List of Olympic medalists from the Czech Republic

CZE

The Český olympijský výbor was founded in 1899 and accepted by the International Olympic Committee in the same year .

Medals balance

Olympic Summer Games

year	team				total
1996	CZE	4th	3	4th	11
2000	CZE	2	3	3	8th
2004	CZE	1	3	5	8th
2008	CZE	3	3	1	7th
2012	CZE	4th	3	4th	12
2016	CZE	1	2	7th	10
	total	15th	17th	24	56

winter Olympics

year	team				total
1994	CZE	-	-	-	-
1998	CZE	1	1	1	3
2002	CZE	1	2	-	3
2006	CZE	1	2	1	4th
2010	CZE	2	-	4th	6th
2014	CZE	2	4th	2	8th
2018	CZE	2	2	3	7th
	total	8th	11	10	29

Medalist

The following overview contains the 90 athletes from the Czech Republic who have won over 80 Olympic medals since 1996 (23 gold, 28 silver and 34 bronze).

A.

B.

Jaroslav Bába - Athletics (0-0-1)
Athens 2004 : bronze, high jump, men
Lukáš Bauer - Nordic skiing (0-1-2)

Turin 2006 : silver, 15 km classic cross-country skiing, men

Vancouver 2010 : Bronze, 15 km cross-country freestyle, men

Vancouver 2010 : Bronze, 4 × 10k relay, men
Josef Beránek - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Jan Bulis - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men

C.

Petr Čajánek - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Libor Capalini - Modern Pentathlon (0-0-1)
Athens 2004 : bronze, men
Jan Čaloun - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Roman Čechmánek - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men

D.

Martin Doktor - Canoe (2-0-0)

Atlanta 1996 : gold, single-canoe 500 m, men

Atlanta 1996 : gold, single-canoe 1000 m, men
Jiří Dopita - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Josef Dostál - Canoe (0-1-2)

London 2012 : bronze, four-person kayak 1000 m, men

Rio de Janeiro 2016 : silver, single kayak 1000 m, men

Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, four-person kayak 1000 m, men
Tomáš Dvořák - Athletics (0-0-1)
Atlanta 1996 : bronze, decathlon, men

E.

Kateřina Emmons - Shooting (1-1-1)

Athens 2004 : bronze, air rifle, women

Beijing 2008 : gold, 10m air rifle shooting, women

Beijing 2008 : silver, small bore, three-position battle, women
Karolína Erbanová - Speed Skating (0-0-1)
Pyeongchang 2018 : bronze, 500 m women
Martin Erat - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men

F. G

H

Roman Hamrlík - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Jakub Hanák - rowing (0-1-0)
Athens 2004 : silver, double fours, men
Dominik Hašek - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Daniel Havel - Canoe (0-0-2)

London 2012 : bronze, four-person kayak 1000 m, men

Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, four-person kayak 1000 m, men
Milan Hejduk - Ice Hockey (1-0-1)

Nagano 1998 : gold, men

Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Zuzana Hejnová - Athletics (0-0-1)
London 2012 : bronze, 400m hurdles, women
Aleš Hemský - ice hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Štěpánka Hilgertová - canoe slalom (2-0-0)

Atlanta 1996 : Gold, Single Kayak, Women

Sydney 2000 : Gold, Single Kayak, Women
Andrea Hlaváčková - tennis (0-1-0)
London 2012 : silver, tennis doubles, women
Milan Hnilička - Ice Hockey (1-0-1)

Nagano 1998 : gold, men

Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Lucie Hradecká - Tennis (0-1-1)

London 2012 : silver, tennis doubles, women

Rio de Janeiro 2016 : Bronze, Mixed
Vavřinec Hradilek - Canoe (0-1-0)
London 2012 : silver, single kayak, men
Lenka Hyková - Shooting (0-1-0)
Athens 2004 : silver, 25 m pistol, women

I. J

Jaromír Jágr - Ice Hockey (1-0-1)

Nagano 1998 : gold, men

Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Martin Jakš - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)
Vancouver 2010 : Bronze, 4 × 10k relay, men
Miroslav Januš - Shooting (0-0-1)
Atlanta 1996 : bronze, running target , men
Marek Jiras - Canoe Slalom (0-0-1)
Sydney 2000 : Bronze, two-man Canadians, men

David Jirka - Rowing (0-1-0)

Athens 2004 : silver, double fours, men

K

František Kaberle - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Tomáš Kaberle - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Tomáš Karas - rowing (0-1-0)
Athens 2004 : silver, double fours, men
Šárka Kašpárková - Athletics (0-0-1)
Atlanta 1996 : bronze, triple jump, women
Miroslava Knapková - rowing (1-0-0)
London 2012 : Gold, One, Women
David Kopřiva - rowing (0-1-0)
Athens 2004 : silver, double fours, men
David Kostelecký - Shooting (1-0-0)
Beijing 2008 : Gold, Trap, Men
Aleš Kotalík - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Martin Koukal - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)
Vancouver 2010 : Bronze, 4 × 10k relay, men
Rudolf Kraj - Boxing (0-1-0)
Sydney 2000 : silver, light heavyweight (-81 kg)
Michal Krčmář - Biathlon (0-1-0)
Pyeongchang 2018 : silver, sprint men
Lukas Krpalek - Judo (1-0-0)
Rio de Janeiro 2016 : gold, light heavyweight, men
Filip Cuba - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Pavel Kubina - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
František Kučera - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Jaroslav Kulhavý - cycling (1-1-0)

London 2012 : gold, cross country (mountain bike), men

Rio de Janeiro 2016 : silver, mountain bike, men
Petra Kvitova - Tennis (0-0-1)
Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, singles, men
Kateřina Kůrková - s. Kateřina Emmons

L.

Robert Lang - Ice Hockey (1-0-1)

Nagano 1998 : gold, men

Turin 2006 : bronze, men

Ester Ledecká - Ski and Snowboard (2-0-0)

Pyeongchang 2018 : Gold, Super-G, Women

Pyeongchang 2018 : gold, snowboard parallel giant slalom, women

M.

Tomáš Mader - Canoe Slalom (0-0-1)
Sydney 2000 : Bronze, two-man Canadians, men
Petr Málek - Shooting (0-1-0)
Sydney 2000 : silver, skeet, men
Marek Malík - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Jiří Magál - Nordic skiing (0-0-1)
Vancouver 2010 : Bronze, 4 × 10k relay, men
David Moravec - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Ondřej Moravec - Biathlon (0-2-1)

Sochi 2014 : silver, persecution men

Sochi 2014 : silver, mixed relay

Sochi 2014 : bronze, mass start men

N

Kateřina Neumannová - Nordic skiing (1-4-1)

Nagano 1998 : silver, 5 km cross-country skiing, women

Nagano 1998 : bronze, cross-country pursuit, women

Salt Lake City 2002 : Silver, 15 km cross country, women

Salt Lake City 2002 : Silver, Cross Country Pursuit, Women

Turin 2006 : Gold, 30 km cross-country skiing, women

Turin 2006 : silver, cross-country pursuit, women
Jana Novotná - Tennis (0-1-1)

Atlanta 1996 : silver, doubles, women

Atlanta 1996 : bronze, singles, women

O

Rostislav Olesz - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men

P

Pavel Patera - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Lukas Pollert - Canoe Slalom (0-1-0)
Atlanta 1996 : Silver, Singles Canadians, Men
Věra Pospíšilová-Cechlová - athletics (0-0-1)
Athens 2004 : bronze, discus throw, women
Martin Procházka - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Václav Prospal - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Jiri Prskavec - Canoe (0-0-1)
Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, slalom single kayak, men

Q

R.

Jan Řehula - Triathlon (0-0-1)
Sydney 2000 : bronze, men
Robert Reichel - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Jiři Rohan - Canoe Slalom (0-1-0)
Atlanta 1996 : silver, two-man Canadians, men
Martin Ručínský - Ice Hockey (1-0-1)

Nagano 1998 : gold, men

Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Vladimír Růžička - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men

S.

Martina Sáblíková - Speed Skating (3-2-1)

Vancouver 2010 : gold, 3000 m, women

Vancouver 2010 : gold, 5000 m, women

Vancouver 2010 : bronze, 1500 m, women

Sochi 2014 : silver, 3000 m, women

Sochi 2014 : gold, 5000 m, women

Pyeongchang 2018 : silver, 5000 m, women
Lucie Safarova - Tennis (0-0-1)
Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, doubles, women
Dušan Salfický - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Eva Samková - Snowboard (1-0-1)

Sochi 2014 : gold, snowboard cross women

Pyeongchang 2018 : bronze, snowboard cross women
Roman Šebrle - Athletics (1-1-0)

Sydney 2000 : silver, decathlon, men

Athens 2004 : gold, decathlon, men
Miroslav Simek - Canoe Slalom (0-1-0)
Atlanta 1996 : silver, two-man Canadians, men
Jiří Šlégr - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Richard Šmehlík - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Lenka Šmídová - Sailing (0-1-0)
Athens 2004 : silver, Europe class, women
Gabriela Soukalová - Biathlon (0-2-0)

Sochi 2014 : silver, mixed relay

Sochi 2014 : silver, mass start women
Jaroslav Soukup - Biathlon (0-1-1)

Sochi 2014 : bronze, sprint men

Sochi 2014 : silver, mixed relay
Jaroslav Špaček - Ice Hockey (1-0-1)

Nagano 1998 : gold, men

Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Ondřej Štěpánek - canoe slalom (0-1-1)

Athens 2004 : bronze, two-man Canadians, men

Beijing 2008 : silver, two-man Canadians, men
Radek Stepanek - Tennis (0-0-1)
Rio de Janeiro 2016 : Bronze, Mixed
Jan Štěrba - Canoe (0-0-2)

London 2012 : bronze, four-person kayak 1000 m, men

Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, four-person kayak 1000 m, men
Barbora Špotáková - Athletics (2-0-1)

Beijing 2008 : gold, javelin, women

London 2012 : gold, javelin, women

Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, javelin throw, women
Martin Straka - Ice Hockey (1-0-1)

Nagano 1998 : gold, men

Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Barbora Strycova - Tennis (0-0-1)
Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, doubles, women
Helena Suková - tennis (0-1-0)
Atlanta 1996 : silver, doubles, women
Marek Svec - Wrestling (0-0-1)
Beijing 2008 : bronze, rings large-Roman. Heavyweight men
David Svoboda - Modern Pentathlon (1-0-0)
London 2012 : Gold, Men
Petr Svoboda - Ice Hockey (1-0-0)
Nagano 1998 : gold, men
Ondřej Synek - rowing (0-2-1)

Beijing 2008 : Silver, One, Men

London 2012 : Silver, One, Men

Rio de Janeiro 2016 : Bronze, One, Men
Adéla Sýkorová - Shooting (0-0-1)
London 2012 : bronze, small bore three-position fight, women

T

Martin Tenk - Shooting (0-0-1)
Sydney 2000 : Bronze, Free Pistol, Men
Lukáš Trefil - Canoe (0-0-2)

London 2012 : bronze, four-person kayak 1000 m, men

Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, four-person kayak 1000 m, men

U

V

Aleš Valenta - Ski Freestyle (1-0-0)
Salt Lake City 2002 : Gold, jumping, men
Vitezslav Vesely - Athletics (0-0-1)
London 2012 : bronze, javelin, men
Veronika Vítková - Biathlon (0-1-1)

Sochi 2014 : silver, mixed relay

Pyeongchang 2018 : bronze, sprint women
David Výborný - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Tomáš Vokoun - Ice Hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men
Jaroslav Volf - Canoe Slalom (0-1-1)

Athens 2004 : bronze, two-man Canadians, men

Beijing 2008 : silver, two-man Canadians, men

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Y

Z

Šárka Záhrobská - Alpine skiing (0-0-1)
Vancouver 2010 : bronze, slalom, women
Jan Železný - Athletics (2-0-0)

Atlanta 1996 : gold, javelin, men

Sydney 2000 : gold, javelin, men
Marek Židlický - ice hockey (0-0-1)
Turin 2006 : bronze, men

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