List of canoe/kayak athletes by country

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Contents 1 Australia 2 Belarus 3 Bulgaria 4 Canada 5 China 6 Croatia 7 Cuba 8 Czech Republic 9 France 10 Germany 11 Great Britain 12 Hungary 13 Israel 14 Italy 15 Lithuania 16 New Zealand 17 Norway 18 Poland 19 Romania 20 Russia 21 Serbia 22 Slovakia 23 Spain 24 Sweden 25 Ukraine 26 United States

[edit] Australia

Kayak

• Nathan Baggaley, two Olympic silver medal
• Grant Kenny
• Anna Wood, Women's World K2 500 and K2 1000 Champion 1998, Olympic bronze 1996

[edit] Belarus

Kayak

• Aliaksei Abalmasau
• Vadzim Makhneu
• Raman Piatrushenka
• Dziamyan Turchyn

[edit] Bulgaria

Kayak

• Milko Kazanov
• Petar Merkov

[edit] Canada

Canoe

• Attila Buday
• Tamas Buday Jr.
• Larry Cain, two Olympic medals
• Richard Dalton, participant in 2004 Summer Olympics
• Steve Giles, bronze medalist in 2000 Summer Olympics
• Ian Mortimer
• Michael Scarola
• Gavin Maxwell, participant in 1996 Summer Olympics

Kayak

• Mylanie Barre
• Caroline Brunet, two silver and one bronze Olympic medals
• Jillian D'Alessio
• Karen Furneaux
• Kamini Jain
• Carrie Lightbound
• Angus Mortimer, current Canadian champion in 500m sprint
• Adam van Koeverden, current Olympic champion in K-1 500m sprint, from 2004 Summer Olympics

[edit] China

Canoe

• Meng Guanliang
• Yang Wenjun

Kayak

• Wang Lei

[edit] Croatia

Canoe

• Emanuel Horvatiček
• Matija Ljubek

[edit] Cuba

Canoe

• Ibrahim Rojas Blanco
• Ledis Frank Balceiro Pajon

[edit] Czech Republic

Canoe

• Martin Doktor, two Olympic gold medals

[edit] France

Kayak

• Babak Amir Tahmasseb
• Philippe Colin
• Cyrille Carré

[edit] Germany

Canoe

• Andreas Dittmer, three gold, one silver and one bronze Olympic medals
• Christian Gille
• Tomasz Wylenzek
• Robert Nuck
• Stefan Holtz
• Stephan Breuing
• Thomas Lück

Kayak

• Björn Bach
• Birgit Fischer
• Andreas Ihle
• Ronald Rauhe
• Stefan Ulm
• Tim Wieskötter
• Mark Zabel

[edit] Great Britain

Kayak

• Tim Brabants
• Ian Wynne

[edit] Hungary

Canoe

• György Kolonics, two gold and two bronze Olympic Medals
• György Kozmann
• Attila Vajda, one Olympic bronze

Kayak

• István Beé
• Zoltán Benkő
• Kinga Bóta
• Natasa Janics
• Zoltán Kammerer
• Roland Kökény
• Katalin Kovács
• Gábor Horváth
• Botond Storcz
• Szilvia Szabó
• Ákos Vereckei
• Erzsebet Viski

[edit] Israel

Kayak

• Michael Kolganov

[edit] Italy

Kayak

• Beniamino Bonomi
• Andrea Facchin
• Josepha Idem
• Antonio Rossi
• Daniele Scarpa

[edit] Lithuania

Kayak

• Egidijus Balciunas
• Alvydas Duonela

[edit] New Zealand

Kayak

• Ian Ferguson
• Steven Ferguson
• Cory Hutchings
• Ben Fouhy

[edit] Norway

Kayak

• Nils Olav Fjeldheim
• Eirik Verås Larsen
• Knut Holmann

[edit] Poland

Canoe

• Paweł Baraszkiewicz
• Marek Dopierała
• Daniel Jędraszko
• Marek Łbik
• Michał Śliwiński

Kayak

• Izabela Dylewska
• Maciej Freimut
• Grzegorz Kotowicz
• Tomasz Mendelski
• Wojciech Kurpiewski
• Aneta Pastuszka
• Karolina Sadalska
• Adam Seroczyński
• Beata Sokołowska-Kulesza
• Marek Twardowski
• Marek Witkowski
• Adam Wysocki

[edit] Romania

Canoe

• Florin Georgian Mironcic, current European champion in C-1 1000m
• Florin Popescu
• Silviu Simioncencu
• Ionel Averian

[edit] Russia

Canoe

• Maxim Opalev, bronze and silver Olympic medals
• Alexander Kostoglod
• Alexander Kovalev

Kayak

• Anatoly Tishchenko

[edit] Serbia

• Ognjen Filipovic
• Dragan Zoric

[edit] Slovakia

Kayak

• Juraj Baca
• Róbert Erban
• Michal Riszdorfer
• Richard Riszdorfer
• Erik Vlcek

[edit] Spain

Canoe

• David Cal, gold and silver medallist at the 2004 Summer Olympics

[edit] Sweden

Kayak

• Henrik Nilsson
• Markus Oscarsson
• Gert Fredriksson

[edit] Ukraine

Canoe

• Maksym Prokopenko

Kayak

• Hanna Balabanova

[edit] United States

Canoe

• Jordan Malloch
• Nathan Johnson