Over 26 Summer Olympics, the United States has 2.399 medals, with 976 gold. With that many medals, you would think the U.S. has a medal in every sport the Olympics will offer in 2016, but it doesn’t. No American team or athlete has a medal in these five sports.

1. Badminton

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The U.S has a strong young team here, but will have a tough time beating the experienced teams from India, Indonesia and Malaysia.

2. Handball

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Neither the U.S. men or women qualified in handball, so the medal drought will continue.

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3. Rhythmic gymnastics

Of the five sports listed here, this is the sport with the best shot at breaking through for a U.S. medal. Laura Zeng won five golds at the Pan-American Games, but will still have to defeat strong challengers from Russia and Ukraine.

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4. Table tennis

Introduced to the Olympics in 1988, the vast majority of golds have been won by China. Though the U.S. has some young up-and-comers, it’s not likely they will come away from Rio with medals.

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5. Trampoline

An Olympic sport since 2000, China and Russia have the majority of medals. The best American medal shot, Charlotte Drury, injured her foot just before the Olympic trials.

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