Sweden at the 2004 Summer Olympics

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Sweden at the Olympic Games

Flag of Sweden
IOC code: SWE
NOC: Sveriges Olympiska Kommitté
external link (Swedish)
2004 Summer Olympics in Athens
Flag Bearer Lars Frölander
Medals Gold
4
Silver
2
Bronze
1
Total
7
Summer Olympic Games appearances
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Winter Olympic Games appearances
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Sweden competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece.

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[edit] Medals

Sweden finished in 19th position in the final medal rankings, with 4 gold and 7 total medals.

[edit] Gold

[edit] Silver

[edit] Bronze

  • Therese Torgersson and Vendela Zachrisson — Sailing, Men's 470 team competition

[edit] Results by event

[edit] Archery

Men's individual competition:

Men's team competition:

  • Jonas Andersson, Mattias Eriksson, and Magnus Petersson – 9th place

[edit] Athletics (track and field)

Men's 110 m hurdles:

Women's 100 m hurdles:

Men's 200 m:

Men's 3000 m Steeplechase:

Women's Heptathlon:

Women's Long Jump:

Men's Triple Jump:

Men's High Jump:

Men's Pole Vault:

Women's Discus:

[edit] Badminton

Women's Singles:

  • Marina Andrievskaia – defeated in round of 32

Mixed Doubles:

[edit] Boxing

  • Patrick Bogere, 64 kg, lost first round

[edit] Canoeing

[edit] Cycling

[edit] Diving

Women's 3 m Springboard:

  • Anna Lindberg – Prelim: 255.63 (19th place)

[edit] Equestrian

Dressage:

  • Jan Brink, (Briar), individual and team
  • Louise Nathhorst (Guinness), team
  • Tinne Wilhelmsson (Just Mickey), team
  • Minna Telde (Sacks), team

Jumping:

  • Malin Baryard, (Butterfly Flip),ind/team (silver medal)
  • Rolf-Göran Bengtsson (Mac Kinley), team (silver medal)
  • Peter Eriksson (Cardento), team (silver medal)
  • Peder Fredricsson (Magic Bengtsson), team (silver medal)

Eventing:

  • Linda Algotsson, ind
  • Magnus Gällerdal, team, ind
  • Sara Algotsson, team, ind

[edit] Football (soccer)

[edit] Women's team competition

  • Preliminary round: 1-0-1
  • Quarterfinal: defeated Australia, 2-1
  • Semifinal: lost to Brazil, 1-0
  • Bronze medal match: lost to Germany, 1-0 (→ Fourth place)

Goal keeper:

  • Caroline Jönsson, Malmö FF, Hedvig Lindahl.

Defenders:

  • Kristin Bengtsson, DIF/Älvsjö,
  • Sara Larsson, Malmö FF,
  • Hanna Marklund, Umeå IK,
  • Jane Törnqvist, DIF/Älvsjö,
  • Karolina Westberg, Malmö FF,
  • Frida Östberg, Umeå IK.

Midfielders:

  • Malin Andersson, Malmö FF,
  • Linda Fagerström, DIF/Älvsjö,
  • Malin Moström, Umeå IK,
  • Sara Johansson, DIF/Älvsjö,
  • Therese Sjögran, Malmö FF,
  • Anna Sjöström, Umeå IK.

Forwards:

[edit] Gymnastics

Women's artistic:

[edit] Judo

Women's 52 kg:

  • Sanna Askelöf – defeated in round of 32; repechage round of 16

[edit] Modern Pentathlon

Men's:

  • Erik Johansson – 23rd place

[edit] Rowing

  • Frida Svensson, single-sculler

[edit] Sailing

  • Fredrik Lööf, star,
  • Anders Ekström, star,
  • Johan Molund, Martin Andersson, 470, 19th place
  • Karl Suneson, laser,
  • Martin Strandberg, tornado,
  • Kristian Mattsson, tornado,
  • Therese Torgersson, Vendela Zachrisson, 470, 3rd place
  • Daniel Birgmark, finn.

[edit] Shooting

  • Emil Andersson, 10 m Running Target 4th
  • Håkan Dahlby, Double Trap 5th
  • Pia Hansen, Trap 9th, Double Trap 9th
  • Niklas Bergström, 10 m Running Target 12th
  • Sven Haglund, 50 m Rifle 3 Positions, 10 m Air Rifle 29th
  • Roger Hansson, 50 m Rifle 3 Positions, 50 m Rifle Prone 32nd
  • Jonas Edman, 50 m Rifle Prone 32nd
  • Marcus Åkerholm, 10 m Air Rifle 33rd

[edit] Swimming

[edit] Table tennis

[edit] Tennis

[edit] Volleyball

Men's beach:

[edit] Wrestling

  • Sara Eriksson, 63 kg,
  • Ida-Theres Karlsson, 55 kg,
  • Jimmy Samuelsson, 66 kg,
  • Ara Abrahamian, 84 kg, 2:nd place in Final against Alexej Misjin,
  • Martin Lidberg, 96 kg,
  • Mohammad Babulfath, 74 kg,
  • Eddy Bengtsson, 120 kg.

[edit] Officials

  • President: Stefan Lindeberg
  • Secretary General: Gunilla Lindberg


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