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How many Olympic medals have Laos won?
Through the 2008 Games, Laos has never won an Olympic medal.
Who were the first athletes in the ancient Olympics?
No records remain. Though the original Olympic game were not the international games we know today.
Who is person thay won the gold medal for the soccer 2004 olympic games?
Olympic games soccer is not won by a person, but by a national team. In 2004 it was Argentina.
Has Aruba ever won an Olympic medal?
No, Aruba has not yet won any Olympic medals in the summer or winter games.
How many medals has Greece won at the 2012 Olympic games?
Greece won a total of 2 medals at the 2012 Olympic Games. They won 1 silver medal and 1 bronze medal.
What did you receive if you won the ancient Olympic games?
an olive leaf!
Who won the 2008 summer Olympic games?
China won the 2008 Olympic games.
What happened to ancient Greece olympic games losers?
They were shot
Which country won the most medals at the ancient olympic games?
Countries did not compete, individuals did. Nor were medals awarded.
Who won the first Ancient Greece Olympic Games?
The victor of the sprint race, which was the only event in the first Olympics.
Who won the Olympic games in 1554?
Im 1554 there were no Olympic Games.
What did the players win in the ancient olympics?
Winners in the Ancient Olympic Games were crowned with a laurel leaf wreath. This meant that when they went home everybody knew that he had won. Many Olympic champions never had to do work again.
Who did win the first olympic games?
A chef won the first ever Olympic games.
In the ancient Olympics did they have Olympic symbols?
A laurel is made up off leaves and ancient greece olympic winners would wear them if they had won a olympic game
Who won the gold medal for Alpinism at the 1924 Olympic Games?
Great Britain won the gold medal for Alpinism at the 1914 Olympic games.
What are facts about Ian Thorpe?
He has won gold medels in the Olympic games in 2000 games and 2004 Olympic games.
Who won the first olympic games?
Greece
