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1960-2017 Statistics Winter Universiades 1960-2017 Statistiques Universiades D’Hiver W 1960-2017 STATISTICS WINTER UNIVERSIADES 1960-2017 STATISTIQUES UNIVERSIADES D’HIVER FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY SPORTS FEDERATION DEPARTMENT MAISON DU SPORT INTERNATIONAL WINTER INTERNATIONALE AVENUE DE RHODANIE 54 І CH-1007 LAUSANNE І SWITZERLAND UNIVERSIADE TEL: +41 21 6130810 І FAX: +41 21 6015612 DU SPORT RELEASE DATE UNIVERSITAIRE [email protected] / WWW.FISU.NET / WWW.FISU.TV AUGUST/2017 WINTER UNIVERSIADE 1960-2017 STATISTICS PUBLISHED BY Contact Eric SAINTROND FISU Secretary General/CEO INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY SPORTS FEDERATION MAISON DU SPORT INTERNATIONAL 54 AVENUE DE RHODANIE CH-1007 LAUSANNE | SWITZERLAND TEL +41 21 6130810 | FAX +41 21 6015612 [email protected] / WWW.FISU.NET Winter Universiade Contact Milan AUGUSTIN Winter Universiade Director [email protected] Photos: ©FISU Archives This document is not for public distribution and remains the property of FISU. TABLE OF CONTENTS 6 MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT / MESSAGE DU PRÉSIDENT 8 COUNTRY CODES / CODES PAYS SECTION 1 GENERAL STATISTICS STATISTIQUES GÉNÉRALES WINTER UNIVERSIADE 12 ORGANISED WINTER UNIVERSIADES PER COUNTRY NOMBRE D’UNIVERSIADES D’HIVER ORGANISÉES PAR PAYS 12 GROWTH OF PARTICIPATION IN THE WINTER UNIVERSIADES EVOLUTION DE LA PARTICIPATION AUX UNIVERSIADES D’HIVER 13 GROWTH OF PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES SINCE 1960 EVOLUTION DU NOMBRE DE PAYS PARTICIPANTS DEPUIS 1960 13 GROWTH OF TOTAL PARTICIPANTS SINCE 1960 EVOLUTION DU NOMBRE DE PARTICIPANTS DEPUIS 1960 14 NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS BY COUNTRY SINCE 1960 NOMBRE DE PARTICIPANTS PAR PAYS DEPUIS 1960 16 NUMBER OF ATHLETES BY SPORT SINCE 1960 NOMBRE D’ATHLÈTES PAR SPORTS DEPUIS 1960 18 NUMBER OF ATHLETES BY EVENT (2013-2017) NOMBRE D'ATHLÈTES PAR ÉPREUVE (2013-2017) 20 NUMBER OF ATHLETES BY GENDER SINCE 1960 NOMBRE D’ATHLÈTES PAR GENRE DEPUIS 1960 20 ATHLETES GENDER BALANCE RÉPARTITION DES ATHLÈTES PAR GENRE 21 EVOLUTION OF THE WINTER UNIVERSIADE SPORTS PROGRAMME EVOLUTION DU PROGRAMME DES SPORTS DE L’UNIVERSIADE D'HIVER 22 EVOLUTION OF THE NUMBER OF SPORTS AND EVENTS EVOLUTION DU NOMBRE DE SPORTS ET D’ÉPREUVES 22 EVOLUTION OF THE NUMBER OF SPORTS EVOLUTION DU NOMBRE DE SPORTS 23 EVOLUTION OF THE NUMBER OF SPORTS BY GENDER EVOLUTION DU NOMBRE DE SPORTS PAR GENRE 23 EVOLUTION OF THE NUMBER OF EVENTS EVOLUTION DU NOMBRE D’ÉPREUVES p. 4 – 5 1960-2017 STATISTICS WINTER UNIVERSIADES SOMMAIRE 24 CONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTION OF WINTER UNIVERSIADES RÉPARTITION CONTINENTALE DES UNIVERSIADES D’HIVER 24 NUMBER OF PARTICIPATING COUNTRIES PER CONTINENT NOMBRE DE PAYS PARTICIPANTS PAR CONTINENT 24 WU ORGANIZING COUNTRIES PER CONTINENT PAYS ORGANISATEURS UH PAR CONTINENT 24 ATHLETES REPARTITION PER CONTINENT RÉPARTITION DES ATHLÈTES PAR CONTINENT 24 MALE ATHLETES REPARTITION PER CONTINENT RÉPARTITITON ATHLÈTES MASCULINS PAR CONTINENT 24 OFFICIALS REPARTITION PER CONTINENT RÉPARTITION OFFICIELS PAR CONTINENT 24 FEMALE ATHLETES REPARTITION PER CONTINENT RÉPARTITITON ATHLÈTES FÉMININS PAR CONTINENT SECTION 2 STATISTICS BY SPORT & MEDALISTS STATISTIQUES PAR SPORT ET MÉDAILLÉS COMPULSORY SPORTS OPTIONAL SPORTS SPORTS OBLIGATOIRES SPORTS OPRIONNELS 28 ALPINE SKIING / SKI ALPIN 71 FREESTYLE SKIING / SKI FREESTYLE 34 BIATHLON 74 NORDIC COMBINED 38 CROSS COUNTRY SKIING / SKI DE FOND 78 SKI JUMPING / SAUT À SKI 44 CURLING 82 SPEED SKATING / PATINAGE DE VITESSE 48 FIGURE SKATING / PATINAGE ARTISTIQUE 51 SYNCHRONIZED SKATING 52 ICE HOCKEY / HOCKEY SUR GLACE DEMONSTRATION SPORTS SPORTS DE DÉMONSTRATION 64 SHORT TRACK SPEED SKATING PATINAGE DE VITESSE PISTE COURTE 86 SKELETON 68 SNOWBOARD SECTION 3 MEDAL TALLY TABLEAU DES MÉDAILLES 90 MEDAL TALLY / TABLEAU DES MÉDAILLES MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT / MESSAGE DU PRÉSIDENT When looking ahead to the future, it is Pour préparer l’avenir, il est toujours très always very useful to reflect upon the utile de se replonger dans le passé. Le past. We hope that this book of statistics livre de statistiques que vous tenez entre will assist you in doing so. vos mains va, nous l’espérons, vous y aider. Over the years, the Winter Universiade has taken on increasing importance Au fil des années, l’Universiade WINTER UNIVERSIADE within FISU. Since the very first event d’Hiver a pris une importance de held in Chamonix in 1960, student- plus en plus grande au sein de la athletes have become accustomed to FISU. Depuis la première édition meeting every two years to participate in qui se tenait à Chamonix en 1960, this incredible university winter sports jusqu’à la plus récente qui eut lieu à festival, held most recently in Almaty Almaty au Kazakhstan en 2017, les Kazakhstan in 2017. Athletes, officials étudiants-athlètes ont pris l’habitude and coaches have all contributed to de se retrouver tous les deux ans making it one of the most important pour participer à ce fantastique international winter sports competitions, rassemblement du sport universitaire allowing FISU to affirm its place on the d’hiver. Athlètes, officiels, entraîneurs, international sporting scene. Indeed, tous ont fait de cet événement, l’une thanks to the growing importance des plus importantes compétitions of the Winter Universiade within its internationales pour les sports d’hiver. Ils programme, FISU has also been able ont permis à la FISU de s’affirmer sur la to establish and develop close ties with scène sportive mondiale. En effet, grâce international sports federations. à l’importance prise par l’Universiade d’Hiver au sein de son programme, la Of course, none of this would have been FISU a pu également nouer et développer able to happen without the enthusiasm of des liens étroits avec les fédérations the national university sports federations sportives internationales. that suggest candidate names or support their application. Therefore I would like Bien sûr tout cela n’aurait pu se produire to seize this opportunity to pay tribute to sans l’enthousiasme des fédérations their efforts. nationales du sport universitaire qui proposent ou soutiennent des p. 6 – 7 1960-2017 STATISTICS WINTER UNIVERSIADES Painstaking research work was required candidatures et il convient également de to collect and compile all of the data that leur rendre hommage. appear in this publication, so I extend Un minutieux travail de recherche a my warmest thanks to the department été nécessaire pour collecter et pour responsible for the Winter Universiade at assembler toutes ces données. Je tiens ici FISU for this impressive document. à remercier le département responsable I very much hope that it will be useful to de l’Universiade d’Hiver à la FISU pour you in your work. ce magnifique document. With sporting regards, J’espère qu’il vous sera utile dans votre travail. Sportivement Oleg Matytsin FISU President Président de la FISU COUNTRY CODES / CODES PAYS List of countries is based on the alphabetical order of the country codes La liste des pays a été constituée en prenant comme référence l’ordre alphabétique des codes pays COUNTRY COUNTRY COUNTRY CONTINENT COUNTRY CONTINENT CODES CODES AFG AFGHANISTAN ASIA LTU LITHUANIA EUROPE AND ANDORRA EUROPE LUX LUXEMBOURG EUROPE ARG ARGENTINA AMERICA MAR MOROCCO AFRICA ARM ARMENIA EUROPE MAS MALAYSIA ASIA AUS AUSTRALIA OCEANIA MDA REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA EUROPE AUT AUSTRIA EUROPE MEX MEXICO AMERICA AZE AZERBAIJAN EUROPE MGL MONGOLIA ASIA THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLIC OF BEL BELGIUM EUROPE MKD EUROPE MACEDONIA BIH BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA EUROPE MNE MONTENEGRO EUROPE WINTER UNIVERSIADE BLR BELARUS EUROPE MON MONACO EUROPE BRA BRAZIL AMERICA NED NETHERLANDS EUROPE BUL BULGARIA EUROPE NEP NEPAL ASIA CAN CANADA AMERICA NOR NORWAY EUROPE CHI CHILE AMERICA NZL NEW ZEALAND OCEANIA CHN CHINA (PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF) ASIA PAK PAKISTAN ASIA COD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO AFRICA PAR PARAGUAY AMERICA COL COLOMBIA AMERICA PER PERU AMERICA CRO CROATIA EUROPE PIP INDEPENDANT PARTICIPANT EUROPE CYP CYPRUS EUROPE POL POLAND EUROPE CZE CZECH REPUBLIC EUROPE POR PORTUGAL EUROPE DEN DENMARK EUROPE PRK DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREA ASIA ESP SPAIN EUROPE ROU ROMANIA EUROPE EST ESTONIA EUROPE RSA SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA FIN FINLAND EUROPE RUS RUSSIAN FEDERATION EUROPE FRA FRANCE EUROPE SCG SERBIA AND MONTENEGRO (2003-2006) EUROPE FRG FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY (1949-1990) EUROPE SEN SENEGAL AFRICA UNITED-KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND GBR EUROPE NORTHERN IRELAND SIN SINGAPORE ASIA GDR GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (1949-1990) EUROPE SLO SLOVENIA EUROPE GEO GEORGIA EUROPE SMR SAN MARINO EUROPE GER GERMANY EUROPE SRB SERBIA EUROPE GRE GREECE EUROPE SUI SWITZERLAND EUROPE HKG HONG KONG, CHINA ASIA SVK SLOVAKIA EUROPE HUN HUNGARY EUROPE SWE SWEDEN EUROPE IND INDIA ASIA TAN UNITED REPUBLIC OF TANZANIA AFRICA IRI IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) ASIA TCH CZECHOSLOVAKIA (TO 1992) EUROPE IRL IRELAND EUROPE THA THAILAND ASIA ISL ICELAND EUROPE TJK TAJIKISTAN ASIA ISR ISRAEL EUROPE TPE CHINESE TAIPEI ASIA ITA ITALY EUROPE TUR TURKEY EUROPE JPN JAPAN ASIA UGA UGANDA AFRICA KAZ KAZAKHSTAN ASIA UKR UKRAINE EUROPE KGZ KYRGYZSTAN ASIA URS UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS (TO 1991) EUROPE KOR REPUBLIC OF KOREA ASIA USA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AMERICA LAT LATVIA EUROPE UZB UZBEKISTAN ASIA LIB LEBANON ASIA VEN VENEZUELA (BOLIVARIAN REPUBLIC OF) AMERICA LIE LIECHTENSTEIN EUROPE YUG YUGOSLAVIA (TO 2003) EUROPE p. 8 – 9 1960-2017 STATISTICS WINTER UNIVERSIADES SECTION 1 WINTER UNIVERSIADE p. 10 – 11 1960-2017 STATISTICS WINTER UNIVERSIADES GENERAL STATISTICS STATISTIQUES GÉNÉRALES ORGANISED WINTER UNIVERSIADES PER COUNTRY NOMBRE D’UNIVERSIADES D’HIVER ORGANISÉES PAR PAYS USA FIN POL SVK ITA 1 ESP JPN KOR CHN 3 TCH BUL AUT SUI TUR KAZ FRA 2 WINTER UNIVERSIADE
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