List of the flag bearers of the Lithuanian teams at the Olympic Games

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The list of flag-bearers of the Lithuanian teams at the Olympic Games chronologically lists all the flag-bearers of the Lithuanian teams at the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games .

List of standard bearers

team	event	Standard Bearer ( EF )	Standard Bearer ( AF )
1924 in Paris	Summer games
1928 in St. Moritz	Winter games
1928 in Amsterdam	Summer games
1952–1988 part of the Soviet Union
1992 in Albertville	Winter games	Gintaras Jasinskas
1992 in Barcelona	Summer games	Raimundas Mažuolis
1994 in Lillehammer	Winter games	Povilas Vanagas
1996 in Atlanta	Summer games	Raimundas Mažuolis
1998 in Nagano	Winter games	Povilas Vanagas
2000 in Sydney	Summer games	Romas Ubartas
2002 in Salt Lake City	Winter games	Ričardas Panavas
2004 in Athens	Summer games	Saulius Štombergas	Robertas Javtokas
2006 in Turin	Winter games	Vida Vencienė (Official)	Irina Terentjeva
2008 in Beijing	Summer games	Šarūnas Jasikevičius	Gintarė Volungevičiūtė
2010 in Vancouver	Winter games	Irina Terentjeva	Mantas Strolia
2012 in London	Summer games	Virgilijus Alekna	Jevgenijus Suklinas
2014 in Sochi	Winter games	Deividas Stagniūnas	Agnė Sereikaitė
2016 in Rio de Janeiro	Summer games	Gintarė Scheidt	Edvinas Ramanauskas
2018 in Pyeongchang	Winter games	Tomas Kaukėnas	Andrei Drukarov

Note: (EF) = opening ceremony, (AF) = closing ceremony

statistics

Summer games rank sport EF AF ∑ 1 basketball 2 1 3 sailing 1 2 3 2 canoe 0 2 2 athletics 2 0 2 swim 2 0 2 Total: 7th 4th 11

Winter games rank sport EF AF ∑ 1 Cross-country skiing 2 2 4th figure skating 3 0 3 3 biathlon 2 0 2 4th Short track 0 1 1 5 Alpine skiing 0 1 1 Official 1 0 1 Total: 8th 4th 12

total rank sport EF AF ∑ 1 Cross-country skiing 2 2 4th 2 basketball 2 1 3 figure skating 3 0 3 sailing 1 2 3 5 biathlon 2 0 2 canoe 0 2 2 athletics 2 0 2 swim 2 0 2 9 Short track 0 1 1 Alpine skiing 0 1 1 Official 1 0 1 Total: 15th 8th 23

See also

• Olympic history of Lithuania
• List of the standard bearers of the Soviet teams at the Olympic Games

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Lithuania at www.sport-reference.com; accessed on May 1, 2020