| South Africa At The 2004 Summer Olympics |
Article Index for South Africa |
Website Links For South Africa |
Information AboutSouth Africa At The 2004 Summer Olympics |
| CATEGORIES ABOUT SOUTH AFRICA AT THE 2004 SUMMER OLYMPICS | |
| nations at the 2004 summer olympics | |
| south africa at the olympics | |
| 2004 | |
| 2004 in south africa | |
| summer olympics | |
|
South Africa at the 2004 Summer Olympics is represented by the National Olympic Committee Of South Africa (NOCSA), and is abbreviated as RSA. 106 athletes from South Africa competed in 19 sports. Since South Africa's return to the Olympic Games in 1992 after a four-decades long absence resulting from a ban imposed by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for the country's Apartheid policies, it has seen mixed success; achieving three Gold medals, a Silver and a Bronze at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta but only managing two Silver medals and three Bronze medals at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney . Mbulaeni Mulaudzi was South Africa's flag-bearer at the Opening Ceremony . MEDALS GOLD
:, Ryk Neethling , Lyndon Ferns and Darian Townsend ) SILVER
:
: : BRONZE
:
: and Ramon Di Clemente RESULTS BY EVENT Archery Women's individual:
Athletics Women's 100 metres:
Men's 110 metre hurdles:
Men's 200 metres:
Women's 200 metres:
Men's 400 metres:
Women's 400 metres:
Men's 400 metre hurdles:
Women's 400 metre hurdles:
Men's 800 metres:
Men's 1500 metres:
Men's 3000 metre steeplechase:
Men's 4x400 metre relay:
Women's heptathlon:
Men's marathon:
Women's 20 km walk:
Men's triple jump:
Men's high jump:
Women's high jump:
Men's pole vault:
Men's shot put:
Men's discus:
Women's discus:
Men's javelin:
Women's javelin:
Badminton
: Chris Dednam - defeated in round of 32
: Michelle Edwards - defeated in round of 32
: Dorian James and Stewart Carson - defeated in round of 32
:Michelle Edwards and Chantal Botts - defeated in round of 32
:Chris Dednam and Antoinette Uys - defeated in round of 32 Boxing South Africa sent three boxers to Athens. Each lost his first bout, two against Azeri boxers. Featherweight (57kg)
Welterweight (69kg)
Middleweight (75kg)
Canoeing Alan Van Coller (k1 500 m/K1 1 000 m) Cycling Ryan Cox (Road race) Robert Hunter (Road Race) Tiaan Kannemeyer (Road race) Anriette Schoeman (Road Race) Diving Women's 3 metre springboard:
Women's 10 metre platform:
Fencing Women's épée individual:
Women's épée team:
Gymnastics Women's artistic:
Women's rhythmic:
Hockey Men's: 10th place
Players: Gregg Clark , Wayne Denne , Denzil Dolley , Iain Evans , Steve Evans , Craig Fulton , Chris Hibbert , Craig Jackson , Bruce Jacobs , Greg Nicol , Ryan Ravenscroft , Eric Rose-Innes , Emile Smith , Gave Staniforth , Ian Symons Women's: 9th place
Players: Kerry Bee , Caroline Birt , Fiona Butler , Lindsey Carlisle , Pietie Coetzee , Liesel Dorothy , Grazjyna Engelbrecht , Natalie Fulton , Kate Hector , Johke Koornhof , Anli Kotze , Marsha Marescia , Bronwyn Ross (had to withdraw due to injury), Tsoanelo Pholo , Susan Webber , Sharne Wehmeyer , Jenny Wilson Judo Henriette Moller (63 kg) Rowing Donovan Cech (Coxless Pairs) Ramon Di Clemente (Coxless Pairs) Sailing Gareth Blanckenberg (Laser) Shooting Martin Senore (50 m Rifle Prone) Swimming Eugene Botes (100 Butterfly) Lyndon Ferns (4x100 m Relay) Ryk Neethling (50/100/200 Freestyle/4x100 Freestyle Relay) Terence Parkin (200 Breaststroke/400 Individual Medley) Roland Mark Schoeman (50/100 Freestyle/4x100 Freestyle Relay) Karl Thaning (4x100 Relay) Darian Townsend (4x100 Relay) Gerhard Zandberg (100 Backstroke) Taekwondo Duncan Mahlangu (68 kg) Triathlon South Africa sent two triathletes to Athens. Only one, Megan Hall , finished the competition. Women's:
Men's:
Volleyball Men's beach:
Women's beach:
Wrestling Shaun Williams (60 kg Freestyle) OFFICIALS
|
|
|