List of Olympic medalists in rowing (men)

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This is the complete list of men's Olympic medalists in rowing from 1900 to 2004.

See also: List of Olympic medalists in rowing (women), Rowing at the Summer Olympics, and Lists of Olympic medalists

1 Single sculls
2 Double sculls
3 Quadruple sculls
4 Coxless pairs
5 Coxless fours
6 Coxed pairs
7 Coxed fours
8 Coxed fours, inriggers
9 Coxed eights
10 Lightweight double sculls
11 Lightweight coxless fours
12 References

[edit] Single sculls

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1912 Stockholm	William Kinnear (GBR)	Polydore Veirman (BEL)	Everard Butler (CAN)
1920 Antwerp	John B. Kelly, Sr. (USA)	Jack Beresford (GBR)	Darcy Hadfield (NZL)
1924 Paris	Jack Beresford (GBR)	William Garrett Gilmore (USA)	Josef Schneider (SUI)
1928 Amsterdam	Henry Pearce (AUS)	Kenneth Myers (USA)	Theodore Collet (GBR)
1932 Los Angeles	Henry Pearce (AUS)	William Miller (USA)	Guillermo Douglas (URU)
1936 Berlin	Gustav Schafer (GER)	Josef Hasenohrl (AUT)	Daniel Barrow (USA)
1948 London	Mervyn Wood (AUS)	Eduardo Risso (URU)	Romolo Catasta (ITA)
1952 Helsinki	Yuri Tyukalov (URS)	Mervyn Wood (AUS)	Teodor Kocerka (POL)
1956 Melbourne	Vyacheslav Ivanov (URS)	Stuart Mackenzie (AUS)	John B. Kelly, Jr. (USA)
1960 Rome	Vyacheslav Ivanov (URS)	Achim Hill (EUA)	Teodor Kocerka (POL)
1964 Tokyo	Vyacheslav Ivanov (URS)	Achim Hill (EUA)	Gottfried Kottmann (SUI)
1968 Mexico City	Henri Jan Wienese (NED)	Jochen Meissner (FRG)	Alberto Demiddi (ARG)
1972 Munich	Yuri Malishev (URS)	Alberto Demiddi (ARG)	Wolfgang Guldenpfennig (GDR)
1976 Montreal	Pertti Karppinen (FIN)	Peter-Michael Kolbe (FRG)	Joachim Dreifke (GDR)
1980 Moscow	Pertti Karppinen (FIN)	Vassily Yakusha (URS)	Peter Kersten (GDR)
1984 Los Angeles	Pertti Karppinen (FIN)	Peter-Michael Kolbe (FRG)	Robert Mills (CAN)
1988 Seoul	Thomas Lange (GDR)	Peter-Michael Kolbe (FRG)	Eric Verdonk (NZL)
1992 Barcelona	Thomas Lange (GER)	Vaclav Chalupa (TCH)	Kajetan Bronjewski (POL)
1996 Atlanta	Xeno Muller (SUI)	Derek Porter (CAN)	Thomas Lange (GER)
2000 Sydney	Rob Waddell (NZL)	Xeno Muller (SUI)	Marcel Hacker (GER)
2004 Athens	Olaf Tufte (NOR)	Jüri Jaanson (EST)	Ivo Yanakiev (BUL)

[edit] Double sculls

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1920 Antwerp	United States	Italy	France
1924 Paris	United States	France	Switzerland
1928 Amsterdam	United States	Canada	Austria
1932 Los Angeles	United States	Germany	Canada
1936 Berlin	Great Britain	Germany	Poland
1948 London	Great Britain	Denmark	Uruguay
1952 Helsinki	Argentina	USSR	Uruguay
1956 Melbourne	USSR	United States	Australia
1960 Rome	Czechoslovakia	USSR	Switzerland
1964 Tokyo	USSR	United States	Czechoslovakia
1968 Mexico City	USSR	Netherlands	United States
1972 Munich	USSR	Norway	East Germany
1976 Montreal	Norway	Great Britain	East Germany
1980 Moscow	East Germany	Yugoslavia	Czechoslovakia
1984 Los Angeles	United States	Belgium	Yugoslavia
1988 Seoul	Netherlands	Switzerland	USSR
1992 Barcelona	Australia	Austria	Netherlands
1996 Atlanta	Italy	Norway	France
2000 Sydney	Slovenia	Norway	Italy
2004 Athens	France	Slovenia	Italy

[edit] Quadruple sculls

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1976 Montreal	East Germany	USSR	Czechoslovakia
1980 Moscow	East Germany	USSR	Bulgaria
1984 Los Angeles	West Germany	Australia	Canada
1988 Seoul	Italy	Norway	East Germany
1992 Barcelona	Germany	Norway	Italy
1996 Atlanta	Germany	United States	Australia
2000 Sydney	Italy	Netherlands	Germany
2004 Athens	Russia	Czech Republic	Ukraine

[edit] Coxless pairs

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1908 London	Great Britain	Great Britain	Canada
1924 Paris	Netherlands	France	Great Britain
1928 Amsterdam	Germany	Great Britain	United States
1932 Los Angeles	Great Britain	New Zealand	Poland
1936 Berlin	Germany	Denmark	Argentina
1948 London	Great Britain	Switzerland	Italy
1952 Helsinki	United States	Belgium	Switzerland
1956 Melbourne	United States	USSR	Austria
1960 Rome	USSR	Austria	Finland
1964 Tokyo	Canada	Netherlands	United Team of Germany
1968 Mexico City	East Germany	United States	Denmark
1972 Munich	East Germany	Switzerland	Netherlands
1976 Montreal	East Germany	United States	West Germany
1980 Moscow	East Germany	USSR	Great Britain
1984 Los Angeles	Romania	Spain	Norway
1988 Seoul	Great Britain	Romania	Yugoslavia
1992 Barcelona	Great Britain	Germany	Slovenia
1996 Atlanta	Great Britain	Australia	France
2000 Sydney	France	United States	United States
2004 Athens	Australia	Croatia	South Africa

[edit] Coxless fours

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1924 Paris	Great Britain	Canada	Switzerland
1928 Amsterdam	Great Britain	United States	Italy
1932 Los Angeles	Great Britain	Germany	Italy
1936 Berlin	Germany	Great Britain	Switzerland
1948 London	Italy	Denmark	United States
1952 Helsinki	Yugoslavia	France	Finland
1956 Melbourne	Canada	United States	France
1960 Rome	United States	Italy	USSR
1964 Tokyo	Denmark	Great Britain	United States
1968 Mexico City	East Germany	Hungary	Italy
1972 Munich	East Germany	New Zealand	West Germany
1976 Montreal	East Germany	Norway	USSR
1980 Moscow	East Germany	USSR	Great Britain
1984 Los Angeles	New Zealand	United States	Denmark
1988 Seoul	East Germany	United States	West Germany
1992 Barcelona	Australia	United States	Slovenia
1996 Atlanta	Australia	France	Great Britain
2000 Sydney	Great Britain	Italy	Australia
2004 Athens	Great Britain	Canada	Italy

[edit] Coxed pairs

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1900 Paris	France	France	France
1920 Antwerp	Italy	France	Switzerland
1924 Paris	Switzerland	Italy	United States
1928 Amsterdam	Switzerland	France	Belgium
1932 Los Angeles	United States	Poland	France
1936 Berlin	Germany	Italy	France
1948 London	Denmark	Italy	Hungary
1952 Helsinki	France	West Germany	Denmark
1956 Melbourne	United States	United Team of Germany	USSR
1960 Rome	United Team of Germany	USSR	United States
1964 Tokyo	United States	France	Netherlands
1968 Mexico City	Italy	Netherlands	Denmark
1972 Munich	East Germany	Czechoslovakia	Romania
1976 Montreal	East Germany	USSR	Czechoslovakia
1980 Moscow	East Germany	USSR	Yugoslavia
1984 Los Angeles	Italy	Romania	United States
1988 Seoul	Italy	East Germany	Great Britain
1992 Barcelona	Great Britain	Italy	Romania

[edit] Coxed fours

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1912 Stockholm	Germany	Great Britain	Denmark
1920 Antwerp	Switzerland	United States	Norway
1924 Paris	Switzerland	France	United States
1928 Amsterdam	Italy	Switzerland	Poland
1932 Los Angeles	Germany	Italy	Poland
1936 Berlin	Germany	Switzerland	France
1948 London	United States	Switzerland	Denmark
1952 Helsinki	Czechoslovakia	Switzerland	United States
1956 Melbourne	Italy	Sweden	Finland
1960 Rome	United Team of Germany	France	Italy
1964 Tokyo	United Team of Germany	Italy	Netherlands
1968 Mexico City	New Zealand	East Germany	Switzerland
1972 Munich	West Germany	East Germany	Czechoslovakia
1976 Montreal	USSR	East Germany	West Germany
1980 Moscow	East Germany	USSR	Poland
1984 Los Angeles	Great Britain	United States	New Zealand
1988 Seoul	Great Britain	Romania	New Zealand
1992 Barcelona	Romania	Germany	Poland

[edit] Coxed fours, inriggers

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1912 Stockholm	Denmark	Sweden	Norway

[edit] Coxed eights

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1900 Paris	United States	Belgium	Netherlands
1904 St. Louis	United States	Canada	none awarded
1908 London	Great Britain	Belgium	Canada
1912 Stockholm	Great Britain	Great Britain	Germany
1920 Antwerp	United States	Great Britain	Norway
1924 Paris	United States	Canada	Italy
1928 Amsterdam	United States	Great Britain	Canada
1932 Los Angeles	United States	Italy	Canada
1936 Berlin	United States	Italy	Germany
1948 London	United States	Great Britain	Norway
1952 Helsinki	United States	USSR	Australia
1956 Melbourne	United States	Canada	Australia
1960 Rome	United Team of Germany	Canada	Czechoslovakia
1964 Tokyo	United States	United Team of Germany	Czechoslovakia
1968 Mexico City	West Germany	Australia	USSR
1972 Munich	New Zealand	United States	East Germany
1976 Montreal	East Germany	Great Britain	New Zealand
1980 Moscow	East Germany	Great Britain	USSR
1984 Los Angeles	Canada	United States	Australia
1988 Seoul	West Germany	USSR	United States
1992 Barcelona	Canada	Romania	Germany
1996 Atlanta	Netherlands	Germany	Russia
2000 Sydney	Great Britain	Australia	Croatia
2004 Athens	United States	Netherlands	Australia