1900 Summer Olympics: Archery Event

1900 Summer Olympics Archery Event Results

Medals Tally

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	France (FRA)	3	5	4	12
2	Belgium (BEL)	3	2	1	6

Event Summary

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Au Cordon Doré 50 metres details	Henri Hérouin France (FRA)	Hubert Van Innis Belgium (BEL)	Émile Fisseux France (FRA)
Au Cordon Doré 33 metres details	Hubert Van Innis Belgium (BEL)	Victor Thibaud France (FRA)	Charles Frédéric Petit France (FRA)
Au Chapelet 50 metres details	Eugène Mougin France (FRA)	Henri Helle France (FRA)	Émile Mercier France (FRA)
Au Chapelet 33 metres details	Hubert Van Innis Belgium (BEL)	Victor Thibaud France (FRA)	Charles Frédéric Petit France (FRA)
Sur la Perche à la Herse details	Emmanuel Foulon Belgium (BEL)	Auguste Serrurier France (FRA)  Emile Druart Belgium (BEL)	Not awarded
Sur la Perche à la Pyramide details	Émile Grumiaux France (FRA)	Auguste Serrurier France (FRA)	Louis Glineux Belgium (BEL)

1900 Summer Olympics Medal Table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	France(host nation)	26	41	34	101
2	United States	19	14	14	47
3	Great Britain	15	6	9	30
4	Mixed team	6	3	3	12
5	Switzerland	6	2	1	9
6	Belgium	5	5	5	15
7	Germany	4	2	2	8
8	Italy	2	2	0	4
9	Australia	2	0	3	5
10	Denmark	1	3	2	6

1900 Summer Olympics Participating nations

Participating Nations
Argentina (1) Australia (2)  Austria(13)  Belgium(78) Bohemia (7)  Canada(2)  Cuba(1) Denmark(13)	France (689)  Germany(78)  Great Britain(102)  Greece (3)  Hungary(20)  India (1)  Italy (24)  Mexico (4)	Netherlands(29)  Norway (7)  Romania (1)  Russian Empire (5)  Spain (8)  Sweden (10)  Switzerland(18)  United States (75)

1900 Summer Olympics Sports Venues

7th arrondissement of Paris - Equestrian

Bois de Boulogne - Croquet, Tug of war

Bois de Vincennes - Archery

Boulogne-Billancourt - Shooting

Compiègne - Golf

Croix-Catelan Stadium - Athletics

Le Havre - Sailing

Meulan-en-Yvelines - Sailing

Neuilly-sur-Seine - Basque pelota

Puteaux - Tennis

Satory - Shooting

Seine - Rowing, Swimming, and Water polo

Tuileries Garden - Fencing

Vélodrome de Vincennes - Cricket, Cycling, Football, Gymnastics, and Rugby union

1900 Summer Olympics Sports Events

Swimming	Football
Water polo	Golf
Archery	Gymnastics
Athletics	Polo
Basque pelota	Rowing
Cricket	Rugby union
Croquet	Sailing
Cycling	Shooting
Equestrian	Tennis
Fencing	Tug of war

1900 Summer Olympics-Paris

Host city	Paris, France
Nations participating	24
Athletes participating	997 (975 men, 22 women)
Events	85 in 19 sports
Opening ceremony	May 14
Closing ceremony	October 28
Stadium	Vélodrome de Vincennes

List of Olympic Games host nations

City	Country	Season	Year	Opening Ceremony	Closing Ceremony
Athens	Greece	Summer	1896	April 6	April 15
Paris	France	Summer	1900	May 14	October 28
St. Louis	United States	Summer	1904	July 1	November 23
Athens	Greece	Summer	1906	April 22	May 2
London	United Kingdom	Summer	1908	April 27	October 31
Stockholm	Sweden	Summer	1912	May 5	July 22
Berlin	Germany	Summer	1916	Cancelled due to WWI
Antwerp	Belgium	Summer	1920	April 20	September 12
Chamonix	France	Winter	1924	January 25	February 4
Paris	France	Summer	1924	May 4	July 27
St. Moritz	Switzerland	Winter	1928	February 11	February 19
Amsterdam	Netherlands	Summer	1928	May 17	August 12
Lake Placid	United States	Winter	1932	February 4	February 15
Los Angeles	United States	Summer	1932	July 30	August 14
Garmisch-Partenkirchen	Germany	Winter	1936	February 6	February 16
Berlin	Germany	Summer	1936	August 1	August 16
Sapporo	Japan	Winter	1940	Cancelled due to WWII
Helsinki	Finland	Summer	1940	Cancelled due to WWII
Cortina d'Ampezzo	Italy	Winter	1944	Cancelled due to WWII
London	United Kingdom	Summer	1944	Cancelled due to WWII
St. Moritz	Switzerland	Winter	1948	January 30	February 8
London	United Kingdom	Summer	1948	July 29	August 14
Oslo	Norway	Winter	1952	February 14	February 25
Helsinki	Finland	Summer	1952	July 19	August 3
Cortina d'Ampezzo	Italy	Winter	1956	January 26	February 5
Melbourne Stockholm	Australia  Sweden	Summer	1956	November 22 June 10	December 8 June 17
Squaw Valley	United States	Winter	1960	February 18	February 28
Rome	Italy	Summer	1960	August 25	September 11
Innsbruck	Austria	Winter	1964	January 29	February 9
Tokyo	Japan	Summer	1964	October 10	October 24
Grenoble	France	Winter	1968	February 6	February 18
Mexico City	Mexico	Summer	1968	October 12	October 27
Sapporo	Japan	Winter	1972	February 3	February 13
Munich	West Germany	Summer	1972	August 26	September 11
Innsbruck	Austria	Winter	1976	February 4	February 15
Montreal	Canada	Summer	1976	July 17	August 1
Lake Placid	United States	Winter	1980	February 12	February 24
Moscow	Soviet Union	Summer	1980	July 19	August 3
Sarajevo	Yugoslavia	Winter	1984	February 7	February 19
Los Angeles	United States	Summer	1984	July 28	August 12
Calgary	Canada	Winter	1988	February 13	February 28
Seoul	South Korea	Summer	1988	September 17	October 2
Albertville	France	Winter	1992	February 8	February 23
Barcelona	Spain	Summer	1992	July 25	August 9
Lillehammer	Norway	Winter	1994	February 12	February 27
Atlanta	United States	Summer	1996	July 19	August 4
Nagano	Japan	Winter	1998	February 7	February 22
Sydney	Australia	Summer	2000	September 15	October 1
Salt Lake City	United States	Winter	2002	February 8	February 24
Athens	Greece	Summer	2004	August 13	August 29
Turin	Italy	Winter	2006	February 10	February 26
Beijing	China	Summer	2008	August 8	August 24
Vancouver	Canada	Winter	2010	February 12	February 28
London	United Kingdom	Summer	2012	July 27	August 12
Sochi	Russia	Winter	2014	February 7	February 23
Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	Summer	2016	August 5	August 21
Pyeongchang	South Korea	Winter	2018	February 9	February 25
Tokyo	Japan	Summer	2020	July 24	August 9
Beijing	China	Winter	2022	February 4	February 20

1896 Olympics Wrestling Event results

1896 Summer Olympics Wrestling Game

Participating Countries

Germany 

Great Britain 

Greece

Hungary 

Medal Tally 

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Greco-Roman	Carl Schuhmann (GER)	Georgios Tsitas (GRE)	Stephanos Christopoulos (GRE)

1896 Olympics Weightlifting Event results

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
One hand lift	Launceston Elliot Great Britain (GBR)	Viggo Jensen Denmark (DEN)	Alexandros Nikolopoulos Greece (GRE)
Two hand lift	Viggo Jensen Denmark (DEN)	Launceston Elliot Great Britain (GBR)	Sotirios Versis Greece (GRE)