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Milestones

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22 March 1991 – NOC of Belarus was established
(Charter was accepted, V. N. Rizhenkov was elected as the President of NOC).
09 March 1992 - NOC was acknowledged by IOC as a temporary member.
21 September 1993 – NOC was accepted as an Official Member by IOC (decision of 101 session IOC in Monaco).
12 - 27 February 1994 - participation in XVII Winter Olympic Games in Lillehammer (Norway) (for the first time as independent team).
33 Belarusian sportsmen participated in 7 types of sport.
2 silver medals were won:
I. Zhelezovsky - skating,
S. Paramigina - biathlon.
19 July - 04 August - Participation in Olympic Games XXVI in Atlanta 1996 (USA).
144 Belarusian sportsmen participated in 21 types of sport.
15 medals were won:
1 gold:
E. Khodotovich – boat racing;
6 silver:
A. Medvedev - wrestling (130 kg),
A. Pavlov – Greek-Roman wrestling (48 kg),
S. Lishtvan – Greek-Roman wrestling (100 kg),
V. Dubrovshik - track and field athletics (disk),
N. Sazanovich - track and field athletics (heptathlon),
I. Basinsky - shooting (small-calibre gun);
8 bronze:
V. Kaptuh - track and field athletics (disk),
V. Scherbo - 4 medals - gymnastics (personal first place , supporting jump, parallel bars, horizontal bar),
E. Zvereva - track and field athletics (disk),
V. Cilent’ - Greek-Roman wrestling (82 kg),
N. Lavrinenko, A. Pankina, N. Volchek,
T. Davidenko, V. Skrabatun, ?. Mikulich,
N. Stasuk, M. Znak, Y. Pavlovich - boat racing.
15 May 1997 – New Membership of NOC was elected
The President of RB ?.G. Lukashenko was elected as the President of NOC.
07 - 22 February 1998 – Participation in XVIII Winter Olympic Games in Nagano (Japan).
59 Belarusian sportsmen participated in 9 types of sport.
2 bronze medals were won:
D. Dashinsky - freestyle,
?. Aydarov - biathlon.
15 September - 01 October - Participation in XXYII Olympic Games in 2000 in Sidney (Australia)
134 Belarusian sportsmen participated in 21 types of sport.
17 medals were won:
3 gold:
H. Karsten - Khodotovich – boat racing,
E. Zvereva - track and field athletics (disk),
Y. Karolchik - track and field athletics (shot).
3 silver:
I. Basinsky - shooting,
Y. Raskina - callisthenics (all-round events),
?. Ananko, ?. Belan, ?. Glaskova, I. Ilenkova, ?. Lazuk, ?. Puzhevich- callisthenics (in team).
11 bronze:
I. Astapkovich - track and field athletics (hammer),
I. Basinsky - shooting,
D. Debelka – Greek-Roman wrestling(130 kg),
P. Dovgal - modern pentathlon,
L. Evglevskaya - shooting,
S. Lavrenov - weight lifting (69 kg),
?. Larukov - judo (73 kg),
S.Martinov - shooting,
G. Oleshuk - weight lifting (62 kg),
N. Sazanovich - track and field athletics (heptathlon),
I. Yatchenko - track and field athletics (disk).
27 March 2001 – New Membership of NOC was elected.
08 - 24 February 2002 - Participation in XIX Winter Olympic Games in Salt-Lake City (USA)
64 Belarusian sportsmen participated in 9 types of sport.
1 bronze medal was won:
Aleksey Grishin - freestyle.
13 - 28 August 2004 - Participation in XXVIII Olympic Games in Athens (Greece)
151 Belarusian sportsmen participated in 23 types of sport.
15 medals were won: 2 gold, 6 silver and 7 bronze:
gold:
Yulia Nesterenko - track and field athletics (100m)
Igor Makarov - judo
silver:
Anna Batusko - weight lifting
Andrey Ribakov - weight lifting
Ekaterina Karsten – boat racing
Victor Zuev - boxing
Ivan Tihon - track and field athletics (hammer)
Magomed Aripgadzhiev - boxing
bronze:
Irina Yatchenko - track and field athletics (disk)
Sergey Martinov - shooting
Tatyana Stukalova – weight lifting
Natalya Cilinskaya - cycle racing
Vjacheslav Makarenko – Greek-Roman wrestling
Natalya Helakh – boat racing
Yuliya Bichik – boat racing
Roman Petrushenko – canoe rowing
Vadim Mahnev – canoe rowing
25 November 2004 – New Membership of NOC was elected.
10-26 ??????? 2006?. – Participation in XX Winter Olympic Games in Torino (Italy)
28 Belarusian sportsmen participated in 7 types of sport.
One medal was won:
silver – Dmitry Dashinsky (freestyle).
08 - 24 August 2008 - Participation in XXIX Olympic Games in Beijing (China)
181 Belarusian sportsmen participated in 26 sport disciplines.
17 medals were won (4+4+9=17).
gold medals:
- Andrey Aryamnov (weight lifting)
- Oksana Menkova (track and field athletics)
- Andrey and Alexander Bogdanovich (canoe rowing, pair-oar boat)
- Roman Petrushenko, Vadim Mahnev, Aleksey Abalmasov, Arthur Litvinchuk (boat racing, four).
silver medals:
- Andrey Ribakov (weight lifting)
- Nataliya Mikhnevich (track and field athletics, shot)
- Andrey Kravchenko (track and field athletics, decathlon)
- Inna Zhukova (callisthenics).
bronze medals:
- Nadezhda Ostapchuk (track and field athletics, shot)
- Mikhail Semenov (Greek-Roman wrestling)
- Anastasiya Novikova (weight lifting)
- Andrey Mikhnevich (track and field athletics, shot)
- Ekaterina Karsten (boat racing)
- Yuliya Bichik, Nataliya Helakh (boat racing, pair-oar boat)
- Murad Haidarov (wrestling)
- Roman Petrushenko, Vadim Makhnev (boat racing, pair-oar boat)
- Kseniya Sankovich, Alina Tumolvich, Anastasiya Ivankova, Zinaida Lunina, Alesya Babushkina, Hlafira Martinovich (callisthenics).
12-28 February 2010 – Participation in XXI Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver (Canada)
49 Belarusian sportsmen participated in 6 types of sport.
3 medals were won:
- gold - Aleksey Grishin (freestyle)
- silver – Sergey Novikov (biathlon)
- bronze – Dariya Domracheva (biathlon).
9 April 2010 – New Membership of NOC was elected.
The National Olympic Committee of Belarus have participated in 9 Olympic Games: 5 winter and 4 summer ones.
78 Belarusian sportsmen have become champions and prize winners of the games.
They won 73 Olympic medals: 11 gold, 23 silver and 39 bronze.

PARTICIPATION OF BELARUSIAN SPORTSMEN IN OLYMPIC GAMES
(modern history)

Olympic Games	Period	Number of participants from Belarus	Number of types of sport	G	S	B	Total	Number of the sportsmen, who won the medals
Lillehammer-94	12-27 February 1994	33	7	0	2	0	2	2
Atlanta-96	19 July - 4 August 1996	144	21	1	6	8	15	20
Nagano-98	07-22 February 1998	59	9	0	0	2	2	2
Sidney-2000	15 September - 1 October 2000	134	21	3	3	11	17	21
Salt-Lake-City-2002	08-24 February 2002	64	9	0	0	1	1	1
Athens-2004	13-29 August 2004	151	23	2	6	7	15	17
Torino-2006	10-26 February 2006	28	7	0	1	0	1	1
Beijing-2008	08-24 August 2008	181	26	4	4	9	17	26
Vancouver-2010	10-26 February 2010	49	6	1	1	1	3	3
TOTAL:		-	-	11	23	39	73	78

Representatives in 16 types of sport won medals

1. Track and field athletics	4 - 5 - 8 = 17
2. Boat racing	2 - 1 - 4 = 7
3.Canoe rowing	2 - 0 - 2 = 4
4.Weight lifting	1 - 3 - 4 = 8
5. Freestyle	1 - 1 - 2 = 4
6. Judo	1 - 0 - 1 = 2
7. Callisthenics	0 - 3 - 1 = 4
8. Shooting	0 - 2 - 4 = 6
9. Greek-Roman wrestling	0 - 2 - 4 = 6
10. Biathlon	0 - 2 - 2 = 4
11. Boxing	0 - 2 - 0 = 2
12. Skating	0 - 1 - 0 = 1
13. Wrestling	0 - 1 - 1 = 2
14. Gymnastics	0 - 0 - 4 = 4
15. Modern pentathlon	0 - 0 - 1 = 1
16. Cycle racing	0 - 0 - 1 = 1

14 sportsmen won more than one medal in the modern history of our country:

1. Karsten ?.

2 - 1 - 1 = 4

2. Petrushenko R.

1 - 0 - 2 = 3

3. Makhnev V.

1 - 0 - 2 = 3

4. Zvereva E.

1 - 0 - 1 = 2

5. Grishin A.

1 - 0 - 1 = 2

6. Basinsky I.

0 - 2 - 1 = 3

7. Ribakov ?.

0 - 2 - 0 = 2

8. Sazanovich N.

0 - 1 - 1 = 2

9. Dashinsky D.

0 - 1 - 1 = 2

10. Scherbo V.

0 - 0 - 4 = 4

11. Martinov S.

0 - 0 - 2 = 2

12. Yatchenko I.

0 - 0 - 2 = 2

13. Bichik Y.

0 - 0 - 2 = 2

14. Helakh N.

0 - 0 - 2 = 2