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Slovenia at the 2005 Mediterranean Games

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IOC code
  
SLO

8
  
17

10
  
8

17
  
35

Slovenia at the 2005 Mediterranean Games

NOC
  
Slovenian Olympic Committee

Medals Ranked 8th
  
Gold Silver Bronze Total 10 8 17 35

Slovenia (SLO) competed at the 2005 Mediterranean Games in Almería, Spain. The nation had a total number of 159 participants (98 men and 61 women).

Contents

Gold

Athletics

  • Men's 100 metres: Matic Osovnikar
  • Men's 200 metres: Matic Osovnikar
  • Women's 200 metres: Alenka Bikar

    • Gymnastics

  • Men's Parallel Bars: Mitja Petkovšek

    • Swimming

  • Men's 200 m backstroke: Blaž Medvešek
  • Men's 50 m breaststroke: Emil Tahirovič
  • Men's 100 m breaststroke: Peter Mankoč
  • Men's 4×100 m medley relay: Blaž Medvešek, Emil Tahirovič, Jernej Mencinger, and Peter Mankoč
  • Women's 200 m individual medley: Anja Klinar

    • Silver

    Athletics

  • Men's Discus: Igor Primc

    • Judo

  • Men's Extra-Lightweight (– 60 kg): Rok Drakšič
  • Men's Half-Middleweight (– 81 kg): Klemen Ferjan
  • Women's Middleweight (– 70 kg): Rasa Sraka

    • Swimming

  • Men's 200 m butterfly: Aleš Aberšek
  • Women's 200 m freestyle: Sara Isakovič
  • Women's 400 m freestyle: Sara Isakovič
  • Women's 400 m individual medley: Anja Klinar

    • Bronze

    Archery

  • Women's Team Competition: Barbara Križe, Darja Verbič, and Dolores Čekada

    • Athletics

  • Men's 4x100 metres: Matic Osovnikar, Matjaž Borovina, Boštjan Fridrih, Damjan Zlatnar, and Jan Žumer

    • Bowls

  • Progressive Throw: Bojan Novak

    • Boxing

  • Men's Light Heavyweight (– 81 kg): Robert Kramberger

    • Judo

  • Women's Half-Lightweight (– 52 kg): Petra Nareks
  • Women's Half-Middleweight (– 63 kg): Urška Žolnir

    • Karate

  • Women's – 55 kg: Teja Savor

    • Rowing

  • Men's Single Sculls: Davor Mizerit
  • Men's Double Sculls: Rok Kolander and Matej Prelog

    • Swimming

  • Men's 50 m freestyle: Jernej Godec
  • Men's 50 m breaststroke: Matjaž Markič
  • Men's 100 m breaststroke: Emil Tahirovič

    • Archery

    Men's Individual

  • Matej Povž
  • Matija Žlender
  • Matej Zupanc

    • Women's Individual

  • Barbara Križe
  • Darja Verbič
  • Dolores Čekada

    • Women's Team

  • Barbara Križe
  • Darja Verbič
  • Dolores Čekada

    • Athletics

  • Alenka Bikar
  • Matjaž Borovina
  • Boštjan Fridrih
  • Brigita Langerholc
  • Meta Mačus
  • Teja Melink
  • Sara Orešnik
  • Matic Osovnikar
  • Andrej Poljanec
  • Rožle Prezelj
  • Igor Primc
  • Snežana Rodić
  • Sonja Roman
  • Jurij Rovan
  • Miroslav Vodovnik
  • Damjan Zlatnar
  • Boštjan Šimunič
  • Jan Žumer
  • Kristina Žumer

    • Men's Team Competition

  • Preliminary Round (Group 4)
  • Defeated Italy (27:30)
  • Lost to Tunisia (23:25)
  • Quarterfinals
  • Lost to Serbia and Montenegro (30:33)
  • Classification Matches
  • 5th/8th place: Defeated Greece (28:25)
  • 5th/6th place: Lost to Egypt (30:31) → 6th place
  • Team Roster
  • Dušan Podpečan
  • Gregor Lorger
  • Miladin Kozlina
  • Rok Ivančič
  • Boštjan Kavaš
  • Jure Dobelšek
  • Boštjan Hribar
  • Marko Oštir
  • Jure Natek
  • Goran Kozomara
  • Robert Konečnik
  • Aleš Pajovič
  • Aleš Sirk
  • Matjaž Mlakar
  • Luka Žvižej
  • Primož Prošt
  • Head Coach: Slavko Ivezič

    • Women's Team Competition

  • Team Roster
  • Anja Argenti
  • Maja Breznik
  • Monika Frol
  • Manuela Hrnjič
  • Neli Irman
  • Tadeja Korelc
  • Miša Marinček
  • Kristina Mihić
  • Nina Potočnik
  • Darja Rajšič
  • Tina Sotler
  • Urška Wertl
  • Katja Čerenjak
  • Tanja Čigoja
  • Biljana Čulibrk
  • Jelena Čvorak
  • Head Coach: Robert Begus

    • Judo

  • Matjaž Ceraj
  • Rok Drakšič
  • Klemen Ferjan
  • Primož Ferjan
  • Tina Kukec
  • Petra Nareks
  • Raša Sraka
  • Urška Žolnir

    • Karate

  • Marijana Jularič
  • Matjaž Končina
  • Dejan Vozlič
  • Teja Šavor

    • Swimming

  • Aleš Aberšek
  • Jernej Godec
  • Sara Isakovič
  • Anja Klinar
  • Peter Mankoč
  • Matjaž Markič
  • Blaž Medvešek
  • Jernej Mencinger
  • Marko Milenkovič
  • Monika Močnik
  • Jasna Ovsenik
  • Matjaž Pernat
  • Tamara Sambrailo
  • Nina Sovinek
  • Emil Tahirovič
  • Luka Turk
  • Anja Čarman

    • Water Polo

  • Boban Antonijevič
  • Žiga Balderman
  • Erik Bukovac
  • Teo Galič
  • Jernej Lovše
  • Aleksander Mertelj
  • Tomaž Mihelčič
  • Jure Nastran
  • Matej Nastran
  • Primož Troppan
  • Blaž Verač
  • Miha Vreček
  • Andrija Šulič

    • References

    Slovenia at the 2005 Mediterranean Games Wikipedia
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