USA Taekwondo in The Olympic Games
1988 – Seoul, South Korea (Demonstration Sport)
U.S. MEDALISTS
- Dana Hee - Gold
- Arlene Limas - Gold
- Lynnette Love - Gold
- Jimmy Kim - Gold
- Debra Holloway - Silver
- Juan Moreno - Silver
- Mayumi Pejo - Bronze
- Sharon Jewell - Bronze
- Han Won Lee - Bronze
- Greg Baker - Bronze
- Jay Warwick - Bronze
1992 – Barcelona, Spain (Demonstration Sport)
U.S. MEDALISTS
- Herbert Perez - Gold
- Juan Moreno - Silver
- Diane Murray - Silver
- Danielle Laney - Bronze
- Lynnette Love - Bronze
- Terry Poindexter - Bronze
2000 – Sydney, Australia
U.S. MEDALISTS
- Steven López - Gold
2004 – Athens, Greece
U.S. MEDALISTS
- Steven López - Gold
- Nia Abdallah - Silver
2008 - Beijing, China
U.S. MEDALISTS
- Mark López - Silver
- Diana López - Bronze
- Steven López - Bronze
2012 - London, England
U.S. MEDALISTS
- Paige McPherson - Bronze
- Terrence Jennings - Bronze
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