List of Olympic medalists from Slovenia

SLO

The Olimpijski komite Slovenije was 1991 founded and in 1993 the International Olympic Committee added.

Medals balance

So far, 30 athletes from Slovenia have won 40 Olympic medals (summer and winter together) (7 gold, 13 silver and 20 bronze).

Slovenia at the Summer Olympics							Slovenia at the Winter Olympics
year	gold	silver	bronze	total	rank	year	gold	silver	bronze	total	rank
1992	0	0	2	2	52	1992	0	0	0	0
1996	0	2	0	2	63	1994	0	0	3	3	20th
2000	2	0	0	2	35	1998	0	0	0	0
2004	0	1	3	4th	63	2002	0	0	1	1	23
2008	1	2	2	5	41	2006	0	0	0	0
2012	1	1	2	4th	42	2010	0	2	1	3	21st
2016	1	2	1	4th		2014	2	2	4th	8th	16
2020	-	-	-	-	-	2018	0	1	1	2
total	5	8th	10	23		total	2	5	10	17th
						Ges. S + W	7th	13	20th	40

Medalist

• Brigita Bukovec - Athletics (0-1-0)

  Atlanta 1996 : silver, 100m hurdles, women

• Jolanda Čeplak - Athletics (0-0-1)

  Athens 2004 : bronze, 800 m, women

• Iztok Čop - rowing (1-1-2)

  Barcelona 1992 : bronze, two without a helmsman, men

  Sydney 2000 : gold, double sculls, men

  Athens 2004 : silver, double scull, men

  London 2012 : bronze, double sculls, men

• Rajmond Debevec - Shooting (1-0-2)

  Sydney 2000 : Gold, small caliber three-position fight, men

  Beijing 2008 : bronze, small caliber three-position fight, men

  London 2012 : bronze, small bore, lying, men

• Alenka Dovžan - Alpine skiing (0-0-1)

  Lillehammer 1994 : bronze, alpine combination, women

• Vesna Fabjan - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)

  Sochi 2014 : bronze, cross-country skiing, sprint freestyle, women

• Jakov Fak - biathlon (0-1-0)

  Pyeongchang 2018 : Silver, 20 km, men

• Damjan Fras - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)

  Salt Lake City 2002 : bronze, ski jumping, team, men

• Teja Gregorin - Biathlon (0-0-1)

  Sochi 2014 : bronze, 10 km pursuit, women

• Sara Isakovič - Swimming (0-1-0)

  Beijing 2008 : silver, 200 m freestyle, women

• Milan Janša - rowing (0-0-1)

  Barcelona 1992 : bronze, four without a helmsman, men

• Peter Kauzer - Canoe (0-1-0)

  Rio de Janeiro 2016 : silver, slalom single kayak, men

• Janez Klemenčič - rowing (0-0-1)

  Barcelona 1992 : bronze, four without a helmsman, men

• Katja Koren - Alpine skiing (0-0-1)

  Lillehammer 1994 : bronze, slalom, women

• Jure Košir - Alpine skiing (0-0-1)

  Lillehammer 1994 : bronze, slalom, men

• Žan Košir - Snowboard (0-1-2)

  Sochi 2014 : silver, snowboard, parallel slalom, men

  Sochi 2014 : bronze, snowboard, parallel giant slalom, men

  Pyeongchang 2018 : bronze, snowboard, parallel giant slalom, men

• Primož Kozmus - Athletics (1-1-0)

  Beijing 2008 : gold, hammer throw, men

  London 2012 : silver, hammer throw, men

• Robert Kranjec - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)

  Salt Lake City 2002 : bronze, ski jumping, team, men

• Petra Majdič - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)

  Vancouver 2010 : bronze, classic sprint, women

• Tina Maze - Alpine skiing (2-2-0)

  Vancouver 2010 : Silver, Super-G, Women

  Vancouver 2010 : silver, giant slalom, women

  Sochi 2014 : gold, downhill, women

  Sochi 2014 : gold, giant slalom, women

• Saso Mirjanic - Rowing (0-0-1)

  Barcelona 1992 : bronze, four without a helmsman, men

• Sadik Mujkic - Rowing (0-0-1)

  Barcelona 1992 : bronze, four without a helmsman, men

• Primož Peterka - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)

  Salt Lake City 2002 : bronze, ski jumping, team, men

• Lucija Polavder - Judo (0-0-1)

  Beijing 2008 : bronze, heavyweight, women

• Peter Prevc - Nordic skiing (0-1-1)

  Sochi 2014 : silver, ski jumping, normal hill, men

  Sochi 2014 : bronze, ski jumping, large hill, men

• Luka Špik - rowing (1-1-1)

  Sydney 2000 : gold, double sculls, men

  Athens 2004 : silver, double scull, men

  London 2012 : bronze, double sculls, men

• Tina Trstenjak - Judo (1-0-0)

  Rio de Janeiro 2016 : gold, light middleweight, women

• Andraž Vehovar - Canoe (0-1-0)

  Atlanta 1996 : Silver, single kayak canoe slalom, men

• Anamari Velenšek - Judo (0-0-1)

  Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, light heavyweight, women

• Vasilij Zbogar - Sailing (0-1-1)

  Athens 2004 : bronze, laser

  Rio de Janeiro 2016 : Silver, Finn

• Urška Žolnir - Judo (1-0-1)

  Athens 2004 : bronze, light middleweight (- 63 kg), women

  London 2012 : Gold, light middleweight (- 63 kg), women

• Peter Žonta - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)

  Salt Lake City 2002 : bronze, ski jumping, team, men

• Denis Žvegelj - rowing (0-0-1)

  Barcelona 1992 : bronze, two without a helmsman, men

Web links

• Olimpijski komite Slovenije