The 1993 World Games were held in The Hague, Netherlands, from July 22 to August 2, 1993. [1]
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's free skating | Heath Mederios ![]() | Jayson Sutcliffe ![]() | Samo Kokorovec ![]() |
Women's free skating | Anna Cocco ![]() | Dezera Salas ![]() | Laure Bourguignon ![]() |
Pairs | ![]() Patrick Venerucci Maura Ferri | ![]() David DeMotte Dezera Salas | ![]() Flavio Fissolo Gabi Múgica |
Dance | ![]() Doug Wait Deanna Monahan | ![]() Roberto Stanzani Alessandra Lanzoni | ![]() Franco Culcasi Annamaria Culcasi |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's 70 kg | Eduard Derzapf ![]() | Kim Jun-ho ![]() | Anwar El-Amawy ![]() |
Men's 80 kg | Azman Abdullah ![]() | Patrice Linguet ![]() | Ray Williams ![]() |
Men's 90 kg | Ian Dowe ![]() | Gustav Ander ![]() | Jouni Herranen ![]() |
Men's +90 kg | Glenn Gravenbeek ![]() | Svend Karlsen ![]() | Gene Howell ![]() |
Women's 52 kg | Andrulla Blanchette ![]() | Quah Jee Jong ![]() | Ina Lopulissa ![]() |
Women's 57 kg | Martha Sánchez ![]() | Maria Aicher ![]() | Elena Sesana ![]() |
Women's +57 kg | Conny Plösser ![]() | Gunilla Söderberg ![]() | Linda Forbin ![]() |
Event [2] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's singles | Tomas Leandersson ![]() | Yvan Augustin ![]() | Paeng Nepomuceno ![]() |
Women's singles | Pauline Smith ![]() | Lisa Kwan ![]() | Oh Hyun-mi ![]() |
Mixed doubles | ![]() Mika Koivuniemi Pauliina Aalto | ![]() Tomas Leandersson Åsa Larsson | ![]() Yvan Augustin Isabelle Saldjian |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's recurve | Andrea Parenti ![]() | Paul Vermeiren ![]() | Martinus Grov ![]() |
Men's compound | Morgan Lundin ![]() | Dominique Guyon ![]() | Jean-Paul Laury ![]() |
Men's barebow | Twan Cleven ![]() | Roy Mundon ![]() | Mattias Fallgren ![]() |
Women's recurve | Monica Angeli ![]() | Catherine Pellen ![]() | Lisa Andersson ![]() |
Women's compound | Catherine Chapelain ![]() | Carmen Ceriotti ![]() | Fabiola Palazzini ![]() |
Women's barebow | Patricia Lovell ![]() | Marie Palm ![]() | Anna Maria Bianchi ![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's 300 m time trial | Tony Muse ![]() | Luca Antoniel ![]() | Derek Parra ![]() |
Men's 500 m sprint | Tony Muse ![]() | Luca Antoniel ![]() | Derek Parra ![]() |
Men's 5000 m mass start | Arnaud Gicquel ![]() | Derek Parra ![]() | Chris Luxton ![]() |
Men's 10000 m points | Derek Parra ![]() | Arnaud Gicquel ![]() | Chris Luxton ![]() |
Men's 20000 m elimination | Armando Capannolo ![]() | Arnaud Gicquel ![]() | John Dyett-Carthew ![]() |
Women's 300 m time trial | Desly Hill ![]() | Anne Titze ![]() | Heather Laufer ![]() |
Women's 500 m sprint | Hilde Goovaerts ![]() | Luana Pilia ![]() | María Eva Richardson ![]() |
Women's 3000 m mass start | Anne Titze ![]() | Desly Hill ![]() | Caroline Lagrée ![]() |
Women's 5000 m points | Caroline Lagrée ![]() | Araceli Larrea ![]() | Heather Laufer ![]() |
Women's 10000 m elimination | Anne Titze ![]() | Antonella Mauri ![]() | Hilde Goovaerts ![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's triples | ![]() Christian Fazzino Jean-Marc Foyot Daniel Monard | ![]() Alain Van Caeneghem Michel Van Campenhout Charles Weibel | ![]() Bo Fuglsang Brian Fuglsang Peter Fuglsang |
Women's doubles | ![]() Aline Dole Ranya Kouadri | ![]() Lotta Brohult Christel Eriksson | ![]() Denise Pektor Stefanie Schwarzbach |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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Men's lightweight | Gerard McNamara ![]() | Rodney Hypolite ![]() | Sergey Zhuravlev ![]() | |||
Men's middleweight | Frank Schramm ![]() | Hsieh Yi-ching ![]() | Walt Forsey ![]() | |||
Men's heavyweight | Gene Bell ![]() | Viktor Naleikin ![]() | Brian Reynolds ![]() | |||
Women's lightweight | Claudine Cognacq ![]() | Raija Koskinen ![]() | Gema Cristóbal ![]() | |||
Women's middleweight | Carrie Boudreau ![]() | Beate Amdahl ![]() | Ingeborg Marx ![]() | |||
Women's heavyweight | Cathy Millen ![]() | Tammy Diande ![]() | Shelby Corson ![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's singles | Michael Bronfeld ![]() | John Ellis ![]() | Sherman Greenfeld ![]() |
Women's singles | Michelle Gould ![]() | Malia Bailey ![]() | Carol McFetridge ![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men | ![]() | ![]() | ![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's 52 kg | Namsrain Baatarbold ![]() | Abram Agamiryan ![]() | Raibek Mendigaliyev ![]() |
Men's 57 kg | Kalek Akmaliev ![]() | Sergey Zadorin ![]() | Eduardas Rudas ![]() |
Men's 62 kg | Sergey Ignatenko ![]() | Andrey Savenkov ![]() | Yakim Rankov ![]() |
Men's 68 kg | Ivan Netov ![]() | Valery Belov ![]() | José León ![]() |
Men's 74 kg | Nikolay Igrushkin ![]() | Mihails Zakoljapins ![]() | Algis Mečkovskis ![]() |
Men's 82 kg | Khusein Khaibulaev ![]() | Petras Mažeika ![]() | Igor Dudich ![]() |
Men's 90 kg | Aleksandr Dunaev ![]() | Tsvetomir Petrov ![]() | Ron Angus ![]() |
Men's 100 kg | Vladimir Rumiantsev ![]() | Ričardas Rocevičius ![]() | Todor Todorov ![]() |
Men's +100 kg | Vladimir Emelianov ![]() | Murat Khasanov ![]() | Algimantas Grybauskas ![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's individual | Fabrice Schwertz ![]() | Sergey Bukhovtsev ![]() | Martin von Stedingk ![]() |
Men's synchro | ![]() Christian Kemmer Martin Kubicka | ![]() Lars von Stedingk Martin von Stedingk | ![]() Anders Christiansen Mads Ledstrup |
Men's tumbling | Jon Beck ![]() | Rayshine Harris ![]() | Aleksey Kryzhanovsky ![]() |
Women's individual | Sue Challis ![]() | Andrea Holmes ![]() | Nathalie Treil ![]() |
Women's synchro | ![]() Sue Challis Andrea Holmes | ![]() Sandra Beck Hiltrud Roewe | ![]() Jackie Cully Sallyann Proposch |
Women's tumbling | Chrystel Robert ![]() | Tatyana Morozova ![]() | Michelle Mara ![]() |
Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's individual | Jan van der Marel ![]() | Eimert Venderbosch ![]() | Johan Boonstra ![]() |
Men's team | ![]() Johan Boonstra Jan van der Marel Eimert Venderbosch | ![]() Koen Hoeyberghs Koenraad Jurgens Dirk Van Gossum | ![]() |
Women's individual | Mieke Suys ![]() | Jacqueline van Vliet ![]() | Luciënne Groenendijk ![]() |
Women's team | ![]() Luciënne Groenendijk Jacqueline van Vliet | ![]() Chantal Duck Mieke Suys | ![]() |
Event [4] | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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Men's jump | Oleg Deviatovski ![]() | Patrice Martin ![]() | John Levingston ![]() |
Men's slalom | John Battleday ![]() | John Levingston ![]() | Neil Ritchie ![]() |
Men's tricks | Patrice Martin ![]() | Russell Gay ![]() | Oleg Deviatovski ![]() |
Women's jump | Olga Pavlova ![]() | Philippa Roberts ![]() | Kim DeMacedo ![]() |
Women's slalom | Philippa Roberts ![]() | Natalia Rumyantseva ![]() | April Coble ![]() |
Women's tricks | Olga Pavlova ![]() | Natalia Rumyantseva ![]() | Julia Gromyko ![]() |
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