List of Olympic female artistic gymnasts for South Korea

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Gymnastics events have been staged at the Olympic Games since 1896, with women competing for the time at the 1928 Olympic Games. [1] At the 2020 Olympic Games Yeo Seo-jeong became the first South Korean female artistic gymnast to win a medal. [2]

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Gymnasts

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GymnastYears
Bae Eun-mi 1988
Choi Mi-seon 2000
Choi Yeong-suk 1964
Eom Do-hyun 2024
Han Kyung-im 1988
Heo Seon-mi 2012
Im Hye-jin 1988
Jeong Bong-sun 1964
Jo Hyun-joo 2008
Kim Eun-mi 1988
Kim Nam-ok 1988
Kong Yun-jin 1996
Lee Da-yeong 2024
Lee Deok-bun 1964
Lee Eun-ju 2016
Lee Hee-kyung 1992
Lee Jung-hee 1984
Lee Yun-seo 2020, 2024
Min A-young 1992
Park Kyung-ah 2004
Park Ji-sook 1988
Shim Jae-young 1984
Shin Sol-yi 2024
Yeo Seo-jeong 2020, 2024
Yu Myeong-ja 1960

Medalists

MedalNameYearEvent
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Yeo Seo-jeong Flag of Japan.svg 2020 Tokyo Women's vault

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