List of Olympic medalists from Belarus

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BLR

The National Olympic Committee of the Republic of Belarus was established in 1991 and admitted to the International Olympic Committee in 1993.

Medals balance

So far, 90 athletes from Belarus have won 96 Olympic medals (20 gold, 32 silver and 44 bronze).

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Belarus at the
Summer Olympics 		 
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Belarus at the
Winter Olympics
year gold gold silver silver bronze bronze total rank year gold gold silver silver bronze bronze total rank
1996 1 6th 8th 15th 37 1994 0 2 0 2 15th
2000 3 3 11 17th 23 1998 0 0 2 2 20th
2004 2 5 6th 13 26th 2002 0 0 1 1 23
2008 3 4th 7th 14th 17th 2006 0 1 0 1 21st
2012 2 5 3 10 25th 2010 1 1 1 3 17th
2016 1 4th 4th 9 2014 5 0 1 6th 8th
2020 - - - - - 2018 2 1 0 3 15th
total 12 27 39 78   total 8th 5 5 18th  
Ges. S + W 20th 32 44 96

Medalist

A.

B.

  • Aljaksandr Bahdanowitsch - Canoe (2-0-0)
    Beijing 2008: gold, 1000 m two-man canoe, men
    London 2012: Gold, 1000 m two-man Canadians, men
  • Andrej Bahdanowitsch - Canoe (2-0-0)
    Beijing 2008: gold, 1000 m two-man canoe, men
    London 2012: Gold, 1000 m two-man Canadians, men
  • Hanna Baziuschka - Weightlifting (0-1-0)
    Athens 2004: silver, class up to 63 kg, women
  • Ihar Bassinski - Shooting (0-2-1)
    Atlanta 1996 : Silver, Free Pistol, Men
    Sydney 2000: Silver, Free Pistol, Men
    Sydney 2000: bronze, air pistol, men
  • Tatjana Belan - rhythmic gymnastics (0-1-0)
    Sydney 2000: silver, group, women
  • Julia Bitschyk - rowing (0-0-2)
    Athens 2004: bronze, two without helmsman, women
    Beijing 2008: bronze, two without helmsman, women

C.

  • Ljubou Tscharkaschyna - rhythmic gymnastics (0-0-1)
    London 2012: bronze, singles, women
  • Wolha Chudsenka - Canoe (0-0-1)
    London 2012: Bronze, 500 m four-person kayak, women
    Rio de Janeiro 2016: bronze, 500 m four-person kayak, women

D.

  • Dzmitryj Daschtschynski - Ski Freestyle (0-1-1)
    Nagano 1998: bronze, moguls, men
    Turin 2006: silver, moguls, men
  • Tamara Dawydenko - rowing (0-0-1)
    Atlanta 1996: bronze, eighth, women
  • Dmitri Debelka - Wrestling (0-0-1)
    Sydney 2000: Bronze, Greco-Roman super heavyweight (up to 130 kg), men
  • Darja Domratschawa - Biathlon (4-1-1)
    Vancouver 2010: Bronze, 15 km, women
    Sochi 2014: gold, 10 km pursuit, women
    Sochi 2014: gold, 15 km, women
    Sochi 2014: gold, 12.5 km mass start, women
    Pyeongchang 2018: Silver, 12.5 km mass start, women
    Pyeongchang 2018: gold, relay, women
  • Pawal Douhal - Modern Pentathlon (0-0-1)
    Sydney 2000: bronze, singles, men
  • Wadsim Dsevyatousky - Athletics (0-0-1)
    Beijing 2008: silver, hammer throw, men
  • Uladsimir Dubrouschtschyk - Athletics (0-1-0)
    Atlanta 1996: silver, discus throw, men

G

  • Murad Hajdarau - Wrestling (0-1-0)
    Beijing 2008: silver, freestyle welterweight (up to 74 kg), men
  • Hanna Hlaskowa - rhythmic gymnastics (0-1-0)
    Sydney 2000: silver, group, women

H

I.

J

  • Iryna Jatchanka - Athletics (0-0-1)
    Sydney 2000: bronze, discus throw, women

K

L.

  • Anatol Larukou - Judo (0-0-1)
    Sydney 2000: bronze, lightweight (-73 kg), men
  • Maria Lasuk - rhythmic gymnastics (0-1-0)
    Sydney 2000: silver, group, women
  • Sergei Lavrenov - Weightlifting (0-0-1)
    Sydney 2000: bronze, lightweight (-79 kg), men
  • Natalja Lavrinenko - rowing (0-0-1)
    Atlanta 1996: bronze, eighth, women
  • Natalija Letschtyk - rhythmic gymnastics (0-0-1)
    London 2012: bronze, team, women
  • Sergei Lishtwan - Wrestling (0-1-0)
    Atlanta 1996: silver, size Roman. Heavyweight (up to 100 kg), men
  • Artur Litvinchuk - Canoe (1-0-0)
    Beijing 2008: Gold, 1000 m four-person kayak, men

M.

  • Wadzim Machneu - Canoe (2-0-2)
    Athens 2004: bronze, 500 m two-man kayak, men
    Beijing 2008: bronze, 500 m two-man kayak, men
    Beijing 2008: Gold, 1000 m four-person kayak, men
    London 2012: Gold, 200 m two-man kayak, men
  • Marharyta Machnjowa - Canoe (0-0-1)
    Rio de Janeiro 2016 : bronze, four-person kayak 500 m, women
  • Vyachevslav Makaranka - Wrestling (0-0-1)
    Athens 2004: bronze, Greco-Roman class up to 84 kg, men
  • Ihar Makarau - Judo (1-0-0)
    Athens 2004: Gold, class up to 100 kg, men
  • Maryja Mamaschuk - Wrestling (0-1-0)
    Rio de Janeiro 2016 : Silver, class –63 kg, women
  • Sjarhej Martynau - Shooting (1-0-2)
    Sydney 2000: bronze, small bore, lying, men
    Athens 2004: bronze, small caliber lying, men
    Athens 2012: gold, small bore, men
  • Alyaksey Myadswedseu - Wrestling (0-1-0)
    Atlanta 1996: Silver, super heavyweight freestyle (over 130 kg), men
  • Jelena Mikulitsch - rowing (0-0-1)
    Atlanta 1996: bronze, eighth, women
  • Max Mirny - Tennis (1-0-0)
    London 2012: Gold, Mixed

N

O

  • Gennady Oleschchuk - Weightlifting (0-0-1)
    Sydney 2000: bronze, featherweight (-62 kg), men

P

R.

  • Julia Raskina - rhythmic gymnastics (0-1-0)
    Sydney 2000: silver, singles, women
  • Andrei Rybakov - Weightlifting (0-1-0)
    Athens 2004: silver, light heavyweight (-85 kg), men

S.

T

  • Alina Tumilowitsch - rhythmic gymnastics (0-0-1)
    London 2012: bronze, team, women
  • Alla Tsuper - Freestyle Skiing (1-0-0)
    Sochi 2014: gold, jumping, women

U

W.

Z

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