List of Olympic female artistic gymnasts for Netherlands

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Gold medal-winning Dutch team at the 1928 Olympic Games Turnerinnen der niederlandischen Goldriege von 1928.jpg
Gold medal-winning Dutch team at the 1928 Olympic Games

Gymnastics events have been staged at the Olympic Games since 1896, with women competing for the time at the 1928 Olympic Games, [1] where the team from the Netherlands won gold. [2]

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Gymnasts

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Gold medalist Sanne Wevers at the 2016 Olympic Games Ginasta holandesa ganha ouro nas traves (29008613375).jpg
Gold medalist Sanne Wevers at the 2016 Olympic Games
GymnastYears
Estella Agsteribbe 1928
Elvira Becks 1992
Monique Bolleboom 1976
Carla Braan 1976
Jo Cox-Ladru 1952
Elka de Levie 1928
Ans Dekker 1972, 1976
Nel Fritz 1960
Lenie Gerrietsen 1948, 1952
Suzanne Harmes 2004, 2008
Truida Heil-Bonnet 1948
Joke Kos 1976
Huiberdina Krul-van der Nolk van Gogh 1952
Lineke Majolee 1960
Dientje Meijer-Haantjes 1948
Ria Meyburg 1960
Ikina Morsch 1972
Lea Nordheim 1928
Ans Polak 1928
Klara Post 1948
Annie Ros 1948, 1952
Tootje Selbach 1952
Toetie Selbach 1952
Nanny Simon 1952
Jacoba Stelma 1928
Eythora Thorsdottir 2016, 2020
Linda Toorop 1972
Jacomina van den Berg 1928
Alida van den Bos 1928
Anna van der Vegt 1928
Nel van der Voort 1928
Anna Maria van Geene 1948
Céline van Gerner 2012, 2016
Ans van Gerwen 1972, 1976
Bep van Ipenburg-Drommel 1960
Cootje van Kampen-Tonneman 1948, 1952
Laura van Leeuwen 2004
Vera van Pol 2016, 2020
Petronella van Randwijk 1928
Jeannette van Ravenstijn 1976
Hendrika van Rumt 1928
Ria van Velsen 1960
Margo Velema 1972
Nel Wambach 1960
Lieke Wevers 2016, 2020
Sanne Wevers 2016, 2020
Jacoba Wijnands 1948

Medalists

MedalNameYearEvent
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Agsteribbe, van den Berg, van den Bos, Burgerhof, de Levie, Nordheim, Polak, van Randwijk, van Rumt, Simons, Stelma, van der Vegt Flag of the Netherlands.svg 1928 Amsterdam Women's team
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Sanne Wevers Flag of Brazil.svg 2016 Rio de Janeiro Women's balance beam

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References

  1. Gutman, Dan (1996). Gymnastics . Puffin Books. p. 8.
  2. "Amsterdam 1928: Gymnastics Artistic Team Competition Women Results". International Olympic Committee .
  3. "Netherlands in Artistic Gymnastics". Olympedia .