Athletes from the Czech Republic have won a total of 67 medals at the Summer Games, with canoeing, athletics and shooting as the top medal-producing sports. The nation has also won 34 medals at the Winter Games, mostly in cross-country skiing, speed skating, and ultimately popular ice hockey. In terms of medal count, the most decorated Czech Olympian in the post-Czechoslovak period is speed skater Martina Sáblíková (7 medals between 2010 and 2022).
^Lloyd, Owen (5 November 2022). "Czech Olympic Committee to request country's name changed by IOC to Czechia". Inside the Games. Retrieved 18 May 2023.
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This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed Find sources Czech Republic at the Olympics news newspapers books scholar JSTOR May 2023 Learn how and when to remove this message The Czech Republic first participated at the Olympic Games as an independent nation in 1994 and has competed in every Summer Olympic Games and Winter Olympic Games since then Prior to the dissolution of Czechoslovakia in 1993 Czech athletes had competed at the Olympics from 1920 to 1992 as Czechoslovakia and from 1900 to 1912 as Bohemia Czech Republic at theOlympicsIOC codeCZENOCCzech Olympic CommitteeWebsitewww wbr olympic wbr cz in Czech and English MedalsRanked 38thGold 29 Silver 33 Bronze 39 Total 101Summer appearances19962000200420082012201620202024Winter appearances19941998200220062010201420182022Other related appearances Bohemia 1900 1912 Czechoslovakia 1924 1992 Athletes from the Czech Republic have won a total of 67 medals at the Summer Games with canoeing athletics and shooting as the top medal producing sports The nation has also won 34 medals at the Winter Games mostly in cross country skiing speed skating and ultimately popular ice hockey In terms of medal count the most decorated Czech Olympian in the post Czechoslovak period is speed skater Martina Sablikova 7 medals between 2010 and 2022 The National Olympic Committee for the Czech Republic is the Czech Olympic Committee which was founded in 1899 and recognized in its current form by the International Olympic Committee IOC in 1993 In November 2022 the Czech Olympic Committee requested that the name Czechia should be used in the IOC database 1 Contents 1 Participation 1 1 Timeline of participation 2 Medal tables 2 1 Medals by Summer Games 2 2 Medals by Winter Games 2 3 Medals by summer sport 2 4 Medals by winter sport 3 List of medalists 3 1 Summer Games 3 2 Winter Games 4 See also 5 References 6 External linksParticipation editTimeline of participation edit Date Team 1896 as part of nbsp Hungary 1900 1912 as nbsp Bohemia BOH 1920 1992 nbsp Czechoslovakia TCH 1994 nbsp Czech Republic CZE nbsp Slovakia SVK Medal tables editSee also All time Olympic Games medal table Medals by Summer Games edit Games Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank 1900 1912 as nbsp Bohemia BOH 1920 1992 as part of nbsp Czechoslovakia TCH nbsp 1996 Atlanta 115 4 3 4 11 17 nbsp 2000 Sydney 119 2 3 3 8 28 nbsp 2004 Athens 142 1 3 5 9 42 nbsp 2008 Beijing 134 3 3 1 7 24 nbsp 2012 London 133 4 4 3 11 19 nbsp 2016 Rio de Janeiro 105 1 2 7 10 43 nbsp 2020 Tokyo 115 4 4 3 11 18 nbsp 2024 Paris future event nbsp 2028 Los Angeles nbsp 2032 Brisbane Total 19 22 26 67 45 Medals by Winter Games edit Games Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank 1924 1992 as part of nbsp Czechoslovakia TCH nbsp 1994 Lillehammer 65 0 0 0 0 nbsp 1998 Nagano 61 1 1 1 3 14 nbsp 2002 Salt Lake City 76 1 2 0 3 16 nbsp 2006 Turin 84 1 2 1 4 15 nbsp 2010 Vancouver 92 2 0 4 6 14 nbsp 2014 Sochi 88 2 4 3 9 15 nbsp 2018 Pyeongchang 94 2 2 3 7 14 nbsp 2022 Beijing 114 1 0 1 2 21 nbsp 2026 Milan Cortina future event Total 10 11 13 34 20 Medals by summer sport edit SportGoldSilverBronzeTotal nbsp Canoeing56617 nbsp Athletics53715 nbsp Shooting34411 nbsp Judo2002 nbsp Tennis1348 nbsp Rowing1315 nbsp Cycling1102 nbsp Modern pentathlon1012 nbsp Boxing0101 nbsp Sailing0101 nbsp Fencing0011 nbsp Triathlon0011 nbsp Wrestling0011Totals 13 entries 19222667 Medals by winter sport edit SportGoldSilverBronzeTotal nbsp Speed skating3238 nbsp Snowboarding3014 nbsp Cross country skiing1539 nbsp Alpine skiing1012 nbsp Ice hockey1012 nbsp Freestyle skiing1001 nbsp Biathlon0448Totals 7 entries 10111334List of medalists editSummer Games edit Medal Name Games Sport Event nbsp Gold Jan Zelezny 1996 Atlanta nbsp Athletics Men s javelin throw nbsp Gold Martin Doktor 1996 Atlanta nbsp Canoeing Men s C 1 1000 metres nbsp Gold Martin Doktor 1996 Atlanta nbsp Canoeing Men s C 1 500 metres nbsp Gold Stepanka Hilgertova 1996 Atlanta nbsp Canoeing Women s slalom K 1 nbsp Silver Lukas Pollert 1996 Atlanta nbsp Canoeing Men s slalom C 1 nbsp Silver Jiri Rohan Miroslav Simek 1996 Atlanta nbsp Canoeing Men s slalom C 2 nbsp Silver Jana Novotna Helena Sukova 1996 Atlanta nbsp Tennis Women s doubles nbsp Bronze Tomas Dvorak 1996 Atlanta nbsp Athletics Men s decathlon nbsp Bronze Sarka Kasparkova 1996 Atlanta nbsp Athletics Women s triple jump nbsp Bronze Miroslav Janus 1996 Atlanta nbsp Shooting Men s 10 metre running target nbsp Bronze Jana Novotna 1996 Atlanta nbsp Tennis Women s singles nbsp Gold Jan Zelezny 2000 Sydney nbsp Athletics Men s javelin throw nbsp Gold Stepanka Hilgertova 2000 Sydney nbsp Canoeing Women s slalom K 1 nbsp Silver Roman Sebrle 2000 Sydney nbsp Athletics Men s decathlon nbsp Silver Rudolf Kraj 2000 Sydney nbsp Boxing Men s light heavyweight nbsp Silver Petr Malek 2000 Sydney nbsp Shooting Men s skeet nbsp Bronze Marek Jiras Tomas Mader 2000 Sydney nbsp Canoeing Men s slalom C 2 nbsp Bronze Martin Tenk 2000 Sydney nbsp Shooting Men s 50 metre pistol nbsp Bronze Jan Rehula 2000 Sydney nbsp Triathlon Men s competition nbsp Gold Roman Sebrle 2004 Athens nbsp Athletics Men s decathlon nbsp Silver David Kopriva Tomas KarasJakub HanakDavid Jirka 2004 Athens nbsp Rowing Men s quadruple sculls nbsp Silver Lenka Smidova 2004 Athens nbsp Sailing Women s Europe class nbsp Silver Lenka Hykova 2004 Athens nbsp Shooting Women s 25 m pistol nbsp Bronze Jaroslav Baba 2004 Athens nbsp Athletics Men s high jump nbsp Bronze Vera Pospisilova Cechlova 2004 Athens nbsp Athletics Women s Discus Throw nbsp Bronze Ondrej Stepanek Jaroslav Volf 2004 Athens nbsp Canoeing Men s slalom C 2 nbsp Bronze Libor Capalini 2004 Athens nbsp Modern pentathlon Men s competition nbsp Bronze Katerina Kurkova 2004 Athens nbsp Shooting Women s 10 m air rifle nbsp Gold Barbora Spotakova 2008 Beijing nbsp Athletics Women s javelin throw nbsp Gold David Kostelecky 2008 Beijing nbsp Shooting Men s trap nbsp Gold Katerina Emmons 2008 Beijing nbsp Shooting Women s 10 metre air rifle nbsp Silver Ondrej Stepanek Jaroslav Volf 2008 Beijing nbsp Canoeing Men s slalom C 2 nbsp Silver Katerina Emmons 2008 Beijing nbsp Shooting Women s 50 metre rifle three positions nbsp Silver Ondrej Synek 2008 Beijing nbsp Rowing Men s single sculls nbsp Bronze Marek Svec 2008 Beijing nbsp Wrestling Men s Greco Roman 96 kg nbsp Gold Barbora Spotakova 2012 London nbsp Athletics Women s javelin throw nbsp Gold Jaroslav Kulhavy 2012 London nbsp Cycling Men s cross country nbsp Gold David Svoboda 2012 London nbsp Modern pentathlon Men s nbsp Gold Miroslava Knapkova 2012 London nbsp Rowing Women s single sculls nbsp Silver Vavrinec Hradilek 2012 London nbsp Canoeing Men s slalom K 1 nbsp Silver Ondrej Synek 2012 London nbsp Rowing Men s single sculls nbsp Silver Andrea Hlavackova Lucie Hradecka 2012 London nbsp Tennis Women s doubles nbsp Silver Zuzana Hejnova 2012 London nbsp Athletics Women s 400 m hurdles nbsp Bronze Josef Dostal Daniel HavelJan SterbaLukas Trefil 2012 London nbsp Canoeing Men s K 4 1000 m nbsp Bronze Adela Sykorova 2012 London nbsp Shooting Women s 50 m rifle three positions nbsp Bronze Vitezslav Vesely 2012 London nbsp Athletics Men s javelin throw nbsp Gold Lukas Krpalek 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Judo Men s 100 kg nbsp Silver Josef Dostal 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Canoeing Men s K 1 1000 m nbsp Silver Jaroslav Kulhavy 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Cycling Men s cross country nbsp Bronze Jiri Prskavec 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Canoeing Men s slalom K 1 nbsp Bronze Ondrej Synek 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Rowing Men s single sculls nbsp Bronze Petra Kvitova 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Tennis Women s singles nbsp Bronze Lucie Safarova Barbora Strycova 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Tennis Women s doubles nbsp Bronze Lucie Hradecka Radek Stepanek 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Tennis Mixed doubles nbsp Bronze Barbora Spotakova 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Athletics Women s javelin throw nbsp Bronze Josef DostalDaniel HavelJan SterbaLukas Trefil 2016 Rio de Janeiro nbsp Canoeing Men s K 4 1000 m nbsp Gold Jiri Liptak 2020 Tokyo nbsp Shooting Men s trap nbsp Gold Lukas Krpalek 2020 Tokyo nbsp Judo Men s 100 kg nbsp Gold Jiri Prskavec 2020 Tokyo nbsp Canoeing Men s K 1 slalom nbsp Gold Barbora KrejcikovaKaterina Siniakova 2020 Tokyo nbsp Tennis Women s doubles nbsp Silver David Kostelecky 2020 Tokyo nbsp Shooting Men s trap nbsp Silver Lukas Rohan 2020 Tokyo nbsp Canoeing Men s C 1 slalom nbsp Silver Marketa Vondrousova 2020 Tokyo nbsp Tennis Women s singles nbsp Silver Jakub Vadlejch 2020 Tokyo nbsp Athletics Men s javelin throw nbsp Bronze Alexander Choupenitch 2020 Tokyo nbsp Fencing Men s foil nbsp Bronze Josef DostalRadek Slouf 2020 Tokyo nbsp Canoeing K 2 1000 metres nbsp Bronze Vitezslav Vesely 2020 Tokyo nbsp Athletics Men s javelin throw Winter Games edit Medal Name Games Sport Event nbsp Gold Ice hockey team Josef BeranekJan CalounRoman CechmanekJiri DopitaRoman HamrlikDominik HasekMilan HejdukMilan HnilickaJaromir JagrFrantisek KuceraRobert LangDavid MoravecPavel PateraLibor ProchazkaMartin ProchazkaRobert ReichelMartin RucinskyVladimir RuzickaJiri SlegrRichard SmehlikJaroslav SpacekMartin StrakaPetr Svoboda 1998 Nagano nbsp Ice hockey Men s competition nbsp Silver Katerina Neumannova 1998 Nagano nbsp Cross country skiing Women s 5 km nbsp Bronze Katerina Neumannova 1998 Nagano nbsp Cross country skiing Women s pursuit nbsp Gold Ales Valenta 2002 Salt Lake City nbsp Freestyle skiing Men s aerials nbsp Silver Katerina Neumannova 2002 Salt Lake City nbsp Cross country skiing Women s 15 km nbsp Silver Katerina Neumannova 2002 Salt Lake City nbsp Cross country skiing Women s pursuit nbsp Gold Katerina Neumannova 2006 Turin nbsp Cross country skiing Women s 30 km nbsp Silver Katerina Neumannova 2006 Turin nbsp Cross country skiing Women s pursuit nbsp Silver Lukas Bauer 2006 Turin nbsp Cross country skiing Men s 15 km nbsp Bronze Ice hockey team Jan BulisPetr CajanekPatrik EliasMartin EratDominik HasekMilan HejdukAles HemskyMilan HnilickaJaromir JagrFrantisek KaberleTomas KaberleAles KotalikFilip KubaPavel KubinaRobert LangMarek MalikRostislav OleszVaclav ProspalMartin RucinskyDusan SalfickyJaroslav SpacekMartin StrakaTomas VokounDavid VybornyMarek Zidlicky 2006 Turin nbsp Ice hockey Men s competition nbsp Gold Martina Sablikova 2010 Vancouver nbsp Speed skating Women s 3000 metres nbsp Gold Martina Sablikova 2010 Vancouver nbsp Speed skating Women s 5000 metres nbsp Bronze Sarka Zahrobska 2010 Vancouver nbsp Alpine skiing Women s slalom nbsp Bronze Lukas Bauer 2010 Vancouver nbsp Cross country skiing Men s 15 kilometre freestyle nbsp Bronze Martin Jaks Lukas BauerJiri MagalMartin Koukal 2010 Vancouver nbsp Cross country skiing Men s 4 x 10 kilometre relay nbsp Bronze Martina Sablikova 2010 Vancouver nbsp Speed skating Women s 1500 metres nbsp Gold Eva Samkova 2014 Sochi nbsp Snowboarding Women s snowboard cross nbsp Gold Martina Sablikova 2014 Sochi nbsp Speed skating Women s 5000 metres nbsp Silver Ondrej Moravec 2014 Sochi nbsp Biathlon Men s pursuit nbsp Silver Gabriela Soukalova 2014 Sochi nbsp Biathlon Women s mass start nbsp Silver Veronika Vitkova Gabriela SoukalovaJaroslav SoukupOndrej Moravec 2014 Sochi nbsp Biathlon Mixed relay nbsp Silver Martina Sablikova 2014 Sochi nbsp Speed skating Women s 3000 metres nbsp Bronze Jaroslav Soukup 2014 Sochi nbsp Biathlon Men s sprint nbsp Bronze Ondrej Moravec 2014 Sochi nbsp Biathlon Men s mass start nbsp Bronze Eva Puskarcikova Gabriela SoukalovaJitka LandovaVeronika Vitkova 2014 Sochi nbsp Biathlon Women s relay nbsp Gold Ester Ledecka 2018 Pyeongchang nbsp Alpine skiing Women s super G nbsp Gold Ester Ledecka 2018 Pyeongchang nbsp Snowboarding Women s parallel giant slalom nbsp Silver Michal Krcmar 2018 Pyeongchang nbsp Biathlon Men s sprint nbsp Silver Martina Sablikova 2018 Pyeongchang nbsp Speed skating Women s 5000 metres nbsp Bronze Veronika Vitkova 2018 Pyeongchang nbsp Biathlon Women s sprint nbsp Bronze Karolina Erbanova 2018 Pyeongchang nbsp Speed skating Women s 500 metres nbsp Bronze Eva Samkova 2018 Pyeongchang nbsp Snowboarding Women s snowboard cross nbsp Gold Ester Ledecka 2022 Beijing nbsp Snowboarding Women s parallel giant slalom nbsp Bronze Martina Sablikova 2022 Beijing nbsp Speed skating Women s 5000 metresSee also editList of flag bearers for the Czech Republic at the Olympics Category Olympic competitors for the Czech Republic Czech Republic at the Youth Olympics Czech Republic at the Paralympics Bohemia at the Olympics Czechoslovakia at the OlympicsReferences edit Lloyd Owen 5 November 2022 Czech Olympic Committee to request country s name changed by IOC to Czechia Inside the Games Retrieved 18 May 2023 External links edit Czechia International Olympic Committee Czechia Olympedia com Olympic Analytics CZE olympanalyt com nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media 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