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Olympians Named “A” on Stamps OLYMPIANS NAMED “A” ON STAMPS This is a part of a list named “Olympians on Stamps”, which contains Olympians whose last names start with “A” depicted on stamps and other philatelic material, along with the actual philatelic material. Each athlete’s name is clickable – it will take you to their Wikipedia page (or, if one does not exist, to another page associated with the athlete), where you can view their biography and achievements. After philatelic materials depicting the Olympian, you can see the athlete’s brief summary of their Olympic participation and achievements. The “Olympians on Stamps” list is actually a supplement to my “Olympic History on Stamps” collection. Kjetil Andre Aamodt Norway, Alpine Skiing, 1992-2006 (4-2-2) 1 Aliaksei Abalmasau Belarus, Canoeing, 2004-08 (1-0-0) 2 Ignazio Abate Italy, Football, 2008 3 Christian Abbiati Italy, Football, 2000 4 Muhammad Abdullaev Uzbekistan, Boxing, 1996-2000 (1-0-0) Namig Abdullayev Azerbaijan, Wrestling, 1996-2004 (1-1-0) Amer Abdulrahman United Arab Emirates, Football, 2012 5 Omar Abdulrahman United Arab Emirates, Football, 2012 Andrey Abduvaliyev CIS / Uzbekistan, Athletics, 1992, 2000 (1-0-0) 6 Masashi Abe Japan, Nordic Combined, 1988-94 (1-0-0) Theophile Abega Cameroon, Football, 1984 7 Abelardo Spain, Football, 1992 (1-0-0) Enver Ablaev Ukraine, Freestyle Skiing, 2002-10 8 Harold Abrahams Great Britain, Athletics, 1920-24 (1-1-0) Paul Accola Switzerland, Alpine Skiing, 1988-2002 (0-0-1) Elmer Acevedo El Salvador, Football, 1968 9 Abdelhak Achik Morocco, Boxing, 1988 (0-0-1) Ronny Ackermann Germany, Nordic Combined, 1998-2006 (0-3-0) Rosemarie Ackermann East Germany, Athletics, 1972-80 (1-0-0) 10 Donat Acklin Switzerland, Bobsleigh, 1988-94 (2-1-1) Edward Acquah Ghana, Football, 1964 11 Ali Enver Adakan Turkey, Sailing, 2000-04 Lennox Adams St Vincent and the Grenadines, Athletics, 1988 Nicola Adams Great Britain, Boxing, 2012-16 (2-0-0) 12 Valerie Adams New Zealand, Athletics, 2004-20 (2-1-1) Derick Adamson Jamaica, Athletics, 1988 Ademir Brazil, Football, 1984-88 (0-2-0) 13 Sammi Adjei Ghana, Football, 1992 (0-0-1) Alan Adler Brazil, Sailing, 1984-92 Rebecca Adlington Great Britain, Swimming, 2008-12 (2-0-2) 14 Maxim Afinogenov Russia, Ice Hockey, 2002-10 (0-0-1) Victor Agali Nigeria, Football, 2000 15 Andre Agassi USA, Tennis, 1996 (1-0-0) Edward Aggrey-Fynn Ghana, Football, 1964 16 Aurelien Agnan Benin, Boxing, 1980 17 Jeff Agoos USA, Football, 2000 Meghan Agosta Canada, Ice Hockey, 2006-18 (3-1-0) 18 Benjamin Agosto USA, Figure Skating, 2006-10 (0-1-0) 19 Julen Aguinagalde Spain, Handball, 2012, 2020 (0-0-1) 20 Marcelo Aguirre Paraguay, Table Tennis, 2008-16 Michael Ahey Ghana, Athletics, 1964-72 21 Mats Ahlberg Sweden, Ice Hockey, 1972, 1980 (0-0-1) Arne Ahman Sweden, Athletics, 1948-52 (1-0-0) 22 Mohamed Ahmed United Arab Emirates, Football, 2012 23 Viktor Ahn South Korea / Russia, Short Track Speed Skating, 2002-06, 2014 (6-0-2) 24 Janne Ahonen Finland, Ski Jumping, 1994-2018 (0-2-0) Ben Ainslie Great Britain, Sailing, 1996-2012 (4-1-0) Brett Aitken Australia, Cycling, 1992-2000 (1-1-1) 25 Yakubu Aiyegbeni Nigeria, Football, 2000 26 Nasuh Akar Turkey, Wrestling, 1948 (1-0-0) Michelle Akers USA, Football, 1996 (1-0-0) 27 John Akii-Bua 28 Uganda, Athletics, 1972, 1980 (1-0-0) 29 Khamis Al-Dosari Saudi Arabia, Football, 1996 Obeid Al-Dosari Saudi Arabia, Football, 1996 Mohamed Abd Al-Jawad Saudi Arabia, Football, 1984 30 Ismail Al Hammadi United Arab Emirates, Football, 2012 Ibrahim Al-Harbi Saudi Arabia, Football, 1996 Mohammed Al-Jahani Saudi Arabia, Football, 1996 31 Hamdan Al-Kamali United Arab Emirates, Football, 2012 Mohammed Al-Khilaiwi Saudi Arabia, Football, 1996 32 Talib Salim Al-Maiwali Oman, Sailing, 1984 Ahmed Al Maktoum United Arab Emirates, Shooting, 2000-08 (1-0-0) 33 Mikko Ala-Leppilampi Finland, Athletics, 1972 Vugar Alakbarov Azerbaijan, Boxing, 2000-04 (0-0-1) 34 Jordi Alba Spain, Football, 2012 Florian Albert Hungary, Football, 1960 (0-0-1) 35 Demetrio Albertini Italy, Football, 1992 Tenley Albright USA, Figure Skating, 1952-56 (1-1-0) 36 Aldair Brazil, Football, 1996 (0-0-1) Andres Aldama Cuba, Boxing, 1976-80 (1-1-0) Jo Aleh New Zealand, Sailing, 2008-16 (1-1-0) 37 Virgilijus Alekna Lithuania, Athletics, 1996-2012 (2-0-1) Artur Aleksanyan Armenia, Wrestling, 2012-20 (1-1-1) 38 Vasily Alekseyev 39 40 USSR, Weightlifting, 1972-80 (2-0-0) 41 Maja Aleksic Serbia, Volleyball, 2020 (0-0-1) Milan Aleksic Serbia, Water Polo, 2012-20 (2-0-1) 42 Alex Brazil, Football, 2000 Niclas Alexandersson Sweden, Football, 1992 43 Boris Alexandrov USSR, Ice Hockey, 1976 (1-0-0) Veniamin Alexandrov USSR, Ice Hockey, 1960-68 (2-0-1) 44 Ion Alexe Romania, Boxing, 1968-72 (0-1-0) Enrique Alfaro Mexico, Football, 1996 Alfonso Spain, Football, 1992 (1-0-0) 45 Daniel Alfredsson Sweden, Ice Hockey, 1998-2014 (1-1-0) Algodao Brazil, Basketball, 1948-60 (0-0-2) 46 Dzinara Alimbekava Belarus, Biathlon, 2018 (1-0-0) Alister Allan Great Britain, Shooting, 1968, 1976, 1984-92 (0-1-1) Katie Allen Australia, Field Hockey, 2000-04 (1-0-0) 47 Ray Allen USA, Basketball, 2000 (1-0-0) Matias Almeyda Argentina, Football, 1996 (0-1-0) Nicolas Alnoudji Cameroon, Football, 2000 (1-0-0) 48 Luc Alphand France, Alpine Skiing, 1988-94 Thomas Alsgaard Norway, Cross-Country Skiing, 1994-2002 (5-1-0) 49 Guido Alvarenga Paraguay, Football, 1992 Jose Alvarez Spain, Equestrian, 1924-28 (1-0-0) 50 Lili Alvarez Spain, Tennis, 1924 51 Yuri Alvear Colombia, Judo, 2008-16 (0-1-1) Bruno Alves Portugal, Football, 2004 Anatoly Alyabyev USSR, Biathlon, 1980 (2-0-1) 52 Ingrida Amantova USSR, Luge, 1980-84 (0-0-1) 53 Massimo Ambrosini Italy, Football, 2000 54 Andres Ambuhl Switzerland, Ice Hockey, 2006-18 55 Marco Amelia Italy, Football, 2004 (0-0-1) 56 Joseph Amlong USA, Rowing, 1964 (1-0-0) Thomas Amlong USA, Rowing, 1964 (1-0-0) 57 Simon Ammann Switzerland, Ski Jumping, 1998-2018 (4-0-0) Duda Amorim Brazil, Handball, 2008-20 58 Zinaida Amosova USSR, Cross-Country Skiing, 1976 (1-0-0) Frank Amyot Canada, Canoeing, 1936 (1-0-0) 59 An Young-su South Korea, Boxing, 1984 (0-1-0) Mario Ancic Croatia, Tennis, 2000-04 (0-0-1) 60 Hjalmar Andersen 61 62 63 Norway, Speed Skating, 1948-56 (3-0-0) 64 Jamie Anderson 65 USA, Snowboarding, 2014-18 (2-1-0) 66 Jasey-Jay Anderson Canada, Snowboarding, 1998-2018 (1-0-0) 67 John Anderson USA, Athletics, 1928-32 (1-0-0) Paul Anderson USA, Weightlifting, 1956 (1-0-0) 68 Eduards Andersons Latvia, Basketball, 1936 Agneta Andersson Sweden, Canoeing, 1980-96 (3-2-2) 69 Gunilla Andersson Sweden, Ice Hockey, 1998-2010 (0-1-1) Malin Andersson Sweden, Football, 1996-2004 Patrik Andersson Sweden, Football, 1992 70 Carola Anding East Germany, Cross-Country Skiing, 1980-84 (1-0-0) 71 Kozue Ando 72 73 74 75 Japan, Football, 2004-12 (0-1-0) 76 Jose Leandro Andrade 77 78 79 Uruguay, Football, 1924-28 (2-0-0) 80 Alessandro Andrei Italy, Athletics, 1984-92 (1-0-0) 81 Nikolai Andrianov 82 USSR, Gymnastics, 1972-80 (7-5-3) 83 Sergei Andronov Russia, Ice Hockey, 2018 (1-0-0) 84 Peter Angerer 85 West Germany, Biathlon, 1980-88 (1-2-2) 86 Artem Anisimov Russia, Ice Hockey, 2014 Alyson Annan Australia, Field Hockey, 1992-2000 (2-0-0) Her Royal Highness Princess Anne Great Britain, Equestrian, 1976 87 Jacques Anquetil France, Cycling, 1952 (0-0-1) Paul Anspach Belgium, Fencing, 1908-24 (2-2-1) 88 Carmelo Anthony USA, Basketball, 2004-16 (3-0-1) Stephane Antiga France, Volleyball, 2004 Aleksandr Anufriyev USSR, Athletics, 1952 (0-0-1) 89 Fuad Anwar Saudi Arabia, Football, 1996 90 Seiji Aochi Japan, Ski Jumping, 1968-72 (0-0-1) 91 Ibrahim Aoudou Cameroon, Football, 1984 92 Said Aouita Morocco, Athletics, 1984-88 (1-0-1) 93 Ingo Appelt Austria, Bobsleigh, 1988-92 (1-0-0) 94 Stephen Appiah Ghana, Football, 2004 95 Gillian Apps Canada, Ice Hockey, 2006-14 (3-0-0) Syl Apps Canada, Athletics, 1936 Yael Arad Israel, Judo, 1992-96 (0-1-0) 96 Shigeo Arai Japan, Swimming, 1936 (1-0-1) 97 Shizuka Arakawa Japan, Figure Skating, 1998, 2006 (1-0-0) 98 Andrei Aramnau Belarus, Weightlifting, 2008 (1-0-0) Agustin Aranzabal Spain, Football, 1996 Dani Aranzubia Spain, Football, 2000 (0-1-0) 99 Nestor Araujo Mexico, Football, 2012 (1-0-0) Rodica Arba Romania, Rowing, 1980-88 (2-1-1) Francisco Arce Paraguay, Football, 1992 100 Luis Arconada Spain, Football, 1976 101 Jesus Arellano Mexico, Football, 1996 102 Barbara Arenhart Brazil, Handball, 2016-20 103 Egidio Arevalo Rios Uruguay, Football, 2012 104 Magomed Aripgadjiev Azerbaijan / Belarus, Boxing, 2000-04 (0-1-0) Pedro Arispe Uruguay, Football, 1924-28 (2-0-0) 105 Victor Hugo Aristizabal Colombia, Football, 1992 Mario Armano Italy, Bobsleigh, 1968-72 (1-0-0) Debbie Armstrong USA, Alpine Skiing, 1984-88 (1-0-0) 106 Jenny Armstrong New Zealand / Australia, Sailing, 1992, 2000-04 (1-0-0) 107 Kristin Armstrong USA, Cycling, 2004-16 (3-0-0) 108 Lance Armstrong USA, Cycling, 1992-2000 109 Zlatan Arnautovic Yugoslavia, Handball, 1980-84 (1-0-0) Juan Pedro Arremon Uruguay, Football, 1928 (1-0-0) 110 Abas Arslanagic Yugoslavia, Handball, 1972-76 (1-0-0) Tomoriin Artag Mongolia, Wrestling, 1968-72 (0-0-1) 111 Bakhtiyar Artayev Kazakhstan, Boxing, 2004-08 (1-0-0) Vladimir Artemov USSR, Gymnastics, 1988 (4-1-0) Juan Manuel Asensi Spain, Football, 1968 112 Evelyn Ashford USA, Athletics, 1976, 1984-92 (4-1-0) Alfred Asikainen Finland, Wrestling, 1912 (0-0-1) Dimitra Asilian Greece, Water Polo, 2004 (0-1-0) 113 Carl-Erik Asplund 114 115 Sweden, Speed Skating, 1952 (0-0-1) 116 Faustino Asprilla Colombia, Football, 1992 Alina Astafei Romania / Germany, Athletics, 1988-96 (0-1-0)
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