Serbien ved sommer-OL 2020

Serbien ved de olympiske lege

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IOC-kodeSRB
National komitéSerbiens olympiske komité
Ved sommer-OL 2020 i Tokyo
Deltagere87 deltagere i 25 sportsgrene
Fanebærer

Sonja Vasić
Filip Filipović[1] (åbning)

Jovana Preković (afslutning)
Medaljer

Guld
3		Sølv
1		Bronze
5		Total
0

Placering
28
Serbien ved sommer-OL
  • 1912
Serbien ved vinter-OL
  • 2010
  • 2014
  • 2018
  • 2022
    • Andre relaterede deltagelser
    Jugoslavien (1920–1992 V)
     Independent Olympic Participants (1992 S)
    Jugoslavien (1996–2002)
    Serbien og Montenegro (2004–2006)

    Serbien deltager under Sommer-OL 2020 i Tokyo som bliver afviklet i perioden 23. juli til 8. august 2021.

    Medaljer

    2020 Tokyo  Guld    Sølv  Bronze  Total  
    Serbien Serbien3159

    Medaljevinderne

    Serbien Serbien under sommer-OL 2020 i Tokyo
    MedaljeNavnSportEventDato
    1 GuldMandić, MilicaMilica MandićTaekwondoDamernes +67 kg27. juli
    1 GuldPreković, JovanaJovana PrekovićKarateWomen's 61 kg6. august
    1 GuldSerbiens landshold
    • Gojko Pijetlović
    • Dušan Mandić
    • Nikola Dedović
    • Sava Ranđelović
    • Strahinja Rašović
    • Duško Pijetlović
    • Đorđe Lazić
    • Milan Aleksić
    • Nikola Jakšić
    • Filip Filipović
    • Andrija Prlainović
    • Stefan Mitrović
    • Branislav Mitrović
    		VandpoloMen's tournament8. august
    2 SølvMikec, DamirDamir MikecSkydning10 meter luftpistol24. juli
    3 BronzeBogdanović, TijanaTijana BogdanovićTaekwondoWomen's 49 kg24. juli
    3 BronzeSerbiens landshold
    • Dušan Domović Bulut
    • Dejan Majstorović
    • Aleksandar Ratkov
    • Mihailo Vasić
    		BasketballMændenes 3x3 turnering28. juli
    3 BronzeSebić, MilenkoMilenko SebićSkydning50 meter riffel, helmatch2. august
    3 BronzeDatunashvili, ZurabZurab DatunashviliBrydningMændenes 87 kg græsk-romersk stil4. august
    3 BronzeSerbiens landshold
    • Bianka Buša
    • Mina Popović
    • Slađana Mirković
    • Brankica Mihajlović
    • Maja Ognjenović
    • Ana Bjelica
    • Maja Aleksić
    • Milena Rašić
    • Silvija Popović
    • Tijana Bošković
    • Bojana Milenković
    • Jelena Blagojević
    		VolleyballDamernes turnering8. august

    Referencer

    1. ^ "Izvršni odbor OKS doneo odluku o nosiocima zastave na ceremoniji otvaranja OI i novom Šefu misije u Tokiju". oks.org.rs. 2. juli 2021. Hentet 4. juli 2021.

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