Great Olympians
These people have won three medals in a same event in three Olympiads :
(arranged by sport and event) (509 people) (not updated at Athina)
Aeronautism
A special gold medal was awarded in 1936 for Aeronautic achievements (a flight
over the Alps).
Alpinism
Special gold medals were awarded in 1924 and 1936 for Alpinistic achievements.
Archery (1)
Individual (1)
Team (1)
Artistic Events
Were on the Olympic program from 1912 to 1948. Jean
Jacoby won two gold medals for Painting.
Badminton
So far only three times on the Olympic program. Three people have two medals.
Baseball (5)
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Luis Ulacia Álvarez, Omar Linares Izquierdo, Omar Ajete Iglesias,
Orestes Kindelán Olivares, Antonio Pacheco Massó
(1992-96-2000)
Basketball (16)
Men (15)
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Maigonis Valdmanis (1952-56-60)
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Janis Kruminsh, Valdis Muishnieks (1956-60-64)
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Gennadi Volnov (1960-64-68-72) (4)
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Sergei Belov (1968-72-76-80) (4)
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Kresimir Cosic (1968-76-80)
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Rajko Zizic, Andro Knego, Drazen Dalipagic (1976-80-84)
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Drazen Petrovic (1984-88-92)
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Arvydas Sabonis, Sarunas Marciulionis, Rimas Kurtinaitis (1988-92-96)
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David Robinson (1988-92-96)
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Gintaras Einikis (1992-96-2000)
Women (1)
Biathlon (8)
Men (7)
Women (1)
Bobsleigh (6)
Men (6)
Women (0)
competed for the first time in 2002, where Susi Erdman, who had previously
won two medals at Luge, now won another
Boxing (6)
Canoeing (11)
Canadian (4)
Men (4)
Kayak (7)
Men (3)
Women (4)
Slalom Canoeing
Has appeared on the Olympic program only three times : 1972, 1992,96. Six
men and 1 woman have won two medals.
Cricket
Was just once on the Olympic program, in 1900.
Croquet
Was just once on the Olympic program, in 1900.
Curling
Made its first Olympic (official) appearance at Nagano. There are no winners
of two medals yet.
Cycling (5)
Track (4)
Road (1)
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Road Race, team - Ragnar Malm (1912-20-24)
Mountain-Bike (0)
Had its first appearance at Atlanta. Paola Pezzo has two golds already.
Diving (7)
Men (6)
Women (1)
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Highboard - Paula Jean Pope-Myers (1952-56-60)
Equestrianism (25)
Individual (4)
Team (24)
Fencing (84)
Men (65)
Individual (8)
Team (18 foil, 17 epee, 28 sabre = 63)
Women (19)
Individual (3)
Team (17)
Figure Skating (8)
Men (1)
Women (1)
Pairs (4)
Ice Dance (2)
Football (1)
Golf (0)
Was on the Olympic program in 1900 and 1904. No repeaters.
Gymnastics (19)
Men (14)
Individual (2)
Team (14)
Women (6)
Individual (1)
Team (6)
Rythmic Gymnastics
Has been on the Olympic programme five times, but just one gymnast has won
more than one medal : Alexandra Timoshenko - bronze 1988, gold 1992.
Trampolining
First time on the Olympic program in 2000.
Handball (15)
Men (12)
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Radu Voina, Adrian Cosma, Stefan Birtalan (1972-76-80)
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Nicolae Munteanu, Alexandru Folker (1976-80-84)
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Andrei Lavrov
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Magnus Wislander, Ola Lindgren, Tomas Svensson, Pierre Thorsson, Magnus
Andersson (1992-96-2000)
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Talant Dujshebaev (1992/Unified Team-1996-2000/Spain)
Women (3)
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Larisa Karlova, Zinaida Turchina (1976-80-88)
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Susann Gogksør-Bjerkheim (1988-92-2000)
Hockey (29)
Men (28)
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Richard Allen, Dhyan
Chand
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Ranganandan Francis, Randhir
Singh Gentle, Balbir Singh
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Leslie Walter Claudius (4)
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Udham Singh (4)
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Shankar Laxman (1956-60-64)
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Mansoor Hussain Atif, Anwar Ahmad Khan, Muneer Ahmed Dar, Abdul Hamid, Mutih
Ullah (1956-60-64)
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Prithipal Singh, John V Peter (1960-64-68)
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Harbinder Singh (1964-68-72)
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Saeed Anwar, Mohammad Asad Malik (1964-68-72)
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Abdul Rashid jun. (1968-72-76)
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Andreas Keller, Carsten Fischer, Volker Fried (1984-88-92)
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Jacques Brinkman (1988-96-2000)
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Michael York, Jay Stacy, Stephen Davies, Damon Diletti, Lachlan Dreher
(1992-96-2000)
Women (1)
Ice Hockey (25)
Men (25)
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Venjamin Alexandrov (1960-64-68)
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Viktor Kuzkin, Alexander
Ragulin, Anatoli Firsov,
Vitali Davidov
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Vladimir Dzurilla, Josef Cerny (1964-68-72)
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Jiri Holik (1964-68-72-76) (4)
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Frantisek Pospicil, Oldrich Machac (1968-72-76)
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Vladislav Tretiak (4)
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Boris Mikhailov, Vladimir Petrov, Valeri Sharlamov, Valeri Vasiliev, Alexander
Malchev (1972-76-80)
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Sergej Makarov, Vladimir Krutov (1980-84-88)
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Andrej Chomutov
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Igor Kravchuk (1988-92-98-02) (4)
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Jarmo Myllys, Jukka Tammi (1988-94-98)
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Igor Larionov (1984-88-2002)
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Darius Kasparaitis, Alexei Zhamnov (1992-98-2002)
Women (0)
Was on the Olympic program for the first time in 1998. 10 Canadians and 13
Americans have won a gold and a bronze.
Jeu de la Paume
Once on the Olympic program, in 1908.
Judo (4)
Men (2)
Women (2)
Lacrosse
Was twice on the Olympic Program, in 1904 and 1908, but there were no repeaters.
Luge (5)
Men (5)
Women (0)
Modern Pentathlon (5)
Individual (2)
Team (4)
Ladies
First time on the Olympic program in 2000.
Motor Boat Racing
These days, motor sports are not allowed on the Olympic program, but not
in 1908.
Polo (0)
Appeared 5 times in the Olympic Games (1900, 08, 20, 24 and 36)
4 people have managed 2 medals, the best being Jack Lord Woodhouse with silver
in 1908 and gold in 1920.
Rackets
Once on the Olympic program, in 1908. Evan Noel won both the individual and
the doubles title.
Roque
An individual sport, practiced only once on the Olympic program, in 1904.
Rowing (18)
Men (13)
Women (5)
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double sculls - Elisabeta Oleniuc-Lipa
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eights - Doina Balan-Snep, Adriana Chelariu-Bazon (1984-88-92)
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eights - Ioana Olteanu, Elena Georgescu (1992-96-2000)
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eights - Lesley Thompson (1992-96-2000)
11 women have won two gold medals
Rugby (0)
Was four times on the Olympic program : 1900,08,20 & 24.
Five Americans have gold medals from 1920 and 24. Daniel Caroll has gold
from 1908 as an Australian and from 1920 as an American.
Sailing (8)
Shooting (8)
Shorttrack (1)
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3000m, team - Isabelle Charest
Skeleton
(or head-first luge) was run on the Cresta Run in St Moritz when the Olympics
were held there in 1928 and 1948, and returned to the Olympic program in
2002. John Heaton won silver in 1928 and 1948 !
Skiing - Alpine (2)
Men (2)
Women (0)
Skiing - Freestyle
Has been on the Olympic program since 1992. Several skiers have 2 medals,
but none have 3.
Skiing - Nordic (26)
Cross-Country (22)
Men (10)
Women (12)
Jumping (1)
Nordic Combined (3)
Snowboarding
Made its first appearance on the Olympic Program at Nagano. Ross Powers and
Karine Ruby won two medals
Softball
Made its first appearance on the Olympic program at Atlanta. Six ladies have
a gold and silver, seven have two bronzes.
Speed Skating (8)
Men (3)
Women (5)
Swimming (15)
Men (8)
Women (7)
Synchronized Swimming (0)
In four Olympic competitions, four swimmers have won a gold and a silver.
Table Tennis (2)
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Men's Doubles - Yoo Nam-Kyu (1988-92-96)
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Ladies' Singles - Chen Jing
Taekwondo
For the first time on the program in 2000
Tennis (0)
Until 1924
Reginald Frank Doherty won gold at doubles in
1900 and 1908
After 1988
Marie-Joe Fernandez and Gigi Fernandez won gold
at doubles in 1992 and 1996. Todd Woodbridge, Mark Woodforde did the same
in 1996 and 2000.
Track and Field (41)
Men (27)
Women (14)
Triathlon
For the first time on the program in 2000
Tug-of-War (3)
Volleyball (15)
Men (6)
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Juri Poyarkov (1964-68-72)
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Masayuki Minami, Katsutoshi Nekota (1964-68-72)
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Vladimir Kondra (1972-76-80)
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Vyacheslav Zaitsev (1976-80-88)
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Stephen Timmons (1984-88-92)
Women (9)
Beach Volleyball
First appearance at Atlanta. Natalie Cook, Kerrie-Ann Pottharst and Sandra
Pires have a gold and a bronze medal.
Waterpolo (33)
Men (33)
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Charles Smith, Paul
Radmilovic
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Harald Julin, Pontus Hansson, Robert Andersson (1908-12-20)
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Joseph Plettinckx (1908-12-20-24) (4)
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Albert Durant (1912-20-24)
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Homonnay Márton, Halassy Olivér (1928-32-36)
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Fritz Gunst (1928-32-36)
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Gerard Blitz (1920-24-36)
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Jeney László (1948-52-56-60) (4)
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Markovits Kálmán (1952-56-60)
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Gyarmati Dezsö
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Boros Ottó, Kanisza Tivadar (1956-60-64)
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Kárpáti György
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Mayer Mihály (1956-60-64-68) (4)
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Viktor Ageev (1956-60-64)
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Vladimir Semyonov (1960-64-68)
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Felkai László, Dömötör Zoltan, (Konrád
János) (1960-64-68)
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Bodnár Andras (1960-64-68-72) (4)
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Leonid Ossipov (1964-68-72)
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Pócsik Dénes (1964-68-72)
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Konrád Ferenc, Sárosi László (1968-72-76)
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Molnár Endre, Szivós István, jr (1968-72-76-80) (4)
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Alexei Barkalov (1968-72-80)
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Faragó Tamás (1972-76-80)
Women
First tournament in 2000.
Weightlifting (18)
Men (18)
Women
First competition in 2000
Wrestling (25)
Free Style (9)
Greco-Roman (16)
(*) Ray Ewry, Edoardo Mangiarotti, Eugenio Monti, Gert Frederiksson, Nikolai
Andrianov, Agneta Andersson, Bonnie Blair, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Gunda Niemann
and Claudia Pechstein have achieved this feat in more than one event.
(**) Birgit Fischer has done it in three events, Larissa Latynina in four
events, plus the teams.
(°) People who have achieved it both individually and as member of a
team.
(4) People who have a fourth medal in the same event.
(5) Edoardo Mangiarotti, Kovács Pál, Reiner Klimke,
Saginé-(Ujlaki-)Retjö Ildikó, John Michael Plumb, Harri
Kirvesniemi, Teresa Edwards and Georg Hackl have a fifth medal.
(6) Gerevich Aladár has six consecutive medals (all golds!), Hans
Günther Winkler also has six medals.
Written 1996-10-12 - Sydney added 2000-10-22 - last modified 2002-03-01
hermandw@village.uunet.be
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