joint 27th with The Netherlands in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one bronze. 

Short track speed skater Katrin Manoilova was the country's sole medallist following a third-place finish in the women's 500m event.

Manoilova, the winner of the B-final, was promoted to bronze after a chaotic A-final that saw only China's Zang Yize officially finish from the four racers, two of whom were disqualified. 

In all, Bulgaria had 12 competitors in six sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the nation failed to make its way onto the medal table. 

It was represented by 11 athletes in six sports.

Canada ranked eighth in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning three gold, two silver and one bronze.

The country's three gold medals came courtesy of Brooke Apshkrum in women's singles luge, freestyle skier Reece Howden in men's ski cross and their mixed curling team. 

In all, Canada had 54 competitors in 11 sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the nation finished 15th in the medal table with two gold, one silver and six bronze.

Both gold medals came in snowboard slopestyle with Michael Ciccarelli winning the men's event and Audrey McManiman coming out on top in the women's competition. 

Canada was represented by 52 athletes in 12 sports.

Chile was represented by eight athletes in four sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by five athletes in three sports.

China ranked seventh in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning three gold, five silver and two bronze.

The trio of gold medallists were Li Yanzhe in men's 500m speed skating, Zang Yize in women's 500m short track speed skating and Meng Fanqi and Zhu Zhenyu in the single mixed relay biathlon event.

In all, China had 23 athletes in seven sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the country finished second in the medal table with seven gold, four silver and four bronze.

Four of the gold medals came in speed skating with Fan Yang winning the men's 1,500m, 3,000m and mass start events, and Liu An prevailing in the men's 500m competition.

Two of the other three went the way of figure skaters - Yan Han in the men's singles and Yu Xiaoyu and Jin Yang in the pairs - while biathlete Cheng Fangming triumphed in the men's sprint. 

China was represented by 23 athletes in eight sports.

Chinese Taipei was represented by four athletes in four sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by four athletes in three sports.

Colombia was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Michael Poettoz.

The country, which was making its Winter YOG debut having not had any athletes at Innsbruck 2012, did not win any medals.

Croatia was represented by seven athletes in five sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by nine athletes in six sports.

Cyprus was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Andriani Pieri.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was also represented by one athlete - Alpine skier Dinos Lefkaritis.

Czech Republic ranked 20th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning two silver and two bronze. 

The silver medals went the way of Anna Duskova and Martin Bidar in the pairs figure skating event and the women's ice hockey team.

Rounding out their respective podiums were freestyle skier Klara Kasparova in the women's ski cross and Nordic combined skier Ondrej Pazout in the men's normal hill/5 kilometres competition.

In all, Czech Republic had 43 competitors in 12 sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the country finished 18th in the medal table with one gold and one silver.

Tomas Portyk was the gold medallist courtesy of his win in the Nordic combined individual event, while freestyle skier Veronika Camkova was the silver medallist after taking second place in the women's ski cross. 

Czech Republic was represented by 24 athletes in 11 sports.

Denmark was represented by four athletes in three sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by five athletes in three sports.

Alexi Goutt was set to make East Timor's Winter YOG debut at Lillehammer 2016 after qualifying in Alpine skiing.

But despite appearing at the Opening Ceremony, he did not compete in any event.

Estonia was represented by 17 athletes in eight sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

At Innsbruck 2012, Estonia won two silver medals through biathlete Rene Zahkna in the men's sprint and men's pursuit.

The nation was represented by 17 athletes in seven sports.

Finland ranked 21st in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one silver and five bronze.

The country's solitary silver medallist was snowboarder Elli Pikkujamsa in women's slopestyle

Compatriot Henna Ikola finished third in the same event, while Rene Rinnekangas completed the top three in the men's equivalent. 

There were also bronze medals for cross-country skiers Lauri Mannila and Rebecca Immonen in the men's sprint and women's 5km competitions respectively, as well as for Alpine skiers Riikka Honkanen and Sampo Kankkunen in the parallel mixed team event. 

Rinnekangas has since gone on to win slopestyle silver at the 2019 Winter X Games in Aspen in the United States.

In all, Finland had 42 competitors in 10 sports.

These figures also applied to Innsbruck 2012, where the nation finished joint 13th in the medal table with Sweden having racked up two gold and two silver.

The gold medallists were freestyle skier Niki Lehikoinen, in men's ski cross, and the men's ice hockey team. 

France ranked 13th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning two gold, one silver and three bronze.

The athletes securing top honours were biathlete Emilien Claude in the men's sprint and Manon Petit Lenoir in women's snowboard cross.

In all, France had 32 competitors in 12 sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the country finished 11th in the medal table with two gold, two silver and five bronze. 

Alpine skiers Estelle Alphand, who now represents Sweden, and Clara Direz were the gold medallists following victories in the women's super-G and giant slalom respectively. 

Both were also bronze medallists in the parallel mixed team event, while Alphand claimed silver in the combined and giant slalom competitions.

Overall, France was represented by 29 athletes in 10 sports.

Georgia was represented by two athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Besarion Japaridze and luger Lasha Peradze.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by two athletes in one sport - Alpine skiers Nikoloz Kozanashvili and Susana Gavva.

Germany ranked fourth in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning seven gold, seven silver and eight bronze.

Two of the country's victories came in bobsleigh with Jonas Jannusch winning the men's monobob event and Laura Nolte coming out on top in the women's equivalent.

Other German successes came courtesy of biathlete Juliane Fruehwirt in the women's sprint, Nordic combined skier Tim Kopp in the men's normal hill/5km, the mixed relay luge team, the snowboard ski cross team and the Alpine skiing parallel mixed team of Lucia Rispler and Jonas Stockinger.

Short track speed skater Anna Seidel was the women's 1,000m bronze medallist and has since gone onto secure a third-place finish in the 1,500m at her home European Championships in Dresden in 2018. 

In all, Germany had 44 competitors in 14 sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, Germany topped the medal table with eight gold, seven silver and two bronze.

Biathlete Franziska Preuß was the stand-out performer after winning gold medals in the women's sprint, mixed relay and cross-country skiing relay as well as silver in the women's pursuit.

Preuß is now the holder of four World Championship medals, including 4x6km relay gold from 2015. 

There were also German victories at Innsbruck 2012 for Sebastian Berneker in the men's skeleton, Jacqueline Loelling in the women's skeleton, Christian Paffe in men's luge and the trio of Katharina Althaus, Tom Lubitz and Andreas Wellinger in the ski jumping mixed team event.

Loelling has gone onto become a world and European champion, in 2017, and Olympic silver medallist at Pyeongchang 2018.

Althaus and Wellinger have also had success at the highest level.

The former is a triple world gold medallist and the women's normal hill individual Olympic silver medallist, while the latter is a four-time Olympic medallist, including gold in the men's large hill team at Sochi 2014 and the men's normal hill individual at Pyeongchang 2018, and world gold medallist in the mixed team normal hill event. 

Overall, Germany was represented by 57 athletes in 15 sports at Innsbruck 2012.

Great Britain ranked 14th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning two gold and two bronze.

Freestyle skier Madison Rowlands was a double medallist with gold in women's halfpipe and bronze in slopestyle.

Ashleigh Pittaway was Britain's other gold medallist after winning the women's skeleton event, while bobsledder Kelsea Purchall clinched bronze in the women's monobob. 

In all, Britain had 16 competitors in seven sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the country won one silver medal through Mica McNeill and Jazmin Sawyers in the two-woman bobsleigh event.

Sawyers has always predominantly been a track and field athlete and won long jump silver medals at both the 2014 Commonwealth Games and 2016 European Championships. 

Overall, Britain was represented by 24 athletes in 10 sports at Innsbruck 2012.

Greece was represented by three athletes in three sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Anastasia Mantsiou, biathlete Nikolaos Mavridis and cross-country skier Nikolaos Tsourekas.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by three athletes in two sports - Alpine skiers Massimiliano Valcareggi and Anastasia Gkogkou, and cross-country skier Dimitrios Kyriazis.

Hungary ranked joint 22nd with New Zealand in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one silver and one bronze.

Both of the country's medals came in short track speed skating with silver going to Petra Jászapáti in the women's 500m and bronze going to Shaoang Liu in the men's 1,000m.

Already a world and European silver medallist when he competed at Lillehammer 2016, Liu now has an Olympic title in the men's 5,000m relay to his name, from Pyeongchang 2018, as well as European crowns in the same event and the 500m. 

In all, Hungary had 15 competitors in nine sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the country won two silver medals with both coming in the ice hockey individual skills events.

Attila Kovacs was the men's runner-up, while Fanni Gasparics finished second in the women's competition. 

Hungary was represented by nine athletes in six sports.

Iceland was represented by three athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skiers Bjarki Gudjonsson and Holmfridur Fridgeirsdottir, and cross-country skier Dagur Benediktsson.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was also represented by three athletes in two sports - Alpine skiers Jakob Bjarnason and Helga Vilhjalmsdóttir, and cross-country skier Gunnar Birgisson.

India was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Saurabh Saurabh.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, but its one competitor, Alpine skier Aanchal Thakur, would go onto win India’s first-ever international skiing medal by taking bronze at the Alpine Ejder 3200 Cup in Turkish city Erzurum in January 2018.

Iran was represented by two athletes in one sport at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skiers Alireza Ahmadpour and Ava Javadi.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by three athletes in two sports - Alpine skiers Nima Baha and Hadis Ahmadi, and cross-country skier Yaghoub Kiashemshaki.

Ireland was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Gary Skinner.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was also represented by one athlete - Alpine skier Florence Bell.

Israel was represented by two athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Itamar Biran and figure skater Mark Gorodnitsky.

The country, which was making its debut at the event, did not win any medals.

Italy ranked 15th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one gold, two silver and six bronze.

The country's solitary gold medal came in the men's doubles luge courtesy of Felix Schwarz and Lukas Gufler.

Schwarz and Gufler also contributed to Italy's third-place finish in the mixed team relay along with Marion Oberhofer and Fabian Malleier, a bronze medallist in the same event at the 2019 European Luge Championships in Oberhof in Germany. 

In all, Italy had 37 competitors in 13 sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the nation finished 12th in the medal table with two gold, two silver and one bronze.

The gold medallists were Florian Gruber and Simon Kainzwaldner in men's doubles luge and Patrick Baumgartner and Alessandro Grande in two-man bobsleigh. 

Overall, Italy was represented by 41 athletes in 15 sports.

Jamaica was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - bobsledder Daniel Mayhew.

Mayhew, who only took up the sport 11 months before competing, continued Jamaica's rich tradition in the sport. 

The bobsleigh competition was held at the Lillehammer Olympic Sliding Centre, the same track on which the Caribbean country famously finished in 14th place in the four-man event at the 1994 Winter Olympic Games.

Mayhew was the first Jamaican to be selected for a Winter YOG after none appeared at Innsbruck 2012.

He finished 13th in the men's monobob.

Japan ranked 11th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning two gold and four silver.

The East Asian nation's gold medallists were figure skater Sota Yamamoto in the men's singles and ice hockey player Sena Takenaka in the women's individual skills challenge.

Among the silver medallists was short track speed skater Kazuki Yoshinaga in the men's 500m.

At the following year's Asian Winter Games in Sapporo, Yoshinaga was a bronze medallist in the men's 5,000m relay in front of a home crowd.

In all, Japan had 29 competitors in 11 sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the country finished eighth in the medal table with two gold, five silver and nine bronze.

One of the two gold medallists was ski jumper Sara Takanashi in the women's individual event.

She is now the proud owner of five World Championship medals, including mixed team normal hill gold from 2013, and the normal hill individual Olympic bronze medal from Pyeongchang 2018. 

Snowboarder Hikaru Ōe was Japan's other triumphant athlete at Innsbruck 2012, topping the women's halfpipe podium. 

Among the nation's silver medallists was figure skater Shōma Uno, who has since replicated his men's singles runner-up finish at Olympic and world level and won gold at the 2017 Asian Winter Games. 

Overall, Japan was represented by 33 athletes in 13 sports.

Kazakhstan ranked 26th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning two bronze.

Biathlete Arina Pantova finished third in the women's sprint, while figure skater Elizabet Tursynbayeva rounded out the podium in the women's singles.

Tursynbayeva has since gone onto have considerable success at senior level, taking the bronze medal at the Sapporo 2017 Asian Winter Games and the silver medal at the 2019 Four Continents Championships in Anaheim in the US. 

In all, Kazakhstan had 17 competitors in nine sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the country collected three medals with two of those going to biathlete Galina Vishnevskaya - silver in the women's sprint and bronze in the women's pursuit.

Cross-country skier Sergey Malyshev was the bronze medallist in the men's 10km classical event. 

Kazakhstan was represented by 38 athletes in 10 sports. 

Kenya was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - the country's first international Alpine skier Sabrina Simader.

Despite her best finish being 20th in the women's combined event, Simader would go onto become the first female and Alpine skier to compete for Kenya at the Winter Olympics when she did so at Pyeongchang 2018.

Kyrgyzstan was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - biathlete Kunduz Abdykadyrova.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was also represented by one athlete - cross-country skier Zafar Shakhmuratov.

Latvia ranked 16th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one gold and one silver.

Kristers Aparjods triumphed in the men's singles luge event, while Deniss Vasiljevs finished second in the men's singles figure skating competition.

Aparjods has since gone onto be crowned world junior champion and claimed the bronze medal in the same event at the 2019 European Luge Championships for seniors in Oberhof in Germany. 

In all, Latvia had 16 competitors in seven sports.

These figures also applied to Innsbruck 2012, where the country finished 17th in the medal table with one gold, one silver and one bronze.

Ice hockey player Augusts Vasiļonoks won the men's individual skills event, while Riks Rozitis came second in the men's singles luge and Ulla Zirne rounded out the women's singles luge podium.

Lebanon was represented by two athletes in one sport at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skiers Jeffrey Zina and Sonia George.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was also represented by two athletes in one sport - Alpine skiers Alexandre Mohbat and Celine Kairouz.

Liechtenstein was represented by two athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Silvan Marxer and bobsledder Gabriel Ospelt.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was also represented by two athletes in two sports - Alpine skier Manuel Hug and cross-country skier Martin Vögeli.

Lithuania was represented by 10 athletes in six sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer. 

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by six athletes in three sports.

Luxembourg was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Matthieu Osch.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was also represented by one athlete - Alpine skier Catherine Elvinger.

Macedonia was represented by two athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Luka Bozhinovski and cross-country skier Stavre Jada.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by two athletes in two sports - Alpine skier Marijan Nasoku and cross-country skier Velko Lozanoski.

Malaysia was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - figure skater Chew Kai Xiang.

The country, which was making its debut at a Winter Olympic event, did not win any medals.

Mexico was represented by two athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Jocelyn McGillivray and ski cross racer Fernando Soto Herrera.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by one athlete, Joshua Montiel Santander, in men's skeleton.

Moldova was represented by two athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - cross-country skier Cristian Bocancea and luger Leonard Cepoi.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by one athlete - biathlete Irina Cozonac.

Monaco was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Paul Croesi.

The country did not win any medals.

At Innsbruck 2012, Rudy Rinaldi and Jeremy Torre combined to win Monaco's solitary medal - a bronze in the two-man bobsleigh event.

The nation's one other representative was Alpine skier Bryan Pelassy.

Mongolia was represented by two athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - cross-country skier Ochirsukh Adiyabaatar and speed skater Sumiya Buyantogtokh.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by two athletes in two sports - cross-country skier Dandar Usukhbayar and speed skater Enkh-Ariun Altantulga.

Montenegro was represented by two athletes in one sport at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skiers Eldar Salihović and Nadežda Milošević.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by one athlete - Alpine skier Milena Radojičić.

Nepal was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Saphal-Ram Shrestha.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was also represented by one athlete - Alpine skier Bibash Lama.

New Zealand ranked joint 22nd with Hungary in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one silver and one bronze.

Both of the country's medals came courtesy of freestyle skier Finn Bilous, the runner-up in the men's halfpipe and third-place finisher in the men's slopestyle.

In all, New Zealand had 11 competitors in five sports.

The nation failed to make its way onto the medal table at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by 15 athletes in seven sports. 

Hosts Norway ranked fifth in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer after winning four gold, nine silver and six bronze.

Freestyle skier Birk Ruud was among the country's gold medallists with victory in the men's slopestyle.

At the 2019 International Ski Federation (FIS) Freestyle Ski and Snowboarding World Championships in Utah in the US, Ruud was the slopestyle silver medallist behind Britain's James Woods.

Two of Norway's three other victories at Lillehammer 2016 came in biathlon thanks to Sivert Bakken in the men's pursuit and their mixed relay team, which included Bakken. 

Cross-country skier Thomas Larsen also tasted victory, in the men's sprint.

In all, Norway had 73 competitors in 15 sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, Norway finished ninth in the medal table with two gold, five silver and two bronze.

Both gold medals came in cross-country skiing with Andreas Molden winning the men's sprint and Silje Theodorsen taking victory in the women's sprint. 

A total of 28 athletes in nine sports represented the home nation. 

Poland was represented by 21 athletes in nine sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by 19 athletes in seven sports.

Portugal was represented by two athletes in one sport at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skiers Andrea Bugnone and Joana Lopes.

The country, making its debut at the event, did not win any medals.

Romania ranked joint 17th with Ukraine in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one gold.

Ice hockey player Eduard Casaneanu sealed his country's solitary medal with victory in the men's individual skills challenge.

In all, Romania had 22 competitors in nine sports.

These figures also applied to Innsbruck 2012, where the nation failed to make its way onto the medal table.

Russia ranked third in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning seven gold, eight silver and nine bronze. 

Three of the country's gold medals came in figure skating thanks to wins for Ekaterina Borisova and Dmitry Sopot in the pairs, Anastasia Shpilevaya and Grigory Smirnov in ice dancing and Polina Tsurskaya in the women's singles.

Among Russia's other victors was cross-country skier Maya Yakunina in the women's 5km, Evgenii Rukosuev in men's skeleton and freestyle skier Lana Prusakova in women's slopestyle.

There was also success for the nation in the Nordic mixed team event.

In all, Russia had 72 athletes in 15 sports.

At Innsbruck, Russia finished fifth in the medal table with five gold, four silver and seven bronze.

Two of the gold medals were won in figure skating courtesy of Elizaveta Tuktamysheva in the women's singles and Anna Yanovskaya and Sergey Mozgov in ice dancing.

Tuktamysheva went onto become world and European champion in 2015 and triumphed at the previous year's Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final in Barcelona. 

There were also two cross-country victories for Russia at Innsbruck 2012 with Anastasia Sedova winning the women's 5km classical and Alexsander Selyaninov the men's 10km classical.

Sedova is now a world and Olympic bronze medallist in the 4x5km relay.

Completing Russia's list of gold medallists at Innsbruck 2012 was biathlete Uliana Kaysheva in the women's pursuit.

Among the silver medallists was figure skater Adelina Sotnikova, who would go onto become the women's singles Olympic champion at Sochi 2014.

Overall, Russia was represented by 67 athletes in 15 sports. 

San Marino was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Alessandro Mariotti.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was also represented by one athlete - Alpine skier Vincenzo Michelotti.

Serbia was represented by three athletes in two sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skiers Rašo Jevremović and Milica Kovačević, and cross-country skier Anja Ilić.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by two athletes in two sports - Alpine skier Strahinja Stanišić and biathlete Dženis Avdić.

Slovakia ranked joint 24th with Belgium in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one silver.

Ice hockey player Sebastian Čederle was the country's sole medallist following a second-place finish in the men's individual skills challenge.

In all, Slovakia had 33 competitors in seven sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, Alpine skier Petra Vlhová won the nation's solitary medal, a gold in the women's slalom, for a joint 19th-place finish with Morocco. 

Vlhová now has four World Championship medals to her name, including giant slalom gold, combined silver and slalom bronze in 2019. 

Slovakia was represented at Innsbruck 2012 by 30 athletes in five sports.

Slovenia ranked 10th in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning three gold and two bronze.

All three of the gold medals came in ski jumping as the country dominated the sport. 

Bor Pavlovčič and Ema Klinec won the respective men's and women's individual events and also joined forces with Vid Vrhovnik to claim the team title. 

In all, Slovenia had 20 competitors in seven sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the country finished 16th in the medal table with one gold, four silver and two bronze.

Ski jumper Anže Lanišek was the sole gold medallist thanks to victory in the men's individual event.

Slovenia was represented by 21 athletes in nine sports. 

South Africa was represented by just one athlete at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer - Alpine skier Rachel Olivier. 

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where Sive Speelman became the first black athlete to represent South Africa at any Winter Olympics.

Speelman was the country's sole representative.

South Korea ranked second in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning 10 gold, three silver and three bronze.

Five of South Korea's gold medals came in speed skating with Kim Min-seok and Park Ji-woo achieving the respective men's and women's 1,500m-mass start doubles, and Kim Min-sun taking the women's 500m crown.

Kim Min-seok is now a double Olympic medallist and the winner of three Asian Winter Games medals, including two golds.

There was also three victories for South Korea in short track speed skating at Lillehammer 2016.

Among the country's winners was Hwang Dae-heon in the men's 1,000m.

He is now a world champion in the 500m and 5,000m relay and Olympic silver medallist in the 500m having finished runner-up to China's Wu Dajing at Pyeongchang 2018.

The other victors were Hong Kyung-hwan in the men's 500m and Kim Ji-yoo in the women's 1,000m ahead of compatriot Lee Su-youn.

Completing South Korea's gold medal haul was cross-country skier Kim Magnus, who topped the men's 10km and cross-country cross podiums.

He would go onto claim three medals at the 2017 Asian Winter Games in Sapporo, including sprint gold.

In all, South Korea had 30 competitors in 12 sports at Lillehammer 2016. 

At Innsbruck 2012, the nation finished fourth in the medal table with six gold, three silver and two bronze.

Among the gold medallists was short track speed skater Shim Suk-hee, who has now amassed 10 World Championship gold medals and two Olympic title in the 3,000m relay. 

Shim won the women's 500m and 1,000m crowns in the Austrian city, while fellow short track speed skaters Su Min-yoon and Hyo Jun-lim triumphed in the men's 500m and 1,000m events respectively.

There was also speed skating success for Jang Mi in the women's 500m and 1,500m competitions. 

South Korea was represented by 28 athletes in 12 sports. 

Spain was represented by six athletes in four sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by nine athletes in five sports.

Sweden ranked ninth in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning three gold and two silver.

Two of the country's gold medals came in cross-country skiing with Moa Lundgren triumphing in the women's cross-country cross and Johanna Hagström prevailing in the women's sprint.

Sweden also successfully defended their women's ice hockey title from Innsbruck 2012. 

In all, Sweden had 39 competitors in 10 sports.

The nation finished joint 13th in the Innsbruck 2012 medal table with Finland, collecting two gold and two silver. 

Joining the women's ice hockey team in claiming top honours was Alpine skier Magdalena Fjällström, the winner of the women's combined event. 

Sweden was represented by 35 athletes in nine sports.

Switzerland ranked sixth in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning four gold, three silver and four bronze.

Aline Danioth did the women's slalom-Alpine combined double, while fellow Alpine skier Mélanie Meillard topped the women's giant slalom podium.

Danioth won her first-ever global crown at the 2019 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in Åre in Sweden, helping Switzerland to victory in the nations team event. 

Switzerland's one other winner at Lillehammer 2016 was freestyle skier Talina Gantenbein, in women's ski cross.

In all, Switzerland had 48 competitors in 11 sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the country finished seventh in the medal table with three gold and five bronze.

Among the trio of gold medallists was Alpine skier Sandro Simonet in the men's slalom.

Simonet, who also added combined and giant slalom bronze to his haul, was part of Switzerland's gold medal-winning team at Åre 2019.

There were also victories for Switzerland at Innsbruck 2012 through freestyle skier Kai Mahler, in the men's halfpipe, and its mixed curling team. 

The nation was represented by 26 athletes in 11 sports.

The Netherlands ranked joint 27th with Bulgaria in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one bronze. 

Speed skater Daan Baks was the country's sole medallist following a third-place finish in the men's 1,500m event.

In all, The Netherlands had 13 competitors in six sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, The Netherlands finished sixth in the medal table with four gold, one silver and two bronze.

Speed skater Sanneke de Neeling won two of the gold medals with victories in the women's 3,000m and mass start events and also claimed silver in the 1,500m competition.

Ice hockey player Julie Zwarthoed came out on top in the women's individual skills challenge, while Marije van Huigenbosch and Sanne Dekker combined to secure the two-woman bobsleigh title.

Overall, The Netherlands was represented by 18 athletes in eight sports.

Turkey was represented by 13 athletes in six sports at the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer.

The country did not win any medals.

There were also no podium finishes for the nation at Innsbruck 2012, where it was represented by four athletes in three sports.

Ukraine ranked joint 17th with Romania in the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning one gold.

Biathlete Khrystyna Dmytrenko sealed her country's solitary medal with victory in the women's pursuit. 

She became Ukraine's first-ever YOG champion both in biathlon and winter sports.

In all, Ukraine had 23 competitors in nine sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, figure skaters Aleksandra Nazarova and Maxim Nikitin combined to win Ukraine's solitary medal - a silver in the ice dancing event.

The nation was represented by 23 athletes in eight sports.

The United States topped the medal table for the 2016 Winter YOG in Lillehammer, winning 10 gold and six silver.

The country was particularly dominant in snowboarding with five of the six gold medals on offer going its way. 

Jake Pates triumphed in the men's halfpipe and slopestyle events, while Chloe Kim prevailed in the women's equivalents.

Kim is now the reigning Olympic and world champion in halfpipe following victories at Pyeongchang 2018 and Utah 2019 respectively.

Jake Vedder was the US's other snowboarding gold medallist at Lillehammer 2016 thanks to success in the men's snowboard cross.

Another star performer for the Americans in the Norwegian town was River Radamus, who claimed three of the four men's Alpine skiing gold medals available following wins in the giant slalom, super-G and Alpine combined events.

There was also success for the US courtesy of freestyle skier Birk Irving in the men's halfpipe and the nation's men's ice hockey team. 

In all, the US had 62 competitors in 15 sports.

At Innsbruck 2012, the nation finished 10th in the medal table with two gold, three silver and three bronze.

It was represented by 57 athletes in 15 sports.

The gold medals went the way of snowboarder Ben Ferguson in the men's halfpipe and the luge mixed relay team. 

Ferguson was also a silver medallist in the men's slopestyle, while fellow snowboarder Arielle Gold was the runner-up in the women's halfpipe and women's slopestyle.

Gold has since won world gold, in 2013, and Olympic bronze, at Pyeongchang 2018, in halfpipe.

Among the US's bronze medallists at Incheon 2012 was freestyle skier Aaron Blunck in the men's halfpipe.

In 2019, he became world champion in the same discipline.