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Great Britain And Northern Ireland At The 1992 Summer Olympics




The United Kingdom competed as Great Britain at the ''' 1992 Summer Olympics ''' in Barcelona under the IOC Country Code GBR. It was the twenty-second time that the European nation participated, being one of only three nations (along with Greece and Australia ) to have competed in every Summer Olympics to that point.


MEDALS

Great Britain finished in 13th position in the final medal rankings


Gold







Silver






Bronze

  • Simon Terry — Archery, Men's Individual Competition











  • Kate Howey — Judo, Women's Middleweight (66 kg)








RESULTS BY EVENT


Archery

In the sixth appearance by Great Britain in modern Olympic archery, the men's team won a bronze medal and Simon Terry added another individual bronze. Alison Williamson added another top eight finish.

Women's Individual Competition:

Men's Individual Competition:

Men's Team Competition:
  • Terry, Hallard, and Priestman — Bronze Medal Match, Bronze Medal (3-1)


Women's Team Competition:
  • Williamson, Edens, and Harris — Round of 16, 14th place (0-1)



Athletics

Men's Marathon

Women's Marathon


Hockey


Men's Competition

  • Preliminary Round (Group A)

  • Great Britain – Egypt 2-0

  • Great Britain – Germany 0-2

  • Great Britain – India 3-1

  • Great Britain – Argentina 2-1

  • Great Britain – Australia 0-6

  • Classification Matches

  • 5th-8th place: Great Britain – New Zealand 3-2

  • 5th-6th place: Great Britain – Spain 1-2 (→ '''Sixth place''')



Team Roster


Women's Competition

  • Preliminary Round (Group B)

  • Great Britain – The Netherlands 1-2

  • Great Britain – South Korea 3-1

  • Great Britain – New Zealand 3-2

  • Semi Finals

  • Great Britain – Germany 1-2

  • Bronze Medal Game

  • Great Britain – South Korea 4-3 extra time (→ Bronze Medal)


Team Roster

Coach: Dennis Hay