Greece at the World Games

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Greece at the
World Games
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IOC code GRE
Medals
Ranked 42nd
Gold
5
Silver
11
Bronze
7
Total
23
World Games appearances (overview)

Greece has participated in the World Games since 1997, in various sports, and as of 2022 has won a sum of 23 medals (5 gold, 11 silver, 7 bronze) and holds the 42nd place at the all-time World Games medal table. [1]

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Medals

Medals and place by games

GamesGoldSilverBronzeTotalPlace
1981 Santa Clara -----
1985 London -----
1989 Karlsruhe -----
1993 Den Haag -----
1997 Lahti 111330 [2]
2001 Akita 120321 [3]
2005 Duisburg 120328 [4]
2009 Kaohsiung 111329 [5]
2013 Cali 011250 [6]
2017 Wroclaw 010153 [7]
2022 Birmingham 134835 [8]
Total51172342 [1]

Medals by sport

SportDisciplineGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Karate Kumite2338
Waterski & Wakeboard Waterski1315
Fitness and Bodybuilding Bodybuilding 1001
Gymnastics Parkour1001
Underwater sports Finswimming 0235
Ju-jitsu Fighting 0202
Weightlifting 0101
Total511723


Greek medalists at the World Games

The Greek athletes who have won medals in the World Games are the following: [9]

NoGamesNameMedalSportDisciplineMedal event
1 1997 Lahti Angeliki Andriopoulou Gold Waterski & Wakeboard WaterskiTrick Women
2 1997 Lahti Ioanna Chatziioannou Silver Weightlifting 70kg Women
3 1997 Lahti Angeliki Andriopoulou Bronze Waterski & Wakeboard WaterskiSlalom Women
4 2001 Akita Pavlos Mentis GoldFitness and Bodybuilding Bodybuilding Middleweight Men
5 2001 Akita Konstantinos Papadopoulos Silver Karate KumiteOpen Men
6 2001 Akita Angeliki Andriopoulou Silver Waterski & Wakeboard WaterskiOverall Women
7 2005 Duisburg Dimitrios Triantafyllis Gold Karate Kumite65kg Men
8 2005 Duisburg Konstantinos Papadopoulos Silver Karate Kumite75kg Men
9 2005 Duisburg Ioannis Tsourounakis Silver Underwater sports Finswimming Surface 400m Men
10 2009 Kaohsiung Michail Georgios Tzanos Gold Karate Kumite75kg Men
11 2009 Kaohsiung Spyridon Margaritopoulos Silver Karate Kumite80kg+ Men
12 2009 Kaohsiung Konstantinos Papadopoulos Bronze Karate Kumite80kg Men
13 2013 Cali Marie Vympranietsova Silver Waterski & Wakeboard WaterskiJump Women
14 2013 Cali Michail Georgios Tzanos Bronze Karate Kumite84kg Men
15 2017 Wroclaw Marie Vympranietsova Silver Waterski & Wakeboard WaterskiJump Women
16 2022 Birmingham Ioakeim Theodoridis Gold Gymnastics ParkourFreestyle Men [10] [11]
17 2022 Birmingham Athanasia Zariopi Silver Ju-jitsu Fighting 48kg Women [12]
18 2022 Birmingham Christina Koutoulaki Silver Ju-jitsu Fighting 57kg Women [13]
19 2022 Birmingham Stylianos Chatziiliadis Silver Underwater sports Finswimming Bi Fins 50m Men
20 2022 Birmingham Dionysios Xenos Bronze Karate Kumite67kg Men [14]
21 2022 Birmingham Christos Ioannis Bonias Bronze Underwater sports Finswimming Bi Fins 100m Men [15]
22 2022 Birmingham Christos Ioannis Bonias Bronze Underwater sports Finswimming Bi Fins 50m Men
23 2022 Birmingham Anastasios Mylonakis Bronze Underwater sports Finswimming Surface 100m Men [15]

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