Yugoslavia at the 1979 Mediterranean Games

Yugoslavia at the
1979 Mediterranean Games
IOC code YUG
NOC Yugoslav Olympic Committee
in Split
Medals
Ranked 1st
Gold Silver Bronze Total
56 38 33 127
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)
Other related appearances
  •  Bosnia and Herzegovina (1993–)
     Croatia (1993–)
  •  Macedonia (2013–)
     Montenegro (2009–)
     Serbia (2009–)
  •  Serbia and Montenegro (1997–2005)*
     Slovenia (1993–)
  • *(1997, 2001) as FR Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia hosted 1979 Mediterranean Games in Split and finished first in medal table with 127 medals.

Medalists

Medal Name Sport Event
 Gold Vladimir Milić Athletics Shot put
 Gold Rok Kopitar Athletics 400m Hurdles
 Gold Dragan Životić Athletics 800m
 Gold Jelica Pavličić Athletics 400m
 Gold Nenad Stekić Athletics Long jump
 Gold Borislav Pisić Athletics 110m Hurdles
 Gold Branislav Tripković Gymnastics Parallel bars
 Gold Miroslav Kezunović Gymnastics Horizontal bar
 Gold Jasna Dokl Gymnastics Balance beam
 Gold Radomir Kovačević Judo +95 kg
 Gold Vojo Vujević Judo 71 kg
 Gold Slavko Obadov Judo 86kg
 Silver Dragan Zdravković Athletics 1500m
 Silver Željko Knapić, Dragan Životić, Rok Kopitar, Josip Alebić Athletics Triple jump
 Silver Miloš Srejović Athletics 4x400m
 Silver Darko Cujnik Athletics Decathlon
 Silver Ana Guštin Athletics 400m
 Silver Snežana Dančetović Athletics Long jump
 Silver Breda Lorenci Athletics Pentathlon
 Silver Milan Janić Canoeing K-1, 500m
 Silver Milan Janić Canoeing K-1, 1.000m
 Silver Milan Janić, Dušan Filipović Canoeing K-2, 1.000m
 Silver Selena Trajković Diving Platform
 Silver Branislav Tripković Gymnastics Pommel horse
 Silver Alenka Zupančič Gymnastics Vault
 Silver Alenka Zupančič Gymnastics Uneven bars
 Silver Jasna Dokl Gymnastics Floor Exercise
 Silver Ranko Miranović Judo 95kg
 Silver Franc Očko Judo 60kg
 Silver Zoltan Ilin Tennis Men's singles
 Silver Zoltan Ilin, Zoran Petković Tennis Men's doubles
 Bronze Josip Alebić Athletics 400m
 Bronze Janez Sagadin
Dragan Zarić
Aleksandar Popović
Borislav Pisić
Athletics 4x100m
 Bronze Danial Temim Athletics High jump
 Bronze Miljenko Rak Athletics Long jump
 Bronze Milan Spasojević Athletics Triple jump
 Bronze Ivan Ivančić Athletics Shot put
 Bronze Neđo Đurović Athletics Javelin throw
 Bronze Srećko Štiglić Athletics Hammer throw
 Bronze Joško Vlašić Athletics Decathlon
 Bronze Nađa Avdibašić Athletics 800m
 Bronze Lidija Benedetić Athletics High jump
 Bronze Kosa Stojković Athletics Discus throw
 Bronze Borbala Menjhart Athletics Javelin throw
 Bronze Drago Frelih
Bojan Udovič
Bruno Bulić
Janez Novak
Cycling Team time trial
 Bronze Selver Mustafi Boxing – 48kg
 Bronze Bratislav Ristić Boxing – 57kg
 Bronze Boris Pejović, Mirko Ivančić Rowing Coxless pairs
 Bronze Darko Mikšić
Zdravko Huljev
Milan Radetić
Dragan Vujović
Rowing Coxless fours
 Bronze Đorđević, Kovačević, Janković, Radovanović, Jovanović, Krstić, Kenić, Tešmanović, Mimić Rowing Men's Eights
 Bronze Kezumović, Aćimorvić, Tripković, Jovičić, Kumčić Artistic gymnastics Men's team
 Bronze Minski Fabris Sailing Finn
 Bronze Vesna Šeparović Swimming 400m Individual Medley
 Bronze Mirko Dimčevski Wrestling Men's freestyle 48kg
 Bronze Šaip Bajrami Wrestling Men's freestyle 62kg
 Bronze Anton Stipančić Table tennis Men's singles
 Bronze Zoran Kalinić, Zoran Kosanović Table tennis Men's doubles
 Bronze Branka Batinić Table tennis Women's singles
 Bronze Branka Batinić, Dubravka Fabri Table tennis Women's doubles
 Bronze Gordana Perkučin, Zoran Kalinić Table tennis Mixed doubles
 Bronze Zdravko Milutinović Shooting 50 metre rifle three positions
 Bronze Franc Peternel jr Shooting
 Bronze Davor Vukorepa Judo 65kg
 Bronze Goran Žuvela Judo Openweight
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