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Medals, Diplomas and Medallist Pins Reallocation • Olympic Medals, Diplomas and Medallist Pins Reallocation • Olympic Games London 2012 • Olympic Winter Games Sochi 2014 • Olympic Games Rio 2016 • Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018 1. Olympic Games London 2012 – Athletics – 20km Race Walk – Women The following athletes have been disqualified from the above-mentioned event: - Olga KANISKINA (RUS – Silver Medal) by RUSADA in its decision dated 20 January 2015 - Anisya KIRDYAPKINA (RUS – 5th place) by the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) dated 7 February 2019 World Athletics (WA) has modified the results accordingly. Therefore, the new ranking for the athletes placed 2 to 8 is as follows: 2. Shenjie QIEYANG (CHN) 3. Hong LIU (CHN) 4. Xiuzhi LU (CHN) 5. Elisa RIGAUDO (ITA) 6. Beatriz PASCUAL (ESP) 7. Ana CABECINHA (POR) 8. María VASCO (ESP) 2. Olympic Games London 2012 – Weightlifting – 85kg – Men The following athlete has been disqualified from the above-mentioned event: - Mikalai NOVIKAU (BLR -7th Place) by the Anti-Doping Division of the Court of Arbitration for Sport in its decision dated 20 May 2019 The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) has modified the results accordingly. Therefore, the new ranking for the athletes placed 7 to 8 is as follows: 7. Kendrick James FARRIS (USA) 8. Sherzodjon YUSUPOV (UZB) . 3. Olympic Winter Games Sochi 2014 – Ice Hockey – Women The following athletes have been disqualified from the above-mentioned event: - Inna DYUBANOK (RUS – 6th Place) member of team RUSSIAN FEDERATION, by the IOC Disciplinary Commission in its decision dated 12 December 2017 and partially confirmed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in its decision dated 19 October 2018. - Anna SHIBANOVA (RUS – 6th Place) member of team RUSSIAN FEDERATION, by the IOC Disciplinary Commission in its decision dated 12 December 2017 and partially confirmed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in its decision dated 19 October 2018. - Galina SKIBA (RUS – 6th Place) member of team RUSSIAN FEDERATION, by the IOC Disciplinary Commission in its decision dated 12 December 2017 and partially confirmed by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in its decision dated 18 October 2018. The International Ice Hockey Federation (IIHF) has modified the results accordingly, disqualifying team RUSSIAN FEDERATION (Tatyana BURINA / Yelena DERGACHYOVA / Inna DYUBANOK / Iya GAVRILOVA / Angelina GONCHARENKO / Alexandra KAPUSTINA / Alyona KHOMICH / Yekaterina LEBEDEVA / Yulia LESKINA / Yekaterina PASHKEVICH / Anna PRUGOVA / Anna SHIBANOVA / Anna SHOKHINA / Anna SHUKINA / Galina SKIBA / Yekaterina SMOLENTSEVA / Yekaterina SMOLINA / Olga SOSINA / Svetlana TKACHYOVA / Alexandra VAFINA / Anna VINOGRADOVA). Therefore, the new ranking for team places 6 to 7 is as follows: 6. GERMANY (Manuela ANWANDER / Maritta BECKER / Monika BITTNER / Franziska BUSCH / Tanja EISENSCHMID / Bettina EVERS / Susanne FELLNER / Susann GOTZ / Jessica HAMMERL / Viona HARRER / Jennifer HARSS / Jacqueline JANZEN / Nina KAMENIK / Sophie KRATZER / Andrea LANZL / Ivonne SCHRODER / Lisa Christine SCHUSTER / Sara SEILER / Kerstin SPIELBERGER / Anja WEISSER / Julia ZORN) 7. JAPAN (Yurie ADACHI / Kanae AOKI / Moeko FUJIMOTO / Nana FUJIMOTO / Yuka HIRANO / Mika HORI / Shiori KOIKE / Yoko KONDO / Akane KONISHI / Hanae KUBO / Ami NAKAMURA / Azusa NAKAOKU / Chiho OSAWA / Tomoko SAKAGAMI / Miho SHISHIUCHI / Sena SUZUKI / Aina TAKEUCHI / Ayaka TOKO / Rui UKITA / Tomoe YAMANE / Haruna YONEYAMA) 4. Olympic Games Rio 2016 – Athletics – Women’s 400m The following athlete has been disqualified from the above-mentioned event: - Olha ZEMLYAK (UKR – 7th place) by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in its decision dated 29 March 2019 World Athletics has modified the results accordingly. Therefore, the new ranking for the athlete placed 7 is as follows: 7. Libania GRENOT (ITA) 5. Olympic Games Rio 2016 – Athletics – Women’s 4x400m The following athlete has been disqualified from above-mentioned event: - Olha ZEMLYAK (UKR – 5th place) by the Court of Arbitration for Sport in its decision dated 29 March 2019 World Athletics has modified the results accordingly, disqualifying team: UKRAINE (Olha ZEMLYAK, Tetiana MELNYK, Olha BIBIK, Alina LOGVYNENKO). Therefore, the new ranking for the teams placed 5 to 7 is as follows: 5. ITALY (Mariabenedicta CHIGBOLU, Maria Enrica SPACCA, Ayomide FOLORUNSO, Libania GRENOT) 6. POLAND (Malgorzata HOLUB, Patrycja WYCISZKIEWICZ, Iga BAUMGART, Justyna SWIETY) 7. AUSTRALIA (Jessica THORNTON, Anneliese RUBIE, Caitlin SARGENT-JONES, Morgan MITCHELL) 8. Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018 – Weightlifting – Women’s +63kg The following athlete has been disqualified from above-mentioned event: - Supatchanin KHAMHAENG (THAI – Gold Medal) by the Anti-Doping Division of the Court of Arbitration for Sport in its decision dated 18 October 2019 The IWF has modified the results accordingly. Therefore, the new ranking for the athletes placed 1 to 3 is as follows: 1. Dilara NARIN (TUR) 2. Dolera DAVRONOVA (UZB) 3. Kanah Shenelle ANDREWS-NAHU (NZL) .
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