Olympians Who Won a Medal at the World Athletics Indoor Championships (967)

Description

Host cities:

World Indoor Games

1985 Paris (FRA) 18-19 January 1985

World Indoor Championships

1987 Indianapolis (USA) 6-8 March 1987
1989 Budapest (HUN) 3-5 March 1989
1991 Sevilla (ESP) 8-10 March 1991
1993 Toronto (CAN) 12-14 March 1993
1995 Barcelona (ESP) 10-12 March 1995
1997 Paris (FRA) 7-9 March 1997
1999 Maebashi (JPN) 5-7 March 1999
2001 Lisboa (POR) 9-11 March 2001
2003 Birmingham (GBR) 14-16 March 2003
2004 Budapest (HUN) 5-7 March 2004
2006 Moskva (Moscow) (RUS) 10-12 March 2006
2008 Valencia (ESP) 7-9 March 2008
2010 Doha (QAT) 12-14 March 2010
2012 İstanbul (TUR) 9-11 March 2012
2014 Sopot (POL) 7-9 March 2014
2016 Portland (USA) 17-20 March 2016
2018 Birmingham (GBR) 1-4 March 2018
2020 Nanjing (CHN) 13-15 March 2020 (postponed due to coronavirus pandemic)

Athlete	Nation(s)	Sport(s)	Role(s)	Era	Notes
Ian Morris	TTO	ATH	Olympics / Other	1988—1992	0–2–0 1989 Budapest silver: 400 m; 1993 Toronto silver: 4×400 m relay
Sandi Morris	USA	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	1–1–0 2016 Portland silver: pole vault; 2018 Birmingham gold: pole vault
Melissa Morrison	USA	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	0–0–1 2003 Birmingham bronze: 60 m hurdles
Svetlana Moskalets	RUS	ATH	Olympics	1996	1–0–0 1995 Barcelona gold: pentathlon
Nico Motchebon	GER	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–0–2 1993 Toronto bronze: 800 m; 1999 Maebashi bronze: 800 m
Mohammed Mourhit	BEL	ATH	Olympics	2000	0–1–0 2001 Lisboa silver: 3000 m
Roman Mrázek	TCH SVK	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–1–0 1989 Budapest silver: 5000 m walk (competed for Czechoslovakia)
Laura Muir	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–1–1 2018 Birmingham silver: 1500 m, bronze: 3000 m
Mbulaeni Mulaudzi	RSA	ATH	Olympics / Other	2004—2008	1–2–0 2004 Budapest gold: 800 m; 2006 Moskva silver: 800 m; 2008 Valencia silver: 800 m
Fabiana Mürer	BRA	ATH	Olympics	2008—2016	1–0–1 2008 Valencia bronze: pole vault; 2010 Doha gold: pole vault
Andrew Murphy	AUS	ATH	Olympics	1996—2004	0–0–1 2001 Lisboa bronze: triple jump
Yvonne Murray	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	1–0–0 1993 Toronto gold: 3000 m
Irina Mushailova	RUS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992	0–1–0 1995 Barcelona silver: long jump
Maria Mutola	MOZ	ATH	Olympics / Other	1988—2008	7–1–1 1993 Toronto gold: 800 m; 1995 Barcelona gold: 800 m; 1997 Paris gold: 800 m; 1999 Maebashi silver: 800 m; 2001 Lisboa gold: 800 m; 2003 Birmingham gold: 800 m; 2004 Budapest gold: 800 m; 2006 Moskva gold: 800 m; 2008 Valencia bronze: 800 m
Sandy Myers	ESP	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–1–0 1991 Sevilla silver: 400 m
John Myles-Mills	GHA	ATH	Olympics / Other	1988—1992	0–1–0 1989 Budapest silver: 60 m
Larry Myricks	USA	ATH	Olympics	1976—1988	2–0–0 1987 Indianapolis gold: long jump; 1989 Budapest gold: long jump
Kène N'Doye	SEN	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	0–0–1 2003 Birmingham bronze: triple jump
Ludmila Narozhilenko-Engquist	RUS URS SWE EUN	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	1–1–0 1989 Budapest silver: 60 m hurdles (competed as Ludmila Narozhilenko for the Soviet Union); 1991 Sevilla gold: 60 m hurdles (competed as Ludmila Narozhilenko for the Soviet Union)
Liliana Năstase	ROU	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	0–0–0 1993 Toronto gold: pentathlon (Non-championship event)
DeDee Nathan	USA	ATH	Olympics	2000	1–0–0 1999 Maebashi gold: pentathlon
Nataliya Nazarova	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000—2012	7–2–0 1999 Maebashi gold: 4×400 m relay; 2003 Birmingham gold: 400 m; 2003 Birmingham gold: 4×400 m relay; 2004 Budapest gold: 400 m and 4×400 m relay; 2006 Moskva gold: 4×400 m relay; 2008 Valencia gold: 4×400 m relay, silver: 400 m; 2010 Doha silver: 4×400 m relay
Caleb Ndiku	KEN	ATH	Olympics	2016	1–0–0 2014 Sopot gold: 3000 m
Kathrin Neimke	GDR GER	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	1–0–0 1995 Barcelona gold: shot put (competed for Germany)
Adam Nelson	USA	ATH	Olympics	2000—2008	0–1–0 2001 Lisboa silver: shot put
Joan Nesbit	USA	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–0–1 1995 Barcelona bronze: 3000 m
Yuliya Nestsiarenka	BLR	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	0–0–1 2004 Budapest bronze: 60 m
Noah Ngeny	KEN	ATH	Olympics	2000	0–0–1 2001 Lisboa bronze: 1500 m
André Niklaus	GER	ATH	Olympics	2008	1–0–0 2006 Moskva gold: heptathlon
Yelena Nikolayeva	RUS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992—2004	1–0–0 1993 Toronto gold: 3000 m walk (competed for Russia)
Francine Niyonsaba	BDI	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	2–0–0 2016 Portland gold: 800 m; 2018 Birmingham gold: 800 m
Charles Nkazamyampi	BDI	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1993 Toronto silver: 800 m
Errol Nolan	JAM	ATH	Olympics	2012	0–0–1 2014 Sopot bronze: 4×400 m relay
Erki Nool	EST	ATH	Olympics / Other	1992—2004	0–2–0 1997 Paris silver: heptathlon; 1999 Maebashi silver: heptathlon
Yuliya Nosova-Pechonkina	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	2–0–0 2001 Lisboa gold: 4×400 m relay (competed as Yuliya Nosova); 2003 Birmingham gold: 4×400 m relay (competed as Yuliya Pechonkina)
Andrea Nuti	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	0–1–1 1991 Sevilla bronze: 4×400 m relay; 1995 Barcelona silver: 4×400 m relay
Dan O'Brien	USA	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–0–0 1993 Toronto gold: heptathlon (Non-championship event)
Frank O'Mara	IRL	ATH	Olympics	1984—1992	2–0–0 1987 Indianapolis gold: 3000 m; 1991 Sevilla gold: 3000 m
Derval O'Rourke	IRL	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	1–0–0 2006 Moskva gold: 60 m hurdles
Marcus O'Sullivan	IRL	ATH	Olympics	1984—1996	3–0–0 1987 Indianapolis gold: 1500 m; 1989 Budapest gold: 1500 m; 1993 Toronto gold: 1500 m
Sonia O'Sullivan	IRL	ATH	Olympics / Other	1992—2004	0–1–0 1997 Paris silver: 3000 m
Francis Obikwelu	NGR POR	ATH	Olympics	1996—2008	0–0–1 1997 Paris bronze: 200 m (competed for Nigeria)
Hellen Obiri	KEN	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	1–1–0 2012 İstanbul gold: 3000 m; 2014 Sopot silver: 3000 m
Peter Ogilvie	CAN	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	0–0–0 1993 Toronto bronze: 1600 m (800-200-200-400) medley relay (Non-championship event)
Falilat Ogunkoya	NGR	ATH	Olympics	1988—2000	0–1–0 1999 Maebashi silver: 400 m
Femi Ogunode	QAT	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–0–1 2014 Sopot bronze: 60 m
Christine Ohuruogu	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2004—2016	1–0–1 2012 İstanbul gold: 4×400 m relay; 2014 Sopot bronze: 4×400 m relay
Courtney Okolo	USA	ATH	Olympics	2016	3–0–0 2016 Portland gold: 4×400 m relay; 2018 Birmingham gold: 400 m and 4×400 m relay
Staņislavs Olijars	LAT	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	2000—2008	0–0–1 2008 Valencia bronze: 60 m hurdles
David Oliver	USA	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2010 Doha bronze: 60 m hurdles
Joachim Olsen	DEN	ATH	Olympics / Other	2000—2008	0–1–1 2004 Budapest bronze: shot put; 2006 Moskva silver: shot put
Christian Olsson	SWE	ATH	Olympics / Other	2000—2008	2–0–0 2003 Birmingham gold: triple jump; 2004 Budapest gold: triple jump
Rafał Omelko	POL	ATH	Olympics	2016	1–0–0 2018 Birmingham gold: 4×400 m relay
Anyika Onuora	GBR	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	2008—2016	0–0–1 2018 Birmingham bronze: 4×400 m relay (ran in heats only)
Andrew Osagie	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2012	0–0–2 2012 İstanbul bronze: 800 m; 2014 Sopot bronze: 800 m
Cornelia Oschkenat	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1988	1–0–1 1987 Indianapolis gold: 60 m hurdles; 1989 Budapest bronze: 60 m hurdles
Shelayna Oskan-Clarke	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2016	0–0–1 2018 Birmingham bronze: 800 m
Merlene Ottey-Page	JAM SLO	ATH	Olympics / Other	1980—2004	3–2–2 1987 Indianapolis silver: 200 m (competed as Merlene Ottey for Jamaica); 1989 Budapest gold: 200 m, bronze: 60 m; 1991 Sevilla gold: 200 m, silver: 60 m (competed as Merlene Ottey for Jamaica); 1995 Barcelona gold: 60 m (competed as Merlene Ottey for Jamaica); 2003 Birmingham bronze: 60 m (competed as Merlene Ottey for Slovenia)
Björn Otto	GER	ATH	Olympics	2012	0–1–0 2012 İstanbul silver: pole vault
Zohra Ouaziz	MAR	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1999 Maebashi silver: 3000 m
İlham Özbilen	TUR	ATH	Olympics	2012—2016	0–1–0 2012 İstanbul silver: 1500 m
Igor Paklin	KGZ URS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	1–0–0 1987 Indianapolis gold: high jump (competed for the Soviet Union)
Vita Palamar	UKR	ATH	Olympics	2000—2008	0–0–1 2008 Valencia bronze: high jump
Paraskevi Papachristou	GRE	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–0–1 2016 Portland bronze: triple jump
Charalampos Papadias	GRE	ATH	Olympics	1996	1–0–0 1997 Paris gold: 60 m
Lampros Papakostas	GRE	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter / Other	1992—2000	0–2–0 1995 Barcelona silver: high jump; 1997 Paris silver: high jump
Tom Pappas	USA	ATH	Olympics	2000—2008	1–0–0 2003 Birmingham gold: heptathlon
Sonia Paquette	CAN	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–0–0 1993 Toronto silver: 1600 m (800-200-200-400) medley relay (Non-championship event)
Artur Partyka	POL	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–1–0 1991 Sevilla silver: high jump
Melanie Paschke	GER	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1995 Barcelona silver: 60 m
Adelina Pastor	ROU	ATH	Olympics	2016	0–0–1 2016 Portland bronze: 4×400 m relay
Miguel Pate	USA	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2003 Birmingham bronze: long jump
Igor Pavlov	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	1–0–0 2004 Budapest gold: pole vault
Vita Pavlysh	UKR EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	1–0–0 1997 Paris gold: shot put (competed for Ukraine)
Pier-Francesco Pavoni	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1984—1988	0–0–2 1987 Indianapolis bronze: 60 m; 1989 Budapest bronze: 60 m
Iván Pedroso	CUB	ATH	Olympics / Other	1992—2004	5–0–0 1993 Toronto gold: long jump; 1995 Barcelona gold: long jump; 1997 Paris gold: long jump; 1999 Maebashi gold: long jump; 2001 Lisboa gold: long jump
Arismendy Peguero	DOM	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–0–1 2008 Valencia bronze: 4×400 m relay
Larisa Peleshenko	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000	1–0–0 2001 Lisboa gold: shot put
Dragan Perić	IOA SRB SCG	ATH	Olympics	1992—2004	0–0–1 1995 Barcelona bronze: shot put (competed for FR Yugoslavia)
Tetiana Petliuk	UKR	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	0–1–0 2008 Valencia silver: 800 m
Dwight Phillips	USA	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	1–0–0 2003 Birmingham gold: long jump
Pedro Pablo Pichardo	CUB POR	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	2016—2020	0–0–1 2014 Sopot bronze: triple jump
Barbara Pierre	HAI	ATH	Olympics	2008	1–0–0 2016 Portland gold: 60 m
Demetrius Pinder	BAH	ATH	Olympics	2012—2016	0–1–0 2012 İstanbul silver: 400 m
Zhanna Pintusevych-Blok	UKR	ATH	Olympics	1996—2004	0–0–1 1993 Toronto bronze: 60 metres (competed as Zhanna Tarnopolska)
Anne Piquereau	FRA	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	0–0–1 1985 Paris bronze: 60 m hurdles
Marek Plawgo	POL	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	0–0–1 2003 Birmingham bronze: 4×400 m relay
Christian Plaziat	FRA	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	1–0–0 1995 Barcelona gold: heptathlon
PattiSue Plumer	USA	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	0–0–1 1985 Paris bronze: 3000 m
Yekaterina Podkopayeva	RUS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992	2–0–0 1993 Toronto gold: 1500 m (competed for Russia); 1997 Paris gold: 1500 m (competed for Russia)
Catherine Pomales-Scott	JAM	ATH	Olympics	1992—2000	0–2–0 2001 Lisboa silver: 4×400 m relay; 2003 Birmingham silver: 4×400 m relay
Nataliya Pomoshchnikova-Voronova	RUS URS	ATH	Olympics	1988—2000	0–0–2 1993 Toronto bronze: 200 m (competed for Russia); 1995 Barcelona bronze: 200 m (competed for Russia)
Margarita Ponomaryova	RUS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992	0–1–0 1991 Sevilla silver: 4×400 m relay (competed for the Soviet Union)
Tiffany Porter	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	0–1–2 2012 İstanbul silver: 60 m hurdles; 2014 Sopot bronze: 60 m hurdles; 2016 Portland bronze: 60 m hurdles
Svetlana Pospelova	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000	0–1–0 2010 Doha silver: 4×400 m relay
Agnese Possamai	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1980—1984	0–1–0 1985 Paris silver: 3000 m
Igor Potapovich	KAZ	ATH	Olympics	1996—2000	1–1–0 1995 Barcelona silver: pole vault; 1997 Paris gold: pole vault
Asafa Powell	JAM	ATH	Olympics	2004—2016	0–1–0 2016 Portland silver: 60 m
Andy Pozzi	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	1–0–0 2018 Birmingham gold: 60 m hurdles
Iva Prandzheva	BUL	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–2–1 1995 Barcelona silver: triple jump; 1999 Maebashi silver: triple jump; 1999 Maebashi bronze: long jump
Jozef Pribilinec	TCH SVK	ATH	Olympics	1980—1988	0–1–0 1987 Indianapolis silver: 5000 m walk
Connie Price-Smith	USA	ATH	Olympics	1988—2000	0–1–0 1995 Barcelona silver: shot put
Irina Privalova	RUS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992—2000	3–2–0 1991 Sevilla gold: 60 m, silver: 200 m (competed as Irina Sergeyeva for the Soviet Union); 1993 Toronto gold: 200 m, silver: 60 m (competed for Russia); 1995 Barcelona gold: 400 m (competed for Russia)
Shara Proctor	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2012—2016	0–0–1 2012 İstanbul bronze: long jump
Yelena Prokhorova	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	0–1–0 2001 Lisboa silver: pentathlon
Andriy Protsenko	UKR	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	0–0–1 2014 Sopot bronze: high jump
Oleg Protsenko	RUS URS	ATH	Olympics	1988	0–1–0 1987 Indianapolis silver: triple jump
Anita Protti	SUI	ATH	Olympics	1988	0–0–1 1991 Sevilla bronze: 400 m
Mateusz Przybylko	GER	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–0–1 2018 Birmingham bronze: high jump
Adam Ptáček	CZE	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–1–0 2004 Budapest silver: pole vault
Jiřina Ptáčníková	CZE	ATH	Olympics	2012—2016	0–1–0 2014 Sopot silver: pole vault (competed as Jiřina Svobodová)
Maricica Puică	ROU	ATH	Olympics	1976—1988	0–0–1 1987 Indianapolis bronze: 3000 m
Anna Pyatykh	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	0–1–1 2006 Moskva silver: triple jump; 2010 Doha bronze: triple jump
Monika Pyrek	POL	ATH	Olympics	2000—2012	0–0–2 2003 Birmingham bronze: pole vault; 2008 Valencia bronze: pole vault
Yoelbi Quesada	CUB	ATH	Olympics	1992—2004	0–1–1 1995 Barcelona silver: triple jump; 2003 Birmingham bronze: triple jump
Renny Quow	TTO	ATH	Olympics / Non-starter	2008—2012	0–0–1 2012 İstanbul bronze: 4×400 m relay
Helga Radtke	GER	ATH	Olympics	1992	1–1–0 1985 Paris gold: long jump (competed for East Germany); 1987 Indianapolis silver: long jump (competed for East Germany)
Nicole Ramalalanirina	FRA MAD	ATH	Olympics	1992—2004	0–0–1 2001 Lisboa bronze: 60 m hurdles (competed for France)
Rashid Ramzi	BRN	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	0–1–0 2004 Budapest silver: 800 m
Cathy Rattray-Williams	JAM	ATH	Olympics	1980—1992	1–0–0 1993 Toronto gold: 4×400 m relay
Bianca Răzor	ROU	ATH	Olympics / YOG	2010—2016	0–0–1 2016 Portland bronze: 4×400 m relay
Heike Redetzky-Henkel	GER FRG	ATH	Olympics	1984—1992	1–1–2 1989 Budapest bronze: high jump (competed as Heike Redetzky for West Germany); 1991 Sevilla gold: high jump (competed as Heike Henkel for Germany); 1993 Toronto silver: high jump (competed as Heike Henkel for Germany); 1995 Barcelona bronze: high jump (competed as Heike Henkel for Germany)
Brittney Reese	USA	ATH	Olympics	2008—2020	3–1–0 2010 Doha gold: long jump; 2012 İstanbul gold: long jump; 2016 Portland gold: long jump; 2018 Birmingham silver: long jump
John Regis	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	1–0–0 1989 Budapest gold: 200 m
Nastja Reiberger	GER	ATH	Olympics	2008	1–0–0 1999 Maebashi gold: pole vault (competed as Nastja Ryjikh)
Ines Reichenbach-Müller	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1980—1988	0–1–0 1985 Paris silver: shot put (competed as Ines Müller)
Ren Ruiping	CHN	ATH	Olympics	1996—2000	0–0–1 1995 Barcelona bronze: triple jump
Ernesto Revé	CUB	ATH	Olympics	2016	0–1–0 2014 Sopot silver: triple jump
Butch Reynolds	USA	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	1–0–0 1993 Toronto gold: 400 m and 1600 m (800-200-200-400) medley relay (Non-championship event)
Fernanda Ribeiro	POR	ATH	Olympics / Other	1988—2004	0–0–1 1997 Paris bronze: 3000 m
Sanya Richards-Ross	USA	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	1–1–0 2012 İstanbul gold: 400 m, silver: 4×400 m relay
Sandie Richards	JAM	ATH	Olympics / Other	1988—2004	3–4–0 1993 Toronto gold: 400 m and 4×400 m relay; 1995 Barcelona silver: 400 m; 1997 Paris silver: 400 m; 2001 Lisboa gold: 400 m, silver: 4×400 m relay; 2003 Birmingham silver: 4×400 m relay
Jill Richardson-Briscoe	CAN	ATH	Olympics	1984—1992	0–0–1 1989 Budapest bronze: 400 m (competed as Jill Richardson)
Jon Ridgeon	GBR	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	0–0–1 1985 Paris bronze: 60 m hurdles
Alina Rîpanu	ROU	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 2004 Budapest bronze: 4×400 m relay
Gil Roberts	USA	ATH	Olympics	2016	1–0–0 2012 İstanbul gold: 4×400 m relay
Garth Robinson	JAM	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1997 Paris silver: 4×400 m relay (ran in heats only)
Khadevis Robinson	USA	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	1–0–0 1999 Maebashi gold: 4×400 m relay
Moushaumi Robinson	USA	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 2008 Valencia bronze: 4×400 m relay
Dayron Robles	CUB	ATH	Olympics	2008—2012	1–1–0 2006 Moskva silver: 60 m hurdles; 2010 Doha gold: 60 m hurdles
Birgit Rockmeier	GER	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	0–0–1 2001 Lisboa bronze: 4×400 m relay
Mike Rodgers	USA	ATH	Olympics	2016	0–1–0 2010 Doha silver: 60 m
Natalia Rodríguez	ESP	ATH	Olympics	2000—2012	0–1–0 2010 Doha silver: 1500 m
Yorgelis Rodríguez	CUB	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–0–1 2018 Birmingham bronze: pentathlon
Lyudmila Rogachova	RUS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992—2000	1–0–0 1991 Sevilla gold: 1500 m (competed for the Soviet Union)
Anna Rogowska	POL	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	0–1–1 2006 Moskva silver: pole vault; 2010 Doha bronze: pole vault
Yulimar Rojas	VEN	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	2–0–0 2016 Portland gold: triple jump; 2018 Birmingham gold: triple jump
Brianna Rollins	USA	ATH	Olympics	2016	0–1–0 2016 Portland silver: 60 m hurdles
Tiffany Ross-Williams	USA	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–1–0 2006 Moskva silver: 4×400 m relay
Laban Rotich	KEN	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–1–1 1999 Maebashi silver: 1500 m; 2004 Budapest bronze: 1500 m
Jason Rouser	USA	ATH	Olympics	1996	2–0–0 1993 Toronto gold: 4×400 m relay; 1997 Paris gold: 4×400 m relay
Shannon Rowbury	USA	ATH	Olympics	2008—2016	0–0–1 2016 Portland bronze: 3000 m
Anja Rücker	GER	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	0–0–1 1997 Paris bronze: 4×400 m relay
Karin Ruckstuhl	NED	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–1–0 2006 Moskva silver: pentathlon
Andrey Rudnitsky	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–1–0 2004 Budapest silver: 4×400 m relay
Maria Rus	ROU	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 2004 Budapest bronze: 4×400 m relay
Alonzo Russell	BAH	ATH	Olympics	2016—2020	0–1–0 2016 Portland silver: 4×400 m relay
Gillian Russell	JAM	ATH	Olympics	1992—1996	0–1–0 1997 Paris silver: 60 m hurdles
Frank Rutherford	BAH	ATH	Olympics / Other	1988—1996	0–0–1 1987 Indianapolis bronze: triple jump
Yelena Ruzina	RUS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992	1–0–0 1995 Barcelona gold: 4×400 m relay (competed for Russia)
Olga Ryabinkina	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	0–0–1 2006 Moskva bronze: shot put
Gary Ryan	IRL	ATH	Olympics	1996—2000	0–0–1 2004 Budapest bronze: 4×400 m relay
Yaroslav Rybakov	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2004—2008	1–4–0 2003 Birmingham silver: high jump; 2004 Budapest silver: high jump; 2006 Moskva gold: high jump; 2008 Valencia silver: high jump; 2010 Doha silver: high jump
Olga Rypakova	KAZ	ATH	Olympics / Other	2008—2020	1–1–0 2010 Doha gold: triple jump; 2012 İstanbul silver: triple jump
Piotr Rysiukiewicz	POL	ATH	Olympics	1996—2004	1–1–1 1999 Maebashi silver: 4×400 m relay; 2001 Lisboa gold: 4×400 m relay; 2003 Birmingham bronze: 4×400 m relay
Ashraf Saber	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1996	0–1–0 1995 Barcelona silver: 4×400 m relay
Carla Sacramento	POR	ATH	Olympics / Other	1992—2004	0–1–0 1995 Barcelona silver: 1500 m
Natallia Safronnikava	BLR	ATH	Olympics	1996—2004	1–0–1 2001 Lisboa bronze: 200 m; 2004 Budapest gold: 200 m
Yoshihiko Saito	JPN	ATH	Olympics	1992	0–0–1 1993 Toronto bronze: 4×400 m relay
Irving Saladino	PAN	ATH	Olympics / Other	2004—2012	0–1–0 2006 Moskva silver: long jump
Olha Saladukha	UKR	ATH	Olympics	2008—2020	0–1–0 2014 Sopot silver: triple jump
Natallia Salahub	BLR	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	0–1–1 2004 Budapest silver: 4×400 m relay; 2006 Moskva bronze: 4×400 m relay
Ileana Salvador	ITA	ATH	Olympics	1992	0–0–3 1989 Budapest bronze: 3000 m walk; 1991 Sevilla bronze: 3000 m walk; 1993 Toronto bronze: 3000 m walk
Gulnara Samitova-Galkina	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	0–0–1 2004 Budapest bronze: 1500 m (competed as Gulnara Samitova)
Tatyana Samolenko-Dorovskikh	URS UKR EUN	ATH	Olympics	1988—1992	1–1–0 1987 Indianapolis gold: 3000 m, silver: 1500 m (competed as Tetiana Samolenko for the Soviet Union)
Nicola Sanders	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2008	1–0–0 2012 İstanbul gold: 4×400 m relay
Carlos Santa	DOM	ATH	Olympics	2000—2008	0–0–1 2008 Valencia bronze: 4×400 m relay
Osmar dos Santos	BRA	ATH	Olympics	1996—2004	0–0–1 2004 Budapest bronze: 800 m
Aldwyn Sappleton	JAM	ATH	Olympics	2008	0–1–0 2008 Valencia silver: 4×400 m relay
Yargelis Savigne	CUB	ATH	Olympics	2008—2012	1–1–0 2008 Valencia gold: triple jump; 2010 Doha silver: triple jump
Mariya Savinova	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2012	1–0–0 2010 Doha gold: 800 m
Kerry Saxby-Junna	AUS	ATH	Olympics	1992—2000	1–2–0 1989 Budapest gold: 3000 m walk; 1991 Sevilla silver: 3000 m walk; 1993 Toronto silver: 3000 m walk
Natasha Sazanovich	BLR	ATH	Olympics	1996—2004	1–1–0 2001 Lisboa gold: pentathlon; 2003 Birmingham silver: pentathlon
Denisa Ščerbová-Rosolová	CZE	ATH	Olympics	2004—2016	0–0–1 2010 Doha bronze: 4×400 m relay (competed as Denisa Rosolová)
Dafne Schippers	NED	ATH	Olympics	2012—2020	0–1–0 2016 Portland silver: 60 m
Ilona Schoknecht-Slupianek	GDR	ATH	Olympics	1976—1980	0–1–0 1987 Indianapolis silver: shot put (competed as Ilona Briesenick)
Thomas Schönlebe	GDR GER	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	2–0–0 1985 Paris gold: 400 m (competed for East Germany); 1991 Sevilla gold: 4×400 m relay (competed for Germany)
Christina Schwanitz	GER	ATH	Olympics	2008—2020	0–1–0 2014 Sopot silver: shot put
Debbie Scott-Bowker	CAN	ATH	Olympics	1984—1992	1–0–0 1985 Paris gold: 3000 m (competed as Debbie Scott)
Roman Šebrle	CZE	ATH	Olympics / Other	2000—2012	2–0–3 1999 Maebashi bronze: heptathlon; 2001 Lisboa gold: heptathlon; 2003 Birmingham bronze: heptathlon; 2004 Budapest gold: heptathlon; 2006 Moskva bronze: heptathlon
Andrey Semyonov	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2000	0–1–0 2001 Lisboa silver: 4×400 m relay
Matija Šestak	SLO	ATH	Olympics	2000—2004	0–0–1 2008 Valencia bronze: triple jump
Dawit Seyaum	ETH	ATH	Olympics	2016	0–1–0 2016 Portland silver: 1500 m
Smail Sghyr	FRA MAR	ATH	Olympics	1996—2004	0–0–1 1997 Paris bronze: 3000 m
Perri Shakes-Drayton	GBR	ATH	Olympics	2012	1–0–0 2012 İstanbul gold: 4×400 m relay
Mikhail Shchennikov	RUS URS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1988—1996	4–0–0 1987 Indianapolis gold: 5000 m walk (competed for the Soviet Union); 1989 Budapest gold: 5000 m walk (competed for the Soviet Union); 1991 Sevilla gold: 5000 m walk (competed for the Soviet Union); 1993 Toronto gold: 5000 m walk (competed for Russia)
Olga Shishigina	KAZ	ATH	Olympics	2000	1–1–0 1995 Barcelona silver: 60 m hurdles; 1999 Maebashi gold: 60 m hurdles
Vitaly Shkurlatov	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2004	0–0–1 2004 Budapest bronze: long jump
Marina Shmonina	RUS EUN	ATH	Olympics	1992	0–1–0 1991 Sevilla silver: 4×400 m relay (competed for the Soviet Union)
Liliya Shobukhova	RUS	ATH	Olympics	2004—2012	0–1–0 2006 Moskva silver: 3000 m