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	Handball at the Summer Olympics Handball at the Summer Olympics Debut: 1936 Summer Olympics - Berlin Olympiads: 10 (10 medal editions) Federation: International Handball Federation - IHF Medals Table - Handball Men at the Summer Olympics Rank - Nation - Gold - Silver - Bronze - Total 1 - Soviet Union (URS) - 2 - 1 - 0 - 3 2 - Yugoslavia (YUG) - 2 - 0 - 1 - 3 3 - Croatia (CRO) - 2 - 0 - 0 - 2 4 - Germany (GER) - 1 - 2 - 0 - 3 5 - Russia (RUS) - 1 - 0 - 1 - 2 6 - East Germany (GDR) - 1 - 0 - 0 - 1 6 - Unified Team (EUN) - 1 - 0 - 0 - 1 8 - Sweden (SWE) - 0 - 3 - 0 - 3 9 - Romania (ROU) - 0 - 1 - 3 - 4 10 - Austria (AUT) - 0 - 1 - 0 - 1 10 - Czechoslovakia (TCH) - 0 - 1 - 0 - 1 10 - South Korea (KOR) - 0 - 1 - 0 - 1 13 - Spain (ESP) - 0 - 0 - 2 - 2 14 - France (FRA) - 0 - 0 - 1 - 1 14 - Poland (POL) - 0 - 0 - 1 - 1 14 - Switzerland (SUI) - 0 - 0 - 1 - 1 Medals Table - Handball Women at the Summer Olympics 1 - Denmark (DEN) - 3 - 0 - 0 - 3 2 - South Korea (KOR) - 2 - 3 - 0 - 5 3 - Soviet Union (URS) - 2 - 0 - 1 - 3 4 - Yugoslavia (YUG) - 1 - 1 - 0 - 2 5 - Norway (NOR) - 0 - 2 - 1 - 3 6 - Hungary (HUN) - 0 - 1 - 2 - 3 7 - East Germany (GDR) - 0 - 1 - 1 - 2 8 - China (CHN) - 0 - 0 - 1 - 1 8 - Unified Team (EUN) - 0 - 0 - 1 - 1 8 - Ukraine (UKR) - 0 - 0 - 1 - 1 Events - Handball at the Summer Olympics • Handball Men (1936; 1972-) • Handball Women (1976-) Participating nations - Handball at the Summer Olympics • Men's tournaments Austria \| Canada \| China \| Congo \| Côte d'Ivoire \| Czechoslovakia \| East Germany \| West Germany \| Hungary \| Japan \| Norway \| Romania \| South Korea \| Soviet Union \| United States \| Yugoslavia • Women's tournaments Algeria \| Austria \| Canada \| Cuba \| Czechoslovakia \| Denmark \| Germany \| East Germany \| West Germany \| Hungary \| Iceland \| Japan \| Kuwait \| Norway \| Poland \| Romania \| South Korea \| Soviet Union \| Spain \| Sweden \| Switzerland \| Tunisia \| United States \| Yugoslavia Handball at the 2008 Summer Olympics Dates: August 9-24, 2008 Venue: National Indoor Stadium - Beijing - China • Handball at the 2008 Summer Olympics Men's tournaments - Handball at the Summer Olympics Games - Gold - Silver - Bronze 1936 Berlin - Germany (GER) - Austria (AUT) - Switzerland (SUI) 1972 Munich - Yugoslavia (YUG) - Czechoslovakia (TCH) - Romania (ROM) 1976 Montreal - Soviet Union (URS) - Romania (ROM) - Poland (POL) 1980 Moscow - East Germany (GDR) - Soviet Union (URS) - Romania (ROM) 1984 Los Angeles - Yugoslavia (YUG) - West Germany (FRG) - Romania (ROM) 1988 Seoul - Soviet Union (URS) - South Korea (KOR) - Yugoslavia (YUG) 1992 Barcelona - Unified Team (EUN) - Sweden (SWE) - France (FRA) 1996 Atlanta - Croatia (CRO) - Sweden (SWE) - Spain (ESP) 2000 Sydney - Russia (RUS) - Sweden (SWE) - Spain (ESP) 2004 Athens - Croatia (CRO) - Germany (GER) - Russia (RUS) 2008 - Women's tournaments - Women's Handball at the Summer Olympics Games - Gold - Silver - Bronze 1976 Montreal - Soviet Union (URS) - East Germany (GDR) - Hungary (HUN) 1980 Moscow - Soviet Union (URS) - Yugoslavia (YUG) - East Germany (GDR) 1984 Los Angeles - Yugoslavia (YUG) - South Korea (KOR) - China (CHN) 1988 Seoul - South Korea (KOR) - Norway (NOR) - Soviet Union (URS) 1992 Barcelona - South Korea (KOR) - Norway (NOR) - Unified Team (EUN) 1996 Atlanta - Denmark (DEN) - South Korea (KOR) - Hungary (HUN) 2000 Sydney - Denmark (DEN) - Hungary (HUN) - Norway (NOR) 2004 Athens - Denmark (DEN) - South Korea (KOR) - Ukraine (UKR) 2008 - List of Olympic medalists - Handball Women at the Summer Olympics 1976 Montreal Gold - Soviet Union (URS) Lyubov Berezhnaya \| Lyudmyla Bobrus \| Aldona Cesaityte \| Tetyana Hlushchenko \| Larysa Karlova \| Mariya Litoshenko \| Nina Lobova \| Tetyana Makarets \| Lyudmyla Panchuk \| Rafiga Shabanova \| Nataliya Sherstyuk \| Lyudmila Shubina \| Zinaida Turchyna \| Halyna Zakharova Silver - East Germany (GDR) Gabriele Badorek \| Hannelore Burosch \| Roswitha Krause \| Waltraud Kretzschmar \| Evelyn Matz \| Liane Michaelis \| Eva Paskuy \| Kristina Richter \| Christina Rost \| Silvia Siefert \| Marion Tietz \| Petra Uhlig \| Christina Voß \| Hannelore Zober Bronze - Hungary (HUN) Éva Angyal \| Mária Berzsenyi \| Ágota Bujdosó \| Klára Csíkné \| Zsuzsanna Kéziné \| Katalin Lakiné \| Rozália Lelkesné \| Márta Megyeriné \| Ilona Nagy \| Marianna Nagy \| Erzsébet Németh \| Amália Sterbinszky \| Borbála Tóth Harsányi \| Mária Vadászné 1980 Moscow Gold - Soviet Union (URS) Larysa Karlova \| Tetyana Kocherhina \| Valentyna Lutayeva \| Aldona Neneniene \| Lyubov Odynokova \| Iryna Palchykova \| Lyudmila Poradnyk \| Yuliya Safina \| Larisa Savkina \| Sigita Strecen \| Nataliya Tymoshkina \| Zinaida Turchyna \| Olha Zubaryeva Silver - Yugoslavia (YUG) Svetlana Anastasovska \| Mirjana Ðurica \| Radmila Drljaca \| Katica Ileš \| Slavica Jeremic \| Svetlana Kitic \| Jasna Merdan \| Vesna Milosevic \| Mirjana Ognjenovic \| Vesna Radovic \| Radmila Savic \| Ana Titlic \| Biserka Višnjic \| Zorica Vojinovic Bronze - East Germany (GDR) Birgit Heinecke \| Roswitha Krause \| Waltraud Kretzschmar \| Katrin Krüger \| Kornelia Kunisch \| Evelyn Matz \| Kristina Richter \| Christina Rost \| Sabine Röther \| Renate Rudolph \| Marion Tietz \| Petra Uhlig \| Claudia Wunderlich \| Hannelore Zober 1984 Los Angeles Gold - Yugoslavia (YUG) Svetlana Anastasovska \| Alenka Cuderman \| Svetlana Dašic-Kitic \| Slavica Ðukic \| Dragica Ðuric \| Mirjana Ðurica \| Emilija Ercic \| Ljubinka Jankovic \| Jasna Kolar-Merdan \| Ljiljana Mugoša \| Svetlana Mugoša \| Mirjana Ognjenovic \| Zorica Pavicevic \| Jasna Ptujec \| Biserka Višnjic Silver - South Korea (KOR) Han Hwa-Soo \| Jeong Hyoi-Soon \| Jeung Soon-Bok \| Kim Choon-Rye \| Kim Kyung-Soon \| Kim Mi-Sook \| Kim Ok-Hwa \| Lee Soon-Ei \| Lee Young-Ja \| Shon Mi-Na \| Sung Kyung-Hwa \| Yoon Byung-Soon \| Yoon Soo-Kyung Bronze - China (CHN) Chen Zhen \| Gao Xiumin \| He Jianping \| Li Lan \| Liu Liping \| Liu Yumei \| Sun Xiulan \| Wang Linwei \| Wang Mingxing \| Wu Xingjiang \| Zhang Weihong \| Zhang Peijun \| Zhu Juefeng 1988 Seoul Gold - South Korea (KOR) Han Hyun-Sook \| Ki Mi-Sook \| Kim Choon-Rye \| Kim Hyun-Mee \| Kim Kyung-Soon \| Kim Myung-Soon \| Lee Ki-Soon \| Lim Mi-Kyung \| Shon Mi-Na \| Song Ji-Hyun \| Suk Min-Hee \| Sung Kyung-Hwa \| Lee Mi-Young Silver - Norway (NOR) Kjerstin Andersen \| Berit Digre \| Marthe Eliasson \| Susann Goksør \| Trine Haltvik \| Hanne Hegh \| Hanne Hogness \| Vibeke Johnsen \| Kristin Midthun \| Karin Pettersen \| Karin Singstad \| Annette Skotvoll \| Ingrid Steen \| Heidi Sundal \| Cathrine Svendsen Bronze - Soviet Union (URS) Natalya Anisimova \| Maryna Bazhanova \| Tatyana Dzhandzhgava \| Elina Guseva \| Tetyana Horb \| Larysa Karlova \| Natalya Lapitskaya \| Svitlana Mankova \| Natalia Matryuk \| Natalya Morskova \| Olena Nemashkalo \| Natalia Rusnachenko \| Olha Semenova \| Yevheniya Tovstohan \| Zinaida Turchina 1992 Barcelona Gold - South Korea (KOR) Hyang-Ja Moon \| Eun-Young Nam \| Ho-Youn Lee \| Mi-Young Lee \| Jeong-Ho Hong \| O-Kyung Lim \| Hye-Sook Min \| Jeong-Lim Park \| Sung-Ok Oh \| Ri-Ra Jang \| Hwa-Sook Kim \| Kap-Sook Park \| Jae-Kyung Cha \| Hyun-Sook Han \| Sun-Hee Han Silver - Norway (NOR) Hege Kirsti Frøseth \| Tonje Sagstuen \| Hanne Hogness \| Heidi Sundal \| Susann Goksør \| Cathrine Svendsen \| Mona Dahle \| Siri Eftedal \| Henriette Henriksen \| Ingrid Steen \| Karin Pettersen \| Annette Skotvoll \| Kristine Duvholt \| Heidi Tjugum Bronze - Unified Team (EUN) Svetlana Bogdanova \| Natalia Deriouguina \| Galina Onoprienko \| Tatiana Gorb \| Natalia Morskova \| Lioudmila Goduz \| Svetlana Priahina \| Natalya Anisimova \| Galina Borzenkova \| Tatiana Djandjgava 1996 Atlanta Gold - Denmark (DEN) Lene Rantala \| Anne Dorthe Tanderup \| Camilla Andersen \| Tina Bøttzau \| Anette Hoffman \| Anja Hansen \| Marianne Florman \| Janne Kolling \| Conny Hamann \| Anja Andersen \| Gitte Madsen \| Gitte Sunesen \| Heidi Astrup \| Tonje Kjærgaard \| Susanne Lauritsen \| Kristine Andersen Silver - South Korea (KOR) Hyang-Ja Moon \| Soon-Young Huh \| Mi-Sam Kim \| Sun-Hee Han \| Hye-Jeong Kwag \| O-Kyung Lim \| Rang Kim \| Jeong-Mi Kim \| Sung-Ok Oh \| Jeong-Ho Hong \| Jeong-Lim Park \| Yong-Ran Oh \| Jeong-Lim Park \| Eun-Mi Kim \| Sang-Eun Lee \| Eun-Hee Cho \| Cheong-Ship Kim Bronze - Hungary (HUN) Aniko Meksz \| Eszter Matefi \| Auguszta Matyas \| Beatrix Toth \| Ildiko Padar \| Erzsebet Kocsis \| Helga Nemeth \| Beáta Siti \| Eva Erdos \| Aniko Kantor \| Beata Hoffman \| Aniko Kantor \| Aniko Nagy \| Beatrix Kokeny \| Andrea Farkas \| Katalin Szilagyi \| Anna Szanto 2000 Sydney Gold - Denmark (DEN) Lene Rantala \| Camilla Andersen \| Tina Bøttzau \| Janne Kolling \| Tonje Kjærgaard \| Karen Brødsgaard \| Katrine Fruelund \| Maja Grønbæk \| Christina Hansen \| Anette Hoffman \| Lotte Kiærskou \| Karin Mortensen \| Anja Nielsen \| Rikke Petersen \| Mette Vestergaard Silver - Hungary (HUN) Andrea Farkas \| Tamasné Zsembery \| Ildikó Pádár \| Anikó Nagy \| Rita Déli \| Bojana Radulovics \| Krisztina Pigniczki \| Agnes Farkas \| Anikó Kántor \| Beáta Siti \| Beatrix Kökény \| Katalin Pálinger \| Dóra Lowy \| Anita Kulcsár \| Beatrix Balogh Bronze - Norway (NOR) Kristine Duvholt \| Trine Haltvik \| Heidi Tjugum \| Susann Goksør Bjerkrheim \| Ann Cathrin Eriksen \| Kjersti Grini \| Elisabeth Hilmo \| Mia Hundvin \| Tonje Larsen \| Cecilie Leganger \| Jeanette Nilsen \| Marianne Rokne \| Brigitte Sættem \| Monica Sandve \| Else-Marthe Sørlie 2004 Athens Gold - Denmark (DEN) Louise Nørgaard \| Rikke Skov \| Henriette Mikkelsen \| Mette Vestergaard \| Rikke Jørgensen \| Camilla Thomsen \| Karin Mortensen \| Lotte Kiærskou \| Trine Jensen \| Katrine Fruelund \| Rikke Schmidt \| Kristine Andersen \| Karen Brødsgaard \| Line Daugaard \| Josephine Touray Silver - South Korea (KOR) Oh Yong-Ran \| Woo Sun-Hee \| Huh Soon-Young \| Lee Gong-Joo \| Jang So-Hee \| Kim Hyun-Ok \| Kim Cha-Youn \| Oh Seong-Ok \| Huh Young-Sook \| Moon Kyeong-Ha \| Lim O-Kyeong \| Lee Sang-Eun \| Myoung Bok-Hee \| Choi Im-Jeong \| Moon Pil-Hee Bronze - Ukraine (UKR) Nataliya Borysenko \| Ganna Burmystrova \| Tetyana Shynkarenko \| Maryna Vergelyuk \| Olena Yatsenko \| Ganna Siukalo \| Olena Radchenko \| Olena Tsygitsa \| Galyna Markushevska \| Lyudmyla Shevchenko \| Iryna Honcharova \| Nataliya Lyapina \| Anastasiya Borodina \| Larysa Zaspa \| Oxana Rayhel 2008 Beijing Gold - TBA Silver - TBA Bronze - TBA	List of Olympic medalists - Handball Men at the Summer Olympics 1936 Berlin Gold - Germany (GER) Willy Bandholz \| Wilhelm Baumann \| Helmut Berthold \| Helmut Braselmann \| Wilhelm Brinkmann \| Georg Dascher \| Kurt Dossin \| Fritz Fromm \| Hermann Hansen \| Erich Herrmann \| Heinrich Keimig \| Hans Keiter \| Alfred Klingler \| Arthur Knautz \| Heinz Körvers \| Karl Kreutzberg \| Wilhelm Müller \| Günther Ortmann \| Edgar Reinhardt \| Fritz Spengler \| Rudolf Stahl \| Hans Theilig Silver - Austria (AUT) Franz Bartl \| Franz Berghammer \| Franz Bistricky \| Franz Brunner \| Johann Houschka \| Emil Juracka \| Ferdinand Kiefler \| Josef Krejci \| Otto Licha \| Friedrich Maurer \| Anton Perwein \| Siegfried Powolny \| Siegfried Purner \| Walter Reisp \| Alfred Schmalzer \| Alois Schnabel \| Ludwig Schuberth \| Johann Tauscher \| Jaroslav Volak \| Leopold Wohlrab \| Friedrich Wurmböck \| Johann Zehetner Bronze - Switzerland (SUI) Max Blösch \| Rolf Fäs \| Burkhard Gantenbein \| Willy Gysi \| Erland Herkenrath \| Ernst Hufschmid \| Willy Hufschmid \| Werner Meyer \| Georg Mischon \| Willy Schäfer \| Werner Scheurmann \| Edy Schmid \| Erich Schmitt \| Eugen Seiterle \| Max Streib \| Robert Studer \| Rudolf Wirz 1972 Munich Gold - Yugoslavia (YUG) Abaz Arslanagic \| Petar Fajfric \| Hrvoje Horvat \| Milorad Karalic \| Ðorde Lavrnic \| Milan Lazarevic \| Zdravko Miljak \| Slobodan Miškovic \| Branislav Pokrajac \| Nebojša Popovic \| Miroslav Pribanic \| Albin Vidovic \| Zoran Živkovic \| Zdenko Zorko Silver - Czechoslovakia (TCH) Ladislav Beneš \| František Bruna \| Vladimír Haber \| Vladimír Jarý \| Jirí Kavan \| Arnošt Klimcík \| Jaroslav Konecný \| František Králík \| Jindrich Krepindl \| Vincent Lafko \| Andrej Lukošík \| Pavel Mikeš \| Peter Pospíšil \| Ivan Satrapa \| Zdenek Škára \| Jaroslav Škarvan Bronze - Romania (ROM) Stefan Birtalan \| Adrian Cosma \| Marin Dan \| Alexandru Dinca \| Cristian Gatu \| Gheorghe Gruia \| Roland Gunesch \| Gabriel Kicsid \| Ghita Licu \| Cornel Penu \| Valentin Samungi \| Simion Schöbel \| Werner Stöckl \| Constantin Tudosie \| Radu Voina 1976 Montreal Gold - Soviet Union (URS) Aleksandr Anpilogov \| Yevgeny Chernyshov \| Anatoli Fedyukin \| Valeri Gassy \| Vasily Ilyin \| Mykhaylo Ishchenko \| Yuri Kidyaev \| Yuri Klimov \| Vladimir Kravtsov \| Serhiy Kushniryuk \| Yuriy Lahutyn \| Vladimir Maksimov \| Oleksandr Rezanov \| Mykola Tomyn Silver - Romania (ROM) Stefan Birtalan \| Adrian Cosma \| Cezar Draganita \| Alexandru Fölker \| Cristian Gatu \| Mircea Grabovschi \| Roland Gunesch \| Gabriel Kicsid \| Ghita Licu \| Nicolae Munteanu \| Cornel Penu \| Werner Stöckl \| Constantin Tudosie \| Radu Voina Bronze - Poland (POL) Zdzislaw Antczak \| Janusz Brzozowski \| Piotr Ciesla \| Jan Gmyrek \| Alfred Kaluzinski \| Jerzy Klempel \| Zygfryd Kuchta \| Jerzy Melcer \| Ryszard Przybysz \| Henryk Rozmiarek \| Andrzej Sokolowski \| Andrzej Szymczak \| Mieczyslaw Wojczak \| Wlodzimierz Zielinski 1980 Moscow Gold - East Germany (GDR) Hans-Georg Beyer \| Lothar Doering \| Günter Dreibrodt \| Ernst Gerlach \| Klaus Gruner \| Rainer Höft \| Hans-Georg Jaunich \| Hartmut Krüger \| Peter Rost \| Dietmar Schmidt \| Wieland Schmidt \| Siegfried Voigt \| Frank-Michael Wahl \| Ingolf Wiegert Silver - Soviet Union (URS) Aleksandr Anpilogov \| Vladimir Belov \| Yevgeny Chernyshov \| Anatoli Fedyukin \| Mykhaylo Ishchenko \| Aleksandr Karshakevich \| Yuri Kidyaev \| Vladimir Kravtsov \| Serhiy Kushniryuk \| Viktor Makhorin \| Voldemaras Novickis \| Vladimir Repev \| Mykola Tomyn \| Aleksey Zhuk Bronze - Romania (ROM) Stefan Birtalan \| Iosif Boros \| Adrian Cosma \| Cezar Draganita \| Marian Dumitru \| Cornel Durau \| Alexandru Fölker \| Claudiu Ionescu \| Nicolae Munteanu \| Vasile Stînga \| Lucian Vasilache \| Neculai Vasilca \| Radu Voina \| Maricel Voinea 1984 Los Angeles Gold - Yugoslavia (YUG) Zlatan Arnautovic \| Mirko Bašic \| Jovica Elezovic \| Mile Isakovic \| Pavle Jurina \| Milan Kalina \| Slobodan Kuzmanovski \| Dragan Mladenovic \| Zdravko Radenovic \| Momir Rnic \| Branko Štrbac \| Veselin Vujovic \| Veselin Vukovic \| Zdravko Zovko Silver - West Germany (FRG) Jochen Fraatz \| Thomas Happe \| Arnulf Meffle \| Rüdiger Neitzel \| Michael Paul \| Dirk Rauin \| Siegfried Roch \| Michael Roth \| Ulrich Roth \| Martin Schwalb \| Uwe Schwenker \| Thomas Springel \| Andreas Thiel \| Klaus Wöller \| Erhard Wunderlich Bronze - Romania (ROM) Mircea Bedivan \| Dumitru Berbece \| Iosif Boros \| Alexandru Buligan \| Gheorghe Covaciu \| Gheorghe Dogarescu \| Marian Dumitru \| Cornel Durau \| Alexandru Fölker \| Nicolae Munteanu \| Vasile Oprea \| Adrian Simion \| Vasile Stînga \| Neculai Vasilca \| Maricel Voinea 1988 Seoul Gold - Soviet Union (URS) Vyacheslav Atavin \| Igor Chumak \| Valeri Gopin \| Aleksandr Karshakevich \| Andrey Lavrov \| Yuri Nesterov \| Voldemaras Novickis \| Aleksandr Rymanov \| Konstantin Sharovarov \| Yuri Shevtsov \| Georgi Sviridenko \| Aleksandr Tuchkin \| Andrey Tyumentsev \| Mikhail Vasilyev Silver - South Korea (KOR) Choi Suk-Jae \| Kang Jae-Won \| Kim Jae-Hwan \| Koh Suk-Chang \| Lee Sang-Hyo \| Lim Jin-Suk \| Oh Young-Ki \| Park Do-Hun \| Park Young-Dae \| Roh Hyun-Suk \| Shim Jae-Hong \| Shin Young-Suk \| Yoon Tae-Il Bronze - Yugoslavia (YUG) Mirko Bašic \| Jožef Holpert \| Boris Jarak \| Slobodan Kuzmanovski \| Muhamed Memic \| Alvaro Nacinovic \| Goran Perkovac \| Zlatko Portner \| Iztok Puc \| Rolando Pušnik \| Momir Rnic \| Zlatko Saracevic \| Irfan Smajlagic \| Ermin Velic \| Veselin Vujovic 1992 Barcelona Gold - Unified Team (EUN) Andrey Lavrov \| Igor Vassiliev \| Yuri Gavrilov \| Andrei Barbachinski \| Serguei Bebechko \| Valeri Gopine \| Vassili Koudinov \| Talant Douichebaev \| Mikhail Iakimovitch \| Oleg Grebnev \| Oleg Kisselev \| Igor Tchoumak Silver - Sweden (SWE) Mats Olsson \| Robert Hedin \| Magnus Wislander \| Anders Bäckegren \| Ola Lindgren \| Per Carlén \| Erik Hajas \| Magnus Cato \| Axel Sjöblad \| Robert Andersson \| Pierre Thorsson \| Patrik Liljestrand \| Steffan Olsson \| Magnus Andersson \| Tommy Souraniemi \| Tomas Svensson Bronze - France (FRA) Philippe Medard \| Pascal Mahe \| Philippe Deburwau \| Denis Lathoud \| Denis Tristant \| Gael Monthurel \| Eric Quintin \| Jean-Luc Thiebaut \| Philippe Gardent \| Thierry Perreux \| Laurent Munier \| Frederic Perez \| Jackson Richardson \| Stephane Stoecklin \| Frederic Volle 1996 Atlanta Gold - Croatia (CRO) Vladimir Jelcic \| Goran Perkovac \| Irfan Smajlagic \| Bozidar Jovic \| Alvaro Nacinovic \| Vladimir Šujster \| Bruno Gudelj \| Nenad Kljaic \| Iztok Puc \| Zoran Mikulic \| Patrik Cavar \| Venio Losert \| Valner Frankovic \| Slavko Goluža \| Valter Matoševic \| Zlatko Saracevic Silver - Sweden (SWE) Tomas Svensson \| Martin Frändesjö \| Mats Olsson \| Robert Hedin \| Magnus Wislander \| Tomas Sivertsson \| Ola Lindgren \| Per Carlén \| Erik Hajas \| Johan Pettersson \| Stefan Löfgren \| Robert Andersson \| Pierre Thorsson \| Steffan Olsson \| Magnus Andersson \| Andreas Larsson Bronze - Spain (ESP) Jaume Fort Mauri \| Demetrio Lozano \| Salvador Esquer \| Rafael Guijosa \| Fernando Hernandez \| Raul Gonzalez \| Iñaki Urdangarin \| Jesus Olalla \| Mateo Garralda \| Talant Douichebaev \| Jesus Fernandez \| Albert Urdiales \| Jordi Nunez \| Juan Perez \| Jose Hombrados \| Aitor Etxaburu 2000 Sydney Gold - Russia (RUS) Andrey Lavrov \| Dmitriy Filippov \| Viatcheslav Gorpichin \| Oleg Khodkov \| Edouard Kokcharov \| Vassili Koudinov \| Stanislav Koulintchenko \| Dmitri Kouzelev \| Denis Krivoshlykov \| Igor Lavrov \| Serguei Pogorelov \| Pavel Sukossian \| Dmitri Torgovanov \| Aleksandr Tuchkin \| Lev Voronin Silver - Sweden (SWE) Magnus Andersson \| Ola Lindgren \| Tomas Svensson \| Pierre Thorsson \| Magnus Wislander \| Martin Boquist \| Martin Frandesjö \| Mathias Franzen \| Peter Gentzel \| Andreas Larsson \| Stefan Löfgren \| Ljubomir Vranjes \| Staffan Olsson \| Johan Pettersson \| Thomas Sivertsson Bronze - Spain (ESP) Talant Douichebaev \| Mateo Garralda \| Rafael Guijosa \| Demetrio Lozano \| Jordi Nunez \| Juan Pérez \| Iñaki Urdangarin \| Alberto Urdiales \| David Barrufet \| Enric Masip Borras 2004 Athens Gold - Croatia (CRO) Davor Dominikovic \| Venio Losert \| Ivano Balic \| Vedran Zrnic \| Igor Vori \| Goran Šprem \| Denis Špoljaric \| Vlado Šola \| Petar Metlicic \| Valter Matoševic \| Blaženko Lackovic \| Nikša Kaleb \| Slavko Goluža \| Mirza Džomba Silver - Germany (GER) Torsten Jansen \| Stefan Kretzschmar \| Volker Zerbe \| Christian Zeitz \| Frank von Behren \| Daniel Stephan \| Christian Schwarzer \| Christian Ramota \| Klaus-Dieter Petersen \| Florian Kehrmann \| Jan Olaf Immel \| Pascal Hens \| Henning Fritz \| Mark Dragunski \| Markus Baur Bronze - Russia (RUS) Aleksandr Tuchkin \| Alexey Kostygov \| Viatcheslav Gorpichin \| Pavel Bashkin \| Alexander Gorbatikov \| Serguei Pogorelov \| Alexey Rastvortsev \| Denis Krivoshlykov \| Eduard Kokcharov \| Oleg Kuleshov \| Mikhail Chipurin \| Vitali Ivanov \| Andrey Lavrov \| Dmitri Torgovanov 2008 Beijing Gold - TBA Silver - TBA Bronze - TBA
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