Great Olympians

Biographies - KH

Kha - Kho - Khr - Khv

Leri Khabelovi

B. 1964-07-15, Tbilisi, Georgia, represented the Soviet Union in 1988, the Unified team in 1992 and Russia in 1996
Wrestling, freestyle (1 gold, 1 silver)

	1988	1992	1996	HP
Heavyweight	silver	gold	14th	15624
				15624

Makharbek Khadartsev

Russia
Wrestling, free-style (2 gold, 1 silver)

	1988	1992	1996	HP
-90 kg	gold	gold	silver	37800
				37800

Artem Khadjibekov

Russia
Shooting (1 gold, 1 silver)

	1996	2000	2004	2008	HP
Air Rifle	gold	silver	24th		10400.16
Small-bore Rifle, Prone	22nd	sixth	9th	13th	826
Small-bore Rifle, Combined	15th	fourth	fifth	14th	2626
					13852.16

Alexandros Khalkokondylis

Olympic Competitor nr 13

• 1896-04-06-15:45? - Athletics Track - 100 m heat two - second (Q)
• 1896-07-07-14:40 - Athletics Field - Broad Jump - fourth (2400)
• 1896-04-10-14:30 - Athletics Track - 100 m final - fifth (1000)

Valery Kharlamov

Soviet Union
Ice Hockey (2 gold, 1 silver)

	1972	1976	1980	HP
Team	gold	gold	silver	12600
				12600

Khatzidakis

Olympic Competitor nr 213

• 1896-04-11-09:00 - Shooting - Free Rifle day one
• 1896-04-12-09:00 - Shooting - Free Rifle - AC (132.7)

Spyros Khazapis

Olympic Competitor nr 228

• 1896-04-11-11:30? - Swimming - 100 m for Sailors - second (6000)

Ekaterina Khodotovich

competed in 2000 as

Ekaterina Karsten

and in 2004 as

Ekaterina Karsten(-Khodotovich)

Belarus
Rowing (2 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze)

	1992	1996	2000	2004	2008	HP
Single Sculls		gold	gold	silver	bronze	43560
Quadruple Sculls	bronze					2880
						46440/40680

Andrey Khomutov

Soviet-Union
Ice Hockey (3 gold)

	1984	1988	1992	HP
team	gold	gold	gold	17600
				17600

Member of the Soviet Ice Hockey team of 1984 and 1988, and the combined team in 1992, that won gold on all three occasions.

Efstathios Khorafas

Olympic Competitor nr 219

• 1896-04-11-11:00 - Swimming - 100 m Freestyle - AC (839.5)
• 1896-04-11-12:00? - Swimming - 500 m Freestyle - third (2560)
• 1896-04-11-13:00? - Swimming - 1200 m Freestyle - AC (1076)

Svetlana Khorkina

B. 1979, Russia
Gymnastics (2 gold, 4 silver, 1 bronze)

	1996	2000	2004	HP
Individual Combined	15th	10th	silver	4110
Team Combined	silver	silver	bronze	2904
Vaults	-	-	-	-
Beam	gold	-	-	1600
Uneven Bars	-	gold	8th	1664
Floor	-	silver	-	1000
				11278

Anatoly Khrapaty

B. 1963-10-20, Astana, Kazakhstan; D. 2008-08-11, represented the Soviet Union in 1988
Weightlifting (1 gold, 1 silver)

	1988		1996	2000	HP
Middle-heavyweight	gold				19530
Heavyweight I			silver
Heavyweight				14th
					19530

Dimitrios Khristopoulos

Olympic Competitor nr 201

• 1896-04-10-14:00 - Athletics - Marathon - DNF (16.2)

Stefanos Khristopoulos

Olympic Competitor nr 207

• 1896-04-10-16:30 - Wrestling - Greco-Roman round one - won (Q)
• 1896-04-10-17:00 - Wrestling - Greco-Roman semifinal - lost (3840)
• 1906 Heavyweight (+85 kg) (1080)
• bonus (492)
• 1906 weightlifting (348)

Alexandros Khrysafos

Olympic Competitor nr 221

• 1896-04-11-11:00 - Swimming - 100 m Freestyle - AC (839.5)

Lyudmilla Khvedosyuk

Competed in 1968 and 1972 as

Lyudmilla Pinayeva

B. 1936-01-14, From Leningrad (now St-Petersburg), Russia
Canoeing Women (3 gold, 1 bronze)

	1964	1968	1972	HP
K1, 500 m	gold	gold	-	12800
K2, 500 m	-	bronze	gold	6720
				19520

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