Great Olympians

Biographies - SEV

František Ševčík

B. 1942-01-11, Vilémovice, Czechia, represented Czechoslovakia; D. 2017-07-22
Ice Hockey (1 silver)

	1968	HP
Men's Team	silver	2000
		2000

Ernst Severa

B. 1934-09-21, represented Austria
Canoeing - Kayak Sprint

	1964	HP
Men's Kayak Fours 1000 metres	SF:4th	34
		34

Jindřich Severa

B. 1909-04-05, Kopidino, Czechia, then part of Austria, represented Czechoslovakia; D. 1980-11-09
Art Competitions

	1948	HP
Sculpture - Statues	ac	2.274
		2.274

Ronald Duane Severa

B. 1936-08-13, Munden, Kans., USA
Aquatics - Water Polo

	1956	1960	HP
Men's Team	fifth	7th	700
			700

Edoardo Severgnini

B. 1904-05-13, Milano, Italy; D. 1969-02-06
Cycling - Track

	1928	HP
Men's Sprint	Rep:2nd	54.6
		54.6

Erik Severin

B. 1879-07-18, Stockholm, Sweden; D. 1942-11-15
Curling (1 silver)

	1924	HP
Men's Teams	silver	3000
		3000

Maurice Richard (Dick) Severino

B. 1919-11-17, New York, NY, USA; D. 2005-08-28
Bobsleigh

	1952	HP
Men's Four	9th	120
		120

Aleksandr Severov

Olympic Competitor nr 6051

1912-07-08-14:00 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Middleweight A (-75 kg), round one - lost
1912-07-10-09:30 - Greco-Roman Wrestling - Middleweight A (-75 kg), round two - won by decision - abandoned (6.4)

David Victor Manuel Sevilla Camacho

B. 1940-12-29, Ciudad de México, Mexico
Hockey

	1968	1972	HP
Men's Team	16th	16th	6.4
			6.4

Oscar Sevilla

B. 1942-10-14, represented Peru
Basketball

	1964	HP
Men's Team	15th	5
		5

Miguel Sevillano

B. 1928-10-16, General Villegas, Argentina; D. 1998-11-03
Cycling - Road

	1948	HP
Men's Road Race, Individual	23rd	0.32
Men's Road Race, Team	7th	100
		100.32

Yeter Sevimlı

B. 1948-12-01, Hopa, Turkey
Boxing

	1968	HP
Men's Lightweight (-60 kg)	R16	79.13
		79.13

Hasan Sevinç

B. 1933, Zile, Turkey
Freestyle Wrestling

	1968	HP
Men's Bantamweight (-57 kg)	9th	240
		240

Oto Seviško

B. 1892, represented Latvia; D. 1958-06-26
Athletics

	1924	HP
Men's 100 m	QF:5th	0.043
Men's 200 m	R1:5th	0.000000006
		0.043

Nadezhda Petrovna Sevostiyanova

B. 1953-09-02, Moskva, Russia, represented the Soviet Union
Rowing (1 bronze)

	1976	HP
Women's Coxed Fours	bronze	1920
		1920

Vladimir Konstantinovich Sevryugin

B. 1924-06-15, Katino, Russia, represented the Soviet Union; D. 1998-01-26
Shooting (1 bronze)

	1952	1956	HP
Running Target	8th	bronze	4224
			4224

Written 2012-04-04 - last modified 2022-11-18

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