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Olympians Who Won a Medal at the European Athletics Indoor Championships (1412)

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Athlete Nation(s) Sport(s) Role(s) Era Notes
Aleksandr Pogorelov RUS ATH Olympics 2004—2008 0–2–0 2005 Madrid silver: heptathlon; 2007 Birmingham silver: heptathlon
Willy Polleunis BEL ATH Olympics 1968—1976 0–1–0 1973 Rotterdam silver: 3000 m
Erika Pollmann GER
FRG		 ATH Olympics 1964 2–1–0 1966 Dortmund gold: 4×160 m relay (competed as Erika Rost for West Germany); 1968 Madrid gold: 4×182 m relay, silver: 50 m (competed as Erika Rost for West Germany)
Yevgeniya Polyakova RUS ATH Olympics 2008 1–1–0 2007 Birmingham silver: 60 m; 2009 Torino gold: 60 m
Vladimir Ponomaryov RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1976 0–0–1 1975 Katowice bronze: 800 m
Cornelia Popescu-Popa ROU ATH Olympics 1968—1980 0–1–1 1970 Wien silver: high jump (competed as Cornelia Popescu); 1971 Sofia bronze: high jump (competed as Cornelia Popescu)
Vera Popkova URS
UKR		 ATH Olympics 1968 7–1–0 1967 Praha gold: 4×150 m relay and 1500 m (150-300-450-600) medley relay; 1968 Madrid gold: 1820 m (182-364-546-728) medley relay; 1969 Beograd gold: 1950 m (195-390-585-780) medley relay, silver: 4×195 m relay; 1970 Wien gold: 4×200 m relay; 1971 Sofia gold: 400 m and 4×400 m relay
Sofka Popova BUL ATH Olympics 1980 2–1–1 1971 Sofia bronze: 4×200 m relay (competed as Sofka Kazandzhieva); 1980 Sindelfingen gold: 60 m; 1981 Grenoble gold: 50 m; 1982 Milano silver: 60 m
Tiffany Porter GBR ATH Olympics 2012—2020 0–1–1 2011 Paris silver: 60 m hurdles (competed as Tiffany Ofili); 2021 Toruń bronze: 60 m hurdles
Svetlana Pospelova RUS ATH Olympics 2000 4–0–0 2000 Gent gold: 400 m and 4×400 m relay; 2005 Madrid gold: 400 m and 4×400 m relay
Agnese Possamai ITA ATH Olympics 1980—1984 3–1–0 1981 Grenoble gold: 1500 m; 1982 Milano gold: 3000 m; 1983 Budapest silver: 3000 m; 1985 Peiraias gold: 3000 m
Elvira Poßekel FRG ATH Olympics 1976 0–0–1 1976 München bronze: 60 m
Igor Potapovich KAZ ATH Olympics 1996—2000 0–1–0 1989 Den Haag silver: pole vault (competed for the Soviet Union)
Olesia Povkh UKR ATH Olympics 2012—2016 1–1–0 2011 Paris gold: 60 m; 2017 Beograd silver: 60 m
Andy Pozzi GBR ATH Olympics 2012—2020 1–1–0 2017 Beograd gold: 60 m hurdles; 2021 Toruń silver: 60 m hurdles
Iva Prandzheva BUL ATH Olympics 1996 1–0–2 1996 Stockholm gold: triple jump; 2000 Gent bronze: long jump and triple jump
Olaf Prenzler GDR ATH Olympics 1980 0–1–0 1985 Peiraias silver: 200 m
Irina Press RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1960—1964 1–0–0 1966 Dortmund gold: 60 m hurdles
Tamara Press RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1960—1964 0–1–0 1966 Dortmund silver: shot put
Jozef Pribilinec TCH
SVK		 ATH Olympics 1980—1988 2–0–0 1987 Liévin gold: 5000 m walk; 1988 Budapest gold: 5000 m walk
Berwyn Price GBR ATH Olympics 1972—1976 0–1–0 1976 München silver: 60 m hurdles
Vlasta Přikrylová CZE
TCH		 ATH Olympics 1960 0–3–0 1967 Praha silver: 50 m hurdles and 4×150 m relay (competed as Vlasta Seifertová); 1968 Madrid silver: 1820 m (182-364-546-728) medley relay (competed as Vlasta Seifertová)
Yury Prokhorenko URS
UKR		 ATH Olympics 1976—1980 1–0–0 1976 München gold: pole vault
Yelena Prokhorova RUS ATH Olympics 2000—2004 1–0–0 2002 Wien gold: pentathlon
Grażyna Prokopek-Janacek POL ATH Olympics 2004—2008 0–1–0 2002 Wien silver: 4×400 m relay (competed as Grażyna Prokopek)
Josef Prorok CZE ATH Olympics 2012 0–0–1 2013 Göteborg bronze: 4×400 m relay
Adrian Proteasa ROU ATH Olympics 1980 0–0–1 1980 Sindelfingen bronze: pole vault
Andriy Protsenko UKR ATH Olympics 2012—2020 0–1–0 2019 Glasgow silver: high jump
Anita Protti SUI ATH Olympics 1988 0–0–1 1989 Den Haag bronze: 400 m
Małgorzata Pskit POL ATH Olympics 2004 0–1–0 2005 Madrid silver: 4×400 m relay
Aleksandr Puchkov RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1980 1–0–0 1982 Milano gold: 60 m hurdles
Maricica Puică ROU ATH Olympics 1976—1988 0–1–1 1982 Milano silver: 3000 m; 1989 Den Haag bronze: 3000 m
Iryna Pukha UKR ATH Olympics 1996—2000 0–0–1 2000 Gent bronze: 60 m
Susanne Pumper AUT ATH Olympics 2000 0–1–0 2005 Madrid silver: 3000 m
Miel Puttemans BEL ATH Olympics 1968—1980 2–1–0 1973 Rotterdam gold: 3000 m; 1974 Göteborg gold: 3000 m; 1978 Milano silver: 3000 m
Nataliya Pyhyda UKR ATH Olympics 2004—2012 1–1–0 2009 Torino silver: 400 m; 2015 Praha gold: 400 m
Monika Pyrek POL ATH Olympics 2000—2012 0–0–2 2002 Wien bronze: pole vault; 2005 Madrid bronze: pole vault
Renata Pytełewska-Nielsen DEN ATH Olympics 1992—1996 1–0–0 1996 Stockholm gold: long jump (competed as Renata Nielsen)
Miguel Quesada ESP ATH Olympics 2004—2008 0–1–0 2007 Birmingham silver: 800 m
Pierre Quinon FRA ATH Olympics 1984 0–1–0 1984 Göteborg silver: pole vault
Jackson Quiñónez ECU
ESP		 ATH Olympics 2004—2012 0–0–1 2007 Birmingham bronze: 60 m hurdles (competed for Spain)
Grażyna Rabsztyn POL ATH Olympics 1972—1980 2–4–1 1972 Grenoble bronze: 50 m hurdles; 1974 Göteborg silver: 60 m hurdles; 1975 Katowice gold: 60 m hurdles; 1976 München gold: 60 m hurdles; 1978 Milano silver: 60 m hurdles; 1979 Wien silver: 60 m hurdles; 1980 Sindelfingen silver: 60 m hurdles
Helga Radtke GER ATH Olympics 1992 0–3–2 1983 Budapest silver: long jump (competed for East Germany); 1986 Madrid silver: long jump (competed for East Germany); 1990 Glasgow silver: triple jump, bronze: long jump (competed for East Germany); 1992 Genova bronze: triple jump
Marc Raquil FRA ATH Olympics / Non-starter 2000—2004 1–0–1 2000 Gent bronze: 400 m; 2005 Madrid gold: 4×400 m relay
Claudia Rath GER ATH Olympics 2016 0–0–1 2017 Beograd bronze: long jump
Oleg Rayko RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1968 1–1–0 1966 Dortmund silver: 1500 m; 1968 Madrid gold: 3×1000 m relay
Heike Redetzky-Henkel GER
FRG		 ATH Olympics 1984—1992 2–1–0 1988 Budapest silver: high jump (competed as Heike Redetzky for West Germany); 1990 Glasgow gold: high jump (competed as Heike Henkel for West Germany); 1992 Genova gold: high jump (competed as Heike Henkel for Germany)
José Antonio Redolat ESP ATH Olympics 2000 1–0–0 2000 Gent gold: 1500 m
John Regis GBR ATH Olympics 1988—1996 0–1–1 1987 Liévin bronze: 200 m; 1989 Den Haag silver: 200 m
Andrea Reichstein GDR ATH Olympics 1980 1–1–0 1982 Milano silver: high jump (competed as Andrea Bienias); 1986 Madrid gold: high jump (competed as Andrea Bienias)
Christian Reif GER ATH Olympics 2012 0–0–1 2013 Göteborg bronze: long jump
Antonio Reina ESP ATH Olympics 2004—2012 0–1–1 2002 Wien bronze: 800 m; 2005 Madrid silver: 800 m
Julian Reus GER ATH Olympics 2012—2020 0–0–1 2015 Praha bronze: 60 m
Fernanda Ribeiro POR ATH Olympics / Other 1988—2004 2–1–0 1994 Paris gold: 3000 m; 1996 Stockholm gold: 3000 m; 1998 Valencia silver: 3000 m
Antoine Richard FRA ATH Olympics 1980—1984 0–1–0 1985 Peiraias silver: 60 m
Karin Richert-Balzer GDR
GER		 ATH Olympics / Other 1960—1972 5–0–0 1967 Praha gold: 50 m hurdles (competed as Karin Balzer for East Germany); 1968 Madrid gold: 50 m hurdles (competed as Karin Balzer for East Germany); 1969 Beograd gold: 50 m hurdles (competed as Karin Balzer for East Germany); 1970 Wien gold: 60 m hurdles (competed as Karin Balzer for East Germany); 1971 Sofia gold: 60 m hurdles (competed as Karin Balzer for East Germany)
Annegret Richter FRG ATH Olympics / Other 1972—1976 2–1–1 1971 Sofia bronze: 60 m (competed as Annegret Irrgang); 1972 Grenoble silver: 50 m; 1973 Rotterdam gold: 60 m and 4×180 m relay
Jon Ridgeon GBR ATH Olympics 1988—1996 0–1–0 1988 Budapest silver: 60 m hurdles
Mariya Riemien UKR ATH Olympics 2012—2016 1–1–0 2011 Paris silver: 60 m; 2013 Göteborg gold: 60 m
Richard Ringer GER ATH Olympics 2016—2020 0–0–1 2017 Beograd bronze: 3000 m
Alina Rîpanu ROU ATH Olympics 2004 0–0–1 2000 Gent bronze: 4×400 m relay
Gabi Rockmeier GER ATH Olympics 2000 0–0–1 2002 Wien bronze: 200 m
Vebjørn Rodal NOR ATH Olympics / Other 1992—2000 0–0–1 1998 Valencia bronze: 800 m
Natalia Rodríguez ESP ATH Olympics 2000—2012 1–0–0 2009 Torino gold: 1500 m
Lyudmila Rogachova RUS
EUN		 ATH Olympics 1992—2000 0–1–0 1994 Paris silver: 1500 m (competed for Russia)
Anna Rogowska POL ATH Olympics 2004—2012 1–2–1 2005 Madrid silver: pole vault; 2007 Birmingham bronze: pole vault; 2011 Paris gold: pole vault; 2013 Göteborg silver: pole vault
Cindy Roleder GER ATH Olympics 2012—2016 1–1–0 2017 Beograd gold: 60 m hurdles; 2019 Glasgow silver: 60 m hurdles
Sonja Roman SLO ATH Olympics 2008—2012 0–1–0 2009 Torino silver: 1500 m
Edward Romanowski POL ATH Olympics 1968 1–1–0 1967 Praha silver: 4×300 m relay; 1969 Beograd gold: 1950 m (195-390-585-780) medley relay
Ringa Ropo-Junnila FIN ATH Olympics 1992 0–0–1 1989 Den Haag bronze: long jump
Chiara Rosa ITA ATH Olympics 2008—2012 0–0–1 2013 Göteborg bronze: shot put
Heide Rosendahl FRG ATH Olympics 1968—1972 1–2–1 1966 Dortmund bronze: long jump; 1967 Praha silver: long jump; 1970 Wien silver: long jump; 1971 Sofia gold: long jump
Erica Rossi ITA ATH Olympics 1980—1984 0–1–0 1984 Göteborg silver: 400 m
Michael Rosswess GBR ATH Olympics 1988 0–0–3 1989 Den Haag bronze: 60 m; 1992 Genova bronze: 60 m; 1994 Paris bronze: 60 m
Anna Rostkowska POL ATH Olympics 2008 0–1–0 2002 Wien silver: 4×400 m relay (competed as Anna Zagórska)
Gabi Roth GER ATH Olympics 1992 0–0–1 1989 Den Haag bronze: 60 m hurdles (competed as Gabi Lippe for West Germany)
Heinz-Joachim Rothenburg GDR ATH Olympics 1972—1976 0–2–1 1969 Beograd bronze: shot put; 1970 Wien silver: shot put; 1974 Göteborg silver: shot put
Jacques Rousseau FRA ATH Olympics 1972—1976 2–0–0 1975 Katowice gold: long jump; 1976 München gold: long jump
Olga Rublyova RUS ATH Olympics 1996—2000 0–1–0 2002 Wien silver: long jump
Anette Rückes FRG ATH Olympics 1972 0–1–0 1971 Sofia silver: 4×400 m relay
Karin Ruckstuhl NED ATH Olympics 2004 0–0–1 2007 Birmingham bronze: pentathlon
Otilia Ruicu ROU ATH Olympics / Non-starter 2000—2004 0–0–1 2000 Gent bronze: 4×400 m relay
Diego Ruiz ESP ATH Olympics 2012 0–1–0 2009 Torino silver: 1500 m
Olga Ryabinkina RUS ATH Olympics 2000—2004 0–0–2 2005 Madrid bronze: shot put; 2007 Birmingham bronze: shot put
Yaroslav Rybakov RUS ATH Olympics 2004—2008 0–1–1 2002 Wien bronze: high jump; 2005 Madrid silver: high jump
Małgorzata Rydz POL ATH Olympics 1992—1996 0–0–2 1994 Paris bronze: 1500 m; 1996 Stockholm bronze: 1500 m
Markus Ryffel SUI ATH Olympics / Other 1976—1984 2–1–1 1977 San Sebastián bronze: 3000 m; 1978 Milano gold: 3000 m; 1979 Wien gold: 3000 m; 1984 Göteborg silver: 3000 m
Piotr Rysiukiewicz POL ATH Olympics 1996—2004 1–0–0 2002 Wien gold: 4×400 m relay
Lisa Ryzih GER ATH Olympics 2012—2016 0–1–0 2017 Beograd silver: pole vault
Ashraf Saber ITA ATH Olympics 1996 0–1–1 1996 Stockholm bronze: 400 m; 1998 Valencia silver: 400 m
Donato Sabia ITA ATH Olympics 1984—1988 1–0–0 1984 Göteborg gold: 800 m
Carla Sacramento POR ATH Olympics / Other 1992—2004 1–1–1 1994 Paris bronze: 800 m; 1996 Stockholm gold: 1500 m; 2002 Wien silver: 3000 m
Khaddi Sagnia SWE ATH Olympics / YOG 2010—2020 0–0–1 2021 Toruń bronze: long jump
Verena Sailer GER ATH Olympics 2008—2012 0–0–2 2009 Torino bronze: 60 m; 2015 Praha bronze: 60 m
Lucien Sainte-Rose FRA ATH Olympics 1972—1976 1–0–0 1973 Rotterdam gold: 4×360 m relay
Oleg Sakirkin KAZ ATH Olympics 2000 1–1–0 1988 Budapest gold: triple jump (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Glasgow silver: triple jump (competed for the Soviet Union)
Carlos Sala ESP ATH Olympics 1980—1996 0–0–1 1988 Budapest bronze: 60 m hurdles
Olha Saladukha UKR ATH Olympics 2008—2020 1–0–1 2013 Göteborg gold: triple jump; 2019 Glasgow bronze: triple jump
Ileana Salvador ITA ATH Olympics 1992 0–3–0 1989 Den Haag silver: 3000 m walk; 1990 Glasgow silver: 3000 m walk; 1992 Genova silver: 3000 m walk
Edgard Salvé BEL ATH Olympics 1968—1972 1–0–0 1969 Beograd gold: 1500 m
Tatyana Samolenko-Dorovskikh URS
UKR
EUN		 ATH Olympics 1988—1992 0–1–0 1992 Genova silver: 3000 m (competed as Tetiana Dorovskykh for the Unified Team)
Jamile Samuel NED ATH Olympics / Non-starter 2012—2020 0–0–1 2021 Toruń bronze: 60 m
José Luis Sánchez ESP ATH Olympics 1968—1976 0–0–1 1968 Madrid bronze: 1820 m (182-364-546-728) medley relay
Nicola Sanders GBR ATH Olympics 2008 1–0–1 2007 Birmingham gold: 400 m, bronze: 4×400 m relay
Viktor Saneyev GEO
URS		 ATH Olympics 1968—1980 6–1–0 1968 Madrid silver: triple jump; 1970 Wien gold: triple jump; 1971 Sofia gold: triple jump; 1972 Grenoble gold: triple jump; 1975 Katowice gold: triple jump; 1976 München gold: triple jump; 1977 San Sebastián gold: triple jump
Daniel Sangouma FRA ATH Olympics 1988—1992 1–1–0 1992 Genova silver: 200 m; 1994 Paris gold: 200 m
Kęstutis Šapka LTU
URS		 ATH Olympics 1972 1–1–0 1972 Grenoble silver: high jump; 1974 Göteborg gold: high jump
Zlatan Saračević BIH ATH Olympics / Other 1992 1–0–1 1980 Sindelfingen gold: shot put (competed for Yugoslavia); 1981 Grenoble bronze: shot put (competed for Yugoslavia)
Mirosława Sarna POL ATH Olympics 1968 0–0–2 1970 Wien bronze: long jump; 1973 Rotterdam bronze: long jump
Ulrike Sarvari FRG ATH Olympics 1988 2–0–0 1990 Glasgow gold: 60 m and 200 m
Michael Sauer FRG ATH Olympics 1968 0–1–0 1966 Dortmund silver: triple jump
Boris Savchuk URS
UKR		 ATH Olympics 1964 3–3–1 1967 Praha gold: 4×300 m relay, silver: 1500 m (150-300-450-600) medley relay; 1968 Madrid gold: 1820 m (182-364-546-728) medley relay, bronze: 4×364 m relay; 1970 Wien gold: 4×400 m relay; 1971 Sofia silver: 400 m and 4×400 m relay
Milovan Savić CRO
YUG		 ATH Olympics 1976—1980 0–0–1 1976 München bronze: 800 m
Vitaly Savin KAZ
URS
EUN		 ATH Olympics 1988—1996 0–1–0 1992 Genova silver: 60 m (competed for the Unified Team)
Mariya Savinova RUS ATH Olympics 2012 1–0–0 2009 Torino gold: 800 m
Mykola Savolainen UKR ATH Olympics 2004—2008 0–1–0 2005 Madrid silver: triple jump
Denisa Ščerbová-Rosolová CZE ATH Olympics 2004—2016 1–0–2 2007 Birmingham bronze: long jump (competed as Denisa Ščerbová); 2011 Paris gold: 400 m (competed as Denisa Rosolová); 2013 Göteborg bronze: 4×400 m relay (competed as Denisa Rosolová)
Johanna Schaller-Klier GDR ATH Olympics 1976—1980 1–0–0 1978 Milano gold: 60 m hurdles (competed as Johanna Klier)
Inge Schell FRG ATH Olympics 1968 0–0–2 1966 Dortmund bronze: 60 m hurdles; 1967 Praha bronze: 50 m hurdles
Mathias Schersing GDR ATH Olympics 1988 0–0–1 1986 Madrid bronze: 400 m
Wolfgang Schillkowski GER
FRG		 ATH Olympics 1964 0–1–0 1966 Dortmund silver: high jump
Dafne Schippers NED ATH Olympics 2012—2020 1–1–0 2015 Praha gold: 60 m; 2019 Glasgow silver: 60 m
Elfgard Schittenhelm FRG ATH Olympics 1972 1–3–0 1970 Wien silver: 4×200 m relay and 2000 m (200-400-600-800) medley relay; 1971 Sofia silver: 4×200 m relay; 1972 Grenoble gold: 4×180 m relay
Josef Schmid FRG ATH Olympics 1972 1–1–0 1973 Rotterdam gold: 4×720 m relay; 1976 München silver: 800 m
Rita Schmidt-Kirst GDR ATH Olympics 1968—1976 3–0–2 1968 Madrid gold: high jump (competed as Rita Schmidt); 1969 Beograd gold: high jump (competed as Rita Schmidt); 1970 Wien bronze: high jump (competed as Rita Schmidt); 1972 Grenoble gold: high jump (competed as Rita Schmidt); 1974 Göteborg bronze: high jump (competed as Rita Kirst)
Thomas Schneider GER ATH Olympics 2012 0–1–0 2011 Paris silver: 400 m
Ilona Schoknecht-Slupianek GDR ATH Olympics 1976—1980 2–1–1 1976 München bronze: shot put (competed as Ilona Schoknecht); 1977 San Sebastián silver: shot put (competed as Ilona Slupianek); 1979 Wien gold: shot put (competed as Ilona Slupianek); 1981 Grenoble gold: shot put (competed as Ilona Slupianek)
Thomas Schönlebe GDR
GER		 ATH Olympics 1988—1996 1–0–0 1986 Madrid gold: 400 m (competed for East Germany)
Ingo Schultz GER ATH Olympics 2004 0–1–0 2000 Gent silver: 4×400 m relay
Manfred Schumann FRG ATH/BOB Olympics 1972—1976 0–1–0 1972 Grenoble silver: 50 m hurdles
Nils Schumann GER ATH Olympics 2000 1–1–0 1998 Valencia gold: 800 m; 2000 Gent silver: 800 m
Christina Schwanitz GER ATH Olympics 2008—2020 1–2–1 2011 Paris silver: shot put; 2013 Göteborg gold: shot put; 2019 Glasgow silver: shot put; 2021 Toruń bronze: shot put
Florian Schwarthoff GER
FRG		 ATH Olympics 1988—2000 0–0–1 1990 Glasgow bronze: 60 m hurdles (competed for West Germany)
Roland Schwarzl AUT ATH Olympics 2004 0–0–1 2005 Madrid bronze: heptathlon
Tomasz Ścigaczewski POL ATH Olympics 2000 0–1–1 1998 Valencia silver: 60 m hurdles; 2000 Gent bronze: 60 m hurdles
Sue Scott-Reeve GBR ATH Olympics 1968—1980 0–1–1 1969 Beograd silver: long jump (competed as Sue Scott); 1978 Milano bronze: long jump (competed as Sue Reeve)
Salim Sdiri FRA ATH Olympics 2004—2012 0–0–1 2007 Birmingham bronze: long jump
Roman Šebrle CZE ATH Olympics / Other 2000—2012 3–1–2 2000 Gent silver: heptathlon; 2002 Wien gold: heptathlon; 2005 Madrid gold: heptathlon; 2007 Birmingham gold: heptathlon; 2009 Torino bronze: heptathlon; 2011 Paris bronze: heptathlon
Gregory Sedoc NED ATH Olympics 2004—2012 1–1–0 2007 Birmingham gold: 60 m hurdles; 2009 Torino silver: 60 m hurdles
Konstantin Semyonov ISR ATH Olympics 1996 0–0–1 1992 Genova bronze: pole vault (competed for the Unified Team)
Sergey Senyukov URS
UKR		 ATH Olympics 1976 1–0–0 1976 München gold: high jump
Perri Shakes-Drayton GBR ATH Olympics 2012 2–0–0 2013 Göteborg gold: 400 m and 4×400 m relay
Rashid Sharafetdinov RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1968—1972 0–1–0 1967 Praha silver: 3000 m
Tatyana Shchelkanova RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1964 1–0–0 1966 Dortmund gold: long jump
Mikhail Shchennikov RUS
URS
EUN		 ATH Olympics 1988—1996 3–0–0 1989 Den Haag gold: 5000 m walk (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Glasgow gold: 5000 m walk (competed for the Soviet Union); 1994 Paris gold: 5000 m walk (competed for Russia)
Valentin Shevchenko URS
UKR		 ATH Olympics 1976 0–0–1 1972 Grenoble bronze: triple jump
Karen Shinkins IRL ATH Olympics 2000 0–0–1 2002 Wien bronze: 400 m
Ilya Shkurenyov ROC
RUS		 ATH Olympics 2012—2020 1–0–1 2015 Praha gold: heptathlon; 2019 Glasgow bronze: heptathlon
Vitaly Shkurlatov RUS ATH Olympics 2004 0–0–1 2000 Gent bronze: long jump
Andrey Shlyapnikov RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1980 0–0–1 1981 Grenoble bronze: 50 m
Marina Shmonina RUS
EUN		 ATH Olympics 1992 1–1–0 1989 Den Haag silver: 400 m (competed for the Soviet Union); 1990 Glasgow gold: 400 m (competed for the Soviet Union)
Nikolina Shtereva BUL ATH Olympics 1976—1980 2–0–1 1976 München gold: 800 m; 1979 Wien gold: 800 m; 1981 Grenoble bronze: 800 m
Sergey Shubenkov ROC
RUS		 ATH Olympics / Non-starter 2012—2020 1–0–0 2013 Göteborg gold: 60 m hurdles
Aleksandr Shustov RUS ATH Olympics 2012 0–0–1 2011 Paris bronze: high jump
Odiah Sidibé FRA ATH Olympics 1992—1996 0–1–1 1996 Stockholm silver: 60 m; 1998 Valencia bronze: 60 m
Maksim Sidorov RUS ATH Olympics 2012 0–0–1 2011 Paris bronze: shot put
Marina Sidorova RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1972 2–0–0 1971 Sofia gold: 4×200 m relay (competed as Marina Nikiforova); 1978 Milano gold: 400 m
Annarita Sidoti ITA ATH Olympics 1992—2000 1–0–1 1990 Glasgow bronze: 3000 m walk; 1994 Paris gold: 3000 m walk
Frank Siebeck GDR ATH Olympics 1972—1976 1–2–1 1970 Wien silver: 60 m hurdles; 1973 Rotterdam gold: 60 m hurdles; 1974 Göteborg bronze: 60 m hurdles; 1975 Katowice silver: 60 m hurdles
Gloria Siebert GDR ATH Olympics 1988 0–1–0 1987 Liévin silver: 60 m hurdles (competed as Gloria Uibel)
Siegrun Siegl GDR ATH Olympics 1976—1980 1–0–0 1979 Wien gold: long jump
Olga Šikovec SLO
YUG		 ATH Olympics 1960 0–1–0 1966 Dortmund silver: 4×160 m relay
Ileana Silai ROU ATH Olympics 1968—1980 1–2–0 1971 Sofia silver: 800 m; 1972 Grenoble silver: 800 m; 1978 Milano gold: 1500 m
Rui Silva POR ATH Olympics 2000—2004 3–1–0 1998 Valencia gold: 1500 m; 2000 Gent silver: 3000 m; 2002 Wien gold: 1500 m; 2009 Torino gold: 1500 m
Sara Simeoni ITA ATH Olympics / Other 1972—1984 4–0–0 1977 San Sebastián gold: high jump; 1978 Milano gold: high jump; 1980 Sindelfingen gold: high jump; 1981 Grenoble gold: high jump
Yelena Sinchukova RUS ATH Olympics 1996 0–1–0 1996 Stockholm silver: long jump
Eelco Sintnicolaas NED ATH Olympics 2012—2016 1–0–1 2013 Göteborg gold: heptathlon; 2015 Praha bronze: heptathlon
Patrik Sjöberg SWE ATH Olympics / Non-starter 1984—1996 4–0–0 1985 Peiraias gold: high jump; 1987 Liévin gold: high jump; 1988 Budapest gold: high jump; 1992 Genova gold: high jump
Erwin Skamrahl FRG ATH Olympics 1984 1–0–0 1982 Milano gold: 200 m
Jiří Skobla CZE
TCH		 ATH Olympics 1952—1960 0–0–1 1966 Dortmund bronze: shot put
Ann-Louise Skoglund SWE ATH Olympics 1980—1984 0–0–1 1986 Madrid bronze: 400 m
Elżbieta Skowrońska-Katolik POL ATH Olympics / Non-starter 1972—1980 1–1–2 1969 Beograd silver: 1950 m (195-390-585-780) medley relay (competed as Elżbieta Skowrońska); 1973 Rotterdam bronze: 800 m (competed as Elżbieta Skowrońska); 1974 Göteborg gold: 800 m (competed as Elżbieta Katolik); 1977 San Sebastián bronze: 800 m (competed as Elżbieta Katolik)
Lucie Škrobáková-Martincová CZE ATH Olympics 2004—2012 0–1–0 2009 Torino silver: 60 m hurdles (competed as Lucie Škrobáková)
Austra Skujytė LTU ATH Olympics 2000—2012 0–1–0 2011 Paris silver: pentathlon
Valery Skvortsov URS
UKR		 ATH Olympics 1964—1968 2–0–0 1966 Dortmund gold: high jump; 1968 Madrid gold: high jump
Tadeusz Ślusarski POL ATH Olympics 1972—1980 2–0–0 1974 Göteborg gold: pole vault; 1978 Milano gold: pole vault
Wendy Sly GBR ATH Olympics 1984—1988 0–0–1 1988 Budapest bronze: 3000 m
Izmir Smajlaj ALB ATH Olympics 2016—2020 1–0–0 2017 Beograd gold: long jump
Ray Smedley GBR ATH Olympics 1972 0–0–1 1976 München bronze: 3000 m
Sergey Smirnov RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1988 0–1–1 1986 Madrid silver: shot put; 1987 Liévin bronze: shot put
Rutger Smith NED ATH Olympics 2004—2012 0–1–0 2005 Madrid silver: shot put
Lyubov Smolka URS
UKR		 ATH Olympics 1980 0–0–1 1981 Grenoble bronze: 1500 m
Yelena Sokolova RUS ATH Olympics 2012 0–1–0 2009 Torino silver: long jump
Vasily Sokov RUS
TJK
EUN		 ATH Olympics 1992—1996 0–0–2 1992 Genova bronze: triple jump (competed for the Unified Team); 1994 Paris bronze: triple jump (competed for Russia)
Anatoly Solomin RUS
URS		 ATH Olympics 1980 1–0–0 1983 Budapest gold: 5000 m walk
Ralf Sonn GER ATH Olympics 1992 0–0–1 1992 Genova bronze: high jump
Kelly Sotherton GBR ATH Olympics 2004—2008 0–3–0 2005 Madrid silver: pentathlon; 2007 Birmingham silver: pentathlon; 2011 Paris silver: 4×400 m relay
Yuliya Sotnikova RUS ATH Olympics 2000 1–0–0 2000 Gent gold: 4×400 m relay
Myriam Soumaré FRA ATH Olympics 2008—2012 0–1–0 2013 Göteborg silver: 60 m
Ivana Španović SRB ATH Olympics 2008—2020 3–0–0 2015 Praha gold: long jump; 2017 Beograd gold: long jump; 2019 Glasgow gold: long jump
Igor Spasovkhodsky RUS ATH Olympics 2000—2008 1–0–1 2005 Madrid gold: triple jump; 2009 Torino bronze: triple jump
Silke Spiegelburg GER ATH Olympics 2004—2012 0–2–0 2009 Torino silver: pole vault; 2011 Paris silver: pole vault
Lea Sprunger SUI ATH Olympics 2012—2020 1–0–0 2019 Glasgow gold: 400 m
Patrizia Spuri ITA ATH Olympics 1996 0–1–1 2000 Gent silver: 4×400 m relay; 2002 Wien bronze: 4×400 m relay
Reijo Ståhlberg FIN ATH Olympics 1976—1980 3–0–0 1978 Milano gold: shot put; 1979 Wien gold: shot put; 1981 Grenoble gold: shot put
Andrzej Stalmach POL ATH Olympics 1964—1968 0–0–1 1967 Praha bronze: long jump
Sandra Stals BEL ATH Olympics 2000 0–0–1 2000 Gent bronze: 800 m
Rositsa Stamenova BUL ATH Olympics 1980 0–0–2 1983 Budapest bronze: 400 m; 1984 Göteborg bronze: 400 m
Tomáš Staněk CZE ATH Olympics 2016—2020 1–1–1 2017 Beograd silver: shot put; 2019 Glasgow bronze: shot put; 2021 Toruń gold: shot put
Marcin Starzak POL ATH Olympics 2008 0–0–1 2009 Torino bronze: long jump