France at the 1984 Summer Paralympics

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France at the
1984 Summer Paralympics
Flag of France.svg
IPC code FRA
NPC French Paralympic and Sports Committee
Website france-paralympique.fr
in Stoke Mandeville/New York
Competitors115 in 12 sports
Medals
Ranked 6th
Gold
71
Silver
69
Bronze
46
Total
186
Summer Paralympics appearances (overview)

France competed at the 1984 Summer Paralympics in Stoke Mandeville, Great Britain and New York City, United States. 115 competitors from France won 186 medals including 71 gold, 69 silver and 46 bronze and finished 6th in the medal table. [1]

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Medalists

Gold medalists

MedalNameSportEvent
Gold medal icon.svg GoldJ. M. Chapuis Archery Men's double advanced metric round paraplegic
Gold medal icon.svg GoldMen's team Archery Men's double advance metric round team 1A-6
Gold medal icon.svg GoldMen's team Archery Men's short metric round team 1A-6
Gold medal icon.svg GoldM. P. Balme Archery Women's double short metric round paraplegic
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Lucien Quemond Athletics Men's 400m B3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Mustapha Badid Athletics Men's 800m A1-3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Stephane Saas Athletics Men's high jump B2
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Antoine Delaune Athletics Men's shot put C4
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Rudi van der Abbeele Athletics Men's pentathlon 5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Martine Prieur Athletics Women's 100m 5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Veronique Rochette Athletics Women's 200m C7
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Martine Prieur Athletics Women's discus throw 5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Martine Prieur Athletics Women's pentathlon 6
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Dominique Molle Cycling Men's bicycle 1500m CP div 4
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Dominique Molle Cycling Men's bicycle 5000m CP div 4
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Michel Abalain Powerlifting Men's 67.5kg
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Daniel Hardy Powerlifting Men's 90kg
Gold medal icon.svg GoldMen's team Shooting Men's air rifle prone team 1A-6
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Nicolle Sarton Shooting Women's air pistol 2-6
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Annie Lecointe Shooting Women's air rifle integrated
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Didier Cougouille Swimming Men's 25m backstroke C3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Michel Landra Swimming Men's 25m backstroke L2
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Didier Cougouille Swimming Men's 25m freestyle C3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Michel Landra Swimming Men's 25m freestyle L2
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Eric Ghysel Swimming Men's 50m breaststroke B2
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Eric Ghysel Swimming Men's 50m freestyle B2
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Didier Cougouille Swimming Men's 50m freestyle C3
Gold medal icon.svg GoldG. Betega Swimming Men's 100m backstroke 5
Gold medal icon.svg GoldG. Betega Swimming Men's 100m breaststroke 5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Eric Fleury Swimming Men's 100m breaststroke L4
Gold medal icon.svg GoldG. Betega Swimming Men's 100m butterfly 5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Claude Dupin Swimming Men's 100m butterfly L5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Claude Dupin Swimming Men's 200m individual medley L5
Gold medal icon.svg GoldG. Betega Swimming Men's 400m freestyle 5
Gold medal icon.svg GoldG. Betega Swimming Men's 4x50m individual medley 5
Gold medal icon.svg GoldMen's relay team Swimming Men's 4x100m medley relay 1A-6
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Beatrice Pierre Swimming Women's 25m backstroke C3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Beatrice Pierre Swimming Women's 25m freestyle C3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Genevieve Payroux Swimming Women's 25m freestyle L1
Gold medal icon.svg Gold M. Therese Crespo Swimming Women's 50m backstroke 3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Beatrice Pierre Swimming Women's 50m freestyle C3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Stephanie Proust Swimming Women's 50m freestyle C7
Gold medal icon.svg GoldP. Delorme Swimming Women's 100m backstroke 5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Agnes Beraudias Swimming Women's 100m backstroke L5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Isabelle Durandeau Swimming Women's 100m breaststroke A8
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Agnes Beraudias Swimming Women's 100m butterfly L5
Gold medal icon.svg GoldP. Delorme Swimming Women's 100m freestyle 5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Beatrice Pierre Swimming Women's 100m freestyle C3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Stephanie Proust Swimming Women's 100m freestyle C7
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Agnes Beraudias Swimming Women's 100m freestyle L5
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Stephanie Proust Swimming Women's 200m freestyle C7
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Agnes Beraudias Swimming Women's 200m individual medley L5
Gold medal icon.svg GoldP. Delorme Swimming Women's 400m freestyle 5
Gold medal icon.svg GoldWomen's relay team Swimming Women's 4x50m freestyle relay 2-6
Gold medal icon.svg GoldP. Delorme Swimming Women's 4x50m individual medley 5
Gold medal icon.svg GoldR. Ferraud Table tennis Men's singles C4
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Marc Piras Table tennis Men's singles L3
Gold medal icon.svg GoldC. Coullanges Table tennis Women's singles C3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Evelyne Cretual Table tennis Women's singles L3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Jean Grandsire Weightlifting Men's 75kg paraplegic
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Bernard Barberet Weightlifting Men's 85kg integrated
Gold medal icon.svg GoldMen's basketball team Wheelchair basketball Men's tournament
Gold medal icon.svg GoldMen's fencing team Wheelchair fencing Men's épée team
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Andre Hennaert Wheelchair fencing Men's foil individual 2-3
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Arthur Bellance Wheelchair fencing Men's foil individual 4-5
Gold medal icon.svg GoldMen's fencing team Wheelchair fencing Men's foil team
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Andre Hennaert Wheelchair fencing Men's sabre individual 2-3
Gold medal icon.svg GoldMen's fencing team Wheelchair fencing Men's sabre team
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Veronique Soetemondt Wheelchair fencing Women's foil individual 1C
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Murielle Desmarets Wheelchair fencing Women's foil individual 2-3
Gold medal icon.svg GoldWomen's fencing team Wheelchair fencing Women's foil team

Silver medalists

MedalNameSportEvent
Silver medal icon.svg SilverC. Bouchite Archery Men's double advanced metric round paraplegic
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Rene Ducret
George Hamart
Daniel Lelon
Archery Men's double FITA round team integrated
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Andre Havard Athletics Men's 60m C6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Lucien Quemond Athletics Men's 100m B3
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Jean Louis Janneay Athletics Men's 100m C4
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Michel Bapte Athletics Men's 100m C7
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Michel Bapte Athletics Men's 200m C7
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Jean Louis Janneay Athletics Men's 400m C4
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Jean Louis Janneay Athletics Men's 800m C4
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Jean Francois Poitevin Athletics Men's marathon 4
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Michel Bapte Athletics Men's long jump C7
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Rudi van der Abbeele Athletics Men's discus throw 5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Rudi van der Abbeele Athletics Men's shot put 5
Silver medal icon.svg SilverC. Weiss Athletics Men's slalom 1B
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Valene Deconde Athletics Women's 60m A1-3
Silver medal icon.svg SilverP. Delevacque Athletics Women's 100m 1B
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Veronique Rochette Athletics Women's 100m C7
Silver medal icon.svg SilverP. Delevacque Athletics Women's 200m 1B
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Valene Deconde Athletics Women's 200m A1-3
Silver medal icon.svg SilverP. Delevacque Athletics Women's 400m 1B
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Veronique Rochette Athletics Women's 400m C7
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Christelle Donnez Athletics Women's 800m A6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Veronique Rochette Athletics Women's long jump C7
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Martine Prieur Athletics Women's javelin throw 5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Martine Prieur Athletics Women's queen of the straight 100m 1A-6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Patrick Fornet Powerlifting Men's 60kg
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Didier Menage Powerlifting Men's 60kg
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Joel Guillon Shooting Men's air pistol integrated
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Michel Pelon Shooting Men's air rifle kneeling 2-6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Michel Pelon Shooting Men's air rifle prone 2-6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Marie Chantal Barberaud Shooting Women's air pistol 2-6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Nicole Petit Shooting Women's air rifle 3 positions 2-6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Nicole Petit Shooting Women's air rifle prone 2-6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Pascal Jacquot Swimming Men's 25m backstroke L1
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Pascal Jacquot Swimming Men's 25m freestyle L1
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Mohamed Ait Aissa Swimming Men's 50m backstroke 3
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Bernard Micorec Swimming Men's 100m backstroke 6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver David Foppolo Swimming Men's 100m freestyle A5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver David Foppolo Swimming Men's 150m individual medley A5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Helene Binet Swimming Women's 25m backstroke C6
Silver medal icon.svg SilverF. Maury Swimming Women's 25m butterfly 1B
Silver medal icon.svg SilverF. Maury Swimming Women's 25m freestyle 1B
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Helene Binet Swimming Women's 25m freestyle C6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Sylvie Delplauque Swimming Women's 50m backstroke C5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Stephanie Proust Swimming Women's 50m backstroke C7
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Sylvie Delplauque Swimming Women's 50m freestyle C5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Helene Binet Swimming Women's 50m freestyle C6
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Sylvie Delplauque Swimming Women's 100m backstroke C5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Stephanie Proust Swimming Women's 100m backstroke C7
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Agnes Beraudias Swimming Women's 100m breaststroke L5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Violette Spoka Swimming Women's 100m freestyle C3
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Sylvie Delplauque Swimming Women's 100m freestyle C5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Sylvie Delplauque Swimming Women's 200m freestyle C5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Isabelle Durandeau Swimming Women's 200m individual medley A8
Silver medal icon.svg SilverF. Maury Swimming Women's 3x25m individual medley 1B
Silver medal icon.svg SilverWomen's relay team Swimming Women's 3x50m medley relay 2-4
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Daniel Jeannin Table tennis Men's singles 1C
Silver medal icon.svg SilverMen's team Table tennis Men's teams 2
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Bernadette Darvand Table tennis Women's open CL
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Bernadette Darvand Table tennis Women's singles L4
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Hervé Paillet Weightlifting Men's 51kg integrated
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Jean-Michel Barberane Weightlifting Men's 51kg paraplegic
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Patrick Garnier Weightlifting Men's 65kg integrated
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Gerard Houdmond Weightlifting Men's 85kg paraplegic
Silver medal icon.svg SilverN. Clemente Weightlifting Men's +95kg paraplegic
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Arthur Bellance Wheelchair fencing Men's épée individual 4-5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Jean-Pierre Leroux Wheelchair fencing Men's foil individual 1C
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Olivier Plane Wheelchair fencing Men's foil individual 4-5
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Sylviane Meyer Wheelchair fencing Women's foil individual 4-5

Bronze medalists

MedalNameSportEvent
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Benoit Tanquerel Archery Men's double FITA round division 3
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Antoine Delaune Athletics Men's 400m C4
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Andre Havard Athletics Men's 400m C6
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Jean Francois Poitevin Athletics Men's 5000m 4
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Antoine Delaune Athletics Men's discus throw C4
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeC. Weiss Athletics Men's javelin throw 1B
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Leon Sur Athletics Men's javelin throw A2
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Lucien Quemond Athletics Men's javelin throw B3
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Michel Bapte Athletics Men's javelin throw C7
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeC. Weiss Athletics Men's pentathlon 1B
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Martine Prieur Athletics Women's 200m 5
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Martine Prieur Athletics Women's 400m 5
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Martine Prieur Athletics Women's shot put 5
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Guy Dunarquez Shooting Men's air pistol integrated
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeMen's team Shooting Men's air rifle kneeling team 1A-6
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Marie Therese Pichon Shooting Women's air pistol integrated
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Nicole Petit Shooting Women's air rifle standing 2-6
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze David Foppolo Swimming Men's 50m backstroke A5
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Thierry Legloanic Swimming Men's 50m backstroke L3
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Eric Fleury Swimming Men's 100m butterfly L4
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeC. Trog Swimming Men's 100m freestyle 1B
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Eric Ghysel Swimming Men's 100m freestyle B2
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Jean Marc Durieux Swimming Men's 200m freestyle 2
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Mohamed Ait Aissa Swimming Men's 200m freestyle 3
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Eric Ghysel Swimming Men's 200m individual medley B2
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Eric Fleury Swimming Men's 200m individual medley L4
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Bernard Micorec Swimming Men's 400m freestyle 6
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeMen's relay team Swimming Men's 4x50m freestyle relay 2-6
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeMen's relay team Swimming Men's 4x50m freestyle relay L1-L6
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Bernard Micorec Swimming Men's 4x50m individual medley 6
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Violette Spoka Swimming Women's 25m backstroke C3
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Corinne D'Urzo Swimming Women's 50m backstroke 3
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Isabelle Durandeau Swimming Women's 100m backstroke A8
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Isabelle Durandeau Swimming Women's 100m butterfly A8
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeF. Maury Swimming Women's 100m freestyle 1B
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Isabelle Durandeau Swimming Women's 100m freestyle A8
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze M. Therese Crespo Swimming Women's 4x25m individual medley 3
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeWomen's relay team Swimming Women's 4x50m freestyle relay C1-C8
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Philippe Roine Table tennis Men's singles L5
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeR. Andre Table tennis Women's singles 3
Bronze medal icon.svg BronzeMen's volleyball team Volleyball Men's standing tournament
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Dominique Hainault Weightlifting Men's 65kg paraplegic
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Mohamed Beldjilau Wheelchair fencing Men's épée individual 2-3
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Jannick Seveno Wheelchair fencing Women's foil individual 2-3
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Therese Lemoine Wheelchair fencing Women's foil individual 4-5

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