Croatia at the Mediterranean Games

Croatia has competed at every celebration of the Mediterranean Games since the 1993 Mediterranean Games. As of 2022, Croatian athletes have won a total of 205 medals.

Croatia at the
Mediterranean Games
IOC codeCRO
NOCCroatian Olympic Committee
Medals
Ranked 11th
Gold
57
Silver
69
Bronze
79
Total
205
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)
Other related appearances
 Yugoslavia (1951–1991)

Medal count

Games Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank
France 1993 Languedoc-Roussillon939619346
Italy 1997 Bari23961610326
Tunisia 2001 Tunis138666189
Spain 2005 Almería201510112611
Italy 2009 Pescara164512112811
Turkey 2013 Mersin1001179279
Spain 2018 Tarragona99953179
Algeria 2022 Oran10567102312
Total57697920511

Multiple medal winners

The following list only contains medal winners for Croatia as an independent country.

Athlete Sex Sport Years Gold Silver Bronze Total
Tamara Boroš F Table tennis 1997–20053104
Stjepan Janić M Canoeing 2005–20092114
Katarina Maloča F Basketball 1997–20052103
Emilija Podrug F Basketball 1997–20052103
Vanda Baranović F Basketball 1997–20012002
Davor Dominiković M Handball 1997–20012002
Amra Đapo F Basketball 1997–20012002
Mirza Džomba M Handball 1997–20012002
Jasminka Francki F Shooting 19932002
Slavko Goluža M Handball 1993–20012002
Matea Jelić F Taekwondo 2018–20222002
Božidar Jović M Handball 1997–20012002
Mario Kelentrić M Handball 1997–20012002
Igor Kos M Handball 1997–20012002
Valter Matošević M Handball 1997–20012002
Maja Murić F Tennis 19932002
Goran Perkovac M Handball 1993–19972002
Sandra Perković F Athletics 2013–20182002
Slavica Pretreger F Basketball 1997–20012002
Sanja Jovanović F Swimming 2001–20131236
Miloš Milošević M Swimming 1993–20011203
Marko Strahija M Swimming 1997–20011203
Indira Botica F Handball 1993–19971102
Klaudija Bubalo F Handball 1993–19971102
Božena Erceg F Basketball 2001–20051102
Šime Fantela M Sailing 2009–20131102
Igor Marenić M Sailing 2009–20131102
Jasenka Marohnić F Basketball 2001–20051102
Tina Mihelić F Sailing 2009–20131102
Snježana Petika F Handball 1993–19971102
Vanja Rogulj M Swimming 20011102
Suzana Skoko F Shooting 1993–19971102
Tonči Stipanović M Sailing 2009–20131102
Marko Banović M Rowing 1993–19971012
Bernarda Brčić F Volleyball 2013–20181012
Samanta Fabris F Volleyball 2013–20181012
Sanja Popović F Volleyball 2009–20181012
Mirna Rajle F Rowing 2005–20091012
Nenad Žugaj M Wrestling 2009–20131012
Zoran Primorac M Table tennis 1993–19970314
Andrej Gaćina M Table tennis 20090202
Vjekoslav Kobešćak M Water polo 1993–19970202
Gordan Kožulj M Swimming 1997–20050202
Ognjen Kržić M Water polo 1993–19970202
Robert Seligman M Gymnastics 2013–20180202
Roko Tošić M Table tennis 2005–20090202
Vera Begić F Athletics 2005–20090112
Igor Boraska M Rowing 1993–19970112
Krešimir Čač M Swimming 19970112
Marta Čakić F Basketball 2005–20090112
Tihomir Franković M Rowing 1993–19970112
Jelena Ivezić F Basketball 2005–20090112
Anđa Jelavić F Basketball 2005–20090112
Mirna Mazić F Basketball 2005–20090112
Matea Mezak F Tennis 20050112
Ivan Mladina M Swimming 20010112
Mirela Šikoronja F Table tennis 19930112
Saša Špirelja M Shooting 1993–19970112
Neven Žugaj M Wrestling 2009–20130112
Dorotea Bralić F Swimming 19930022
Jurica Grabušić M Athletics 2005–20090022
Mladenka Malenica F Shooting 19970022

List of flag bearers

# Event year Flag bearer Sport
82022 Lucija Lesjak
Tin Srbić
Karate
Gymnastics
72018 Josip Glasnović Shooting
62013 Giovanni Cernogoraz Shooting
52009 Filip Ude Gymnastics
42005 Drago Vuković Handball
32001 Miloš Milošević Swimming
21997
11993 Deni Lušić Water polo

See also

References

    This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.