1988 official report

A Highlight of Events, Games of the XXIVth OlympiadSeptember 17 October 2, 1988/

Synthese de la XXIVme Olympiade de Soul17 Septembre 2 Octobre 1988

The Games of the XXIVth Olympiadbegan September 17, 1988 with galaOpening Ceremonies at Seoul'sOlympic Stadium. They were the resultof seven years and five months ofpreparations.Staged amidst some 100,000 specta-tors - and with billions of peoplewatching by broadcast worldwide -the Opening Ceremonies were packedwith touching moments.After parading by boat on the HanRiver, the Dragon Drum Processioncame into view at 10:30 a.m. Dancersperformed rhythmic dance harmoniz-ing ancient times and global solidarity,while a mass game enhanced thefestived mood.The official events of the OpeningCeremonies started when 13,304athletes and officials from 160countries marched in.The SLOOC President Park Seh-jikspoke to the crowd, and IOCPresident Juan Antonio Samaranchdelivered a welcoming address.President Roh Tae Woo then declaredthe Seoul Olympic Games to be open.The sacred flame, carried from theTemple of Hera in Olympia, Greece,ignited the torch in the Main Stadium'shuge cauldron.The spectators were treated to sevenprograms: "A Great Day," "Chaos,""Beyond All Barriers," "Silence," "NewSprouts," "Harmony" and "One World."The vocal group Koreana sang theOlympic song "Hand in Hand" to bringdown the curtain on the OpeningCeremonies.Perfect facilities, fine weather anddedicated service by volunteerworkers combined to produce a verysuccessful 24th Games; during 16days of heated competition, athletesshattered 33 world and 227 Olympicrecords.

9/17Five official sports and taekwondo(a demonstration sport) were stagedon the first day of the Games. With 12gold medals at stake, 441 boxers from106 countries entered into competi-tion at Chamshil Students' Gymna-sium. Byun Jong-il of Korea won thefirst round in bantamweight on points.In the women's platform diving prelim-inary, 12 divers, including ChenXiaodan of the People's Republic ofChina, qualified for the finals.In basketball at Chamshil Gymnasium,the People's Republic of Chinaoutpointed Egypt, 98:84, while Brazileasily defeated Canada.In the Group A preliminary of men'svolleyball at Hanyang UniversityGymnasium, Korea lost to Sweden 2:3after a fierce battle of three hours and10 minutes. In the men's Group Bpreliminary, the Netherlands defeatedFrance.

Football preliminaries were held atKwangju, Pusan, Taejon and Taegu,spreading the Olympic festivalatmosphere all across the country. InPusan, the Federal Republic ofGermany defeated the People'sRepublic of China, 3:0, while inKwangju, Italy outclassed Guatemala,5:2. In Taegu, Sweden and Tunisiafought to a 2:2 draw, as did Iraq andZambia in Taejon.In the taekwondo demonstrationcompetition, Korea captured threegolds and one silver in four weightclasses. Gold medalists includedChoo Nan-yool in the women'sflyweight division, Ha Tae-kyung in themen's flyweight division, and ChungKook-hyun in the men's welterweightdivision. In the women's welterweightclass, American Arlene Limas won thegold and Kim Ji-sook of Koreabrought home the silver.

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9/18The first official gold medal of theSeoul Olympic Games came in shoot-ing. In women's air rifle, Irina Chilova,an unheralded competitor from theU.S.S.R. captured the gold; her victoryceremony was televised. In men's freepistol, Sorin Babii of Rumania caughtthe world by surprise when he earneda gold medal by outpointing worldrecord holder Igor Bassinski of theU.S.S.R.Chun Byung-kwan of Korea estab-lished an Olympic record in 52-kilogram weightlifting, giving Koreathe first Olympic silver of the Games.Sevdalin Marinov of Bulgaria capturedthe gold, setting a world record in thatdivision.In the 100-kilometer team road race atthe Tongil-ro cycling circuit, theGerman Democratic Republic pedaledfor gold in one hour, 57 minutes and47 seconds.In women's platform diving, XuYanmei of the People's Republic ofChina dove for a gold medal.The football preliminary betweenKorea and the U.S.S.R. at PusanStadium ended in a scoreless tie; inKwangju, Australia defeatedYugoslavia, 1:0; and in Taegu, theU.S.A. and Argentina fought to a 1:1draw. In Taejon, Brazil defeatedNigeria, 4:0.In men's basketball, underdogYugoslavia defeated the U.S.S.R. TheU.S.A. outpointed Spain, Australiatrounced Puerto Rico, and Korea lostto Central Africa.In gymnastics, Vladimir Artemov of theU.S.S.R. scored a perfect 10 on paral-lel bars.The competitions on the second daycomprised 12 sports. Five goldmedals were awarded.

In the men's 200-meter freestyle final,unheralded Australian swimmerDuncan Armstrong stroked his way toa world record of 1:47.25, winning agold medal coveted by world-classstars Michael Gross of the FederalRepublic of Germany and MatthewBiondi of the United States.Kristin Otto of the German DemocraticRepublic brought home the gold in thewomen's 100-meter freestyle to beginher medal collection. Janet Evansgave the United States its first gold inswimming by winning the women's400-meter individual medley.In springboard diving, GregoryLouganis of the United Statessustained a frightening but minorinjury when he hit the springboard.Cha Young-chul of Korea captured thesilver in men's free rifle, prone.In a basketball preliminary, Koreadefeated Australia, 91:55; in volleyball,Korea defeated Brazil, 3:2.Wrestlers competed in five events.In taekwondo demonstration matches,Chinese Taipei took the gold in thewomen's fin class final. In women'slightweight, the United States placedfirst and Denmark second.In the football preliminary, Zambiaachieved a 4:0 upset victory over Italy.Third-day events comprised 12 sportsand produced seven gold medals.

9/20Competition on the fourth dayinvolved 18 sports, and athletes tookpart in nine finals.Despite the head injury he sufferedwhile diving from the springboard, LosAngeles double gold medalist GregoryLouganis managed to claim two goldsagain.Naim Suleymanoglu, a Bulgarian wholives in Turkey, rewrote the recordbook six times (in snatch, clean andjerk, and total) in the 60-kilogramweight category of the weightliftingcompetition.In the final of the men's gymnasticsteam competition, the U.S.S.R.earned the gold with an incredibleseven perfect 10s. The U.S.S.R. alsocaptured golds in shooting, wrestlingand cycling, bounding into the earlylead in the medal race with six golds.In wrestling, An Dae-hyun of Koreasecured the bronze in 62-kilogramGreco-Roman, while Kim Young-namadvanced to the September. 21 finalswith four straight wins and one drawin the 74-kilogram division.In men's Group B handball competi-tion at Suwon Gymnasium, Koreaoutlasted Hungary, 22:20.In boxing, bantamweight Song Kyung-sop of Korea scored an RSC win inthe first round.

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In men's coxed pair rowing, theAbbagnales brothers of Italy finishedfirst at the Han River Regatta Course.Korean women volleyball playersdefeated the German DemocraticRepublic, 3:1, in a preliminary atHanyang University Gymnasium.

9/21Korea captured its first gold of theSeoul Olympics. In 74-kilogramGreco-Roman wrestling, Kim Young-nam defeated heavy favorite DaouletTourlykhanov of the U.S.S.R. to givethe host country its initial touch ofgold. In 52-kilogram Greco-Roman,compatriot Lee Jae-suk won thebronze.Weightlifter Angel Guenchev ofBulgaria established a world record inthe 67.5-kilogram category. In themen's 100-meter butterfly, AnthonyNesty of Surinam captured the gold; inthe 400-meter individual medley,Tamas Darnyi of Hungary, despiteblindness in one eye, set a worldrecord to win a gold medal. TheUnited States earned its thirdswimming gold by winning the men's4x200 meters relay.In women's gymnastics team compe-tition, Elena Chouchounova poweredthe U.S.S.R. to victory. The Sovietsswept the team competition for bothmen and women.The last match of the Group A footballcompetition was held in Taegu;Sweden defeated the FederalRepublic of Germany.In women's handball at SuwonGymnasium, Korea toppedCzechoslovakia, 33:27.Korea trounced the Federal Republicof Germany, 4:1, in women's hockeyat Songnam Stadium.Korean boxer Kim Kwang-sun scoredan RSC win in the flyweight secondround, but teammates Oh Kwang-sooand Park Byung-jin were eliminated.

9/22Kristin Otto of the German DemocraticRepublic became a triple gold medal-ist by earning golds in the women's100-meter backstroke and 4x100meters freestyle relay. Janet Evans ofthe United States won the women's400-meter freestyle with a worldrecord, and compatriot MatthewBiondi finished first in the men's 100-meter freestyle, both to take theirsecond gold medal.Wrestler Kim Sung-moon of Koreacaptured the silver in the Greco-Roman 68-kilogram class; Kim Sang-kyu, also of Korea, won a bronze inthe Greco-Roman 82-kilogram class.

The bantamweight boxing contestbetween Byun Jong-il of Korea andAlexandar. Hristov of Bulgaria wascontroversial. Disagreement over thedecision sparked a protest and unrulybehavior by the Korean coach andworkers.Korea's 2:1 football loss to Argentinaexcluded the host team from theeight-squad play off lineup. But theKorean men's handball team thrilledspectators at Suwon Gymnasium witha dramatic come-from-behind winover the German DemocraticRepublic.Mitko Grablev of Bulgaria wasstripped of his 56-kilogram classweightlifting gold medal after hetested positive for drugs.

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9/23The seventh day featured 16 sports,with a dozen gold medals to bedecided in five sports. Athleticscompetition with a total of 42 medalsat stake, started with seven events.The first gold medal in athletics camein the women's marathon. Rosa Motaof Portugal finished first in the relative-ly slow race, followed by AustralianLisa Martin and Kathrin Doerre of theGerman Democratic Republic.In the men's 20-kilometer walk,Czechoslovakia captured the gold; thesilver went to the German DemocraticRepublic and the bronze to Italy.In men's shot put, the GermanDemocratic Republic won the gold,the United States finished second andSwitzerland was third.The French fencers finished first inmen's sabre. In shooting, the U.S.S.R.won the gold in men's rapid fire pistol.In men's running game target, Norwayfinished first, followed by the People'sRepublic of China and the U.S.S.R.The German Democratic Republicswimmers earned gold medals both inthe men's 400-meter freestyle andwomen's 100-meter butterfly, whilefirst place in the men's 200-meterbreaststroke went to Hungary (GreatBritain was second and Spain third).Bulgaria won the gold in the women's100-meter breaststroke, and U.S.swimmers won the men's 4x100meters freestyle relay.The day's spotlight was focused onthe individual all around contestbetween gymnastics superstars ElenaChouchounova of the U.S.S.R. andDaniela Silivas of Rumania. Thecontest was close until the final event,the horse vault, in which Silivasscored 9.95, but Chouchounova aperfect 10.

Athletes competed in 16 sports, eightof which had finals with a total of 30golds.The day saw two world records andthe emergene of a five-time goldmedalist.In the men's 100 meters final, thefocus of worldwide attention, BenJohnson of Canada finished first in9.79, and Carl Lewis of the UnitedStates came in second at 9.92.Jackie Joyner-Kersee of the UnitedStates won the women's heptathlon,finishing first in the 800 meters andestablishing a world record of 7,291points.In gymnastics, Park Jong-hoon madethe day bright for Korea when he wona bronze in the horse vault, scoring aperfect 10 on his second try.Vladimir Artemov of the U.S.S.R. wontwo golds in parallel bars and horizon-tal bar; with golds in team competitionand individual all around, Artemovemerged as a quadruple goldmedalist.Swimmer Kristin Otto of the GermanDemocratic Republic finished first inthe women's 4x100 meters medleyrelay and became a five-time medalist.Angel Guenchev of Bulgaria testedpositive for durgs, which cost him thegold medal in the 67.5-kilogramweightlifting. Earlier, Mitko Grablev,also a Bulgarian lifter, was stripped ofhis gold medal in the 56-kilogramclass for doping.

9/25On Chusok, Korea's most celebratednational holiday (equivalent toThanksgiving Day), a total of 25 goldmedals, including five in athletics andseven in rowing, were awarded.In judo competition, Kim Jae-yup ofKorea defeated Kevin Asano of theUnited States for a gold medal in theextra lightweight class. Kristin Otto ofthe German Democratic Republiccontinued her spectacular feats ofswimming; she tallied her sixth goldmedal in the women's 50-meterfreestyle, defeating world recordholder Yang Wenyi of the People'sRepublic of China with a finish of25.49.Matthew Biondi of the United Stateswon the gold in the men's 400-metermedley relay, emerging as a five-timemedalist.In athletics competition, FlorenceGriffith Joyner of the United Stateswon the women's 100 meters in 10.54.In the men's 400-meter hurdles, anevent dominated by Edwin Moses ofthe United States for the past 12years, Andre Phillips, also of theUnited States, earned the gold.

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9/26Athletes competed for 12 golds,including eight in athletics.In judo, Lee Kyung-keun of Koreaattained a gold medal in the halflightweight class.Paul Ereng of Kenya captured the goldin the men's 800 meters with a time of1:43.45, outrunning Joaquim Cruz ofBrazil. In the men's long jump, CarlLewis of the United States retainedthe title he won during the LosAngeles Games. In the men's 110-meter hurdles, Roger Kingdom of theUnited States won with a time of12.98 to hold onto his Olympic title.Officials needed photo-finish to deter-mine the results of the 82-kilometerwomen's individual road race after 45cyclists reached the finish line almostsimultaneously.Eventually, the gold went to MoniqueKnol of the Netherlands, the silver toJutta Niehaus of the Federal Republicof Germany and the bronze to LaimaZilporitee of the U.S.S.R.

9/27The day sent waves of shock anddisillusionment to billions of televisionviewers around the world. BenJohnson, who set a world record of9.79 seconds in the men's 100 metersfinal September. 24, failed a dope test;the IOC stripped him of his goldmedal.In the first drug examination, conduct-ed shortly after the sprint, Johnsontested positive. The second testshowed the same result. At about 10a.m. he left Seoul through KimpoInternational Airport.Gregory Louganis of the United Statesrepeated as gold medalist in the men'sspringboard diving.Shortly after the gold medal was hungaround his neck, Louganis announcedhis retirement.Gold medals were also earned inequestrian, fencing, judo, swimmingand weightlifting.The day saw athletes competing in 17sports.

9/28Eighteen sports were featured, offer-ing 15 gold medals. Kim Soo-nyung ofKorea smashed the world record inthe women's 50-meter single roundarchery by scoring 336 points.In athletics, the United States sweptthe men's 400 meters; Steven Lewisfinished first in 43.87, Harry ButchReynolds came in second at 43.93and Danny Everett crossed the linethird in 44.09. In the men's 200meters, Joe Deloach of the UnitedStates established an Olympic recordwith a time of 19.75 to earn a goldmedal that Carl Lewis had hoped toclaim.

In the women's 400-meter hurdles,Debra Flintoff-King of Australia camein first at 53.17, a scant 0.01 secondahead of Tatiana Ledovskaia of theU.S.S.R. Only after looking at theelectronic scoreboard was Flintoff-King certain she had finished first.In the pole vault finals, Sergey Bubkaof the U.S.S.R. won the gold with anOlympic record of 5.90 meters;Soviets swept the medals in thisevent. Since 1983, Bubka hasbettered his own world records ninetimes.Powered by Anja Fichtel, the FederalRepublic of Germany took thewomen's fencing foil team title. Sixdays earlier, Fitchtel also won a goldin individual foil.In the team jumping finals held at theSeoul Equestrian Park, the FederalRepublic of Germany won the titlewith 17.25; the medal represented thenation's sixth gold in Seoul. It was thefirst team jumping gold finish for theFederal Republic since the 1972Munich Games.The Federal Republic of Germanyearned four of the six golds at stakefor equestrians in Seoul.In connection with another dopingscandal, Hungary sent 10 lifters home;the action followed the announcementby the IOC Medical Commission thatAndor Szanyi, silver medalist in the100-kilogram class, tested positive foranabolic steroids.

9/29Athletes competed in 16 sports for 14gold medals.The Korean women's handball teamdefeated the U.S.S.R., 21:19, to win agold for the first time in an Olympicball game. At the Los Angeles Games,the Korean team finished second.In the women's volleyball final, Perutook lead in the first two sets but lostthe third, fourth and fifth sets to theU.S.S.R.In the women's basketball final, theUnited States outpointed Yugoslavia,77:70, to bring home the gold.Florence Griffith Joyner of the UnitedStates finished first in the women's200 meters final with a world recordtime of 21.34. Responding to cheersfrom spectators, Joyner circled thetrack in a victory lap.In the women's long jump, JackieJoyner-Kersee turned in an Olympicrecord of 7.40 to add a gold to the titleshe won in the women's heptathlon.In the women's discus throw finals,Martina Hellmann of the GermanDemocratic Republic broke anOlympic record with a throw of 72.30meters: the silver went to teammateDiana Gansky.

Hungary won the gold, the U.S.S.R.the silver, and Italy the bronze medalin the men's fencing sabre teamcompetition.In the finals of the over 110-kilogramweightlifting competition, AlexandreKourlovitch of the U.S.S.R. lifted 212.5kilograms in snatch and 250 kilogramsin clean and jerk for an Olympicrecord total of 462.5 kilograms. Theprevious record was 440 kilograms.Wrestling yielded three golds. In the48-kilogram freestyle final, Japan'sTakashi Kobayashi defeated Bulgaria'sIvan Tzonov to win the gold. In the 62-kilogram freestyle, John Smith of theUnited States defeated StepanSarkissian of the U.S.S.R. for a gold.In the 90-kilogram freestyle, Makhar-bek Khadartsev of the U.S.S.R.earned a gold by scoring a fall overJapan's Akira Ota.

9/30The 14th day was packed with actionin 16 sports, and victorious athletesclaimed 24 gold medals.Korea won golds in women's archeryand table tennis. The hosts sweptmedals in the women's individualarchery; Kim Soo-nyung scored 344points for gold, Wang Hee-kyung wonthe silver with 332, and Yun Young-sook took the bronze with 327. Thetrio were all high school students.In the men's individual archerycompetition, Jay Barrs of the UnitedStates took home the gold and ParkSung-soo of Korea won the silver.In the finals of women's table tennisdoubles-its first appearance as anofficial Olympic event-Koreans HyunJung-hwa and Yang Young-jaoutpointed a heavily-favored Chinesepair, Chen Jing and Jiao Zhimin,21:19, 16:21, and 21:10.Korea lost the final women's hockeymatch to Australia, 0:2, but the team'ssilver medal was treasured because itcame during the Korean squad'sOlympic debut.

The Soviet men's basketball team,losers in a preliminary game withYugoslavia, won revenge against theYugoslavians in the final 76:63, to earnthe gold medal.Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakiadefeated Tim Mayotte of the UnitedStates, 3:1, to capture the gold inmen's singles tennis-a sport returnedduring the Seoul Games after a 64-year absence.In rhythmic gymnastics competition,Marina Lobatch of the U.S.S.R.scored a perfect 60.00 to collect thegold medal.Canada's Carolyn Waldo scored200.150 to capture the gold for solosynchronized swimming, and TradeRuiz-Conforto of the United Statesplaced second with 197.633.

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In the 52-kilogram freestyle wrestlingfinal, Japan's Mitsuru Sato defeatedYugoslavia's Saban Trstena to earn agold medal. Kenneth Monday of theUnited States defeated Adlan Varaevof the U.S.S.R. for the 74-kilogramtitle. Vasile Puscasu of Rumania wonover Leri Khabelov of the U.S.S.R. inclass the 100-kilogram division.During the day, six gold medals wereawarded for canoeing. In the finals ofmen's 500-meter kayak singles.Hungary's Zsolt Gyulay finished first in1:44.82. Olaf Heukrodt of the GermanDemocratic Republic won the men's500-meter Canadian singles with atime of 1:56.42.In the finals of women's men's 500-meter kayak singles, Vania Guechevaof Bulgaria was the winner with a timeof 1:55. 19. New Zealand won the500-meter kayak pairs, while theU.S.S.R. brought home top honors inthe men's 500-meter Canadian pairs.The German Democratic Republicwon the women's 500-meter kayakpairs.Olga Bondarenko of the U.S.S.R. wonthe gold in the inaugural running of thewomen's 10,000 meters finishing in31:05.21.In the men's 3,000-meter steeple-chase, Kenya finished first andsecond; Julius Kariuki, the goldmedalist, established an Olympicrecord of 8:05.51, only 0.1 secondbehind the world record establishedby a Kenyan 10 years ago.Louise Ritter of the United States setan Olympic record of 2.03 meters inthe women's high jump. In thewomen's 100-meter hurdles, JordankaDonkova of Bulgaria captured the goldwith an Olympic record of 12.38. Inthe men's 50-kilometer walk,Viacheslav Ivanenko of the U.S.S.R.finished first with an Olympic record ofthree hours, 38 minutes and 29seconds.

10/1With the Games swiftly drawing to aclose, athletes battled for 39 goldmedals on the second-last day of thecompetition. It was a fruitful day forthe host country's entrants.Korea swept the golds in archery teamcompetitions for both men andwomen. Kim Soo-nyung, Wang Hee-kyung and Yun Young-sook, whofinished 1-2-3 in women's individualcompetition, struck gold as a teamwith 982 points a 30-point marginover second-place Indonesia.Chun In-soo, Lee Han-sup and ParkSung-soo accumulated 986 points towin the men's team archery competi-tion.

The final of men's table tennis singleswas a contest between Koreans YooNam-kyu and Kim Ki-taik. Yoo was thewinner, 3:1.Korea's Han Myung-woo defeatedTurkey's Necmi Gencalp for a freestylewrestling gold medal in the 82-kilogram class.Soviet women streaked to a worldrecord finish in 3:15.18 to win the4x400 meter relay, while in the men's4x400 meters, U.S. runners tied theworld record of 2:56.16.In the women's 400-meter relay,Florence Griffith Joyner of the UnitedStates won another gold to become atriple medalist.Kenya finished first in the men's 1,500meters and 5,000 meters; in the 1,500meters, Peter Rono won with a time of3:35.96, and in the 5,000 meters, JohnNgugi clocked a winning 13:11.70.Rumania's Paula Ivan took thewomen's 1,500-meter gold medal withan Olympic record time of 3:53.96.For the first time since the MelbourneGames of 1956, the U.S.S.R. won thefootball title, defeating Brazil, 2:1.In the men's handball final, Korea lostto the U.S.S.R., 32:25. The GreatBritain beat the Federal Republic ofGermany in men's hockey, 3:1.In the women's tennis singles final,Steffi Graf of the Federal Republic ofGermany defeated Gabriela Sabatiniof Argentina, 2:0, to win the goldmedal. In the men's tennis doublesfinal, Ken Flach and Robert Seguso ofthe United States defeated Spain'sEmilio Sanchez and Sergio Casal, 3:2,after close games.Six canoeing golds were determinedas follows:In the men's 1,000-meter kayaksingles, Greg Barton of the UnitedStates finished first in 3:55.27; Bartonalso won the gold in the men's 1,000-meter kayak doubles with a time of3:32.42.Birgit Schmidt of the GermanDemocratic Republic won the gold inwomen's 500-meter kayak fours. Oneday earlier, Schmidt took the gold inwomen's kayak pairs.In men's 1,000-meter Canadiansingles, Ivan Klementiev of theU.S.S.R. finished first; the Soviet menalso won the 1,000-meter Canadianpairs.Yugoslavia retained its Olympic waterpolo title by defeating the UnitedStates, 9:7. The gold medal forsynchronized duet went to CanadiansMichelle Cameron and Carolyn Waldo.In the judo heavyweight final, HitoshiSaito of Japan defeated Henry Stoehrof the German Democratic Republic togarner his second Olympic gold.

10/2Nine finals were conducted on thefinal day of the Seoul Games.Italy's unheralded marathon runner,Gelindo Bordin, finished first in a hotlycontested race. The 42.195-kilometermarathon featured several world-classmarathoners including DouglasWakiihuri, Japan's TakeyukiNakayama, and Houssein AhmedSaleh of Djibouti. From the 39-kilome-ter mark on, Bordin displayed amazingspeed, finally overtaking Saleh justtwo kilometers from the finish line andentering the Olympic Stadium to thecheers of spectators.In the individual jumping final of theequestrian competition, Pierre Durandof France defeated Karsten Huck ofthe Federal Republic of Germany for agold-his fourth win since the TokyoGames of 1964.The U.S. men's volleyball teamsuppressed the Soviets, 3:1, to win itsfourth consecutive victory in majorworld competition since 1984. Theyhad won the previous Olympics, WorldCup and World Championship. Inboxing finals, Korea's Kim Kwang-sunwon the gold in flyweight and Park Si-hun captured the gold in the lightmiddleweight class. However,Association Internationale de BoxeAmateur (AIBA) named Park'sopponent, Roy Jones of the UnitedStates, the best player.The two golds Korea won on the finalday brought the host country's medalcount to 12, fourth among all thecompeting nations.The 16 days of the Olympic competi-tion drew to a close, leaving behindmemories of the countless humandramas which grew from the interac-tion of some 9,700 athletes from allparts of the world.

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NOC Participation

GREGreeceOfficials/Officiels M:31 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:46 F:12

GHAGhanaOfficials/Officiels M:12 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:11 F:7

GABGabonOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:2 F:1

GUYGuyanaOfficials/Officiels M:3 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:1

GAM

GambiaOfficials/Officiels M:4 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:1

GUA

GuatemalaOfficials/Officiels M:18 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:27 F:3

GUMGuamOfficials/Officiels M:12 F:4Athletes/Athltes M:15 F:5

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GRN

GrenadaOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:0Athletes/Athltes M:4 F:2

GUIGuineaOfficials/Officiels M:4 F:0Athletes/Athltes M:8 F:0

GEQ

Officials/Officiels M:3 F:0Athletes/Athltes M:4 F:2

NGRNigeriaOfficials/Officiels M:28 F:4Athletes/Athltes M:67 F:9

HOL

Equatorial Guinea

NetherlandsOfficials/Officiels M:71 F:8Athletes/Athltes M:130 F:62

NEPNepalOfficials/Officiels M:12 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:15 F:3

NORNorwayOfficials/Officiels M:35 F:5Athletes/Athltes M:53 F:26

NGUPapua-New GuineaOfficials/Officiels M:9 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:10 F:2

NZL

New ZealandOfficials/Officiels M:42 F:13Athletes/Athltes M:70 F:23

NIGNigerOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:8 F:-

DENDenmarkOfficials/Officiels M:44 F:8Athletes/Athltes M:62 F:30

DOMDominican RepublicOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:15 F:1

GDRGerman Democratic RepublicOfficials/Officiels M:87 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:179 F:112

FRGFederal Republic of GermanyOfficials/Officiels M:112 F:20Athletes/Athltes M:287 F:117

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RwandaOfficials/Officiels M:1 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:3 F:3

LUX

LuxembourgOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:5 F:3

ROMRumaniaOfficials/Officiels M:17 F:4Athletes/Athltes M:31 F:33

LESLesothoOfficials/Officiels M:3 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

LIBLebanonOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:1

LBRLiberiaOfficials/Officiels M:15 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:19 F:2

LAOLaosOfficials/Officiels M:1 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:5 F:1

NOC Participation

LBA

LibyaOfficials/Officiels M:9 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

LIE

LiechtensteinOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:4Athletes/Athltes M:9 F:3

MAW

MalawiOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:17 F:-

MALMalaysiaOfficials/Officiels M:9 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:5 F:8

MLI

MaliOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:5 F:1

MEXMexicoOfficials/Officiels M:46 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:72 F:19

MONMonacoOfficials/Officiels M:7 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:8 F:1


MARMoroccoOfficials/Officiels M:20 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:24 F:3

MRIMauritiusOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:2

MTN

MaurianiaOfficials/Officiels M:3 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

MOZMozambiqueOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

MDV

MaldivesOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:-

MLTMaltaOfficials/Officiels M:4 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:8 F:1

MGLMongoliaOfficials/Officiels M:12 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:24 F:4

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BIRBurmaOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:- F:2

BANBangladeshOfficials/Officiels M:1 R-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

BAH

BahamasOfficials/Officiels M:8 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:13 F:4

BARBarbadosOfficials/Officiels M:11 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:16 F:1

BRNBahrainOfficials/Officiels M:10 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:11 F:-

VANVanuatuOfficials/Officiels M:1 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:5 F:1

USAUnited States of AmericaOfficials/Officiels M:124 F:40Athletes/Athltes M:388 F:227

BERBermudaOfficials/Officiels M:9 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:12 F:1

ISV

Virgin IslandsOfficials/Officiels M:14 F:7Athletes/Athltes M:20 F:6

IVBBritish Virgin IslandsOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:3 F:-

BENBeninOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:1

VENVenezuelaOfficials/Officiels M:11 F:4Athletes/Athltes M:16 F:2

VIEVietnamOfficials/Officiels M:3 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:9 F:1

BELBelgiumOfficials/Officiels M:34 F:5Athletes/Athltes M:39 F:26

153

NOC Participation

BIZBelizeOfficials/Officiels M:4 F:0Athletes/Athltes M:10 F:-

BOTBotswanaOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:8 F:-

BOLBoliviaOfficials/Officiels M:4 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:1

BURBurkina FasoOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:5 F:1

BHUBhutanOfficials/Officiels M:3 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:3 F:-

BULBulgariaOfficials/Officiels M:56 F:7Athletes/Athltes M:116 F:70

BRABrazilOfficials/Officiels M:62 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:136 F:35

154

ESAEI SalvadorOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:0Athletes/Athltes M:5 F:1

SMRSan MarinoOfficials/Officiels M:7 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:11 F:-

CYPCyprusOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:2

KSASaudi ArabiaOfficials/Officiels M:9 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:14 F:-

SAMWestern SamoaOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:11 F:-

ASAAmerican SamoaOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

BRUBruneiOfficials/Officiels M:1 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:- F:-


SENSenegalOfficials/Officiels M:15 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:22 F:-

VINSt. Vincent & GrenadinesOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:0Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:1

URSU.R.S.S.Officials/Officiels M:129 F:12Athletes/Athltes M:348 F:166

SOMSomaliaOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:0Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:0

SOLSolomon IslandsOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:-

SUDSudanOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:8 F:-

SURSurinamOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:4 F:2

155

SINSingaporeOfficials/Officiels M:7 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:1

SLESierra LeoneOfficials/Officiels M:3 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:14 F:1

SYRSyriaOfficials/Officiels M:8 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:16 F:-

SUlSwitzerlandOfficials/Officiels M:49 F:10Athletes/Athltes M:82 F:27

SWESwedenOfficials/Officiels M:67 F:10Athletes/Athltes M:165 F:40

SWZSwazilandOfficials/Officiels M:8 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:11 F:-

SRISri LankaOfficials/Officiels M:0 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:4 F:2

NOC Participation

UAEUnited Arab EmiratesOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:0Athletes/Athltes M:12 F:-

ARUArubaOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:4 F:4

ARGArgentinaOfficials/Officiels M:49 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:99 F:26

ISLlcelandOfficials/Officiels M:18F:-Athletes/Athltes M:28 F:4

HAIHaitiOfficials/Officiels M:1 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:3 F:1

IRLIrelandOfficials/Officiels M:29 F:9Athletes/Athltes M:55 F:10

AFGAfghanistanOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:5 F:-

ECUEcuadorOfficials/Officiels M:14 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:13 F:13

ESPSpainOfficials/Officiels M:86 F:8Athletes/Athltes M:226 F:43

ANGAngola

ALGAlgeriaOfficials/Officiels M:22 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:42 F:4

AHONetherlands AntillesOfficials/Officiels M:4 F:0Athletes/Athltes M:2 F:1

ANTAntiguaOfficials/Officiels M:13 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:13 F:3

ANDAndorraOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:3 F:-

156



GBRGreat BritainOfficials/Officiels M:104 F:31Athletes/Athltes M:237 F:132

YMDYemen Democratic RepublicOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:2

YARYemen Arabian RepublicOfficials/Officiels M:7 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:11 F:-

OMAOmanOfficials/Officiels M:10 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:13 F:-

AUSAustraliaOfficials/Officiels M:83 F:21Athletes/Athltes M:216 F:79

AUTAustriaOfficials/Officiels M:43 F:6Athletes/Athltes M:75 F:13

HONHondurasOfficials/Officiels M:4 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:-

ITAItalyOfficials/Officiels M:90 F:5Athletes/Athltes M:237 F:49

EGYArab Republic of EgyptOfficials/Officiels M:29 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:52 F:2

IRQIraqOfficials/Officiels M:17 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:31 F:-

YUGYugoslaviaOfficials/Officiels M:64 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:119 F:38

URUUruguayOfficials/Officiels M:12 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:13 F:1

UgandaUGA


Jordan

JOR

Officials/Officiels M:4 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:2

157

NOC Participation

INDIndiaOfficials/Officiels M:27 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:38 F:8

IRNIranOfficials/Officiels M:14F:-Athletes/Athltes M:27 F:-

INAIndonesiaOfficials/Officiels M:22 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:23 F:8

JPNJapanjOfficials/Officiels M:91 F:10Athletes/Athltes M:214 F:75

ISRIsraelOfficials/Officiels M:16 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:15 F:4

JAMJamaicaOfficials/Officiels M:14 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:24 F:11

ZAIZaireOfficials/Officiels M:8 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:16 F:2

158

TCHCzechoslovakia

CHAChadOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

ZIMZimbabweOfficials/Officiels M:8 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:24 F:7

DJIDjiboutiOfficials/Officiels M:5 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:-

CHNPeople's Republic of ChinaOfficials/Officiels M:74 F:13Athletes/Athltes M:157 F:136

CAFCentral AfricaOfficials/Officiels M:10 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:16 F:-

ZAMZambiaOfficials/Officiels M:12 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:31 F:-



159

CHIChileOfficials/Officiels M:10 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:17 F:1

CMRCameroonOfficials/Officiels M:8 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:13 F:2

QATQaterOfficials/Officiels M:9 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:12 F:-

CANCanadaOfficials/Officiels M:93 F:29Athletes/Athltes M:262 F:117

KENKenyaOfficials/Officiels M:24 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:71 F:5

CAYCayman IslandsOfficials/Officiels M:3 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:1

CRCCosta RicaOfficials/Officiels M:13 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:9 F:7

THAThailandOfficials/Officiels M:15 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:14 F:2

TPEChinese TaipeiOfficials/Officiels M:37 F:4Athletes/Athltes M:66 F:24

COKCook IslandsOfficials/Officiels M:4 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

KUWKuwaitOfficials/Officiels M:18 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:31 F:-

CGOPeople's Republic of CongoOfficials/Officiels M:2 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:7 F:2

COLColombiaOfficials/Officiels M:25 F:5Athletes/Athltes M:37 F:6

CIVIvory CoastOfficials/Officiels M:20 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:14 F:18

NOC Participation

TANTanzaniaOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:10 F:-

TURTurkeyOfficials/Officiels M:24 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:44 F:6

TOGTogoOfficials/Officiels M:3 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

TGATongaOfficials/Officiels M:1 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:5 F:1

TUNTunisiaOfficials/Officiels M:22 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:39 F:2

TRITrinidad and TobagoOfficials/Officiels M:6 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:4 F:2

PANPanamaOfficials/Officiels M:3 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:6 F:-

FRAFrance

PURPuerto RicoOfficials/Officiels M:33 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:66 F:4

POLPolandOfficials/Officiels M:50 F:4Athletes/Athltes M:118 F:34

PORPortugalOfficials/Officiels M:28 F:3Athletes/Athltes M:57 F:11

PERPeruOfficials/Officiels M:14 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:8 F:14

PAKPakistanOfficials/Officiels M:15 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:31 F:-

PARParaguayOfficials/Officiels M:7 F:-Athletes/Athltes M:1 F:-


160

Officials/Officiels M:93F:16Athletes/Athltes M:227 F:82

FIJFiji (Islands)Officials/Officiels M:9 F:1Athletes/Athltes M:20 F:4

FINFinlandOfficials/Officiels M:44 F:5Athletes/Athltes M:60 F:19

PHIPhilippinesOfficials/Officiels M:22 F:6Athletes/Athltes M:28 F:5

HUNHungaryOfficials/Officiels M:66 F:5Athletes/Athltes M:162 F:41

HKGHong KongOfficials/Officiels M:22 F:2Athletes/Athltes M:39 F:10

KORKoreaOfficials/Officiels M:164 F:9Athletes/Athltes M:314 F:153

161

Seoul '88 Facts and Figures Les faits et les chiffres

Medalists/Mdailles

Archery/Tir I'Arc

EventEpreuve

Men/HommesIndiv./lndiv.

Team/Equipe

Women/Indiv./Femmes/lndiv.

Women/Team/Femmes/Equipe

RankRang

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

338336335

986972968

344332327

982952952

CtryPays

USAKORURS

KORUSAGBR

KORKORKOR

KORINAUSA

NameNom

Barrs, JayPark, Sung-SooEcheev, Vladimir

Kim, Soo-NyungWang, Hee-KyungYun, Young-Sook

Athletics/Athltisme

EventEpreuve

Triple Jump/triple saut-

Shot Put/lancer du poids

Discus/lancer du disque

Hammer Throw/lancer du marteau

Javelin/lancer du javelot

Decathlon/decathlon

Women/femmes100M

200M

400M

800M

1500M

3000M

10000M

100M Hurdles/haies

400M Hurdles/haies

4x100M

4x400M

Marathon/marathon

High Jump/saut en hauteur

Long Jump/saut en longueur

Shot Put/lancer du poids

Discus/lancer du disque

Javelin/lancer du javelot

Heptathlon/heptathlon

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

17.61M17.52M17.42M

22.47M22.39M21.99M

68.82M67.48M67.38M

84.80M83.76M81.16M

84.28M84.12M83.26M

848883998328

10.5410.8310.85

21.3421.7221.95

48.6549.4549.90

1:56.101:56.641:56.91

3:53.964:00.244:00.30

8:26.538:27.158:29.02

31:05.2131:08.4431:19.82

12.3812.6112.75

53.1753.1853.63

41.9842.0942.75

3:15.183:15.513:18.29

2'25:402'25:532'26:21

2.03M2.01M1.99M

7.40M7.22M7.11M

22.24M21.07M21.06M

72.30M71.88M69.74M

74.68M70.32M67.30M

729168976858

CtryPays

BULURSURS

GDRUSASUI

GDRURSFRG

URSURSURS

FINTCHFIN

GDRGDRCAN

USAUSAGDR

USAJAMGDR

URSGDRURS

GDRGDRUSA

ROMURSURS

URSROMGBR

URSGBRURS

BULGDRFRG

AUSURSGDR

USAGDRURS

URSUSAGDR

PORAUSGDR

USABULURS

USAGDRURS

URSGDRCHN

GDRGDRBUL

GDRGBRGDR

USAGDRGDR

NameNom

Markov, HristoLapchine, IgorKovalenko, Alexandre

Timmermann, UlfBarnes, RandyGuenthoer, Werner

Schult, JurgenOubartas, RomasDanneberg, Rolf

Litvinov, SergueiSedykh, YuriyTamm, louri

Korjus, TapioZelezny, JanRaty, Seppo

Schenk, ChristianVoss, TorstenSteen, Dave

Griffith Joyner, FlorenceAshford, EvelynDrechsler, Heike

Griffith Joyner, FlorenceJackson, GraceDrechsler, Heike

Bryzguina, OlgaMueller, PetraNazarova, Olga

Wodars, SigrunWachtel, ChristineGallagher, Kim

Ivan, PaulaBaikauskaite, LailouteSamolenko, Tatiana

Samolenko, TatianaIvan, PaulaMurray, Yvonne

Bondarenko, OlgaMccolgan, ElizabethJoupieva, Elena

Donkova, JordankaSiebert, GloriaZackiewicz, Claudia

Flintoff-King, DebraLedovskaia, TatianaFiedler, Ellen

Mota, RosaMartin, LisaDoerre, Kathrin

Ritter, LouiseKostadinova, StefkaBykova, Tamara

Joyner-Kersee, JackieDrechsler, HeikeTchistiakova, Galina

Lisovskaya, NatalyaNeimke, KathrinLi, Meisu

Hellmann, MartinaGansky, DianaHristova, Tzvetanka

Felke, PetraWhitbread, FatimaKoch, Beate

Joyner-kersee, JackieJohn, SabineBehmer, Anke

162

EventEpreuve

Men/Hommes100M

200M

400M

800M

1500M

5000M

10000M

3000M Steeplechase/steeplechase

110M Hurdles/haies

400M Hurdles/haies

20Km Walk/marche

50Km Walk/marche

4x100M

4x400M

Marathon/matathon

High Jump/saut en hauteur

Pole Vault/saut a la perche

Long Jump/Saut en longueur

RankRang

123

1

23

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

1233

123

123

ResultsResultats

9.929.979.99

19.75

19.7920.04

43.8743.9344.09

1:43.451:43.901:44.06

3:35.963:36.153:36.21

13:11.7013:15.5213:15.73

27:21.4627:23.5527:25.16

8:05.518:06.798:07.96

12.9813.2813.38

47.1947.2347.56

1'19:571'20:001'20:14

3'38:293'38:563'30:45

38.1938.2838.40

2:56:163:00.303:00.56

2'10:322'10:472'10:59

2.38M2.36M2.36M2.36M

5.90M5.85M5.80M

8.72M8.49M8.27M

CtryPays

USAGBRUSA

USA

USABRA

USAUSAUSA

KENBRAMAR

KENGBRGDR

KENFRGGDR

MARITAKEN

KENKENGBR

USAGBRUSA

USASENUSA

TCHGDRITA

URSGDRGDR

URSGBRFRA

USAJAMFRG

ITAKENDJI

URSUSAURSSWE

URSURSURS

USAUSAUSA

NameNom

Lewis, CarlChristie, LinfordSmith, Calvin

Deloach, Joe

Lewis, CarlSilva, Robson

Lewis, StevenReynolds, Harry ButchEverett, Danny

Ereng, PaulCruz, JoaquimAouita, Said

Rono, PeterElliott, PeterHerold, Jens-Peter

Ngugi, JohnBaumann, DieterKunze, Hansjoerg

Boutaib, Mly. BrahimAntibo, SalvatoreKimeli, Kipkemboi

Kariuki, JuliusKoech, PeterRowland, Mark

Kingdom, RogerJackson, colinCambell, Anthony

Phillips, AndreBa, El Hadj DiaMoses, Edwin

Pribilinec, JozefWeigel, RonaldDamilano, Maurizio

Ivanenko, ViacheslavWeigel, RonaldGauder, Hartwig

Bordin, GelindoWakiihuri, DouglasAhmed Saleh, Houssein

Avdeenko, GuennadiConway, HollisPovarnitsyne, RoudolfSjoberg, Patrik

Bubka, SergeyGataoulline, RadionEgorov, Grigori

Lewis, CarlPowell, MikeMyricks, Larry

Canoeing/Cano

EventEpreuve

Men/HommesKayak-1/kayak-1 500M

Kayak-1/kayak-1 1000M



RankRang

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

1:44.821:46.381:46.46

3:55.273:55.283:55.55

1:33.981:34.151:34.32

3:32.423:32.713:33.76

CtryPays

HUNGDRNZL

USAAUSGDR

NZLURSHUN

USANZLAUS

NameNom

Gyulay, ZsoltStaehle, AndreasMac Donald, Paul

Barton, GregDavies, GrantWohllebe, Andre

163

EventEpreuve

Light Fly/mi-mouche -48Kg

Fly/mouche -51 Kg

Bantam/coq -54Kg

Feather/plume -57Kg

Light/leger -60Kg

Light Welter/mi-welter -63.5Kg

Welter/welter -67Kg

Light Middle/Super-welter-71 Kg

Middle/Moyen -75Kg

Light Heavy/mi-lourd -81 Kg

Heavy/lourd -91 Kg

Super Heavy/Super-lourd +91 Kg

RankRang

1233

1233

1233

1

233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

BULUSAPHIHUN

KORGDRMEXURS

USABULCOLTHA

ITA

ROMKORMAR

GDRSWEMGLUSA

URSAUSFRGSWE

KENFRAUSAPOL

KORUSAGBRCAN

GDRCANKENPAK

USAURSYUGPOL

USAKORHOLPOL

CANUSAURSPOL

NameNom

Hristov, IvailoCarbajal, MichaelSerantes, LeopoldoIsaszegi, Robert

Kim, Kwang-SunTews, AndreasGonzalez, MarioSkriabin, Timofei

Mckinney, KennedyHristove, AlexandarJulio Rocha, Jorge EMoolsan, Phajol

Parisi, Giovanni

Dumitrescu, DanielLee, Jae-HyukAchik, Abdelhak

Zuelow, AndreasCramne, GeorgeEnkhbat, NerguyEllis, Romallis

Janovski, ViatcheslavCheney, GrahameGies, ReinerMyrberg, Lars

Wangila, RobertBoudouani, LaurentGould, KennethDydak, Jan

Park, Si-HunJones, RoyWoodhall, RichardDowney, Raymond

Maske, HenryMarcus, EgertonSande, ChrisSyed, Hussain Shan

Maynard, AndrewChannyvazov, NourmagomedSkaro, DamirPetrich, Henryk

Mercer, RayBaik, Hyun-ManVanderlijde, ArnoldGolota, Andrzej

Lewis, LennoxBowe, RiddickMirochnitchenko, AlexandreZarehkiewicz, Janusz

EventEpreuve

Men/Hommes

Women/Femmes

RankRang

123

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

URSYUGUSA

USAYUGURS

NameNom

Boxing/Boxe

Basketball/Basket-ball

EventEpreuve

Men/HommesSprint/vitesse

Time Trial/1Km contre

Indiv. Pursuit/4000M poursuite, indiv.

Team Pursuit/4000M poursuite, equipes

Indiv. Road Race/196.8Km course

Team Time Trial/100Km contre, equipes

Points Race/50Km course aux points

Women/FemmesSprint/vitesse

Indiv. Road Race/82Km course sur route

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

1:04.4991:04.7841:05.114

4:32.004:35.004:34.17

4:13.314:14.094:16.02

4'32:22.4'32:25.4'32:46.

1'57:47.71'57:54.21'59:47.3

038026046

2'00:52.GG

CtryPays

GDRURSAUS

URSAUSFRG

URSAUSGDR

URSGDRAUS

GDRFRGFRG

GDRPOLSWE

DENHOLURS

URSGDRUSA

HOLFRGURS

NameNom

Hesslich, LutzKovche, NikolaiNeiwand, Gary

Kiritchenko, AlexandreVinnicombe, MartinLechner, Robert

Umaras, GintaoutasWoods, DeanDittert, Bernd

Ludwig, OlafGroene, BerndHenn, Christian

Frost, DanPeelen, LeoGaneev, Marat

Saloumiae, ErikaLuding, Rothenburg, ChristaParaskevin-Young, Connie

Knol, MoniqueNiehaus, JuttaZilporitee, Laima

EventEpreuve


Canadian-1/canadien-1 500M

Canadian-1/canadien-1 1000M

Canadian -2/canadien-2 500M

Canaidan-2/canadien-2 1000M

Women/FemmesKayak-1/kayak-1 500M



RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

3:00.203:01.403:02.37

1:56.421:57.261:57.27

4:12.784:15.834:18.94

1:41.771:43.611:43.81

3:48.363:51.443:54.33

1:55.191:55.311:57.38

1:43.461:44.061:46.00

1:40.781:41.881:42.63

CtryPays

HUNURSGDR

GDRURSBUL

URSGDRBUL

URSPOLFRA

URSGDRPOL

BULGDRPOL

GDRBULHOL

GDRHUNBUL

NameNom

Heukrodt, OlafSlivinskil, MikhailMarinov, Martin

Klementiev, IvanSchmidt, JoergBoukhalov, Nikolai

Guecheva, VaniaSchmidt, BirgitDylewska, Izabela

Cycling/Cyclisme


Medalists/Mdailles

Equestrian Sports/Sports equestres Gymnastics/Gymnastique

Fencing/Escrime

EventEpreuve

Men/HommesFoil-Team/fleuret-equipes

Epee-Team/epee-equipes

Sabre-Team/sabre-equipes

Foil-lndiv./fleuret-individuel

Epee-lndiv./epee-individuel

Sabre-lndiv./sabre-individuel

Women/FemmesFoil-Team/fleuret-equipes

Foil-lndiv./fleuret-individuel

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

URSFRGHUN

FRAFRGURS

HUNURSITA

ITAGDRURS

FRGFRAURS

FRAPOLITA

FRGITAHUN

FRGFRGFRG

NameNom

Cerioni, StefanoWagner, UdoRomankov, Alexandre

Schmitt, ArndRiboud, PhilippeChouvalov, Andrei

Lamour, JeanfrancoisOlech, JanuszScalzo, Giovanni

Fichtel, AnjaBau, SabineFunkenhauser, Zita

Football/FootballHandball/Handball

Hockey/Hockey

164

EventEpreuve

Team Jumping/sauts d'obstacles-equipes

Indiv. Jumping/sauts d'obstacles-indiv.

Team Dressage/dressage-equipe

Indiv. Dressage/dressage-individuel

Three-day Event:Team/concours complet:equipes

Three-day Event: Indiv./concours complet:lndiv.

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

17.2520.5027.50

1.254.004.00

430241643969

152114621417

225.95256.80271.20

42.6052.8062.00

CtryPays

FRGUSAFRA

FRAUSAFRG

FRGSUICAN

FRGFRASUI

FRGGBRNZL

NZLGBRGBR

NameNom

Durand, PierreBest, GregHuck, Karsten

Uphoff, NicoleOtto-Crepin, MargittStueckelberger, Christine

Todd, MarkStark, IanLeng, Virginia

EventEpreuve

RankRang

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

URSBRAFRG

NameNom

EventEpreuve

Men/hommes

Women/femmes

RankRang

123

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

URSKORYUG

KORNORURS

NameNom

EventEpreuve

Men/hommes

Women/femmes

RankRang

1

23

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

GBRFRGHOL

AUSKORHOL

NameNom

EventEpreuve

Men/HommesCompetition 1a & 1b/concours 1a & 1b

2-lndiv. All Around/2-multiple individuel

3-Floor Exercises/3-exercices au sol

3-Pommel Horse/3-cheval d'arcons

3-Rings/3-anneaux

3-Horse Vault/3-saut de cheval

3-Par, Bars/3-barres paralleles

3-Hor. Bar/3-barre fixe

Women/FemmesCompetition 1a & 1b/

concours 1a & 1b

2-lndiv. All Around/2-multiple individuel

3-Horse Vault/3-saut de cheval

3-Un. Bars/3-barres asymetriques

3-B. Beam/3-poutre

3-Floor Exercises/3-exercices au sol

Rhythmic Competition/concours rythmique

RankRang

123

123

1233

111

1

13

123

123

113

3

123

123

123

123

1233

123

123

ResultsResultats

593.350588.450585.600

119.125119.025118.975

19.92519.90019.85019.850

19.95019.95019.950

19.92519.92519.875

19.87519.86219.775

19.92519.90019.750

19.90019.90019.800

19.800

395.475394.125390.875

79.66279.63779.400

19.90519.83019.818

20.00019.98719.962

19.92419.87519.83719.837

19.93719.88719.850

60.00059.95059.875

CtryPays

URSGDRJPN

URSURSURS

URSURSCHNJPN

BULHUNURS

GDRURSGDR

CHNGDRKOR

URSURSGDR

URSURSGDR

ROM

URSROMGDR

URSROMURS

URSROMROM

ROMGDRURS

ROMURSROMUSA

ROMURSBUL

URSBULURS

NameNom

Artemov, VladimirLioukine, ValeriBilozertchev, Dmitri

Kharikov, SergueiArtemov, VladimirLou, YunIketani, Yukio

Gueraskov, LyubomirBorkai, ZsoltBilozertchev, Dmitri

Behrendt, HolgerBilozertchev, DmitriTippelt, Sven

Lou, YunKroll, SylvioPark, Jong-Hoon

Artemov, VladimirLioukine, ValeriTippelt, Sven

Artemov, VladimirLioukine, ValeriBehrendt, Holger

Gherman, Marius

Chouchounova, ElenaSilivas, DanielaBoguinskaia, Svetlana

Boguinskaia, SvetlanaPotorac, GabrielaSilivas, Daniela

Silivas, DanielaKersten, DagmarChouchounova, Elena

Silivas, DanielaChouchounova, ElenaPotorac, GabrielaMills, Phoebe

Silivas, DanielaBoguinskaia, SvetlanaDoudeva, Diana

Lobatch, MarinaDounavska, AdrianaTimochenko, Alexandra

Shooting/Tir

Modern Pentathlon/Pentathlon Moderne

EventEpreuve

Team Competition/competition par equipes

Indiv. Competition/competition individuelle

RankRang

123

123

ResultsResultats

158861557115276

540453795367

CtryPays

HUNITAGBR

HUNITAURS

NameNom

Martinek, JanosMassullo, Carlolagorachvili, Vakhtang

Rowing/Aviron

165

EventEpreuve

Men/HommesExtra-Light/super leger -60Kg

Half-Light/mi-leger -65Kg

Light/leger-71Kg

Half-Middle/mi-moyen -78Kg

Middle/moyen -86Kg

Half-Heavy/mi-lourd -95Kg

Heavy/lourd +95Kg

RankRang

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

KORUSAJPNURS

KORPOLFRAJPN

FRAGDRUSAURS

POLFRGGDRURS

AUTURSHOLJPN

BRAFRGBELGBR

JPNGDRKORURS

NameNom

Kim, Jae-YupAsano, KevinHosokawa, ShinjiTotikachvili, Amiran

Lee, Kyung-KeunPawlowski, JanuszCarbetta, BrunoYamamoto, Yosuke

Alexandre, MarcLoll, SvenSwain, MichaelTenadze, Gueorgui

Legien, waldemarWieneke, FrankBrechot, TorstenVaraev, Bachir

Seisenbacher, PeterChestakov, VladimirSpijkers, BenOsako, Akinobu

Miguel, AurelioMeiling, MarcVan De Walle, RobertStewart, Dennis

Saito, HitoshiStoehr, HenryCho, Yong-ChulVeritchev, Grigori

EventEpreuve

Coxless Pair/deux, sans barreuse

Quadruple Sculls/quatre en couple

Coxed Four/quatre, avec barreuse

Eight-Oars/huit, avec barreuse

RankRang

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

07:28.1307:31.9507:35.68

06:21.0606:23.4706:23.81

06:56.0006:58.7807:01.13

06:15.1706:17.4406:21.83

CtryPays

ROMBULNZL

GDRURSROM

GDRCHNROM

GDRROMCHN

NameNom

EventEpreuve

Men/HommesOlympic Trap/Fosse Olympique

Olympic Skeet/skeet olympique

Men/HommesAir Rifle/cara. air comprime

SB. Rifle, 3 Positions/cara. petit calibre 3 P.

SB. Free Rifle, Prone/cara. petit cal. couche

Air Pistol/pistolet a air comprime

Free Pistol/pistolet libre

Rapid Fire Pistol/pistolet de tir rapide

Running Game Target/cible courante

Women/FemmesAir Rifle/cara. air comprime

SB. Stand. Rifle 3 Pos./cara. stand, trois p.

Air Pistol/pistolet a air comprime

Sport Pistol/pistolet de sport

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

222222219

222221220

695.6694.2694.0

1279.31275.61275.0

703.9702.8701.9

687.9687.9684.5

660.0657.0657.0

698.0696.0693.0

689.0687.0686.0

498.5497.5495.8

685.6683.2681.4

489.5487.9485.2

690.0686.0686.0

CtryPays

URSTCHBEL

GDRCHIESP

YUGFRAFRG

GBRGBRURS

TCHKORHUN

BULUSACHN

ROMSWEURS

URSGDRHUN

NORCHNURS

URSFRGURS

FRGBULURS

YUGURSURS

URSJPNYUG

NameNom

Monakov, DmitriBednarik, MiloslavPeeters, Frans

Wegner, AxelDe Iruarrizaga, AlfonsoGuardiola, Jorge

Maksimovic, GoranBerthelot, NicolasRiederer, Johann

Cooper, MalcolmAllan, AlisterIvanov, Kirill

Varga, MiroslavCha, Young-ChulZahonyi, Attila

Kiriakov, TaniouBuljung, ErichXu, Haifeng

Babii, SorinSkanaker, RagnarBassinski, Igor

Kouzmine, AfanasiSchumann, RalfKovacs, Zoltan

Heiestad, TorHuang, ShipingAvramenko, Guennadi

Chilova, IrinaSperber, SilviaMaloukhina, Anna

Sperber, SilviaLetcheva, VesselaTcherka Ssova, Valentina

Sekaric, JasnaSaloukvadze, NinoDobrantcheva, Marina

Saloukavadze, NinoHasegawa, TomokoSekaric, Jasna

EventEpreuve

Men HommesSingle Sculls/un rameur

Double Sculls/deux rameurs en couple

Coxless Pair/deux, sans barreur

Coxed Pair/deux, avec barreur

Quadruple Sculls/quatre en couple

Coxless Four/quatre, sans barreur

Coxed Four/quatre, avec barreu

Eight-Oars/huit, avec barreur

Women/femmesSingle Sculls/une rameuse

Double Sculls/deux remeuses en couple

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResults

06:49.8606:54.7706:58.66

06:21.1306:22.5906:22.87

06:36.8406:38.0606:41.01

06:58.7907:00.6307:01.95

05:53.3705:55.0805:56.13

06:03.1106:05.5306:06.22

06:10.7406:13.5806:15.78

05:46.0505:48.0105:48.26

07:47.1907:50.2807:53.65

07:00.4807:04.3607:06.03

CtryPays

GDRFRGNZL

HOLSUIURS

GBRROMYUG

ITAGDRGBR

ITANORGDR

GDRUSAFRG

GDRROMNZL

FRGURSUSA

GDRUSABUL

GDRROMBUL

NameNom

Lange, ThomasKolbe, PetermichaelVerdonk, Eric

Behrendt, JuttaMarden, AnneGueorguieva, Magdalena

Judo/Judo


Medalists/Mdailles

Swimming/Natation

EventEpreuve

100M Backstroke/dos

200M Backstroke/dos

100M Breaststroke/brasse


100M Butterfly/papillon


200M Indiv . Medley/ 4 nages


4x100M Medley Relay/

relais 4 nages

4x100M Freestyle Relay/relais nage libre

Springboard Diving /plongeon du tremplin

Platform Diving /plongeon de haut-vol

Synchro, Solo/Synchro , solo

Synchro, Duet/synchro duo

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

1

23

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

1:00.891:01.561:01.57

2:09.292:10.612:11.45

1:07.951:08.741:08.83

2:26.712:27.492:28.34

59.0059.4559.52

2:09.512:09.912:10.80

2:12.592:13.312:14.85

4:37.764:39.464:39.76

4:03.74

4:07.904:10.49

3:40.633:43.393:44.25

580.23534.33533.19

445.20436.95400.44

200.150197.633191.850

197.717197.284190.159

CtryPays

GDRHUNGDR

HUNGDRGDR

BULBULGDR

GDRCHNBUL

GDRGDRCHN

GDRGDRUSA

GDRURSROM

USAROMGDR

GDR

USACAN

GDRHOLUSA

CHNCHNUSA

CHNUSAUSA

CANUSAJPN

CANUSAJPN

NameNom

Otto, KristinEgerszegi, KrisztinaSirch, Cornelia

Egerszegi, KrisztinaZimmermann, KathrinSirch, Cornelia

Dangalakova, TaniaFrenkeva, AntoanetaHoerner, Silke

Hoerner, SilkeHuang, XiaominFrenkeva, Antoaneta

Otto, KristinWeigang , BirteQian, Hong

Nord, KathleenWeigang, BirteMeagher, Mary T

Hunger, DanielaDendeberova, ElenaLung, Noemi Ildiko

Evans, JanetLung, Noemi lldikoHunger, Daniela

Gao, MinLi , QingMc Cormick , Kelly Anne

Xu, YanmeiMitchell , MicheleWilliams , Wendy Lian

Waldo, CarolynRuiz-Conforto, TracieKotani, Mikako

Table Tennis/Tennis de Table

Volleyball/Volleyball

166

EventEpreuve

Men/Hommes50M Freestyle/nage libre

100M Freestyle/nage libre




100M Backstroke/dos

200M Backstroke/dos







4x100M Medley Relay/relais 4 nages



Springboard Diving /plongeon du tremplin

Platform Diving /plongeon de haut-vol

Waterpolo/waterpolo

Women/femmes50M Freestyle/libre

100M Freestyle/libre




RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

1233

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

22.1422.3622.71

48.6349.0849.62

1:47.251:47.891:47.99

3:46.953:47.153:47.34

15:00.4015:02.6915:06.15

55.0555.1855.20

1:59.371:59.602:00.48

1:02.041:02.051:02.20

2:13.522:14.122:15.21

53.0053.0153.30

1:56.941:58.241:58.28

2:00.172:01.612:02.40

4:14.754:17.364:18.01

3:36.933:39.283:39.96

3:16.533:18.333:19.82

7:12.517:13.687:14.35

730.80704.88665.28

638.61637.47594.39

25.4925.6425.7125.71

54.9355.4755.49

1:57.651:58.671:59.01

4:03.854:05.944:06.62

8:20.208:20.098:22.93

CtryPays

USAUSAURS

USAUSAFRA

AUSSWEUSA

GDRAUSPOL

URSFRGGDR

JPNUSAURS

URSGDRNZL

GBRHUNURS

HUNGBRESP

SURUSAGBR

FRGDENNZL

HUNGDRURS

HUNUSAITA

USACANURS

USAURSGDR

USAGDRFRG

USACHNCHN

USACHNMEX

YUGUSAURS

GDRCHNGDRUSA

GDRCHNFRA

GDRCRCGDR

USAGDRGDR

USAGDRAUS

NameNom

Biondi, MatthewJager, ThomasPrigoda, Gennadi

Biondi, MatthewJacobs, ChristopherCaron, Stephan

Armstrong, DuncanHolmertz, AndersBiondi, Matthew

Dassler, UweArmstrong, DuncanWojdat, Artur

Salnikov, VladimirPfeiffer, StefanDassler, Uwe

Suzuki, DaichiBerkoff, DavidPolianski, Igor

Polianski, IgorBaltrusch, FrankKingsman, Paul

Moorhouse, AdrianGuttler, KarolyVolkov, Dmitri

Szabo, JozsefGillingham, NickLopez, Sergio

Nesty, AnthonyBiondi, MatthewJameson, Andy

Gross, MichaelNielsen, BennyMosse, Anthony

Darnyi, TamasKuehl, Patricklarochtchouk, Vadim

Darnyi, TamasWharton, DavidBattistelli, Stefano

Louganis, GregoryTan, LiangdeLi, Deliang

Louganis, GregoryXiong, NiMena, Jesus

Otto, KristinYang, WenyiMeissner, KatrinSterkel, Jill

Otto, KristinZhuang, YongPlewinski, Catherine

Friedrich, HeikePoll, SilviaStellmach, Manuela

Evans, JanetFriedrich, HeikeMoehring, Anke

Evans, JanetStrauss, AstridMcdonald, Julie

EventEpreuve

Men's Singles /simples hommes

Men's Doubles /doubles hommes

Women' s Singles /simples dames

Women' s Doubles /doubles dames

RankRang

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

KORKORSWE

CHNYUGKOR

CHNCHNCHN

KORCHNYUG

NameNom

Yoo, Nam-KyuKim , Ki-TaikLindh, Erik

Chen, JingLi, HuifenJiao, Zhimin

EventEpreuve

Men/hommes

Women/femmes

RankRang

123

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

USAURSARG

URSPERCHN

NameNom

Tennis/Tennis

EventEpreuve

Men's Singles/simples messieurs

Men's Doubles/doubles messieurs

Women's Singles/simples dames

Women's Doubles/doubles dames

RankRang

1233

1233

1233

1233

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

TCHUSASWEUSA

USAESPTCHSWE

FRGARGUSABUL

USATCHAUSFRG

NameNom

Mecir, MiloslavMayotte, TimEdberg, StefanGilbert, Brad

Graf, SteffiSabatini, GabrielaGarrison, ZinaMaleeva, Manuela

Weightlifting/Halterophilie

Wrestling/Lutte

EventEpreuve

52Kg (Total)

56Kg (Total)

60Kg (Total)

67.5Kg (Total)

75Kg (Total)

82.5Kg (Total)

90Kg (Total)

100Kg (Total)

110Kg (Total)

Over 110Kg (Total)Plus de 110Kg (Total)

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

270.0Kg260.0Kg257.5Kg

292.5Kg287.5Kg267.5Kg

342.5Kg312.5Kg287.5Kg

340.0Kg337.5Kg325.0Kg

375.0Kg360.0Kg357.5Kg

377.5Kg370.0Kg367.5Kg

412.5Kg400.0Kg400.0Kg

425.0Kg402.5Kg395.0Kg

455.0Kg427.5Kg425.0Kg

462.5Kg430.0Kg415.0Kg

CtryPays

BULKORCHN

URSCHNCHN

TURBULCHN

GDRURSCHN

BULGDRBUL

URSHUNKOR

URSURSPOL

URSROMFRG

URSHUNGDR

URSFRGFRG

NameNom

Marinov, SevdalinChun, Byung-KwanHe, Zhouqiang

Mirzoian, OxenHe, YingqiangLiu, Shoubin

Suleymanoglu, NaimTopourov, StefanYe, Huanming

Kunz, JoachimMilitossian, IsraelLi, Jinhe

Guidikov, BorislavSteinhoefel, IngoVarbanov, Alexander

Arsamakov, IsrailMesszi, IstvanLee, Hyung-Kun

Khrapatyi, AnatoliMoukhamediarov, NailZawada, Slawomir

Kouznetsov, PavelVlad, NicuImmesberger, Peter

Zakharevitch, YuriJacso, JozsefWeller, Ronny

Kourlovitch, AlexandreNerlinger, ManfredZawieja, Martin

EventEpreuve

Greco-Roman/greco-romain 82Kg




Free/libre 48Kg

Free/libre 52Kg

Free/libre 57Kg

Free/libre 62Kg

Free/libre 68Kg

Free/libre 72Kg

Free/libre 82Kg

Free/libre 90Kg

Free/libre 100Kg

Free/libre 130Kg

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

1

23

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

URSHUNKOR

BULFINURS

POLFRGUSA

URSBULSWE

JPNBULURS

JPNYUGURS

URSIRNKOR

USAURSBUL

URS

KORUSA

USAURSBUL

KORTURTCH

URSJPNKOR

ROMURSUSA

URSUSAGDR

NameNom

Mamiachivili, MikhailKomaromi, TiborKim, Sang-Kyu

Komchev, AtanasKoskela, HarriPopov, Vladimir

Wronski, AndrzejHimmel, GerhardKoslowski, Dennis

Kareline, AlexandreGuerovski, RanguelJohansson, Tomas

Kobayashi, TakashiTzonov, IvanKaramtchakov, Serguei

Sato, MitsuruTrstena, SabanTogouzov, Vladimir

Beloglazov, SergueiMohammadian, AskariNoh, Kyung-Sun

Smith, JohnSarkissian, StepanChterev, Simeon

Fadzaev, Arsen

Park, Jang-SoonCarr, Nate

Monday, KennethVaraev, AdlanSofiadi, Rakhmad

Han, Myung-WooGencalp, NecmiLohyna, Josef

Khadartsev, MakharbekOta, AkiraKim, Tae-Woo

Puscasu, VasileKhabelov, LeriScherr, William

Gobedjichvili, DavidBaumgartner, BruceSchroeder, Andreas

Yachting/Voile

EventEpreuve






Greco-roman/greco-romain 74Kg

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

ITAPOLBUL

NORJPNKOR

HUNBULGRE

URSBULKOR

URSKORFIN

KORURSPOL

NameNom

Maenza, VincenzoGlab, AndrzejTzenov, Bratan

Ronningen, JonMiyahara, AtsujiLee, Jae-Suk

Sike, AndrasBalov, StoyanHolidis, Charalambos

Madjidov, KamandarVanguelov, JivkoAn, Dae-Hyun

Djoulfalakian, LevonKim, Sung-MoonSipila, Tapio

Kim, Young-NamTourlykhanov, DaouletTracz, Jozef

167

EventEpreuve

Men/HommesSoling Class/classe soling

Star Class/classe star

FD Class/classe FD

Finn Class/classe finn

Tornado Class/classe tornado

Division II Class/classe division II

470 Class/classe 470

Women/Femmes470 Class/classe 470

RankRang

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

123

ResultsResultats

11.7014.0052.70

45.7048.0050.00

31.4037.4048.40

38.1040.4045.00

16.0035.4040.10

35.4042.7048.00

34.7046.0051.00

26.7040.0045.40

CtryPays

GDRUSADEN

GBRUSABRA

DENNORCAN

ESPISVNZL

FRANZLBRA

NZLAHOUSA

FRAURSUSA

USASWEURS

NameNom

Doreste, Jose LuisHolmberg, PeterCutler, John

Kendall, BruceBoersma, Jan D.Gebhardt, Michael


Medalists/Mdailles

Baseball/Baseball Women's Judo/Judo Fminin

Taekwondo/Taekwondo

EventEpreuve

Men/HommesFin/mi-mouche -50Kg

Fly/mouche 50Kg-54Kg

Bantam/coq 54Kg-58Kg

Feather/plume 58Kg-64Kg

Light/leger 64Kg-70Kg

Welter/welter 70Kg-76Kg

Middle/moyen 76Kg-83Kg

Heavy/lourd +83Kg

Fin/mi-mouche -43Kg

Fly/mouche 43Kg-47Kg

Bantam/coq 47Kg-51Kg

Feather/plume 51Kg-55Kg

Light/leger 55Kg-60Kg

Welter/welter 60Kg-65Kg

Middle/moyen 65Kg-70Kg

Heavy/lourd +70Kg

RankRang

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

KORUSAMEXNEP

KORESPBRNJOR

KORESPIRNUSA

KORTURJORKSA

KORESPMEXUSA

KORITATPEUSA

KOREGYFRGTUR

USAKORESPFRG

TPEKORMALMEX

KORESPTPEUSA

TPEUSAESPKOR

DENTURESPKOR

USADENHOLTPE

USAKORESPFRG

KORHOLESPUSA

USAKORCANFRG

NameNom

Kwon, Tae-HoMoreno, JuanTorroella, EnriqueLama, Bidhan

Ha, Tae-KyungGarcia, GabrielDarraj, AdelAbushekha, Ihsan

Ji, Yong-SukSanabria, JoseDanesh, FeisalLee, Han-Won

Chang, Myung-SamYagiz, CengizKamal, SamerAl Gafar, Ibrahim

Park, Bong-KwonSanchez, Jose MariaJurado, ManuelBaker, Greg

Chung, Kook-HyunD'Oriano, LuigiWu, Tsung-CheWarwick, Jay

Lee, Kye-HaengHussein, AmrWoznicki, MarkusSahin, Metin

Kim, JimmyKim, Jong-SukAlvarez, Jose LuisArndt, Michael

Chin, Yu-FangLee, Hwa-JinMarathamuthu, VasugiTorres, Monica

Choo, Nan-YoolNaranjo, Maria AngelaPai, Yun-YaoPejo, Mayumi

Chen, Yi-AnHolloway, DebraLopez, JosefinaPark, Sun-Young

Christensen, AnnemetteTan, ZuleyhaDolls, AmparoKim, So-Young

Hee, DanaSchwartz, KarinVan Duren, JolandaChen, Jiun-Feng

Limas, ArleneKim, Ji-SookBistuer, CoralSeidel, Sonny

Kim, Hyun-HeeDe Jongh, MargarethaNavaz, ElenaJewell, Sharon

Love, LynnetteJang, Yoon-JungFranssen, YvonneGuester, Ute

EventEpreuve

Women/FemmesExtra-Light/super leger -48Kg

Half-Light/mi-leger -52Kg

Light/leger -56Kg

Half/Middle/mi-moyen -61 Kg

Middle/moyen -66Kg

Half-Heavy/mi-lourd -72Kg

Heavy/Lourd +72Kg

RankRang

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

1233

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

CHNJPNAUSKOR

GBRFRAITAJPN

AUSCHNFRAFRG

GBRUSAJPNPOL

JPNFRAAUTKOR

BELKORFRGJPN

HOLCHNFRGUSA

NameNom

Li, ZhongyunEsaki, FumikoReardon, JulieCho, Min-Sun

Rendle, SharonBrun, DominiqueGiungi, AlessandraYamaguchi, Kaori

Williams, SuzanneLiu, GuizhuArnaud, CatherinePhilips, Regina

Bell, DianeRoethke, LynnMochida, NorikoOlechnowicz, Boguslawa

Sasaki, HikariDeydier, BrigitteHartl, RoswithaPark, Ji-Young

Berghmans, IngridBae, Mi-jungClassen, BarbaraTanabe, Yoko

Seriese, AngeliqueGao, FenglianSigmund, ReginaCastro-Gomez, Margaret

168

EventEpreuve

RankRang

123

ResultsResultats

CtryPays

USAJPNPUR

NameNom

Women Femmes

World and Olympic Records/Records du monde et records Olympiques

World Records/Records du monde Swimming/Natation

Archery/Tir a I'Arc

Athletics/Athletisme

Cycling/Cyclisme

EventEpreuve

Men 50m Free-style/Hommesnage libre



Men 100m Backstroke/Hommes dos

Men 200m Ind. Medley/Hommes 4 nage

Men 400m Ind. Medley/Hommes 4 nage

Men 4x400m Medley Relay/Hommes Relais 4 nages

Men 4 x400m Free-styleRelay/Hommes n. libre

Men 4x 200m Freestyle Relay/Hommes Relais n. libre

Women 400m Freestyle/Femmes libre

Women 200m Breaststroke/Femmes brasse

MarkMarques

22.14

1:47.25

3:46.95

54.51

2:00.17

4:14.75

3:36.93

3:16.53

7:12.51

4:03.85

2:26.71

CompetitorCompetiteur

Biondi, Matthew (USA)

Armstrong, Duncan (AUS)

Dassler, Uwe (GDR)

Berkoff, David (USA)

Darnyi, Tamas (HUN)

Darnyi, Tamas (HUN)

(USA)Berkoff, DavidSchroeder, RichardBiondi, MatthewJacobs, Christopher

(USA)Jacobs, ChristopherDalbey, TroyJager, ThomasBiondi, Matthew

(USA)Dalbey, TroyCetlinski, Matthew

Gjertsen, DouglasBiondi, Matthew

Evans, Janet (USA)

Hoerner, Silke (GDR)

Previous recordAncien record

22.23

1:47.44

3:47.38

54.91

2:00.56

4:15.42

3:38.28

3:17.08

7:13.10

4:05.45

2:27.27

Shooting/Tir

Weightlifting/Halterophilie/

EventEpreuve

Men Rapid Fire Pistol/Hommes Pistolet deTir Rapide

Men SB. Free Rifle, Prone/Hommes Cara. Petit cal.couche

Men Air Pistol/HommesPistolet Air comprime

Women Air Pistol/FemmesPistolet a Air comprime



MarkMarques

698.0

600 =

590 =

390

489.5

389 =


Kouzmine, Afanasi (URS)

Varga, Miroslav (TCH)

Buljung, Erich (USA)

Saloukvadze, Nino (URS)

Sekaric, Jasna (YUG)



697

600

590

389

489.0

389

EventEpreuve

52kg (Total)

52kg (Total)

60kg (Total)

60kg (Total)

110kg (Total)

52kg (Snatch)/(Arrache)

60Kg (Snatch)/(Arrache)




60kg(Cln&Jrk)/(Ep&Jete)

60kg (Cln & Jrk)/(Ep & Jete)

MarkMarques

270.0kg

267.5kg =

341.0kg

342.5kg

455.0kg

120.0kg

150.5kg

152.5kg

205.0kg

210.0kg

188.5kg

190.0kg


Marinov, Sevdalin (BUL)


Suleymanoglu, Naim (TUR)


Zakharevitch, Yuri (URS)









267.5kg

267.5kg

335.0kg

335.0kg

452.5kg

119.5kg

150.0kg

150.0kg

203.5kg

203.5kg

188.0kg

188.0kg

169

EventEpreuve

Women Ind./Femmes Ind.

Women Ind. 50m/Femmes Ind.

MarkMarques

1352

336


Kim, Soo-Nyung (KOR)



1338

335

EventEpreuve

Men 4x400m/Hommes

Women 200m/Femmes

Women 200m/Femmes

Women 4x400m/Femmes

Women Heptathlon/FemmesHeptathlon

MarkMarques

2:56.16 =

21.56

21.34

3:15.18

7291


(USA)Everett, DannyLewis, StevenRobinzine, KevinReynolds, Harry Butch

Griffith Joyner, Florence (USA)


(URS)Ledovskaia, TatianaNazarova, OlgaPiniguina, MariaBryzguina, Olga

Joyner-Kersee, Jackie (USA)


2:56.16

21.71

21.71

3:15.92

7215

EventEpreuve

Men Team Pursuit/Hommes4000m poursite, equipes

Men Team Pursuit/Hommes4000m poursite, equipes

MarkMarques

4:16.32

4:16.10


(AUS)Dutton, BrettMccarney, WayneMcglede, StephenWoods, Dean

(URS)Ekimov, ViatcheslavKaspoutis, ArtourasNelubine, DmitriUmaras, Gintaoutas


4:17.710

4:16.32


World and Olympic Records/Records du monde et records Olympiques

Olympic Records/Records Olympiques

Archery/Tir a I'Arc

EventEpreuve

Men Ind. 90m/Hommes Ind.














Women Ind. 70m/Femmes Ind















MarkMarques

618

603

604

607

661

664

704

705

707

2683

2612

2603

2593

2581

646

640

624

629

650

627

615

667

652

652

668

632

635

702

698


Barrs, Jay (USA)

Park, Sung-Soo (KOR)

Echeev, Vladimir (URS)

Chun, In-Soo (KOR)

Reniers, martinus (HOL)

Echeev, Vladimir (URS)

Park, Sung-Soo (KOR)

Chun, In-Soo (KOR)

Reniers, Martinus (HOL)


Wang, Hee-Kyung (KOR)

Yun, Young-Sook (KOR)

Arjannikova, Lioudmila (URS)

Sjowall, Jenny (SWE)





Sjowall, Jenny (SWE)

Franks, Joanne (GBR)

Mountian, Tatiana (URS)





Mountian, Tatiana (URS)





601

601

601

601

660

660

702

702

702

2568

2568

2568

2568

2568

611

611

611

611

611

611

611

648

648

648

631

631

631

694

694

Athletics/Athletisme

EventEpreuve

Men 100m/Hommes

Men 200m/Hommes

Men 10000m/Hommes

Men 3000m Steeplechase/Hommes steeplechase

Men 110m Hurdles/Hommes Haies



Men 20km Walk/Hommes Marche

Men 50km Walk/Hommes Marche

MarkMarques

9.92

19.75

27:21.46

8:05.51

13.17

12.98

47.19

1'19:57

3'38:29


Lewis, Carl (USA)

Deloach, Joe (USA)

Boutaib, Mly. Brahim (MAR)

Kariuki, Julius (KEN)

Kingdom, Roger (USA)

Kingdom, Roger (USA)

Phillips, Andre (USA)

Pribilinec, Jozef (TCH)

Ivanenko, Viacheslav (URS)


9.95

19.80

27:38.34

8:08.02

13.20

13.17

47.63

1'23:13

3'47:26

EventEpreuve

Men High Jump/Hommes saut en Hauteur




Men Pole Vault/Saut a la perche

Men Pole Vault/Saut a la perche

Men Pole vault/saut a la perche

Men Triple Jump/Hommes Triple saut

Men Triple Jump/Hommes Triple saut

Men Shot Put/Hommes Lancer du poids

Men Shot put/Hommes Lancer du poids

Men Shot Put/Hommes Lancer du Poids

Men Discus/Hommes Lancer du disque

Men Hammer Throw/Hommes Lancer du marteau

Men Javelin/Hommes Lancer du javelot




Women 100m/Femmes

Women 100m/Femmes

Women 100m/Femmes

Women 200m/Femmes

W o m e n 400m/Femmes

Women 1500m/Femmes

Women 3000m/Femmes

Women lOOOOm/Femmes

Women 10000m/Femmes

Women 100m Hurdle/Femmes haies





Women High Jump/Femmes saut en hauteur

Women Long Jump/Femmes saut en longueur

Women Discus/Femmes Lancer du disque

Women Javelin/Femmes Lancer du javelot

Women Hepta-Long Jump/Femmes Hepta-saut enlongueur

MarkMarques

2.38m

2.36m =

2.36m =

2.36m =

5.90m

5.85m

5.80m

17.61m

17.42m

21.45m

22.39m

22.47m

68.82m

84.80m

85.90m

76.76m

78.66m

77.44m

10.88

10.62

10.88 =

21.76

48.65

3:53.96

8:26.53

31:44.69

31:05.21

12.47

12.38

54.58

54.00

53.17

2.03m

7.40m

72.30m

74.68m

7.27m


Avdeenko, Guennadi (URS)

Conway, Hollis (USA)

Povarnitsyne, Roudolf (URS)

Sjoberg, Patrik (SWE)

Bubka, Sergey (URS)

Gataouline, Radion (URS)

Egorov, Grigori (URS)

Markov, Hristo (BUL)

Kovalenko, Alexandre (URS)

Guenthoer, Werner (GDR)

Barnes, Randy (USA)

Timmermann, Ulf (SUI)

Schult, Jurgen (GDR)

Litvinov, Serguei (URS)

Zelezny, Jan (TCH)

Raty, Seppo (FIN)

Borglund, Peter (SWE)

Mizoguchi, Kazuhiro (JPN)



Ashford, Evelyn (USA)


Bryzguina, Olga (URS)

Ivan, Paula (ROM)

Samolenko, Tatiana (URS)

Kristiansen, Ingrid (NOR)

Bondarenko, Olga (URS)

Donkova, Jordanka (BUL)

Donkova, Jordanka (BUL)

Fiedler, Ellen (GDR)

Flintoff-King, Debra (AUS)

Flintoff-King, Debra (AUS)

Ritter, Louise (USA)


Hellmann, Martina (GDR)

Felke, Petra (GDR)



2.36m

2.36m

2.36m

2.36m

5.78m

5.78m

5.78m

17.39m

17.39m

21.35m

21.35m

21.35m

68.28m

81.80m

81.80m

81.80m

81.80m

81.80m

10.97

10.88

10.88

21.81

48.83

3:56.56

8:35.96

31:44.96

31:44.69

12.56

12.47

54.61

54.58

54.00

2.02m

7.27m

69.96m

69.56m

7.06m

170

Shooting/Tir

EventEpreuve

Men Air Rifle/Hommes cara. Air Comprime

Men Air Rifle/Hommes cara. Air comprime












Men SB, Rifle, 3 Positions/Hommes cara. petit calibre3 p.








Men Rapid Fire Pistol/Hommes Pistolet de TirRapide



Men Running Game Target/Hommes cible courante



Women Air Rifle/Femmes cara. Air comprime





MarkMarques

594

593

592

591

591

591

591

590

590

590

590

589 =

589 =

1181

1180

1177

1174

1173 =

1173 =

1173 =

1173 =

598

597 =

597 =

591

591

589 =

395

395

395

394

394


Maksimovic, Goran (YUG)

Berthlot, Nicolas (FRA)

Riederer, Johann (FRG)

Stenvaag, Harald (NOR)

Foth, Robert (USA)

Wolfram, Andrea's (GDR)

Zahonyi, Attila(HUN)

An, Byung-Kyun (KOR)

Gaspar, Oliver (HUN)

Badiou, Franck (FRA)

Kurka, Petr (TCH)

Koba, Ryohei (JPN)

Lee, Eun-Chul (KOR)

Allan, Alister (GBR)

Cooper, Malcolm (GBR)

Christensen, Klavs Jorn (DEN)

Dubis, Glenn (USA)

Ivanov, Kirill (URS)

Stenvaag, Harald (NOR)

Petikiane, Gratchia (URS)

Maksimovic, Goran (YUG)

Kouzmine, Afanasi (URS)

Mcnally, John (USA)

Schumann, Ralf (GDR)

Avramenko, Guennadi (URS)

Heiestad, Tor(NOR)

Huang, Shiping (CHN)

Meili, Launi (USA)

Chilova, Irina (URS)

Zhang, Qiuping (CHN)

Maloukhina, Anna (URS)

Bowes, Sharon (CAN)


589

589

589

589

589

589

589

589

589

589

589

589

589

1173

1173

1173

1173

1173

1173

1173

1173

597

597

597

589

589

589

393

393

393

393

393

EventEpreuve





Women SB. Stand. Rifle3 Pos./Femmes cara. Stand.Trois P.









Women Sport Pistol/Femmes Pistolet de Sport








Olympic Skeet/Skeet Olympique

Olympic Skeet/Skeet Olympique

MarkMarques

394

393 =

393 =

393 =

590

586

585

584

584

583

583

582

581 =

591

591

587

586

586

585 =

585 =

585 =

198 =

198 =


Buehlmann, Gabriele (SUI)

Sperber, Silvia (FRG)

Peltola, Pirjo (FIN)

Baldessarini, Sylvia (AUT)

Sperber, Silvia (FRG)

Tcherka Ssova, Valentina (URS)

Maloukhina, Anna (URS)

Klepp, Katja (GDR)

Bowes, Sharon (CAN)

Letcheva, Vessela (BUL)

Karlsson, Anita (SWE)

Meili, Launi (USA)

Dufaux, Irene (SUI)


Saloukvadze, Nino (URS)

Hasegawa, Tomoko (JPN)

Manchon, evelyne (FRA)

Fries, Kristina (SWE)

Breker, Lieselotte (FRG)

Ferencz, Agnes (HUN)

Dobranticheva, Marina (URS)

Wegner, Axel (GDR)

De Iruarrizaga, Alfonso (CHI)

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