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If you're asking how many Olympic gold medals Lisa Wang has won, she hasn't won any - she's never been to the Olympics. She missed qualifying for the 2008 Olympics by 3/10 of a point. Usually when people say "gold medals" they are asking about medals won at the Olympic Games.
However, she has won medals at other events, including 5 gold medals at the 2008 National Championship. She now attends Yale University.
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