Great Olympians

Biographies - FIS

Erika Fisch

Christian H. Fischbacher

Alice Fischer

Antun Fischer

Although he competed for a club in Zagreb (Croatia), I go on his place of birth (and death) and call this athlete Serbian.

Bernard Fischer

Birgit Fischer

competed in 1988-2000 as

Birgit Schmidt

B. 1962-02-25, Germany
Canoeing - Sprint (8 gold, 4 silver)

	1980	1984	1988	1992	1996	2000	2004	HP
Women's Singles, 500 m	gold		silver	gold	fourth			27600
Women's Doubles, 500 m			gold		silver	gold	silver	23400
Women's Fours, 500 m			gold	silver	gold	gold	gold	29600
								80600

In 1980 she became the youngest-ever Olympic Canoeing winner. She won all three events at the World Championships of 1981, 82, 83, 85 and 87 (she took off 1986 to have a baby), and would undoubtably have won three golds at Los Angeles but for the East German boycott of the 1984 games. If she had done this, she would have scored 126400 HP and be ranked second on the all-time list.
In Sydney, she became only the fifth athlete in history to win gold at 5 olympic games, the second (after Stephen Redgrave earlier during those games) to do so in an "endurance event". I don't know whether she also got a special olympic pin from Juan Antonio Samaranch.
After Sydney, she retired and did not race for 3 years, becoming coach of the national team. But eight months before Athina, a photographer asked her to sit in a boat again. She did, and the butterflies came back. A few months later "her head had agreed with her belly" and in Athina, she shattered all records by claiming yet another gold in the K4, and a silver in the K2
Her husband Jörg won silver in the C1 1000 m in 1988. She has since divorced but kept the name.

Carsten Fischer

Eberhard Fischer

William Ernest Thomas "Ernie" Fischer

Ernst Fischer

F. Fischer

Friedrich Fischer

Friedrich "Fritz" Fischer

Gustav Fischer

B. 1915-11-08, Meisterschwanden, Switzerland; D. 1990-11-22
Equestrianism (3 silver, 2 bronze)

	1952	1956	1960	1964	1968	HP
Dressage, Individual	8th	10th	silver	fourth	7th	8945
Dressage, Team	silver	bronze		silver	bronze	3608
						12553

Three times on Wald.
There was no team competition at Roma.

Hans Fischer

Heiko Fischer

Heinrich "Heini" Fischer

Helmut Fischer

Herbert Fischer

Joseph "Jos" Fischer

Marcel Fischer

Switzerland
Fencing - Épée

	2000	2004	HP
Épée, Individual	fourth	gold	10000
			10000

Martin Ernest Fischer

Olympic Competitor nr 1785

• 1904-07-01-10:00? - Gymnastics - Turnverein - Individual gymnastics - 94th
• 1904-07-02-10:00? - Gymnastics - Turnverein - Individual athletics - 100th - Individual combined - 100th - Team - tenth (18.75)

Paul Fischer

Olympic Competitor nr 3582

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

Paul Elmar Fischer

Peter Fischer

Rainer Fischer

Roberto Fischer

Roman Fischer

Sven Fischer

B. 1971-04-16, Thüringen, (then East-)Germany
Biathlon (4 gold, 2 silver, 2 bronze)

	1994	1998	2002	2006	HP
10 km	7th	29th	silver	gold	8100.016
10 km + 12.5 km Pursuit			12th	bronze	1950
20 km	bronze	16th	29th	17th	1930.416
15 km Mass Start				17th	4
4 x 7.5 km	gold	gold	silver	gold	10800
					22784.43

Member of the German Biathlon Relay team that won gold in Lillehammer, Nagano and Torino.

Theodor Fischer

Anton "Toni" Fischer

Viktor Fischer

Olympic Competitor nr 6015

• 1912-07-08-14:00 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round one - won by fall
• 1912-07-09-09:30 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round two - lost
• 1912-07-11-09:30 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round three - won by fall
• 1912-07-13-09:30 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Lightweight (-67.5 kg), round four - lost - eliminated (6)
• 1924 1620

Volker Fischer

Werner Fischer

William Fischer

He was born in the US, and visited Europe (Rome) after WWI. It is not known why he is listed as British.

Wolfgang Fischer

Inez Ursula Fischer-Credo

(Nils) Johan Fischerström

Joseph Fischler

Gustave Emmanuel Joseph Marie Fischweiler

František Fišer

Václav Fišer

Václav Fišera

Erik J. Fish

George Fish

Jennifer Lee "Jenny" Fish

Jeffrey Mason "Jeff" Fishback

Abigail E. "Abbi" Fisher

William "Billy" Fisher

Morris "Bud" Fisher

B. 1892-05-04; Youngstown, Ohio, USA; D. 1963-05-23, Honolulu, Haw., USA.
Shooting (5 gold)

	1920	1924	HP
Free Rifle, 3 positions	gold		14400
Free Rifle, prone		gold
Free Rifle, team	gold	gold	3200
Military Rifle, 300m, prone, team	gold		400
	8400	9600	18000

Olympic Competitor nr 7286

• 1920-07-29-10:30? - Shooting - Military Rifle, 300m, prone, team - first (400)
• 1920-07-31-09:30? - Shooting - Free Rifle, 3 positions - first (6400) & team first (1600)

Fisher began serious competitive shooting in 1911, his first year in the US Marine Corps. During the 1920's, the USA entered twelve teams in international competitions (9 ISA, 2 Olympics, 1 Pan-American) and Fisher was in every one of them.

Christopher "Chris" Fisher

Elizabeth Fisher

Frank Fisher

Hugh Fisher

He moved to Canada when he was 10 and took up canoeing as a teenager there.

(Clarence) Ingals Fisher

Joan Fisher

Lenora Fisher

Norman Heaton "Norm" Fisher

Richard Laurence Seymour Fishlock

Paul Darrell Fishwick

He was also on the team in 1960, but did not play.

Graham Chudleigh Fisk

Billy Fiske

Dixon Davis Fiske

George Fiske

Olympic Competitor nr 7351

• 1920-08-02-11:00? - Shooting - Free Pistol - AC (40)

Åke Fiskerstrand

William Fison

Olympic Competitor nr 6804

• 1912-07-17-13:00 - Rowing - Eights, round one - first (Q)
• 1912-07-18-15:40 - Rowing - Eights, quarterfinal - first (Q)
• 1912-07-19-11:30 - Rowing - Eights, semifinal - raced alone (Q)
• 1912-07-19-18:00 - Rowing - Eights, final - second (2000)

Émile Fisseux

Olympic Competitor nr 1358

• 1900-08-13-10:00? - Archery - Au Cordon Doré - 50 m - third (2560)
• 1908-07-20-10:00? - Archery - Continental Style (men) - 13th (28.8)

George Fissler

Sergio A. Fiszman

Written 2001-01-25 - last modified 2024-03-22

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