Lebanese Swimming at the Olympics

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For the first time in history, a Lebanese swimming team attended the 1968 Summer Olympics held in Mexico, with one male swimmer attending the event (Yacoub Masboungi). [1] The first female Lebanese swimmer to attend an Olympics was Ani Jane Mugrditchian, at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich.

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The Lebanese swimming team never advanced past Heats and never won any medals.

Men's Participations at Summer Olympics

OlympicsSwimmerEventHeat ResultRankingRef
1968 Summer Olympics

Mexico

Yacoub Masboungi 100 Freestyle1:00.558th of 64 [2]
100 Backstroke1:11.634th of 37 [3]
1972 Summer Olympics

Munich (West Germany)

Bruno Bassoul100 Freestyle1:00.0847th of 48 [4]
100 Breaststroke1:19.9444th of 44 [5]
100 Butterfly1:05.4538th of 39 [6]
200 Indivdual Medley2:27.7835th of 40 [7]
1980 Summer Olympics

Moscow (USSR)

Bilall Yamout 100 Freestyle1:03.4837th of 39 [8]
200 Freestyle2:27.9441st of 42 [9]
Ibrahim El-Baba 100 Butterfly1:05.2030th of 34 [10]
1984 Summer Olympics

Los Angeles

Percy Sayegh 100 Freestyle1:01.8866th of 68 [11]
200 Freestyle2:20.7655th of 56 [12]
Rami Kantari 100 Freestyle1:01.9667th of 68 [13]
200 Freestyle2:25.4356th of 56 [14]
100 Backstroke-DSQ [15]
Ibrahim El-Baba 100 Backstroke1:13.7644th of 44 [16]
100 Butterfly1:04.4847th of 53 [17]
Amine El-Domyati 100 Breaststroke1:19.1050th of 50 [18]
1988 Summer Olympics

Seoul

Rami Kantari 100 Backstroke1:09.3550th of 52 [19]
200 Backstroke2:40.2941st of 41 [20]
200 Individual Medley2:34.5356th of 56 [21]
Amine El-Domyati 50 Freestyle27.3467th of 69 [22]
100 Breaststroke1:14.4057th of 61 [23]
200 Breaststroke2:44.3451st of 52 [24]
Emile Lahoud 100 Freestyle1:02.4075th of 76 [25]
200 Freestyle2:16.3963rd of 63 [26]
400 Freestyle4:47.0948th of 49 [27]
1992 Summer Olympics

Barcelona

Emile Lahoud 50 Freestyle25.7661st of 72 [28]
100 Freestyle55.5163rd of 75 [29]
200 Freestyle2:01.0647th of 54 [30]
200 Individual Medley2:22.0847th of 52 [31]
2000 Summer Olympics

Sydney

Ragi Edde 100 Freestyle59.2668th of 71 [32]
2004 Summer Olympics

Athens

Abed Rahman Kaaki 50 Freestyle24.6857th of 83 [33]
2008 Summer Olympics

Beijing

Wael Koubrousli 100 Breaststroke1:06.2257th of 63 [34]
2012 Summer Olympics

London

Wael Koubrousli 100 Breaststroke1:07.0644th of 44 [35]
2016 Summer Olympics

Rio de Janeiro

Anthony Barbar 50 Freestyle23.7750th of 85 [36]
2020 Summer Olympics

Tokyo

Munzer Kabbara 200 Individual Medley2:03.0841st of 45 [37]
2024 Summer Olympics

Paris

Simon Doueihy 100 Freestyle50.1042nd of 79 [38]

Women's Participations at Summer Olympics

OlympicsSwimmerEventHeat ResultRankingRef
1972 Summer Olympics

Munich (West Germany)

Ani Jane Mugrditchian 100 Breaststroke1:29.7140th of 40 [39]
1988 Summer Olympics

Seoul

Nancy Khalaf 50 Freestyle30.7750th of 50 [40]
100 Freestyle1:06.7356th of 57 [41]
2000 Summer Olympics

Sydney

Rola El Haress 100 Freestyle1:03.2648th of 54 [42]
2004 Summer Olympics

Athens

Ghazal El Jobeili 50 Freestyle31.0063rd of 73 [43]
2008 Summer Olympics

Beijing

Nibal Yamout 100 Breaststroke1:16.1745th of 49 [44]
2012 Summer Olympics

London

Katya Bachrouche 800 Freestyle8:35.8819th of 35 [45]
2016 Summer Olympics

Rio de Janeiro

Gabriella Doueihy 400 Freestyle4:31.2131st of 32 [46]
2020 Summer Olympics

Tokyo

Gabriella Doueihy 200 Freestyle2:11.2929th of 29 [47]
2024 Summer Olympics

Paris

Lynn El Hajj 100 Breaststroke1:10.2731st of 37 [48]

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