An exciting Day 6 for the Americans began as expected, with Simone Biles and Aly Raisman taking gold and silver, respectively, in the women’s gymnastics all-around competition.

The U.S. also received gold in judo, and swimming provided its usual allotment of medals.

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Day 6 Medal Count

Day 6 U.S. medals

Simone Biles won the all-around in dominant fashion. Getty Images

Gold

• Simone Biles, Women’s individual all-around (gymnastics)
• Michael Phelps, Men’s 200m individual medley
• Kayla Harrison, Women’s 78-kilogram (judo)
• Ryan Murphy, Men’s 200m backstroke (swimming)

Silver

• Aly Raisman, Women’s individual all-around (gymnastics)

Highlights

Queen Simone: The extreme favorite heading into Rio, Simone Biles has not disappointed thus far. Already a gold medalist in the team competition, Biles won individual gold in the all-around on Thursday by a ridiculous margin.

Phelps wins again: Michael Phelps won his 22nd Olympic gold medal by absolutely blowing away the field in the 200-meter individual medley final. Ryan Lochte finished fourth in what could be his final race.

Don’t forget about Aly: It might be easy to overlook, but Aly Raisman put together a phenomenal performance in the all-around as well, taking silver by nearly two points.

Back-to-back: American judoka Kayla Harrison won her second straight Olympic gold medal in the 78-kilogram division, beating France’s Audrey Tcheumeo by armbar.

Backstroke machine: Ryan Murphy won gold in the 200m backstroke just three days after winning the 100m backstroke. Americans have dominated both races over the years, and Murphy is latest to carry the torch.

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