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Location Year Player Medals Event Results London 2012 Alexandra RAISMAN Bronze balance beam 15.066 London 2012 Alexandra RAISMAN Gold floor exercises 15.6 London 2012 Danell LEYVA Bronze individual all-round 90.698 London 2012 Gabrielle DOUGLAS Gold individual all-round 62.232 Alexandra RAISMAN Gabrielle DOUGLAS London 2012 Jordyn WIEBER Gold team competition 183.596 Kyla ROSS Mc Kayla MARONEY London 2012 Mc Kayla MARONEY Silver vault 15.083 Beijing 2008 Anastasia LIUKIN Silver balance beam 16.025 Beijing 2008 Shawn JOHNSON GoldGold balance beam 16.225 Beijing 2008 Anastasia LIUKIN Bronze floor exercises 15.425 Beijing 2008 Shawn JOHNSON Silver floor exercises 15.5 Beijing 2008 Jonathan HORTON Silver horizontal bar 16.175 Beijing 2008 Anastasia LIUKIN Gold individual all-round 63.325 Beijing 2008 Shawn JOHNSON Silver individual all-round 62.725 Alexander ARTEMEV Joey HAGERTY Jonathan HORTON Beijing 2008 Bronze team competition 275.85 Justin SPRING Kai Wen TAN Raj BHAVSAR Alicia SACRAMONE Anastasia LIUKIN Bridget SLOAN Beijing 2008 Silver team competition 186.525 Chellsie MEMMEL Samantha PESZEK Shawn JOHNSON Beijing 2008 Anastasia LIUKIN Silver uneven bars 16.725 Athens 2004 Carly PATTERSON Silver balance beam 9.775 Athens 2004 Paul HAMM Silver horizontal bar 9.812 Athens 2004 Carly PATTERSON Gold individual all-round 38.387 Athens 2004 Paul HAMM Gold individual all-round 57.823 Blaine WILSON Brett MCCLURE Guard YOUNG Athens 2004 Silver team competition 172.933 Jason GATSON Morgan HAMM Paul HAMM Annia HATCH Carly PATTERSON Courtney KUPETS Athens 2004 Silver team competition 113.584 Courtney MCCOOL Mohini BHARDWAJ Terin HUMPHREY Athens 2004 Courtney KUPETS Bronze uneven bars 9.637 Athens 2004 Terin HUMPHREY Silver uneven bars 9.662 Athens 2004 Annia HATCH Silver vault 9.481 Amy CHOW Dominique DAWES Elise RAY Sydney 2000 Bronze team competition 152.933 Jamie DANTZSCHER www.downloadexcelfiles.com Kristin MALONEY Tasha SCHWIKERT-WARREN Atlanta 1996 Shannon MILLER Gold balance beam 9.862 Atlanta 1996 Dominique DAWES Bronze floor exercises 9.837 Atlanta 1996 Jair LYNCH Silver parallel bars 9.825 Amanda BORDEN Amy CHOW Dominique DAWES Atlanta 1996 Dominique MOCEANU Gold team competition 3,89,225 Jaycie PHELPS Kerri STRUG Shannon MILLER Atlanta 1996 Amy CHOW Silver uneven bars 9.837 Barcelona 1992 Shannon MILLER Silver balance beam 9.912 Barcelona 1992 Shannon MILLER Bronze floor exercises 9.912 Barcelona 1992 Trent DIMAS Gold horizontal bar 9.875 Barcelona 1992 Shannon MILLER Silver individual all-round 39.725 Betty OKINO Dominique DAWES Kerri STRUG Barcelona 1992 Bronze team competition 394.704 Kim ZMESKAL Shannon MILLER Wendy BRUCE Barcelona 1992 Shannon MILLER Bronze uneven bars 9.962 Seoul 1988 Phoebe MILLS Bronze balance beam 19.837 Los Angeles 1984 Kathy JOHNSON Bronze balance beam 19.65 Los Angeles 1984 Mary Lou RETTON Bronze floor exercises 19.775 Los Angeles 1984 Julianne MCNAMARA Silver floor exercises 19.95 Los Angeles 1984 Mary Lou RETTON Gold individual all-round 79.175 Los Angeles 1984 Peter VIDMAR Silver individual all-round 118.675 Los Angeles 1984 Mitchell GAYLORD Bronze parallel bars 19.85 Los Angeles 1984 Bart CONNER Gold parallel bars 19.95 Los Angeles 1984 Timothy DAGGETT Bronze pommel horse 19.825 Los Angeles 1984 Peter VIDMAR Gold pommel horse 19.95 Los Angeles 1984 Mitchell GAYLORD Bronze rings 19.825 Julianne MCNAMARA Kathy JOHNSON Mary Lou RETTON Los Angeles 1984 Silver team competition 391.2 Michelle DUSSERRE Pamela BILECK Tracee TALAVERA Bart CONNER James HARTUNG Mitchell GAYLORD Los Angeles 1984 Gold team competition 591.4 Peter VIDMAR Scott JOHNSON Timothy DAGGETT Los Angeles 1984 Julianne MCNAMARA Gold uneven bars 19.95 Los Angeles 1984 Mary Lou RETTON Bronze uneven bars 19.8 Los Angeles 1984 Mitchell GAYLORD Silver vault 19.825 Los Angeles 1984 Mary Lou RETTON Silver vault 19.85 Montreal 1976 Peter KORMANN Bronze floor exercises 19.3 Anita SIMONIS Clara SCHROTH www.downloadexcelfiles.com Connie CARUCCIO-LENZ Dorothy DALTON London 1948 Bronze team competition 422.63 Helen SCHIFANO Ladislava BAKANIC Marian BARONE Meta ELSTE Los Angeles 1932 Dallas BIXLER Gold horizontal bar 55 Los Angeles 1932 Philip ERENBERG Silver indian clubs 26.7 Los Angeles 1932 William Harmon KUHLEMEIER Bronze indian clubs 25.9 Los Angeles 1932 George ROTH Gold indian clubs 26.9 Los Angeles 1932 Frank HAUBOLD Bronze pommel horse 55.7 Los Angeles 1932 George GULACK Gold rings 56.9 Los Angeles 1932 William DENTON Silver rings 55.8 Los Angeles 1932 Thomas CONNELLY Bronze rope climbing 7 Los Angeles 1932 Raymond BASS Gold rope climbing 6.7 Los Angeles 1932 William GALBRAITH Silver rope climbing 6.8 Alfred JOCHIM Frank CUMISKEY Los Angeles 1932 Frank HAUBOLD Silver team competition 522.275 Frederick MEYER Michael SCHULER Los Angeles 1932 William HERMANN Bronze tumbling 55.1 Los Angeles 1932 Rowland WOLFE Gold tumbling 56.7 Los Angeles 1932 Edward GROSS Silver tumbling 56 Los Angeles 1932 Alfred JOCHIM Silver vault 53.3 Los Angeles 1932 Edward CARMICHAEL Bronze vault 52.6 Paris 1924 Frank KRIZ Gold vault 9.98 St Louis 1904 Ralph WILSON Bronze club swinging 5:00 PM St Louis 1904 Emil VOIGT Silver club swinging 9:00 PM St Louis 1904 Edward HENNIG Gold club swinging 13 P. St Louis 1904 Julius LENHART Silver combined 3 events 43 St Louis 1904 William MERZ Bronze combined 4 events 135 P. St Louis 1904 George EYSER Silver combined 4 events 152 P. St Louis 1904 Anton HEIDA Gold combined 4 events 161 P. Anton HEIDA St Louis 1904 Gold horizontal bar 40 P. Edward HENNIG St Louis 1904 George EYSER Bronze horizontal bar 39 P. St Louis 1904 Julius LENHART Gold individual all-round 69.80 P. St Louis 1904 Anton HEIDA Silver parallel bars 43 P. St Louis 1904 John DUHA Bronze parallel bars 40 P. St Louis 1904 George EYSER Gold parallel bars 44 P. St Louis 1904 George EYSER Silver pommel horse 33 P. St Louis 1904 William MERZ Bronze pommel horse 29 P. St Louis 1904 Anton HEIDA Gold pommel horse 42 P. St Louis 1904 Hermann GLASS Gold rings 45 P. St Louis 1904 William MERZ Silver rings 35 P. St Louis 1904 Emil VOIGT Bronze rings 32 P. St Louis 1904 Emil VOIGT Bronze rope climbing 9.8 St Louis 1904 George EYSER Gold rope climbing 7 St Louis 1904 Charles KRAUSE Silver rope climbing 7.8 Anton HEIDA Ernst RECKEWEG John GRIEB St Louis 1904 Gold team competition 370.13 Julius LENHART www.downloadexcelfiles.com Max HESS Philipp KASSEL Arthur ROSENKAMPFF Emil BEYER John BISSINGER St Louis 1904 Silver team competition 356.37 P. Julian SCHMITZ Max WOLF Otto STEFFEN Charles KRAUSE Edward SIEGLER George MAYER St Louis 1904 Bronze team competition 349.69 P. John DUHA Philipp SCHUSTER Robert MAYACK St Louis 1904 William MERZ Bronze vault 31 P. Anton HEIDA St Louis 1904 Gold vault 36 P. George EYSER For more information, kindly visit : www.downloadexcelfiles.com www.downloadexcelfiles.com.
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