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Men's Team

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Germany (GER) Karl Kreutzberg Arthur Knautz Willi Bandholz Hans Keiter Wilhelm Brinkmann Rudolf Stahl Fritz Spengler Erich Hermann Günter Ortmann Wilhelm Baumann Fritz Fromm Heinz Körvers Wilhelm Müller Georg Dascher Kurt Dossin Hermann Hansen Edgar Reinhardt Hans Thelig Helmut Berthold Alfred Klingler Helmut Braselmann Heinrich Keimig	Austria (AUT) Freidrich Maurer Franz Brunner Friedrich Wurmböck Siegfried Purner Johann Zehetner Johann Houchka Franz Bistricky Franz Berghammer Walter Reisp Ferdinand Kiefler Anton Perwein Alois Schnabel Franz Bartl Johann Tauscher Otto Licha Emil Juracka Leopold Wohrlab Jaroslav Volak Alfred Schmalzer Ludwig Schuberth Josef Kreci Siegfried Polowny	Switzerland (SUI) Eduard Schmid Erland Herkenrath Erich Schmitt Rolf Fäs Max Streib Robert Studer Rudolf Wirz Georg Mischon Ernst Hufschmid Willy Hufschmid Eugen Seiterle Max Blosch Werner Schuermann Willy Schäfer Willy Gysi Werner Meyer Burkhard Gantenbein
1948-1968	not included in the Olympic program
1972 Munich	Yugoslavia (YUG) Zoran Zivkovic Abaz Arslanagic Miroslav Pribanic Petar Fajfric Milorad Karalic Djoko Lavrnic Slobodan Miskovic Hrvoje Horvat Branislav Pokrajac Zdravko Miljak Milan Lazarevic Nebojsa Popovic Zdenko Zorko Albin Vidovic	Czechoslovakia (TCH) Frantisek Kralik Petr Pospisil Ivan Satrapa Vladimir Jary Jiri Kavan Andrej Lukosik Vladimir Habr Jindrich Krepindl Ladislav Benes Vincent Lafko Jaroslav Konencny Pavel Mikes Frantisek Bruna Jaroslav Skarvan Arnost Klimcick Zdenek Skara	Romania (ROM) Cornel Penu Alexandru Dinca Gabriel Kicsid Ghita Licu Cristian Gatu Roland Guner Radu Voinea Simion Sobel Gheorghe Gruia Werner Stockl Daniel Marin Adrian Cosma Valentin Samungi Constantin Tudosie Stefan Birtalan
1976 Montreal	USSR (URS) Mikhail Ishchenko Anatoli Fedyukin Vladimir Maksimov Sergei Kushniryuk Vasili Ilyin Vladimir Kravtsov Yuri Klimov Yuri Lagutin Aleksandr Anpilogov Evgeni Chernyshov Valeri Gassy Nikolai Tomin Yuri Kidyaev Aleksandr Rezanov	Romania (ROM) Cornel Penu Gabriel Kicsid Crisian Gatu Ghita Licu Cezar Draganita Radu Voinea Roland Gunes Alexandru Folker Stefan Birtalan Adrian Cosma Constantin Tudosie Nicolae Munteanu Werner Stockl Mircea Grabovsci	Poland (POL) Andrzej Szymczak Piotr Ciesla Zdzislaw Antczak Zygfryd Kuchta Jerzy Klempel Janusz Brzozowski Ryszard Przybysz Jerzy Melcer Andrzej Sokolowski Jan Gmyrek Henryk Rozmiarek Alfred Kaluzinski Wlodzimierz Zielinski Mieczyslaw Wojczak
1980 Moscow	East Germany (GDR) Siegfried Voigt Günter Dreibrodt Peter Rost Klaus Gruner Hans-Georg Beyer Dietmar Schmidt Hartmut Krüger Lothar Doering Ernst Gerlach Frank-Michael Wahl Ingolf Wiegert Wieland Schmidt Rainer Höft Hans-Georg Jaunich	USSR (URS) Mikhail Ishchenko Viktor Makhorin Sergei Kushniriuk Aleksandr Karshakevich Vladimir Kravtsov Vladimir Belov Anatoli Fediukin Aleksandr Anpilogov Evgeni Chernyshov Aleksei Zhuk Nikolai Tomin Yuri Kidiaev Vladimir Repiev Valdemar Novitski	Romania (ROM) Nicolae Munteanu Marian Dumitru Iosif Boros Maricel Voinea Vasile Stînga Radu Voina Cezar Draganita Cornel Durau Stefan Birtalan Alexandru Fölker Neculai Vasilca Lucian Vasilache Adrian Cosma Claudiu Eugen Ionescu
1984 Los Angeles	Yugoslavia (YUG) Zlatan Arnautovic Momir Rnic Veselin Vukovic Milan Kalina Jovica Elezovic Zdravko Zovko Pavle Jurina Veselin Vujovic Slobodan Kuzmanovski Mirko Basic Zdravko Radjenovic Mile Isakovic Dragan Mladenovic Branko Strbac Rolando Pušnik	West Germany (FRG) Andreas Thiel Arnulf Meffle Rudiger Neitzel Martin Schwalb Dirk Rauin Michael Paul Thomas Happe Erhard Wunderlich Thomas Springel Klaus Woller Jochen Fraatz Ulrich Roth Michael Roth Uwe Schwenker Siegfried Roch	Romania (ROM) Maricel Voinea Vasile Stinga Gheorghe Covaciu Cornel Durau Alexandru Folker Neculai Vasilca Alexandru Buligan Vasile Oprea Mircea Bedevan Dumitru Berbece George Dragescu Adrian Simion Nicolae Munteanu Marian Dumitru Iosif Boros
1988 Seoul	USSR (URS) Andrey Lavrov Aleksandr Tuchkin Aleksandr Rymanov Aleksandr Karshakevich Yuri Nesterov Georgi Sviridenko Andrei Chumentsev Mikhail Vasiliev Vyacheslav Atavin Valdemar Novitski Igor Chumak Konstantin Sharovarov Valeri Gopin	Korea (KOR) Yoon Tae-Il Kim Jae-Hwan Shin Yung-Suk Park Do-Hun Park Young-Dae Koh Suk-Chang Roh Hyun-Suk Oh Young-Ki Choi Suk-Jae Kang Jae-Won Lee Sang-Hyo Lee Jin-Suk Shim Jae-Hong	Yugoslavia (YUG) Momir Rnić Zlatko Saračević Iztok Puc Goran Perkovac Irfan Smajlagić Zlatko Portner Veselin Vujović Jozef Holpert Mirko Bašić Alvaro Načinović Slobodan Kuzmanovski Ermin Velić Rolando Pušnik Boris Jarak Muhamed Memić
1992 Barcelona	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	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	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	Croatia (CRO) Vladimir Jelcic Goran Perkovac Irfan Smajlagic Bozidar Jovic Alvaro Nacinovic Vladimir Sujster Bruno Gudelj Nenad Kljaic Iztok Puc Zoran Mikulic Patrik Cavar Venio Losert Patrik Cavar Valner Frankovic Slavko Goluza Valter Matosevic Zlatko Saracevic	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	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	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 Alexandre Tuchkin Lev Voronin	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	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	Croatia (CRO) Davor Dominikovic Venio Losert Ivano Balic Vedran Zrnic Igor Vori Goran Sprem Denis Spoljaric Vlado Sola Petar Metlicic Valter Matosevic Blazenko Lackovic Niksa Kaleb Slavko Goluza Mirza Dzomba	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	Russia (RUS) Alexandre 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

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Women's Team

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1976 Montreal	USSR (URS) Aldona Chesaitite-Nenenene Nina Lobova Lyudmila Panchuk Larisa Karlova Natalia Sherstyuk-Timoshkina Rafiga Shabanova Liubov Berezhnaya-Odinokova Zinaida Turchina Tatiana Makarets-Kochergina Mariya Litoshchenko Liudmila Bobrus-Paradnik Tatyana Glushchenko Lyudmila Shubina Galina Zakharova	East Germany (GDR) Hannelore Zober Gabriele Badorek Evelyn Matz Roswitha Krause Christina Rost Petra Uhlig Christina Voss Liane Michaelis Silvia Siefert Marion Tietz Kristina Richter-Hochmut Eva Paskuy Waltraud Kretzschmar Hannelore Burosch	Hungary (HUN) Agota Bujdoso Marta Megyeri Borbala Toth-Harsanyi Katalin Laki Amalia Sterbinszky Ilona Nagy Klara Csik Rozalia Lelkes Maria Vadasz Erzsebet Nemeth Eva Angyal Maria Berzsenyi Marianna Nagy Zsuzsa Kezi
1980 Moscow	USSR (URS) Natalia Timoshkina Larisa Karlova Irina Palchikova Zinaida Turchina Tatiana Kochergina Liudmila Poradnik Larisa Savkina Aldona Nenenene Yulia Safina Olga Zubareva Valentina Lutaeva Liubov Odinokova Sigita Strechen Natalia Lukianenko	Yugoslavia (YUG) Ana Titlic Slavica Jeremic Zorica Vojinovic Radmila Drljaca Katica Ileš Mirjana Ognjenovic Svetlana Anastasovski Rada Savic Svetlana Kitic Mirjana Djurica Biserka Višnjic Vesna Radovic Jasna Merdan Vesna Miloševic	East Germany (GDR) Hannelore Zober Katrin Krüger Evelyn Matz Roswitha Krause Christina Rost Petra Uhlig Claudia Wunderlich Sabine Röther Kornelia Kunisch Marion Tietz Kristina Richter Waltraud Kretzschmar Birgit Heinecke Renate Rudolph
1984 Los Angeles	Yugoslavia (YUG) Jasna Ptujec Zorica Pavisevic Ljubinka Jankovic Svetlana Anastasovski Svetlana Kitic-Dasic Emilija Ercic Alenka Cuderman Svetlana Mugosa-Antit Mirjana Djurica Biserka Visnjic Slavica Djukic Jasna Merdan-Kolar Mirjana Ognjenovic Ljiljana Mugosa Dragica Djuric	Korea (KOR) Kyung-Soon Kim Soon-Ei Lee Hyoi-Soon Jeong Mi-Sook Kim Hwa-Soo Han Ok-Hwa Kim Choon-Rye Kim Soon-Book Jeong Byung-Soon Yoon Young-Ja Lee Kyung-Hwa Sung Soo-Kyung Yoon Mi-Ha Son	China (CHN) Xing-Jiang Wu Jian-Ping He Jue-Feng Zhu Wei-Hong Zhang Xiu-Min Gao Lin-Wei Wang Li-Ping Liu Xiu-Lan Sun Yu-Mei Liu Lan Li Ming-Xing Wang Zhen Chen Pei-Jun Zhang
1988 Seoul	Korea (KOR) Song Ji-Hyun Han Hyun-Sook Kim Choon-Rye Kim Myung-Soon Lee Ki-Soon Kim Hyun-Mee Kim Mi-Sook Suk Min-Hee Son Mi-Ha Lim Mi-Kyung Kim Kyung-Soon Sung Kyung-Hwa	Norway (NOR) Cathrine Svendsen Heidi Sundal Hanne Hegh Hanne Hogness Karin Singstad Trine Haltvik Ingrid Steen Karin Pettersen Annette Skottvoll Kristin Midthun Kjerstin Andersen Berit Digre Susann Goksør Marte Eliasson Vibeke Johnsen	USSR (URS) Natalya Mitryuk Larisa Karlova Zinaida Turchina Marina Bazanova Natalya Morskova Tatyana Gorb Elena Nemashkalo Tatyana Djandjgava Natalya Anisimova Svetlana Mankova Yevgeniya Tovstogan Olga Semenova Natalya Rusnachenko Ellina Guseva
1992 Barcelona	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	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	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	Denmark (DEN) Lene Rantala Anne Dorthe Tanderup Camilla Andersen Tina Bottzau Anette Hoffman Anja Hansen Marianne Florman Janne Kolling Conny Hamann Anja Andersen Gitte Madsen Gitte Sunesen Heidi Astrup Tonje Kærgård Susanne Lauritsen Kristine Andersen	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	Hungary (HUN) Aniko Meksz Eszter Matefi Auguszta Matyas Beatrix Toth Ildiko Padar Erzsebet Kocsis Helga Nemeth Beat Siti Eva Erdos Aniko Kantor Beata Hoffman Aniko Kantor Aniko Nagy Beatrix Kokeny Andrea Farkas Katalin Szilagyi Anna Szanto
2000 Sydney	Denmark (DEN) Lene Rantala Camilla Andersen Tina Böttzau Janne Kolling Tonje Kjærgård Karen Brødsgaard Katrine Fruelund Maja Grønbæk Christina Hansen Anette Hoffmann Lotte Kjærskou Karin Mortensen Anja Nielsen Rikke Petersen Mette Vestergaard	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 Lőwy Anita Kulcsár Beatrix Balogh	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	Denmark (DEN) Louise Bager Nørgaard Rikke Skov Henriette Rønde Mikkelsen Mette Vestergaard Rikke Hørlykke Jørgensen Camilla Ingemann Thomsen Karin Ørnhøj Mortensen Lotte Kiærskou Trine Jensen Katrine Fruelund Rikke Poulsen Schmidt Kristine Andersen Karen Brødsgaard Line Daugaard Josephine Touray	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	Ukraine (UKR) Nataliya Borysenko Ganna Burmystrova Tetyana Shinkarenko Maryna Vergelyuk Olena Yatsenko Ganna Siukalo Olena Radchenko Olena Tsygitsa Galyna Markushevska Lyudmyla Shevchenko Iryna Honcharova Nataliya Lyapina Anastasiya Borodina Larysa Zaspa Oxana Rayhel

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References

• International Olympic Committee results database