Kroatien ved sommer-OL 2024
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| IOC-kode | CRO | |||||
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| National komité | Croatian Olympic Committee | |||||
| Hjemmeside | www.hoo.hr (kroatisk) (engelsk) | |||||
| Ved sommer-OL 2024 i Paris | ||||||
| Deltagere | 73 deltagere i 14 sportsgrene | |||||
| Fanebærer | Giovanni Cernogoraz & Barbara Matić[1] (åbning) Ivan Šapina & Lena Stojković (afslutning) | |||||
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Kroatien deltog i sommer-OL 2024 i Paris, Frankrig, fra den 26. juli til den 11. august 2024.
Udøvere for Kroatien vandt totalt syv medaljer.[2]
Medaljer
| 2024 Paris | Guld | Sølv | Bronze | Total |
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| Kroatien | 2 | 2 | 3 | 7 |
Medaljevinderne
| Kroatien under sommer-OL 2024 i Paris | ||||
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| Medalje | Navn | Sport | Event | Dato |
 Guld | Barbara Matić | Judo | Women's 70 kg | 31. juli |
| Guld | Valent Sinković Martin Sinković | Roning | Men's coxless pair | 2. august |
 Sølv | Donna Vekić | Tennis | Women's singles | 3. august |
| Sølv | Kroatiens herrelandshold i vandpolo
| Vandpolo | Men's tournament | 11. august |
 Bronze | Miran Maričić | Skydning | Men's 10 m air rifle | 29. juli |
| Bronze | Sandra Elkasević | Atletik | Damernes diskoskast | 5. august |
| Bronze | Lena Stojković | Taekwondo | Women's 49 kg | 7. august |
Referencer
- ^ "Vijeće HOO-a: Barbara Matić i Giovanni Cernogoraz hrvatski stjegonoše na svečanosti otvaranja Olimpijskih igara u Parizu" (kroatisk). Croatian Olympic Committee. 20. juni 2024.
- ^ "Paris 2024 – Medal Table". olympics.com. Hentet 20. august 2024.
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