Great Olympians

Biographies - CHA

Cha Gyeong-Bok

B. 1937-01-10, Jeonggeup, (now South) Korea
Football

	1964	HP
Men's Team	R1:4th	10.4
		10.4

Cha Jong-Sok

B. 1949-11-26, represented North Korea
Football

	1976	HP
Men's Team	QF	287
		287

Cha Tae-Seong

B. 1934-10-08, Pyeongyang, (now North) Korea, represented South Korea
Football

	1964	HP
Men's Team	R1:4th	10.4
		10.4

Fawzi Ali Mohamed Chaaban

B. 1930-10-07, represented Egypt; D. 1992-05-10
Athletics - Track & Field

	1952	HP
Men's 100 metres	R1:6th	0.000000003
Men's 200 metres	R1:4th	0.00000012
Men's 4x100m Relay	R1:7th	0.1
Men's Triple Jump	QU:34th	0.0024
		0.102400123

Raouf Chabchoub

B. 1954-05-15, represented Tunisia
Handball

	1976	HP
Men's Team	dnf	20
		20

Édouard Chabert

B. 1902-11-29, represented France
Sailing

	1952	HP
Two Person Keelboat (Star)	sixth	800
		800

Yvonne Alice Chabot-Curtet

B. 1920-05-28, Cannes, France
Athletics

	1948	1952	HP
Women's Long Jump	8th	23rd	384.384
			384.384

Fernando Chacarelli

B. 1905-07-18, oliva, Argentina; D. 1984-04-26
Athletics

	1932	HP
Men's 10000 metres	12th	40
Men's Marathon	17th	6
		46

Kimberly Ann Chace

B. 1956-05-04, Manchester, Tenn., USA
Artistic Gymnastics

	1972	1976	HP
Women's Individual Combined	28th	14th	16.0256
WomMen's Team Combined	fourth	sixth	560
			576.0256

Mikhail Chachba

B. 1930, Sukhumi, Abkhazia, officially a part of Georgia, represented the Soviet Union
Aquatics - Diving

	1952	1956	HP
Men's Platform	17th	8th	260
			260

This athlete is from Abkhazia, a republic that wishes to break away from Georgie, but is recognized only by Russia. I consider these people Georgian, for the time being.

Edgar E. Chacón Paredes

B. 1945-03-30, Ciudad de Guatemala, Guatemala
Football

	1968	HP
Men's Team	QF	287
		287

Alena Chadimová

B. 1931-11-22, Olomouc, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Gymnastics (1 bronze)

	1952	HP
Women's Individual All-Around	20th	1
Women's Team All-Around	bronze	640
Women's Team with Portable Apparatus	sixth	160
Women's Floor Exercise	20th	0.25
Women's Horse Vault	44th	-
Women's Uneven Bars	35th	-
Women's Balance Beam	22nd	0.1
		801.35

Charles Chadwick

B. 1874-11-19, New York, NY, USA; D. 1953-09-28
Athletics & Tug-of-War

	1904	HP
Men's Shot Put	fifth	1125
Men's 56-lb Weight Throw	fifth	1125
Men's Hammer Throw	fourth	1800
Men's Tug of War	fourth	600
		4650

He represented the New York Athletic Club in the 1904 Club championship.

Olympic Competitor nr 1972

1904-08-29-14:00? - Athletics - Hammer Throw - fourth (1800)
1904-08-31-14:00? - Athletics - Shot Put - fifth (1125)
1904-08-31-15:30? - Tug-of-War - Round Two - won (Q)
1904-09-01-14:00? - Athletics - 56-lb Weight Throw - fifth (720)
1904-09-01-15:30? - Tug-of-War - Final - lost (Q2)
1904-09-01-16:00? - Tug-of-War - 2/3 Qualification Tournament - DNC (600)

Chae Gwang-Seok

B. 1962-02-25, represented South Korea
Artistic Gymnastics

	1984	HP
Men's Individual Combined	R1:57th	-7.16
Men's Team Combined	eighth	64
		64.000000016

Chae Hong-Nak

B. 1961-05-29, represented South Korea
Athletics - Track & Field

	1984	HP
Men's Marathon	48th	-5.38
		0.00000384

Jean Chaerels

represented Belgium
Cycling - Road

	1928	HP
Men's Road Race, Time Trial	24th	0.2
Men's Road Race, Time Trial, Team	(fifth)	-
		0.2

Walter Chaffe

Olympic Competitor nr 4117

1908-07-17-15:30 - Tug-of-War - Semifinals - lost (960)
1912-07-08-17:15 - Tug-of-War - Single Match - lost (2000)

Jonathon Knowlton "Jon" Chaffee

B. 1944-08-22, Washington, DC, USA
Biathlon

	1968	HP
20 km	49th	-5.20
		0.000002

Frederick Stoddard "Rick" Chaffee, II

B. 1945-01-10, Rutland, Verm., USA
Alpine Skiing

	1968	1972	HP
Men's Giant Slalom	15th	30th	10.01
Men's Slalom	9th	dnf	160
			170.01

Suzanne Stevia "Suzy" Chaffee

B. 1946-11-29, Rutland, Verm., USA
Alpine Skiing

	1968	HP
Women's Downhill	28th	0.0256
Women's Giant Slalom	17th	4
		4.0256

Robin Samuel Anderson "Sam" Chaffey

B. 1934-07-22, Ashburton, New Zealand; D. 1998-04-06
Alpine Skiing

	1960	HP
Men's Downhill	48th	0.00000256
Men's Giant Slalom	58th	0.0000000256
Men's Slalom	dnf	-8.26
		0.0000025882

A. G. Chagale

represented India
Art Competitions

	1948	HP
Painting - Paintings	AC	2.873
		2.873

Manuel Pereira Chagas

represented Portugal
Fencing

	1948	HP
Men's Épée, Individual	R1:7th	0.000000014
Men's Épée, Team	R1:3rd	1.065
		1.065000014

Christian Chagnon

B. 1956-02-02, Vaudreuil, Québ., Canada
Handball

	1976	HP
Men's Team	11th	32
		32

"Gladys" Chai Ng Mei

B. 1953-02-22, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
Athletics - Track & Field

	1972	HP
Women's Pentathlon	dnf	0.015
		0.015

Chai Hon Yam

B. 1928-07-10, Teluk Intan, Perak, now in Malaysia, represented Singapore; D. 2017-12-07
Hockey

	1956	HP
Men's Team	8th	128
		128

Visit Chaicharoen

represented Thailand
Basketball

	1956	HP
Men's Team	15th	5
		5

Louis Chaillot

B. 1914-03-02, Chaumont, France; D. 1998-01-28
Cycking - Track (3 gold)

1932 1936 HP

Sprint silver bronze 9840

Tandem gold 8000

17840

Thamer Chaim

B. 1945-06-01, São Paulo, Brazil
Weightlifting

	1972	HP
Men's Super-Heavyweight (+110 kg)	11th	96
		96

Suchart Chairsuvaparb

B. 1951-06-13, represented Thailand
Athletics - Track and Field

	1976	HP
Men's 100 metres	R1:38th	-3.26
Men's 4x100 m Relay	SF:8th	2.05
		2.050256

Choompol Chaiyanitr

B. 1922-03-22, Lampang, Thailand
Shooting

	1964	1968	HP
Men's Small−Bore Rifle, Prone	27th		0.04
Small−Bore Rifle, Prone		75th	0.04
			0.04

Somsak Chaiyarate

B. 1923-02-22, represented Thailand
Shooting

	1972	HP
Free Pistol	40th	-3.15
		0.00015

Samruay Chaiyonk

B. 1933, Nong Khai, Thailand
Football

	1956	1960	1964	1968	HP
Men's Team	R1			R1:4th	61.25
					61.25

Angel Chakarov

B. 1950-08-31, Varna, Bulgaria
Aquatics - Swimming

	1968	1972	HP
Men's 100 metres Breaststroke		R1:32nd	-2.40
Men's 200 metres Breaststroke		R1:19th	1.6
Men's 200 metres Individual Medley	R1:26th		0.064
Men's 400 metres Individual Medley	R1:17th		4
			5.668

Suprovat Chakravarty

B. 1931-11-28, represented India; D. 2015-12-24
Cycling - Road & Cycling - Track

	1952	HP
Men's Road Race	dnf	8x10^-19
Men's Road Race, Team	dnf	-
Men's Time Trial	27th	0.06
Men's Team Pursuit	QU:22nd	0.3
		0.36

Jean Chaland

Olympic Competitor nr 7052

1920-04-25-17:00 - Ice Hockey - Semifinal Match One - lost (340)

Juan Etienne Chalas

B. 1956-07-07, represented the Dominican Republic
Judo

	1972	HP
Men's Lightweight (-63 kg)	R1	0.933
		0.933

José-Antonio Chalbaud Troconis

B. 1931-07-02, Los Nevados, Venezuela
Shooting

	1964	HP
Men's Rapid−Fire Pistol	40th	-3.15
		0.00015

Milkessa Chalchisa

B. 1949-06-02, represented Ethiopia
Athletics - Track & Field

	1980	HP
Men's Javelin Throw	QU:18th	3.84
		3.84

William Addison Chalfant

B. 1854-06-22, Mount Pleasant, Ohio, USA; D. 1930-07-31
Croquet (Roque)

	1904	HP
Men's Individual	fourth	1800
		1800

Olympic Competitor nr 1947

1904-08-03-15:00? - Roque - Match one - lost
1904-08-04-15:00? - Roque - Match two - lost
1904-08-05-14:00? - Roque - Match three - lost
1904-08-06-16:00? - Roque - Match eight - lost
1904-08-08-15:00? - Roque - Match ten - lost
1904-08-08-17:00? - Roque - Match twelve - won - Final ranking - fourth (1800)

George Jean Chalhoub

B. 1931-08-28, Al-Iskanderiya, Egypt; D. 2014-01-15
Basketball

	1952	HP
Men's Team	R1:3rd	45.5
		45.5

Alfred Ernest Chalk

B. 1874-11-27, London, England, Great Britain; D. 1954-06-25
Football (1 gold)

	1900	HP
Men's Team	gold	3200
		3200

Olympic Competitor nr 1597

1900-09-20-15:00? - Football - Match 1 - won (3200)

Anthony Chalke

Olympic Competitor nr 4198

1908-07-18-17:30 - Fencing - Sabre, individual, round one - seventh

Harry Challstorp

Olympic Competitor nr 4208

1908-07-20-10:00 - Wrestling, Greco-Roman - Middleweight (-73 kg), round one - lost (1.96)
1908-07-21-10:00 - Wrestling, Free-style - Middleweight (-73 kg), round one - lost (91)

Gordon Chalmers

B. 1911-02-24, Cranford, NJ, USA; D. 2000-01-18
Swimming

	1932	HP
Men's 100m Backstroke	SF:4th	492
		492

Kyle Chalmers

B. 1998-06-25, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Swimming (1 gold, 1 silver, 4 bronze)

	2016	2021	HP
Men's 100 m Freestyle	gold	silver	10400
Men's 4x100 m Freestyle Relay	bronze	bronze	1280
Men's 4x200 m Freestyle Relay		bronze	640
Men's 4x100 m Medley Relay	bronze	bronze	1280
			13600

Patrick Chalmers

B. 1872-06-27, represented Great Britain; D. 1942-09-12
Art Competitions

	1924	HP
Literature	AC	89.43
		89.43

Ralph Chalmers

Olympic Competitor nr 4068

1908-07-17-14:00 - Fencing - Épée, individual, round one - fourth

Santiago Chalmovsky

B. 1959-06-25, Buenos Aires, Argentina, represented West Germany
Aquatics - Water Polo (1 bronze)

	1984	HP
Men's Team	bronze	1280
		1280

Eva Chaloupková

B. 1905, represented Czechoslovakia
Swimming

	1924	HP
Women's 400 m Freestyle	R1:5th	3.28
		3.28

Milan Chalupa

B. 1953-07-04, Cudoleň, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Ice Hockey (2 silver)

	1976	1980	1984	HP
Men's Team	silver	fifth	silver	4950
				4950

Václav Chalupa

B. 1934-10-31, Jindřichův Hradec, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Rowing

	1960	1964	HP
Men's Coxed Pairs	Rep:2nd	fifth	1590
			1590

Vladislav Joseph Chalupa

B. 1871-02-06, Želechovice, Czechia; D. 1957-06-24
Cycling - Track

	1900	HP
Men's Sprint	R1:dnq	-2.25
		0.0025

He was born and died in the same village in Czechia, so it seems illogical to consider him even though he competed for a club from Paris. His village is in Moravia though, so he should be classed among the athletes representing Austria.

Olympic Competitor nr 1571

1900-09-11-09:00 - Cycling - Track - Sprint, round one - AC (-2.25)

Jarmila Chalupová

represented Czechoslovakia
Fencing

	1928	HP
Women's Foil, Individual	SF:7th	31.2
		31.2

Patrick Cham

B. 1953-05-18, Saint-Claude, Guadeloupe, represented France
Basketball

	1984	HP
Men's Team	11th	32
		32

Enock Chama

represented Zambia
Boxing

	1980	HP
Men's Middleweight (-75 kg)	R2	79.13
		79.13

Denys Jean René Marcel Chamay

B. 1941-12-12, Gen&eagrave;ve, Switzerland; D. 2013-09-23
Fencing

	1968	HP
Men's Épée, Team	R1:3rd	7.78
		7.78

Marc Stanislas Chamay

B. 1910-07-09, Collogne-Bellerive, Switzerland; D. 1989-08-18
Fencing

	1948	HP
Men's Épée, Team	SF:4th	82
		82

(Rafael) Hugo (Eugenio Ra.) Chamberlain Trejos

B. 1934-11-14, San José, Costa Rica
Shooting

	1968	1972	1976	HP
Small−Bore Rifle, 3 Positions	57th	56th	54th	0.000000284
Small−Bore Rifle, Prone	66th	68th	68th	0.000000001152
				0.000000285152

Marise Ann Millicent Chamberlain

B. 1935-12-05, Christchurch, New Zealand
Athletics - Track & Field (1 bronze)

	1964	HP
Women's 800 metres	bronze	2560
		2560

Captain Harry Dwight Chamberlin

B. 1887-05-19, USA; D. 1944-09-29
Equestrianism (1 gold, 1 silver)

1920 1928 1932 HP

Three-day Event, Individual sixth fourth 3080

Three-day Event, Team fourth gold 2500

Dressage, Individual 14th 24

Jumping, individual 18th silver 5005

Jumping, team fifth 9th dnf 1573

12182

No team finished the Jumping course at Los Angeles, so no medals were awarded.

Tolles Chamberlin

B. 1873-03-10, San Francisco, Cal., USA; D. 1961-07-24
Art Competitions

	1932	HP
Sculpture	ac	5.34
		5.34

Robert Chamberot

B. 1939-02-25, Hull, Québ., Canada
Freestyle Wrestling

	1968	HP
Men's Middleweight (-87 kg)	17th	6
		6

Robert David "Bob" Chambers

B. 1926-11-16, Santa Clara, Cal., USA; D. 2010-11-06
Athletics

	1948	HP
Men's 800 m	sixth	640
		640

Ernest Chambers

B. 1907-04-07, London, England, Great Britain; D. 1985-01-29
Cycling - Track

1928 1932 1936 HP

Tandem silver silver QF 11789.25

Sprint - QF - 861

12650.25

Florence Chambers

B. 1907-11-02, Boston, Mass., USA; D. 1979-09-27
Swimming

	1924	HP
Women's 100 m Backstroke	fourth	2400
		2400

Stanley Chambers

B. 1910-09-13, London, England, Great Britain; D. 1991-08
Cycling - Track (1 silver)

	1932	HP
Men's Tandem	silver	5000
		5000

Borys Chambul

B. 1953-02-17, Toronto, Ont., Canada
Athletics - Track and Field

	1976	HP
Men's Discus Throw	QU:24th	0.24
		0.24

Edwina Ratcliffe Chamier

B. 1890-03-27, Chester, NS, Canada; D. 1981-05-31
Alpine Skiing

	1936	HP
Women's Alpine Combined	dnf	0.00015
		0.00015

Salah Chammah

B. 1937-07-17, Beirut, Lebanon
Weightlifting

	1960	HP
Men's Featherweight (-60 kg)	14th	24
		24

Henri Chammartin

B. 1918-07-30, Chavannes, Switzerland; D. 2011-05-30
Equestrianism (1 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze)

1952 1956 1960 1964 1968 HP

Dressage, Individual sixth 8th 8th gold 9th 12130

Dressage, Team silver bronze silver bronze 3608

15738

There was no team competition at Roma.

Aurora Chamorro i Gual

B. 1954-06-11, Barcelona, Spain; D. 2020-10-17
Aquatics - Swimming

	1972	HP
Women's 100 m Butterfly	20th	1
		1

Charles Champaud

B. 1865, from Sofia, Bulgaria, Swiss national
Artistic Gymnastics

	1896	HP
Men's Horse Vault	ac	89.83
Men's Parallel Bars	ac	33.16
Men's Pommelled Horse	ac	132.1
		255.09

Olympic Competitor nr 174

1896-04-09-15:40? - Gymnastics - Horse Vault - AC (89.8)
1896-04-09-16:20? - Gymnastics - Pommelled Horse - AC (132.1)
1896-04-10-10:00 - Gymnastics - Parallel Bars - AC (35.9)

A Swiss national, but perhaps he should be considered part of a Bulgarian team, as he travelled from Sofia to Athina, intended to be from a larger delegation. Since there are no "teams" in Athina 1896, I do not further mention this.

Émile Adolphe Eugène Champion

B. 1879-03-23, Laval, France
Athletics - Track and Field (1 silver)

	1900	HP
Men's Marathon	silver	6000
		6000

Olympic Competitor nr 1032

1900-07-19-14:30 - Athletics Road - Marathon - second (6000)

Malcolm Champion

B. 1883-11-12, Norfolk Island, moved as a teenager to New Zealand

Olympic Competitor nr 5641

1912-07-06-19:45 - Swimming - Men's 1500 m Free-style, round one, heat one - second (Q)
1912-07-09-13:05 - Swimming - Men's 1500 m Free-style, semifinals - second (Q)
1912-07-10-19:40 - Swimming - Men's 1500 m Free-style, final - DNF (1000)
1912-07-11-12:10 - Swimming - Men's 400 m Free-style, round one - second (Q)
1912-07-12-19:10? - Swimming - Men's 4x200 m Free-style Relay, round one - first (Q)
1912-07-13-19:00 - Swimming - Men's 400 m Free-style, semifnals - fourth (328)
1912-07-15-12:45 - Swimming - Men's 4x200 m Free-style Relay, final irst (1600)

Theo Champion

B. 1887-02-05, Düsseldorf, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany; D. 1952-09-20
Art Competitions

	1928	HP
Painting, Paintings	AC	25.02
		25.02

Albert Alphonse Champoudry

B. 1880-05-08, Paris, France; D. 1923-06-23
Athletics - Track and Field (1 silver)

	1900	HP
Men's 5000 m Team	silver	1000
		1000

Olympic Competitor nr 1046

1900-07-22-15:00? - Athletics Track - 5000 m Team Race - ninth (1000)

Jiří Chamrád

B. 1954-06-19, Ostrava, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Athletics - Track & Field

	1980	HP
Men's Discus Throw	12th	60
		60

"Bernard" Chan (Cheng Wah)

B. 1946-10-08, from Singapore, represented Malaysia
Aquatics - Swimming

	1964	HP
Men's 200 metres Butterfly	R1:29th	0.02
Men's 4x100 metres Medley Relay	R1:14th	4
		4.02

Singapore briefly formed part of newly independent Malaysia.

Charlie Chan

B. 1911-02-02, represented China
Aquatics - Swimming

	1936	HP
Men's 100 metres Freestyle	R1:40th	0.0001
		0.0001

Chun Hon Chan

B. 1935-07-21, Hong Kong, represented Canada; D. 2004-03-03
Weightlifting

	1968	1972	HP
Men's Flyweight (- 52kg)		13th	134.4
Men's Bantamweight (- 56kg)	11th		134.4
			134.4

Chan Fai-Hung

B. 1932-05-05, Hong Kong, represented Formosa (Chinese Taipei)
Football

	1960	HP
Men's Team	R1:4th	7.25
		7.25

Chan Fai Lui

B. 1955-03-28, represented Hong Kong
Cycling - Road & Cycling - Track

	1976	HP
Men's Road Race	dnf	-22.24
Men's 100 km Team Time Trial	26th	0.048
Men's Time Trial	28th	0.0384
		0.0864

Chan Kam Hong

B. 1946-07-29, represented Hong Kong
Aquatics - Swimming

	1964	HP
Men's 200 metres Backstroke	R1:34th	-2.20
		0.002

Chan King-Ming

B. 1954-03-17, Guangzhou, China, represented Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
Aquatics - Swimming

	1968	HP
Men's 200 metres Backstroke	R1:30th	0.01
Men's 200 metres Individual Medley	R1:45th	-4.10
		0.01001

Chan Kooi Chye

B. 1921-06-20, Kuala Lumpur, represented Malaya (now part of Malaysia)
Shooting

	1960	HP
Men's Small−Bore Rifle, Prone	QU:76th	-11.64
		-11.64

Chan Lam Hams

B. 1955-05-13, represented Hong Kong
Cycling - Road

	1976	HP
Men's Road Race	dnf	-22.24
Men's 100 km Team Time Trial	26th	0.048
		0.048

"Matthew" Chan Wan Hei

B. 1947-08-11, represented Hong Kong; D. 2016-11-24
Fencing

	1972	1976	HP
Men's Foil, Individual	R1:6th	R1:6th	-5.48
Men's Foil, Team		R1:4th	5.2
Men's Épée, Individual	R1:6th	R1:6th	-8.64
Men's Épée, Team		R1:4th	0.91
Men's Sabre, Individual	R1:6th		-5.26
			6.1100074064

Chan Pak Lum

B. 1930, represented Malaya (now Malaysia)
Weightlifting

	1956	HP
Men's Middleweight (-75 kg)	dnf	9.6
		9.6

"Pat" Chan (Li Yin)

B. 1954-04-12, represented Singapore
Aquatics - Swimming

	1972	HP
Women's 100 metres Backstroke	R1:36th	-3.64
Women's 200 metres Backstroke	R1:36th	-3.64
		0.00128

"Roy" Chan (Kum Wah)

B. 1955-11-28, represented Singapore
Aquatics - Swimming

	1972	HP
Men's 100 m Butterfly	35th	-2.10
Men's 200 m Butterfly	28th	0.0256
Men's 200 m Individual Medley	35th	-2.10
		0.0276

Chan Wa-Yen

B. 1946-04-07, Taipei, Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
Boxing

	1968	HP
Men's Flyweight (-51 kg)	R1	1.786
		1.786

Britton Chance, Sr.

B. 1913-07-24, Wilkes-Barre, Penn., USA; D. 2010-11-16
Sailing (1 gold)

	1952	HP
5.5 metres class	gold	6400
		6400

Philippe Chancerel

represented France
Sailing

	1948	1952	1956	HP
Two−Person Keelboat (Star)			fifth	1350
Three−Person Keelboat (Dragon)	10th			1350
				1350

Farouk Chanchoun Jawad

B. 1955-06-30, represented Iraq; D. 2017-04-09
Boxing

	1980	HP
Men's Light-Welterweight (-63.5 kg)	QF	861
		861

Chang Chanchiu

B. 1914-01-07, represented China
Athletics - Track and Field

	1936	HP
Men's 50 kilometres Walk	25th	0.15
		0.15

Capt. Dhyan Chand Bais

B. 1905-08-28, Allahabad, India; D. 1979-12-??
Hockey (3 gold)

1928 1932 1936 HP

Hockey gold gold gold 19200

19200

The greatest of all hockey players, he learned the game in the Indian Army and had a dazzling international career between 1926 and 1936, days when Indian hockey was incomparably the best in the world. Chand played centre forward in the teams which won the Olympic gold medals in 1928 and 1932 and he captained India to their third successive title in 1936. In those three tournaments, India scored an aggregate of 102 goals to three. During a tour of New Zealand in 1935, Chand scored 201 goals out of 584. In 1947-8 he made his parting appearance at international level as captain of the team which India sent on a goodwill demonstration tour of East Africa. The magic touch of Chand was all his own, a gift of nature.
In the 1936 Olympic final, he scored six goals in India's 8-1 win over Germany.
His brother Roop Singh Bais was also on the team in 1932 and 1936, and his son Ashok Kumar won bronze in 1972.

Gian Chand

represented India
Shooting

	1980	HP
Small-Bore Rifle, prone	38th	-3.26
		0.000256

Hari Chand

B. 1953-04-01, Hoshiarpur, Punj., India; D. 2022-06-13
Athletics - Track and Field

	1976	1980	HP
Men's 10000 metres	R1:24th	R1:22nd	0.56
Men's Marathon		31st	-2.96
			0.5696

Lal Chand Nil

B. 1928-07-19, Bahadurpur, Guj., India
Athletics - Track & Field

	1960	HP
Men's Marathon	40th	0.00015
		0.00015

Mehar Chand Dhawan

B. 1912, Simla, HP, (British) India
Athletics

	1932	HP
Men's 4x100 metres Relay	R1:5th	64
Men's Triple Jump	14th	24
		88

Udey Chand

B. 1935-06-25, Hisar, Har., India
Wrestling - Freestyle

	1960	1964	1968	HP
Men's Lightweight (-70 kg)		14th	fifth	1548
Men's Welterweight (-73 kg)	14th			1548
				1548

Charles Chandler

B. 1911-07-21, Berkeley, Cal., USA; D. 1982-06-22
Rowing (1 gold)

	1932	HP
Men's Eights	gold	3200
		3200

Daniel Christie "Dan" Chandler

B. 1951-11-29, Minneapolis, Minn., USA
Greco-Roman Wrestling

	1976	1980	1984	HP
Men's Middleweight (-82 kg)	11th		Grp:6th	174
				174

Edward Chandler

B. 1902-01-13, represented Great Britain
Rowing

	1924	HP
Men's Eights	fourth	800
		800

Ian Chandler

B. 1951-08-03, Melbourne, Vict., Australia
Cycling - Road

	1976	HP
Men's 100 km Team Time Trial	9th	120
		120

Jennifer Kay Bellamy Chandler

B. 1959-06-13, Langdale, Alab., USA
Aquatics - Diving (1 gold)

	1976	HP
Women's Springboard	gold	6400
		6400

John F. Chandler

B. 1924-06-27, represented Great Britain
Shooting

	1948	HP
Men's Small−Bore Rifle	15th	15
		15

Ran Sihor Chandnani

B. 1930, represented India
Aquatics - Water Polo

	1952	HP
Men's Team	R1	0.98
		0.98

Bimal Chandra

B. 1925, represented India
Aquatics - Swimming

	1948	HP
Men's 400 metres Freestyle	R1:38th	0.000256
Men's 1500 metres Freestyle	R1:36th	0.00064
		0.000896

Sri Chand Ram

B. 1934, represented India
Athletics - Track & Field

	1956	HP
Men's 110 metres Hurdles	R1:6th	0.546
		0.546

Mohamed "M." Chandran

B. 1942-05-04, represented Malaysia; D. 2019-09-28
Football

	1972	HP
Men's Team	R1:3rd	45.5
		45.5

Menon Chandrasekhar

B. 1936-07-10, Irinjalakuda, Ker., India; D. 2006-05-19
Football

	1960	HP
Men's Team	R1:4th	7.25
		7.25

José Manuel Chandri

B. 1947-05-12, represented Puerto Rico
Judo

	1976	HP
Men's Heavyweight (+93 kg)	R2	31.12
Men's Open Class	R1	2.107
		33.227

Henry Chaney

Olympic Competitor 3369

1908-07-11-14:00? - Shooting - Free Rifle, 3 positions - 40th

Chang Chien-Ying

B. 1913-05-25, Wuxi, Jiangsu, China; D. 2003-11-07
Art Competitions

	1948	HP
Painting - Paintings	AC	2.873
		2.873

After the Communist take-over, she remained in England (as did her husband Cheng Wu-Fei), so I will class them both as "Republic of China" (TPE).

Chang Chung-Huei

B. 1936-07-15, represented Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
Judo

	1964	HP
Men's Heavyweight (+80 kg)	R1:2nd	466.8
		466.8

Chang Hui-Chien

B. 1969-09-18, represented Chinese Taipei
Aquatics - Swimming

	1984	1988	HP
Women's 200 m Freestyle	28th	38th	0.025856
Women's 400 m Freestyle	24th		0.16
Women's 800 m Freestyle	20th		1
Women's 100 m Butterfly		32nd	-2.40
Women's 200 m Butterfly	27th	26th	0.104
Women's 400 m Individual Medley		27th	0.04
Women's 4x100 m Freestyle Relay		15th	2.5
Women's 4x100 m Medley Relay		16th	1.6
			5.433856

Chang Jen-Chih

B. 1937-09-23, Fuching, Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
Sailing

	1968	HP
Three−Person Keelboat (Dragon)	23rd	0.256
		0.256

Chang Kun-Shung

B. 1961-06-08, Chiayi, Taiwan, represented Chinese Taipei
Cross-Country Skiing

	1984	HP
Men's 15 km	81st	-12.64
		-12.64

Chang Lo-Pu

B. 1929-02-02, Tianjin, China, represented Formosa (Chinese Taipei)
Boxing

	1960	HP
Men's Middleweight (-75 kg)	QF	861
		861

Chang Ming-Chung

B. 1943-01-03, Tainan, Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
Weightlifting

	1964	1968	HP
Men's Featherweight (-60 kg)	16th	dnf	9.638
			9.638

Chang Myung-Su

B. 1956-03-06, represented South Korea
Figure Skating

	1972	HP
Women's Singles	19th	2.4
		2.4

Chang Pin-Cheng

B. 1937-03-03, represented Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
Boxing

	1964	HP
Men's Light−Welterweight (-63.5 kg)	R32	1.02
		1.02

Chang Ping-Ho

B. 1943-04-07, represented the Republic of China (Chinese Taipei)s
Judo

	1972	HP
Men's Middleweight (-80 kg)	R1	0.463
		0.463

Chang Ri-Jin

competed in 1936 under his Japanese name of

Richin Cho

B. 1917-10-28, from Seoul, represented Japan in 1936 and South Korea in 1948
Basketball

	1936	1948	HP
Men's Team	Rep2	8th	161.8
		161.8

Rolando Chang Pérez

B. 1946-03-06, Guantánamo, Cuba
Weightlifting

	1972	HP
Men's Featherweight (-60 kg)	sixth	960
		960

Chang Singchow

B. 1916-05-28, represented China
Athletics - Track and Field

	1936	HP
Men's Decathlon	dnf	0.0384
		0.0384

Chang Sop-Choe

B. 1955-07-18, represented North Korea
Track & Field

	1976	1980	HP
Men's Marathon	12th	33rd	60.00384
			60.00384

Chang Won-Ku

B. 1935-11-27, represented Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
Judo

	1964	HP
Men's Lightweight (-68 kg)	QF	861
		861

(María del) Consuelo Changanachi

B. 1951-09-07, Lima, Peru
Aquatics - Swimming

	1968	HP
Women's 200 metres Freestyle	R1:18th	2.56
Women's 400 metres Freestyle	R1:22nd	0.4
Women's 200 metres Individual Medley	R1:16th	6.4
Women's 400 metres Individual Medley	R1:19th	1.6
		10.96

René Changeat

B. 1930-12-31, represented France
Gymnastics

	1952	HP
Men's Individual All-Around	97th	-
Men's Team All-Around	12th	10
Men's Floor Exercise	11th	16
Men's Horse Vault	40th	-
Men's Parallel Bars	81st	-
Men's Horizontal Bar	79th	-
Men's Rings	173rd	-
Men's Pommeled Horse	111th	-
		26.000025

Sansanee Changkasiri

B. 1962-04-29, represented Thailand
Aquatics - Swimming

	1976	HP
Women's 100 m Backstroke	34th	-2.16
Women's 200 m Backstroke	31st	-2.64
Women's 100 m Butterfly	39th	-3.16
		0.00816

Somchai Chantarasamrit

B. 1944-11-01, Krung Thep, Thailand
Cycling - Track & Cycling - Road

	1964	1968	HP
Men's Team Pursuit	R1:14th	R1:20th	12.75
Men's Road Race		dnf	-24.24
			12.75

Alexandre Gustave Daniel Chantelat

B. 1871-04-17, Jussy-Champagne, France; D. 1936-03-13
Fencing

	1900	HP
Men's Sabre for Masters, Individual	SF:5th	195
		195

Olympic Competitor nr 723

1900-06-23-14:00? - Fencing - Sabre for Masters, round one (Q)
1900-06-25-10:00? - Fencing - Sabre for Masters, semi-finals - fifth (195)

Chant Olympique

This is listed among the "participants" at the Music competitions, but I believe this is an error. The song was "Wilt heden treden naked" from "Gedenck Clanck" from Adriaen Valerius (1575-1625). The song was performed at the opening ceremony and must have been included in the program for that purpose.

Augustin Chantrel

B. 1908-09-04, Paris, France; D. 1956-09-04
Football

	1928	HP
Men's Team	R1	26.38
		26.38

Chantriaux

represented France
Rowing

	1900	HP
Men's Eights	R1:dnf	500
		500

Olympic Competitor nr 1468

1900-08-25-11:15 - Rowing - Eights, heat two - DNF (500)

Thipsamay Chanthaphone

B. 1961-07-24, represented Laos
Athletics - Track & Field

	1980	HP
Men's 20 km Walk	25th	0.1
		0.1

Somchai Chanthavanij

B. 1947-05-10, represented Thailand
Shooting

	1976	1980	1984	1988	HP
Skeet	50th		58th	50th	-5.30
					0.0000030384

Bertrand Chanu

represented France
Equestrianism - Miscellaneous

	1900	HP
Mail Coach	ac	150
		150

Olympic Competitor nr 595

1900-06-02-14:00 - Equestrianism - Mail Coach - AC (150)

Chao Cheng-Hsueng

B. 1940-01-31, represented Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)
Weightlifting

	1964	HP
Men's Middleweight (-75 kg)	12th	60
		60

Chao Yuyen

B. 1911-04-23, represented China
Athletics - Track and Field

	1936	HP
Men's 50 kilometres Walk	24th	0.24
		0.24

Ciro Chapa

B. 1901, Atotonilco, Mexico
Athletics - Track & Field

	1928	HP
Men's 5000 m	R1:dnf	0.00064
		0.00064

Ricardo Chapa Galaviz

B. 1948-04-03, represented Mexico
Aquatics - Water Polo

	1972	HP
Men's Team	R1:5th	8.6
		8.6

Ernesto Chaparro Esquivel

B. 1901-01-04, from Santiago de Chile, represented Chile; D. 1957-07-10
Football

	1928	HP
Men's Team	prel.	2
		2

Nicolás Chaparro

B. 1962-09-10, represented Paraguay
Athletics - Track & Field

	1984	HP
Men's 110 m Hurdles	R1:6th	0.546
Men's 400 m Hurdles	R1:44th	-4.24
		0.546024

Chapau

represented France
Artistic Gymnastics

	1900	HP
Men's Individual combined	98th	-15.38
		-15.38

Olympic Competitor nr 1142

1900-07-29-14:00? - Gymnastics - Individual combined, day one
1900-07-30-14:00? - Gymnastics - Individual combined, day two - AC

Gustavo Chapela

B. 1946-09-08, Ciudad de México, Mexico
Fencing

	1968	HP
Men's Foil, Team	R1:3rd	7.78
Men's Sabre, Individual	R1:6th	-2.34
Men's Sabre, Team	R1:3rd	22.75
		30.5334

Francis Chapin

B. 1899-02-14, Bristolville, Ohio, USA; D. 1963-02-23
Art Competitions

	1932	HP
Painting	2 entries & 1 HC	4.372
		4.372

James Chapin

B. 1887-07-09, West Orange, NJ, USA; D. 1975-07-12
Art Competitions

	1932	HP
Painting	2 entries	4.372
		4.372

James Thomas "Jim" Chapin

B. 1955-02-27, St. Louis, MO, USA
Speed Skating

	1976	1980	HP
Men's 500 metres	10th	24th	100.16
			100.16

Andrea Chaplin

B. 1964-01-03, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Fencing

	1984	1988	HP
Women's Foil, Individual	32nd	42nd	-2.36
			0.00355

Valery Andreyevich Chaplygin

B. 1952-05-23, Kursk, Russia, represented the Soviet Union
Cycling - Road (1 gold)

	1976	HP
Men's Road Race	39th	-3.24
Men's 100 km Team Time Trial	gold	4800
		4800.00024

Arthur Sl. Clair "Art" Chapman

B. 1912-10-28, Victoria, BC, Canada; D. 1986-02-03
Basketball (1 silver)

	1936	HP
Men's Team	silver	2000
		2000

Charles Winston "Chuck" Chapman

B. 1911-04-21, Vancouver, BC, Canada; D. 2002-03-07
Basketball (1 silver)

	1936	HP
Men's Team	silver	2000
		2000

David John "Dave" Chapman

B. 1936-08-21, London, England, Great Britain
Athletics - Track & Field

	1960	HP
Men's 3000 metres Steeplechase	R1:6th	6.48
		6.48

Ernest William Chapman

B. 1926-04-11, represented Australia; D. 2013-03-21
Rowing (1 bronze)

	1952	HP
Men's Eights	bronze	1280
		1280

Frederick Chapman

Olympic Competitor nr 4730

1908-10-20-15:00 - Football - quarterfinal - won (Q)
1908-10-22-13:00 - Football - semifinal - won (Q)
1908-10-24-15:00 - Football - final - won (2400)

Gary Arthur Chapman

B. 1937-09-17, Brighton-Le-Sands, NSW, Australia; D. 1978-09-23
Aquatics - Swimming (1 gold, 1 bronze)

	1956	HP
Men's 100 metres Freestyle	bronze	2560
Men's 4x200 metres Freestyle Relay	(gold)	64
		2624

Ian Roy Chapman

B. 1939-12-21, represented Australia
Cycling - Track

	1960	HP
Men's 1000 m Time Trial	fifth	1500
		1500

M. Chapman

Olympic Competitor nr 4281

1908-07-20-15:00 - Athletics (track & field) - 100 m, round one - second (0.304)

Prudence Marguerite "Pru" Chapman

B. 1950-03-14, Wellington, New Zealand; D. 2000-04-24
Aquatics - Swimming

	1968	HP
Women's 100 metres Backstroke	R1:32nd	-2.40
Women's 200 metres Individual Medley	R1:23rd	0.256
Women's 4x100 m Medley Relay	R1:11th	16
		16.26

Marc Chapon

B. 1944-10-17, Courcelette, France
Hockey

	1968	1972	HP
Men's Team	10th	(12th)	70
			70

François Chapot

B. 1926-09-13, represented Switzerland; D. 1997-02
Sailing

	1952	HP
6 metres class	sixth	320
		320

Francis Davis "Frank" Chapot

B. 1932-02-24, Camden, NJ, USA; D. 2016-06-20
Equestrianism - Jumping (2 silver)

	1956	1960	1964	1968	1972	1976	HP
Jumping, Individual	27th		7th	fourth		fifth	4125.055
Jumping, Team	fifth	silver	sixth	fourth	silver	fourth	3531
							7656.055

Georges Chappe

B. 1944-03-05, Marseille, France
Cycling - Road

	1964	HP
Men's 100 km Team Time Trial	sixth	480
		480

Pedro Chappé García

B. 1945-08-15, represented Cuba; D. 2003-05-15
Basketball (1 bronze)

	1968	1972	1976	HP
Men's Team	11th	bronze	7th	1512
				1512

James William "Jimmy" Chappell

B. 1915-03-25, Batley, England, Great Britain; D. 1973-04-03
Ice Hockey (1 gold)

	1936	1948	HP
Men's Team	gold	fifth	4625
			4625

Roger Chappot

B. 1940-10-17, Martigny, Switzerland
Ice Hockey

	1964	HP
Men's Team	8th	128
		128

Gilbert Lucien Chapron

B. 1933-10-07, Blois, France; D. 2016-09-05
Boxing (1 bronze)

	1956	HP
Men's Middleweight (-75 kg)	bronze	3120
		3120

Louis Chapuis

Olympic Competitor nr 4199

1908-07-18-17:30 - Fencing - Sabre, individual, round one - fourth

Michel Chapuis

B. 1941-06-18, Roche-lez-Beupré, France
Canoeing - Canadian Sprint (1 silver)

	1964	HP
Men's Canadian Doubles 1000 metres	silver	5000
		5000

Chaput

represented France
Cycling - Track

	1900	HP
Men's Sprint	QF:3rd	0.866
Men's Points Race	fourth	2400
		2400.866

Olympic Competitor nr 1558

1900-09-11-09:00 - Cycling - Track - Sprint, round one - third (Q)
1900-09-11-14:00 - Cycling - Track - Sprint, quarter-final - third (0.866)
1900-09-15-15:00? - Cycling - Track - Points Race - fourth (2400)

Mohamed Charaoui

represented Egypt
Fencing

	1928	HP
Men's Épée, Team	QF:3rd	22.75
Men's Sabre, Individual	SF:7th	1.35
		24.1

Jean-Michel Charbonnel

B. 1952-04-25, Paris, France
Athletics - Track & Field

	1980	HP
Men's Marathon	dnf	-10.24
		-10.24

Jean-Baptiste Étienne August Charcot

B. 1876-07-15, Paris, France; D. 1936-09-256
Sailing (2 silver)

	1900	HP
0-1/2 ton class (1)	silver	1000
0-1/2 ton class (2)	silver	1000
		2000

Olympic Competitor nr 417

1900-05-22-13:20 - Sailing - 0-1/2 ton class (1) - second (1000)
1900-05-24-13:30? - Sailing - 0-1/2 ton class (2) - second (1000)

André Chardonnens

B. 1945-06-02, represented Switzerland
Freestyle Wrestling

	1972	HP
Men's Lightweight (-68 kg)	20th	1.5
		1.5

Jean-Marie Chardonnens

B. 1942-12-13, Domdidier, Switzerland
Freestyle Wrestling & Greco-Roman Wrestling

	1968	1972	HP
FR Men's Middleweight (-87 kg)	12th		60
GR Men's Middleweight (-87 kg)	14th		84
GR Men's Light−Heavyweight (-90 kg)		12th	84
			144

Michèle Marie Georges Chardonnet

B. 1956-10-27, Toulon, France
Athletics - Track & Field (1 bronze)

	1984	HP
Women's 100 m Hurdles	bronze	3840
		3840

Her third place was initially called a dead heat, but just before the medal ceremony the judges ruled she was fourth. She only received a bronze medal six months later, when the IAAF ruled on the protest filed by the French federation.

Vinich Chareonsiri

B. 1936-08-10, Prachinburi, Thailand
Shooting

	1968	HP
Small−Bore Rifle, 3 Positions	60th	-7.10
		0.00000001

Manon Marie France Charette

B. 1955-03-14, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Québ., Canada; D. 2006-01-01
Handball

	1976	HP
Women's Team	sixth	320
		320

Serguei Charikov

Russia
Fencing, Sabre (2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze)

1996 2000 2004 HP

Sabre, individual silver R2 QF 6361.8

Sabre, team gold gold bronze 5760

12121.8

Jan Willem Peter Charisius

B. 1926-09-30, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands; D. 2008-07-03
Speed Skating

	1952	HP
Men's 500 metres	dnf	0.000064
		0.000064

Abraham "Bram" Charité

B. 1917-08-25, Den Haag, the Netherlands; D. 1991-02-26
Weightlifting (1 bronze)

	1948	1952	HP
Men's Heavyweight (+82.5 kg)	bronze		3878.4
Men's Heavyweight (+90 kg)		dnf	3878.4
			3878.4

Jacques Charland

B. 1930-07-21, Trois-Rivières, Québ., Canada; D. 2013-10-12
Ski Jumping

	1952	1956	1960	HP
Men's Individual	25th	27th	33rd	0.21384
				0.21384

Michel Charland

B. 1945-02-01, Montréal, Québ., Canada
Athletics

	1968	HP
Men's Long Jump	QU:26th	0.096
		0.096

Buster Charles

B. 1908-04-04, De Pere, Wisc., USA; D. 2006-06-06
Athletics

	1932	HP
Men's Decathlon	fourth	2400
		2400

Diane Susan Charles, née Leather

B. 1933-01-07, Streetly, England, Great Britain; D. 2018-09-06
Athletics - Track & Field

	1960	HP
Women's 800 metres	R1:23rd	0.256
		0.256

Joseph William Charles

B. 1868-02-09, Boonville, MO, USA; D. 1950-02-10
Tennis

	1904	HP
Men's Singles	R2	0.638
Men's Doubles	R1	31.22
		31.858

Olympic Competitor nr 2009

1904-08-30-10:00? - Tennis - Men's Singles round two - lost (0.638)
1904-08-31-10:00? - Tennis - Men's Doubles round one - lost (31.22)

Olmeus Charles

B. 1947-02-16, represented Haiti
Athletics - Track and Field

	1976	HP
Men's 10000 metres	R1:39th	-3.16
		0.00016

When the winner of his heat passed the line, Charles still had six laps to go. His time of 42 minutes is the slowest recorded time in the event.

Ruperta Charles

B. 1962-08-25, represented Antigua (& Barbuda)
Athletics - Track & Field

	1984	HP
Women's 100 metres	R1:35th	-2.10
Women's 4x400 m Relay	R1:9th	40
		40.001

Tina Alexandria Charles

B. 1988-12-05, Flushing, NY, USA
Basketball (3 gold)

	2012	2016	2021	HP
Women's Team	gold	gold	gold	19200
				19200

Winner of the Basketball at London, Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo

Allan Charleston

B. 1934-02-10, Fremantle, WA, Australia
Aquatics - Water Polo

	1960	HP
Men's Team	R1:4th	7.25
		7.25

Clifton Charleswell

B. 1961-05-26, represented the US Virgin Islands
Boxing

	1984	HP
Men's Light-Welterweight (-63.5 kg)	R32	1.02
		1.02

Richard Ian "Ric" Charlesworth

B. 1952-02-06, Subiaco, WA, Australia
Hockey (1 silver)

	1972	1976	1980	1984	1988	HP
Men's Team	fifth	silver		fourth	fourth	4510
						4510

He was the coach of the Australia women's team in 1996 and 2000 (winning gold each time) and of the men's team in 2012

Susan Hall Charlesworth

B. 1954-01-12, Weston, Mass., USA
Luge

	1980	HP
Women's Singles	dnf	0.096
		0.096

André Charlet

B. 1898-04-24, Chamonix, France; D. 1954-11-24
Ice Hockey

	1924	1928	HP
Men's Teams	QU:3rd	QU:3rd	750
			750

Otto Charlet

Olympic Competitor nr 6752

1912-07-17-12:00 - Rowing - Eights, round one - first (Q)
1912-07-18-16:00 - Rowing - Eights, quarterfinal - second (540)

Régis Charlet

B. 1920-05-04, Chamonix, France
Ski Jumping

	1948	HP
Men's Individual	26th	0.096
		0.096

René Charlet

B. 1903-04-26, represented France
Bobsleigh

	1936	1948	HP
Men's Four	dnf	9th	121.9
			121.9

Marcel Charletoux

B. 1913-09-05, represented France
Rowing

	1936	HP
Men's Eights	Rep:3rd	34
		34

Léon Charlier

B. 1902-10-27, represented Belgium
Wrestling - Freestyle

	1928	1932	1936	HP
Men's Heavyweight (+87 kg)	R1		10th	930
				930

Charlot

represented France
Rowing (1 gold)

	1900	HP
Men's Coxed Fours	gold	4800
		4800

Winners of the first final, who did not wish to compete in the second one, feeling they had already won the event.

Olympic Competitor nr 1513

1900-08-25-16:45 - Rowing - Coxed Fours, heat three - second (Q1 & Q2)
1900-08-26-14:00 - Rowing - Coxed Fours, final one - first (4800)

Maurice Charlotin

B. 1944-12-06, represented Haiti
Athletics - Track & Field

	1972	HP
Men's Marathon	62nd	-8.60
		0.000000006

Andrew Murray "Boy" Charlton

B. 1907-08-12, Crows Nest, NSW, Australia; D. 1975-12-10
Swimming (1 gold, 3 silver, 1 bronze)

1924 1928 1932 HP

Men's 400 m Freestyle bronze silver sixth 7920

Men's 1500 m Freestyle gold silver SF:4th 10728

Men's 4 x 200 m Freestyle Relay silver - - 1000

19648

Thomas Jackson "Tom" Charlton, Jr.

B. 1934-07-12, Savannah, Geo., USA
Rowing (1 gold)

	1956	HP
Men's Eights	gold	3200
		3200

Vilma Belle Charlton

B. 1946-12-07, Keith, Jamaica
Athletics - Track & Field

	1964	1968	1972	HP
Women's 100 metres		R1:6th		-2.27
Women's 200 metres		R1:30th		0.01
Women's 4x100 metres Relay	R1:5th	R1:dnf	R1:dnf	37.5
				37.5127

(Omar) Abdillahi Charmaké Cochine

B. 1954, represented Djibouti
Athletics - Track & Field

	1984	HP
Men's Marathon	32nd	-2.60
		0.006

Alain Charmey

B. 1952-06-14, represented Switzerland
Aquatics - Swimming

	1972	HP
Men's 400 m Freestyle	28th	0.0256
		0.0256

Georges Charmoille

Olympic Competitor nr 2850

1906-04-25-15:30 - Gymnastics - Individual combined (5 events), day one
1906-04-26-16:00 - Gymnastics - Individual combined (5 events), day two - third (1920)
1906-04-26-16:30 - Gymnastics - Individual combined (6 events) - third (1920)
1908-07-14-14:30 - (Artistic) Gymnastics - Individual combined (7 events), day one
1908-07-15-14:30 - (Artistic) Gymnastics - Individual combined (7 events), day two - AC

Edwin James Gordon Charnaud

B. 1886, Smyrna, Ottoman Empire (now İzmir, Türkiye); D. 1961-02-06
Football (1 silver)

	1906	HP
Men's Team	silver	1500
		1500

A distant relative of the Whittal family, he also stayed in Smyrna when it was renamed İzmir after 1922. He died there in 1961 and should be deemed Turkish.

Olympic Competitor nr 2581

1906-04-23-12:00 - Football - match two - lost
1906-04-25-11:30 - Football - silver play-off - won (1500)

Vitool Charoenrut

B. 1942-09-11, represented Thailand
Cycling - Road

	1964	HP
Men's Road Race	dnf	-22.60
Men's 100 km Team Time Trial	28th	0.0192
		0.0192

Samruay Charonggool

B. 1944-07-03, represented Thailand
Athletics - Track & Field

	1964	HP
Women's 400 metres	R1:23rd	0.256
Women's 4x100 metres Relay	R1:8th	2.5
		2.756

Ahmed Charour Wahoud

represented Syria
Greco-Roman Wrestling

	1968	HP
Men's Flyweight (-52 kg)	11th	96
		96

Josef Charous

B. 1894-06-15, Polepy, Czechia, then part of Austria, represented Czechoslovakia; D. 1943-08-05
Equestrianism - Eventing

	1924	1928	HP
Three-Day Event, Individual	32nd	16th	8.005
Three-Day Event, Team	dnf	dnf	29
			37.005

Siegfried Joseph Charoux

B. 1896-11-15, Wien, Austria, represented Great Britain; D. 1967-04-26
Art Competitions

	1948	HP
Sculpture - unknown event	ac	2.274
		2.274

Miloslav Charouzd

B. 1928-08-15, Praha, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia; D. 2001-06-25
Ice Hockey

	1952	HP
Men's Team	fourth	800
		800

Erik Charpentier

B. 1897-08-17, Sölvesborg, Sweden; D. 1978-02-17
Gymnastics (1 gold)

	1920	HP
Men's Team combined, Swedish system	gold	1600
		1600

Félix Charpentier

B. 1858-01-10, Bllène, France; D. 1924-12-07
Art Competitions

	1924	HP
Sculpture	AC	29.24
		29.24

Joseph Charpentier

represented Belgium
Bowing

	1920	HP
Men's Flyweight (-50.8 kg)	QF	861
		861

Jules Charpentier

B. 1879-03-05, Livry-Louvercy, France
Shooting

	1900	HP
Men's Clay Pigeon, Trap	7th	600
		600

Olympic Competitor nr 852

1900-07-15-09:00 - Shooting - Clay Pigeon, day one
1900-07-16-09:00 - Shooting - Clay Pigeon, day two
1900-07-17-09:00 - Shooting - Clay Pigeon, day three - seventh (600)

Pierre Charpentier

B. 1888-03-30, Paris, France
Ice Hockey

	1920	1924	HP
Men's Teams	SF	QU:3rd	750
			750

Olympic Competitor nr 7053

1920-04-25-17:00 - Ice Hockey - Semifinal Match One - lost (340)

Robert Charpentier

B. 1916-04-04, Maule, France; D. 1966-10-29
Cycling - Road & Cycling - Track (3 gold)

Road	1936	HP
Road Race	gold	8000
Road Race, Team	gold	1600
Track	1936
Team Pursuit	gold	4800
		14400

René François Charrière

B. 1923-07-30, Grande Sarconnex, Switzerland; D. 1999-03-21
Athletics - Track & Field

	1952	1956	1960	HP
Men's 50km Walk	26th		27th	0.104
				0.104

Matilde Charro Mendoza

B. 1953-03-14, La Habana, Cuba
Basketball

	1980	HP
Women's Team	fifth	500
		500

Harvey Blashford Charters

B. 1912-05-08, North Bay, Ont., Canada; D. 1995-07-17
Canoeing - Canadian Flatwater (1 silver, 1 bronze)

	1936	HP
Men's Canadian Doubles 1000m	bronze	3200
Men's Canadian Doubles 10000m	silver	5000
		8200

Philippe Chartrand

B. 1963-12-23, Laval, Québ., Canada
Artistic Gymnastics

	1984	1988	HP
Men's Individual Combined	18th	R1:86th	2.56
Men's Team Combined	seventh	9th	140
			142.56

Antonín Charvát

B. 1899, Rakovnik, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia; D. 1930-09-19
Road Cycling

	1924	HP
Men's Road Race, Time Trial	44th	0.00002
Men's Road Race, Time Trial, Team	11th	16
		16.00002

Olga Charvátová

B. 1962-06-11, Zlín, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia
Alpine Skiing (1 bronze)

	1984	HP
Women's Downhill	bronze	2560
Women's Giant Slalom	eighth	256
Women's Slalom	10th	100
		2916

Bernard Charvin

B. 1947-09-28, Moutiers, France
Alpine Skiing

	1972	HP
Men's Downhill	21st	0.64
		0.64

Garnet Charwat

B. 1967-06-07, represented Nicaragua
Aquatics - Swimming

	1980	HP
Women's 100 m Freestyle	26th	0.064
Women's 100 m Breaststroke	25th	0.1
		0.164

Charles E. "Charley" Chase

B. 1931-02-18, Montréal, Québ., Canada
Boxing

	1952	HP
Men's Light-Middleweight (-71 kg)	R2	79.13
		79.13

Jack Chase

B. 1904, Dublin, Ireland, then part of Great Britain
Boxing

	1928	HP
Men's Middleweight (-72.6 kg)	QF	861
		861

John Chase

B. 1906-06-12, Milton, Mass., USA; D. 1994-04-01
Ice Hockey (1 silver)

	1932	HP
Men's Team	silver	2000
		2000

Julie Chase

B. 1956-02-28, Calgary, Alb., Canada
Luge

	1976	HP
Women's Singles	26th	0.096
		0.096

Elizabeth Muriel "Liz" Chase

B. 1950-04-26, Umtali (now Mutare), South Rhodesia, represented Zimbabwe; D. 2018-05-09
Hockey (1 gold)

	1980	HP
Women's Team	gold	3200
		3200

Paul Chassagne

B. 1932-06-18, represented France
Biathlon

	1972	HP
Men's 20 km	dnf	-6.20
		0.0000002

Jean Chasson

B. 1906-03-04, Saint-Cloud, France
Freestyle Wrestling

	1932	1936	HP
Men's Featherweight (-61 kg)	sixth	11th	1056
			1056

Jean Chastanié

B. 1875-07-24, Lorient, France; D. 1948-04-14
Athletics - Track and Field (1 silver, 1 bronze)

	1900	HP
Men's 2500 m Steeplechase	bronze	2560
Men's 4000 m Steeplechase	fourth	1600
Men's 5000 m Team	silver	1000
		5ha160

Olympic Competitor nr 887

1900-07-15-17:00 - Athletics Track - 2500 m Steeplechase - third (2560)
1900-07-16-17:00? - Athletics Track - 4000 m Steeplechase - fourth (1600)
1900-07-22-15:00? - Athletics Track - 5000 m Team Race - fifth (1000)

Christopher John "Chris" Chataway

B. 1931-01-31, London, England, Great Britain; D. 2014-01-19
Athletics - Track & Field

	1952	1956	HP
Men's 5000 metres	fifth	11th	1064
			1064

He later became a Member of Parliament and was knighted in 1995.

Sigrid Chatel

B. 1940-04-26, Frankfurt am Main, Germany, lived in Montréal, represented Canada
Fencing

	1968	HP
Women's Foil, Individual	R2:5th	2.863
		2.863

Roger Chatelain

B. 1942-04-23, Voglans, France
Rowing

	1964	1968	HP
Men's Coxless Pairs		11th	155
Men's Coxless Fours	10th		155
			155

Antoine Chatelaine

represented France
Gymnastics

	1928	HP
Men's Individual Combined (9 events)	54th	-
Men's Team Combined	fourth	400
Men's Vault	63rd	-
Men's Parallel Bars	55th	-
Men's Horizontal Bar	41st	-
Men's Rings	33rd	-
Men's Pommeled Horse	68th	-
		400

François Châtelet

B. 1939-02-27, Vesoul, France
Athletics - Track & Field

	1964	HP
Men's 800 metres	R1:5th	0.043
		0.043

Joseph Chatelus

B. 1908-12-02, represented France
Bobsleigh

	1952	HP
Men's Two	17th	5
Men's Four	11th	48
		53

Mark Webster Chatfield

B. 1953-08-11, Bakersfield, Cal., USA; D. 1998-12-23
Aquatics - Swimming

	1972	HP
Men's 100 m Breaststroke	fourth	1600
		1600

Innocenzo Chatrian

B. 1927-03-21, Torgnon, Italy; D. 2019-05-28
Cross-Country Skiing

	1956	HP
Men's 15 kilometres	25th	0.1
Men's 4x10 kilometres Relay	fifth	250
		250.1

Prithipal Chatterjee

B. 1943-10-19, represented India
Shooting

	1972	HP
Small-Bore Rifle, Prone	95th	-14.10
		-14.10

Samarandra N. Chatterjee

B. 1922, represented India
Aquatics - Water Polo

	1948	HP
Men's Team	R2:3rd	45.5
		45.5

Suhas Chatterjee

B. 1925, from Kolkata, represented India
Aquatics - Water Polo

	1948	HP
Men's Team	R2:3rd	45.5
		45.5

Châu Phươc Vinh

B. 1927-05-08, represented Vietnam
Cycling - Road

	1952	HP
Men's Road Race	dnf	8x10^-19
Men's Road Race, Team	dnf	-
		8x10^-19

Élisabeth Chaud

B. 1960-12-07, Puy-Saint-Vincent, France
Alpine Skiing

	1984	HP
Women's Downhill	dnf	-2.40
		0.004

Anwar Aziz Chaudhry

B. 1931, represented Pakistan
Aquatics - Swimming

	1948	HP
Men's 400 metres Freestyle	R1:40th	0.0001
Men's 1500 metres Freestyle	R1:39th	0.00016
Men's 4x200 m Freestyle Relay	R1:13th	6.4
		6.40026

Aziz Ahmed Chaudhry

B. 1932-01-01, represented Pakistan
Shooting

	1964	HP
Men's Small−Bore Rifle, Three Positions	50th	-5.10
Men's Small−Bore Rifle, Prone	73rd	-10.26
		0.000001

Sudha Chaudhry

B. 1961-07-01, represented India
Hockey

	1980	HP
Women's Team	fourth	800
		800

Arshad Ali Chaudry

B. 1950-04-10, represented Pakistan; D. 2015-06-11
Hockey (1 bronze)

	1976	HP
Men's Team	(bronze)	800
		800

Saifi Chaudry

B. 1929-11-15, Sialkot, now in Pakistan
Shooting

	1956	1960	HP
Men's Free Rifle	20th		1.5
Men's Small−Bore Rifle, Three Positions		66th	-9.64
Men's Small−Bore Rifle, Prone		75th	-10.10
			1.50000000065

Anne Chaudoir

B. 1881, represented Belgium; D. 1962
Tennis

	1920	HP
Women's Doubles	QF	430.5
Mixed Doubles	QF	430.5
		861

Georges Chaudoir

B. 1847-05-28, Liège, Belgium; D. 1923-05-01
Equestrianism - Miscellaneous

	1900	HP
Mail Coach	ac	150
		150

Olympic Competitor nr 598

1900-06-02-14:00 - Equestrianism - Mail Coach - AC (150)

Jacques Chaudron

B. 1889-06-02, Paris, France; D. 1969-06-16
Ice Hockey

	1924	HP
Men's Teams	QU:3rd	410
		410

Phedeppa Chaugule

B. 1902, Belgaum, India; D. 1952
Athletics

	1920	HP
Men's 10000 m	R1:dnf	0.0016
Men's Marathon	19th	2.4
		2.4016

Frederick Chauncy

B. 1904-12-22, London, England, Great Britain; D. 1986-06-04
Athletics - Track & Field

	1928	HP
Men's 400 m Hurdles	SF:6th	78
		78

David Milton Chauner

B. 1948-08-04, San Francisco, Cal., USA
Cycling - Road & Cycling - Track

	1968	1972	HP
Men's Road Race	dnf		-24.24
Men's Team Pursuit	R1:16th	R1:17th	7.8
			7.8

Jean Raoul Chaurand-Naurac

B. 1878-02-28, Lyon, France; D. 1932-10-03
Art Competitions

	1928	HP
Painting, Graphic Arts	6 works	683.4
		683.4

Dominique Chauvelot

B. 1952-06-18, Héricourt, France
Athletics - Track & Field

	1972	1976	HP
Men's 100 metres	QF:29th	R1:43rd	0.0160256
Men's 4x100 m Relay		7th	100
			100.0160256

Marcel Marie Auguste Chauvenet(-Delclos)

B. 1905-06-27, Perpignan, France; D. 1988-08-21
Art Competitions

	1948	HP
Sculpture - unknown event	ac	2.274
		2.274

André Chauvet

B. 1878, represented France
Shooting

	1924	HP
Men's Running Target, single shot	26th	0.064
Men's Running Target, double shot	22nd	0.4
		0.464

Marcel Chauvigné

B. 1911-09-24, Nantes, France; D. 1972-07-02
Rowing (1 bronze)

	1936	HP
Men's Coxed Fours	bronze	1920
		1920

Louis Chauvot

B. 1913-02-14, Montceau-les-Mines, France
Sailing

	1960	HP
5.5 metres Class	18th	2.56
		2.56

Kirin Chavanwong

represented Thailand
Basketball

	1956	HP
Men's Team	15th	5
		5

Germán José de Jesús Chavarría Jiménez

B. 1959-03-19, San José, Costa Rica
Football

	1984	HP
Men's Team	R1:4th	7.25
		7.25

Joslyn Chavarria

B. 1959-04-18, represented Belize
Road Cycling

	1984	HP
Men's Road Race	dnf	-22.15
Men's 100 km Team Time Trial	25th	0.075
		0.075

Christopher Chavasse

Olympic Competitor nr 4381

1908-07-21-15:00 - Athletics (track & field) - 400 m, round one - second (0.925)

Noel Chavasse

Olympic Competitor nr 4379

1908-07-21-15:00 - Athletics (track & field) - 400 m, round one - third

Miquel Chaves i Sánchez

B. 1955-02-10, Barcelona, Spain
Hockey (1 silver)

	1980	HP
Men's Team	silver	2000
		2000

Orlando Amaral Chaves

B. 1963-02-05, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Aquatics - Water Polo

	1984	HP
Men's Team	12th	20
		20

Orlando Buttery Chaves

B. 1921-03-02, represented British Guiana; D. 1976-09
Weightlifting

	1948	HP
Men's Middleweight (-75 kg)	21st	0.96
		0.96

André Chavet

B. 1930-07-13, Saint-Étienne, France; D. 2005-06-04
Basketball

	1952	HP
Men's Team	8th	128
		128

Carlos Chávez Gordón

B. 1928-11-04, Penonomé, Panama; D. 2006-06-02
Weightlifting

	1952	HP
Featherweight (-60 kg)	dnf	0.6
		0.6

Daniel Chávez Cepeda

B. 1946-01-20, Jalisco, Mexico
Rowing

	1968	HP
Men's Coxed Fours	Rep:4th	19.2
		19.2

Germán Chávez Martínez

B. 1943-05-05, Ciudad de México, Mexico
Aquatics - Water Polo

	1968	HP
Men's Team	11th	32
		32

Manuel Chávez

represented Costa Rica
Judo

	1980	HP
Men's Lightweight (-71 kg)	R1	0.539
		0.539

Mario Chávez

represented Argentina
Aquatics - Swimming

	1948	HP
Men's 100 metres Backstroke	fourth	2400
		2400

Nelly Chávez de Wright

B. 1945-12-17, Machacamarca, Bolivia
Athletics - Track & Field

	1984	HP
Women's Marathon	42nd	-4.60
		0.00006

Raúl Chávez de la Rosa

B. 1939-03-04, represented Mexico; D. 2010-11-04
Football

	1964	HP
Men's Team	R1:3rd	45.5
		45.5

Rolando Chávez Martínez

B. 1943-08-23, Ciudad de México, Mexico
Aquatics - Water Polo

	1968	HP
Men's Team	11th	32
		32

Jean-Claude Chavigny

B. 1952-07-03, Orléans, France
Weightlifting

	1976	1980	HP
Men's Bantamweight (-56 kg)	9th		480
Men's Featherweight (-60 kg)		9th	480
			480

Roland Chavigny

B. 1950-11-27, Villamblain, France
Weightlifting

	1976	HP
Men's Lightweight (-67.5 kg)	8th	384
		384

Ignacio Chavira

B. 1936-06-26, Ojinaga, Chih., Mexico
Basketball

	1960	HP
Men's Team	12th	20
		20

Chay Weng Yew

B. 1928-02-22, represented Singapore; D. 2004-08-27
Weightlifting

	1952	HP
Featherweight (-60 kg)	sixth	960
		960

Aleksandr Yuryevich Chayev

B. 1962-03-17, Voronezh, Russia, represented the Soviet Union
Aquatics - Swimming (1 silver)

	1980	HP
Men's 1500 m Freestyle	silver	4000
		4000

Pierre Chayriguès

B. 1892-05-01, Paris, France; D. 1965-03-19
Football

	1924	HP
Men's Football	QF	287
		287

Claude Chazottes

B. 1949-01-07, Paris, France
Football

	1976	HP
Men's Team	QF	287
		287

Written 2002-09-12 - last modified 2024-04-14

This page is part of the site "Full Olympians" by Herman De Wael. See here for a full Introduction.

	1996	2000	2004	HP
Sabre, individual	silver	R2	QF	6361.8
Sabre, team	gold	gold	bronze	5760
				12121.8