How did the Midlands do in Rio?
Adam Peaty
Adam Peaty from Uttoxeter won Great Britain's first medal of the Olympic Games, winning gold in the 100 metres breaststroke. The City of Derby swimmer broke his own world record in the process with a time of 57.13 seconds. Peaty doubled his medal tally with a silver medal in the 4x100 metres medley relay.
Adam Peaty talks about how much he loves racing in front of big crowds.
Joe Clarke
Staffordshire won their second gold medal of the games after Joe Clarke from Stone became Olympic champion in the kayak K1 event in the canoe slalom.
Joe Clarke describes his emotions as he paddled down the course.
Alex Gregory
After winning a gold medal in London 2012, Alex Gregory made it two from two in the coxless four. This was the fifth straight games that Great Britain's rowers had won gold in this event, stretching back to Sydney 2000.
Alex Gregory talks about the pressure GB rowers are put under.
Nick Skelton
Nick Skelton from Bedworth in Warwickshire added to his team jumping gold from London with a gold medal in the individual jumping event. Nick became Britain's oldest Olympic gold medalist since 1908 at 58 years old.
Nick Skelton describes his Olympic journey, which began in 1988.
GB's women's hockey team
Great Britain's ladies hockey team won their first ever Olympic gold medal. Helen Richardson-Walsh from Nottingham and Lily Owsley who plays for Birmingham university scored four goals each in the tournament. Hollie Webb from Belper scored the winning penalty shuffle that sealed the gold medal for GB.
Other Midlands representatives include Shona McCallin from Newark in Nottinghamshire, Laura Unsworth from Sutton Coldfield and Georgie Twigg from Lincoln.
Helen Richardson-Walsh speaks about finally realising her dream.
Full list of medals
Gold - Adam Peaty - 100 metres breastroke in swimming
Gold - Joe Clarke - kayak K1 in canoe slalom
Gold - Alex Gregory - coxless four in rowing
Gold - Matt Gotrel and Andrew Triggs-Hodge - men's eights in rowing
Gold - Nick Skelton - individual showjumping in equestrian
Gold - GB's women's hockey team
Silver - James Rodwell - rugby 7s
Silver - Adam Peaty - 4x100 metres medley relay in swimming
Silver - Louis Smith - pommel horse in gymnastics
Bronze - Sophie Hitchon - hammer throw in athletics
Bronze - Asha Phillip - 4x100 metres relay in athletics
Bronze - Anyika Onuora - 4x400 metres relay in athletics
The Midlands won 12 medals, six of them gold, three silver and three bronze. If the Midlands was a nation, it would've finished 16th in the medals table above Jamaica, New Zealand and Canada.