See the moment each Arizonan athlete medaled in the Olympics

TOKYO, Japan — The 2020 Tokyo Olympics are coming to a close and there have definitely been some memorable moments, especially from Arizona athletes. Those athletes who call Arizona home or even those who compete and train in the Grand Canyon state have made all of us proud.

Here are the moments when Arizonan athletes medaled in Tokyo. 

Jagger Eaton 

Born and raised in Mesa, Eaton won the bronze medal in the men's street skateboarding competition on July 24. He scored 35.35 points with a 9.40 on his third trick.

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Jade Carey

A Phoenix native, Carey won a gold medal in floor exercise on August 1. She finished with a 14.366.

Carey completed six twists and nine flips during her floor routine that earned her gold at her first-ever Olympic Games, nailing all four of her tumbling passes without stumbling.  

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MyKayla Skinner

Skinner, from Gilbert, earned a silver medal after hitting both vaults in the August 1 competition in Tokyo. She finished with an average of 14.916 on her two Cheng and Amanar vaults. 

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Devin Booker

Booker won a gold medal after the U.S. men's basketball team beat France 87-82 on Saturday. This is Booker's first medal to go along with his first Olympic appearance. 

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Diana Taurasi

Taurasi, alongside longtime Olympic teammate Sue Bird, became the only two basketball players to have five gold medals after the U.S. women's basketball team beat Japan, 90-75 during the gold medal match Sunday.

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Brittney Griner

Griner dominated in the game that won her a gold medal with 30 points, making 14 of her 18 shots. 

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Skylar Diggins-Smith 

While Diggins-Smith didn't make much of an impact during the gold medal match, she still walked away from the Tokyo Game an Olympic medalist. 

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