Yugoslavia at the 1987 Mediterranean Games

Yugoslavia at the
1987 Mediterranean Games
IOC code YUG
NOC Yugoslav Olympic Committee
in Latakia
Medals
Ranked 2nd
Gold Silver Bronze Total
17 19 17 53
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)
Other related appearances
  •  Bosnia and Herzegovina (1993–)
     Croatia (1993–)
  •  Macedonia (2013–)
     Montenegro (2009–)
     Serbia (2009–)
  •  Serbia and Montenegro (1997–2005)*
     Slovenia (1993–)
  • *(1997, 2001) as FR Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia competed at the 1987 Mediterranean Games held in Latakia, Syria.

Medalists

Medal Name Sport Event
 Gold Novica Čanović Athletics High jump
 Gold Sejad Krdžalić Athletics Javelin throw
 Gold Slobodanka Čolović Athletics 800 m
 Gold Amra Temim Athletics High jump
 Gold Kristina Jazbinšek Athletics Javelin throw
 Gold Agim Ljatifi Boxing Light Welterweight
 Gold Vučić Dobrašinović Boxing Welterweight
 Gold Damir Škaro Boxing Light Heavyweight
 Gold Azis Salihu Boxing Heavyweight
 Gold Mirjana Jovović Shooting
 Gold Zoran Primorac Table tennis Men's Singles
 Gold Ilija Lupulesku, Zoran Primorac Table tennis Men's Doubles
 Gold Ilija Lupulesku, Jasna Fazlić Table tennis Mixed Doubles
 Gold Šaban Trstena Wrestling Men's Freestyle 57 kg
 Gold Nandor Sabo Wrestling Greco-Roman 68 kg
 Gold Franc Podlesek Wrestling Greco-Roman 74 kg
 Gold Emil Trauber Wrestling Greco-Roman 100 kg
 Silver Ismail Mačev Athletics 400 m
 Silver Jovan Lazarević Athletics Shot put
 Silver Ivan Mustapić Athletics Javelin
 Silver Goran Kabić Athletics Decathlon
 Silver Kornelija Šinković Athletics 100 m
 Silver Kornelija Šinković Athletics 200 m
 Silver Snežana Pajkić Athletics 800 m
 Silver Biljana Petrović Athletics High jump
 Silver Marina Mihajlova Athletics Heptathlon
 Silver Dragan Živadinović Boxing Light Flyweight
 Silver Fatmir Makoli Boxing Light Middleweight
 Silver Slavko Stanišić Judo 95 kg
 Silver Srećko Pejović Shooting 50 m Rifle 3 Positions
 Silver Vesna Domazet Shooting
 Silver Jasna Fazlić Table tennis Women's Singles
 Silver Jasna Fazlić, Polona Frelih Table tennis Women's Doubles
 Silver Zoran Kalinić, Fatima Isanović Table tennis Mixed Doubles
 Silver Mirko Dimčevski Wrestling Men's Freestyle 48 kg
 Silver Abas Emini Wrestling Men's Freestyle 52 kg
 Bronze Saša Karan Athletics Decathlon
 Bronze Safetin Salijevski Boxing Flyweight
 Bronze Afrim Majanci Boxing Featherweight
 Bronze Filip Leščak Judo 78 kg
 Bronze Ivan Todorov Judo 86 kg
 Bronze Dragan Kusmuk Judo +95 kg
 Bronze Šaćir Đeko Shooting 50 m Rifle 3 Positions
 Bronze Nace Majcen Swimming 100 m Freestyle
 Bronze Tibor Rezmanj Swimming 100 m Butterfly
 Bronze Majcen, Novak, Šitić, Cabafi Swimming 4 × 100 m Freestyle
 Bronze Tanja Godina Swimming 200 m Backstroke
 Bronze Ilija Lupulesku Table tennis Men's Singles
 Bronze Zoran Primorac, Polona Frelih Table tennis Mixed Doubles
 Bronze Nusret Hamidi Wrestling Men's Freestyle 62 kg
 Bronze Šaban Sejdiu Wrestling Men's Freestyle 74 kg
 Bronze Gradimir Dedić Wrestling Greco-Roman 62 kg
 Bronze Vladislav Kočović Wrestling Greco-Roman +100 kg
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