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For the first time in history the U.S. women outnumbered the men. Women also out-medaled men and provided some of the greatest moments of the Games, but to leave it at simple statistics and trivia would be hollow. Women from the states and beyond impressed and broke barriers. And this is just the start.

Ryan Hall and Abdi Abdirahman had high hopes for the Olympic men's marathon. Both men got through 11 miles before their bodies failed and forced them to stop running.

On the second to last day of the Games, Team USA dove to a historic upset, shot to a fifth straight basketball title and ran to cap a remarkable track meet in style. Relive the best of Day 15 here.

A look back at all of the most memorable and dramatic moments from the first 15 days of the 2012 London Olympic Games.

17-year-old Claressa Shields (USA) becomes the youngest Olympic boxing champion since 1924. Shields defeats Nadezda Torlopova (RUS) 19-12.

Betsey Armstrong speaks after the U.S. women claimed the women's water polo gold medal. Armstrong had eight saves on 13 shots, as the United States women beat Spain 8-5.

Relive the memorable moments and best images from Day 15 of the London Games.

Photos from the inaugural women's Olympic boxing finals taken on Aug. 9, 2012.  China's Ren Cancan, Ireland's Katie Taylor, and Claressa Shields of the United States took home gold.

With all eyes on the 2012 Olympics, the Games serve as a runway for athletes, coaches, and fans to show off their fashion sense. Like in competition, while some give it their best, they often fail. Check out some of the major fashion faux pas in London.