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

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The list of the flag bearers of the Swedish teams at the Olympic Games lists in chronological order all the flag bearers of the Swedish teams at the opening ceremonies of the Olympic Games .

List of standard bearers

team	event	Standard Bearer ( EF )	Standard Bearer ( AF )
1896 in Athens	Summer games	no invasion of the athletes
1900 in Paris	Summer games	no opening ceremony	no graduation ceremony
1906 in Athens	Interludes	Bruno Söderström
1908 in London	Summer games	Erik Granfelt	no graduation ceremony
1912 in Stockholm	Summer games	Robert Olsson
1920 in Antwerp	Summer games	Hans Granfelt
1924 in Chamonix	Winter games	Ruben Rundquist (Official)
1924 in Paris	Summer games	Einar Råberg (Official)
1928 in St. Moritz	Winter games	Viking Harbom (Official)
1928 in Amsterdam	Summer games	Bo Lindman
1932 in Lake Placid	Winter games	Sven Selånger
1932 in Los Angeles	Summer games	Bo Lindman
1936 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Winter games	Sven Selånger
1936 in Berlin	Summer games	Bo Lindman (Official)
1948 in St. Moritz	Winter games	Erik Lindström
1948 in London	Summer games	Per Carleson
1952 in Oslo	Winter games	Erik Elmsäter
1952 in Helsinki	Summer games	Bo Eriksson
1956 in Cortina d'Ampezzo	Winter games	Bror Ostman
1956 in Stockholm	Equestrian games	Gustaf Adolf Boltenstern junior
1956 in Melbourne	Summer games	Per Carleson
1960 in Squaw Valley	Winter games	Einar Granath
1960 in Rome	Summer games	William Grut
1964 in Innsbruck	Winter games	Carl-Gustav Briandt (Official)
1964 in Tokyo	Summer games	William Hamilton
1968 in Grenoble	Winter games	Barbro Martinsson
1968 in Mexico City	Summer games	Rolf Peterson
1972 in Sapporo	Winter games	Hate Börjes
1972 in Munich	Summer games	Jan Jonsson
1976 in Innsbruck	Winter games	Carl-Erik Eriksson
1976 in Montreal	Summer games	Jan Karlsson
1980 in Lake Placid	Winter games	Eva Olsson	Ingemar Stenmark
1980 in Moscow	Summer games	Stig Pettersson (Official)	Bernt Lindelöf
1984 in Sarajevo	Winter games	Mats Waltin
1984 in Los Angeles	Summer games	Hans Svensson
1988 in Calgary	Winter games	Thomas Wassberg
1988 in Seoul	Summer games	Agneta Andersson
1992 in Albertville	Winter games	Tomas Gustafson
1992 in Barcelona	Summer games	Stefan Edberg
1994 in Lillehammer	Winter games	Pernilla Wiberg
1996 in Atlanta	Summer games	Jan-Ove Waldner
1998 in Nagano	Winter games	Torgny Mogren
2000 in Sydney	Summer games	Anna Olsson
2002 in Salt Lake City	Winter games	Magdalena Forsberg
2004 in Athens	Summer games	Lars Frölander	Stefan Holm
2006 in Turin	Winter games	Anja Pärson	Anette Norberg
2008 in Beijing	Summer games	Christian Olsson	Jörgen Persson
2010 in Vancouver	Winter games	Mats Waltin	Marcus Hellner
2012 in London	Summer games	Rolf-Göran Bengtsson	Fredrik Lööf
2014 in Sochi	Winter games	Södergren is different	Charlotte Kalla
2016 in Rio de Janeiro	Summer games	Therese Alshammar	Emma Johansson
2018 in Pyeongchang	Winter games	Niklas Edin	Charlotte Kalla

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

statistics

Summer games rank sport EF AF ∑ 1 athletics 4th 1 5 2 fencing 4th 0 4th 3 canoe 3 1 4th Modern pentathlon 3 0 3 horse riding 3 0 3 Official 3 0 3 7th swim 2 0 2 Table tennis 1 1 2 9 Cycling 0 1 1 Wrestling 1 0 1 rowing 1 0 1 sailing 0 1 1 tennis 1 0 1 do gymnastics 1 0 1 Total: 27 5 32

Winter games rank sport EF AF ∑ 1 Cross-country skiing 6th 3 9 2 Ski jumping 4th 0 4th 3 ice Hockey 3 0 3 Official 3 0 3 5 Curling 1 1 2 Speed ​​skating 2 0 2 Nordic combination 2 0 2 Alpine skiing 2 1 3 9 biathlon 1 0 1 bob 1 0 1 Total: 25th 5 30th

total rank sport EF AF ∑ 1 Cross-country skiing 6th 3 9 2 Official 6th 0 6th 3 athletics 4th 1 5 4th fencing 4th 0 4th Ski jumping 4th 0 4th canoe 3 1 4th 7th ice Hockey 3 0 3 Modern pentathlon 3 0 3 horse riding 3 0 3 Alpine skiing 2 1 3 11 Curling 1 1 2 Speed ​​skating 2 0 2 Nordic combination 2 0 2 swim 2 0 2 Table tennis 1 1 2 16 biathlon 1 0 1 bob 1 0 1 Cycling 0 1 1 Wrestling 1 0 1 rowing 1 0 1 sailing 0 1 1 tennis 1 0 1 do gymnastics 1 0 1 Total: 52 10 62

See also

• Olympic history of Sweden

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Sweden in the database of Sports-Reference (English; archived from the original )