List of Olympic women for Egypt

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The first Summer Olympic Games was held in 1896 in Athens, but women competed for the first time in next games in 1900 in Paris. [1] An Egyptian woman was scheduled to compete for the first time in the 1972 Summer Olympics, but the Munich massacre during that Games led to the departure of Egypt's delegation before the she could compete. [2] [3] The Egyptian woman made her first appearance in 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, 88 years after the first tournament, [4] to become the fourth Arab woman to take part in the Olympics after Algeria, Libya, and Syria. [5] Since then, the Egyptian women have taken part in every Summer Olympic Games. [4]

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The number of female Egyptian Olympic participants varied from their first appearance in 1984 Summer Olympics which witnessed the participant of 6 women, which was the highest (6 Sportswoman) till 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney (15 sportswoman)، [6] Since then, number of participants increased on each tournament until it reached 37 women in 2016 Summer Olympics [7] Same for sports, [4] number of various sports that Egyptian women participated in one tournament was the maximum in first appear in 1984 Summer Olympics (4 sports) [8] till 2000 tournament when it increased to 9, [6] and it kept increasing till 2016 games (18 Sport). [4] [7]

Egypt didn't have any female Olympic medalist for 120 years. [4] On 10 August 2016, the Egyptian weightlifter Sara Ahmed became the first Egyptian female medalist [9] by winning the bronze medal in weightlifting 69 kg event by lifting total of 255 kg, she was also the first Arabian woman to win an Olympic medal in weightlifting. [9]

Sportswomen

NameSportAge

at first app.

Games [6] [7] [8] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] No.

of

Games

Medals
1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 Gold medal icon.svgSilver medal icon.svgBronze medal icon.svg
Ebtissam Mohamed [16] Cycling19●1000
Esra'a Ahmed [17] Weightlifting17●1000
Engy Mohamed [18] Weightlifting19●1000
Eman El Gammal [19] Fencing26●●2000
Eman Gaber [20] Fencing19●●2000
Enas Mostafa [21] Wrestling27●1000
Omnia Fakhry [22] Modern Pentathlon26●1000
Aya El-Sayed [23] Fencing19●1000
Aya Darwish [24] Synchronized Swimming17●1000
Aya Medany [25] Modern Pentathlon15●●●3000
Bacent Othman [26] Table Tennis23●1000
Jomana Elmaghrabi [27] Synchronized Swimming21●1000
Jermin Anwar [28] Taekwondo17●1000
Haiat Farag [29] Wrestling21●1000
Dara Hassanien [30] Synchronized Swimming20●1000
Dalia El-Gebaly [31] Synchronized Swimming16●●2000
Dalia Allam [32] Synchronized Swimming23●1000
Dahlia Mokbel [33] Synchronized Swimming15●1000
Doaa Elghobashy [34] Beach Volleyball19●1000
Doaa Moussa [35] Rowing22●1000
Dina Hosny [36] Shooting20●1000
Dina Meshref [37] Table Tennis18●●2000
Rania Elwani [38] Swimming14●●●3000
Rabab Eid [39] Wrestling21●1000
Raghd Magdy [40] Table Tennis29●1000
Rana El Husseiny [41] Fencing20●1000
Rim Hassan [42] Diving15●1000
Reem Abdalazem [43] Synchronized Swimming15●●2000
Reem Mohamed Kassem [44] Swimming20●1000
Reem Mansour [45] Archery22●1000
Sara Ahmed (weightlifter) [46] Weightlifting18Bronze medal icon.svg1001
Sara Baraka [47] Rowing20●1000
Sara Abdel Gawad [48] Synchronized Swimming18●1000
Samia Ahmed [49] Synchronized Swimming20●1000
Sahar Helal [50] Synchronized Swimming15●1000
Sahar Youssef [51] Synchronized Swimming15●1000
Salama Ismail [52] Swimming17●1000
Salma Mahmoud [53] Gymnastics20●1000
Salma Mahran [54] Fencing22●1000
Salma Negmeldin [55] Synchronized Swimming20●1000
Samah Ramadan [56] Judo26●●2000
Samar Hassounah [57] Synchronized Swimming24●1000
Samar Amer [58] Wrestling21●1000
Seham El-Sawalhy [59] Taekwondo21●●2000
Soha Abdel-Aal [60] Archery35●1000
Shaza El-Sayed [61] Synchronized Swimming15●●2000
Shahira El-Alfy [62] Table Tennis23●1000
Sherwite Hafez [63] Swimming17●1000
Sherine El-Zeiny [64] Gymnastics17●●●3000
Sherin Taama [65] Rhythmic Gymnastics18●1000
Shaimaa El-Gammal [66] Fencing20●●●●4000
Shaimaa Abdul-Aziz [67] Table Tennis19●●2000
Shimaa Hashad [68] Shooting23●●●3000
Shimaa Afifi [69] Taekwondo19●1000
Shaimaa Khalaf [70] Weightlifting25●1000
Abir Abdulrahman [71] Weightlifting16●●2000
Abeer Essawy [72] Taekwondo17●1000
Aziza Abdelfattah [73] Synchronized Swimming17●1000
Esmat Mansour [74] Weightlifting25●1000
Afaf El-Hodhod [75] Shooting19●1000
Fatma El Sharnouby [76] Athletics18●1000
Fatma Rashed [77] Rowing28●1000
Farida Osman [78] Swimming17●●2000
Lamyaa Badawi [79] Synchronized Swimming20●1000
Lamia Bahnasawy [80] Archery19●1000
Leila Abdelmoez [81] Synchronized Swimming19●1000
Marwa Hussein [82] Athletics26●1000
Marwa Sultan [83] Shooting17●1000
Menatalla Karim [84] Canoeing20●1000
Mona El-Hawary [85] Shooting45●●2000
Mona Hassanein [86] Fencing26●1000
Maha Amer [87] Diving17●1000
Maha Gouda [88] Diving18●1000
Mai Mohamed [89] Synchronized Swimming18●●2000
May Moustafa [90] Fencing17●1000
May Mansour [91] Archery19●1000
Nadia Negm [92] Rowing18●1000
Nadeen El-Dawlatly [93] Table Tennis19●●2000
Nariman Aly [94] Synchronized Swimming17●1000
Nagwan El-Zawawi [95] Weightlifting24●1000
Nada Hafez [96] Fencing18●1000
Nada Saafan [97] Synchronized Swimming19●1000
Nada Kamel [98] Archery21●1000
Nada Meawad [99] Beach Volleyball18●1000
Nehal Saafan [100] Synchronized Swimming19●1000
Nihal Meshref [101] Table Tennis17●●2000
Nahla Ramadan [102] Weightlifting19●●2000
Noha Abd Rabo [103] Taekwondo21●1000
Noha Yossry [104] Table Tennis16●1000
Nour El-Afandi [105] Synchronized Swimming19●1000
Nour Elayoubi [106] Synchronized Swimming19●1000
Noura Mohamed [107] Fencing18●1000
Nouran Saleh [108] Synchronized Swimming20●1000
Nourhan Amer [109] Shooting19●1000
Nevine Hafez [110] Swimming15●1000
Hagar Badran [111] Synchronized Swimming19●1000
Hadia Hosny El Said [112] Badminton20●●2000
Haydy Morsy [113] Modern Pentathlon16●1000
Hebatallah El-Wazan [114] Shooting23●1000
Heba Ahmed [115] Rowing23●1000
Heba Hefny [116] Judo19●●●3000
Heba Abdel Gawad [117] Synchronized Swimming18●●2000
Hedaya Malak [118] Taekwondo19●Bronze medal icon.svg2001
Hadir Mekhimar [119] Shooting18●1000
Yasmine Helmi [120] Shooting21●1000
Yasmine Rostom [121] Rhythmic Gymnastics19●1000
Yousra Abdel Razek [122] Table Tennis20●1000
Youmna Khallaf [123] Synchronized Swimming16●●2000
Total108613215162734379002

Sports

SportNo. of
Sportswomen		Games [6] [7] [8] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] No. of
Games		Medals
1984 1988 1992 1996 2000 2004 2008 2012 2016 Gold medal icon.svgSilver medal icon.svgBronze medal icon.svg
Taekwondo [124] 6●●●●Bronze medal icon.svg5001
Rowing [125] 5●●●●4000
Gymnastics [126] 2●●●3000
Rhythmic Gymnastics [127] 2●●2000
Judo [128] 2●●●●●5000
Modern Pentathlon [129] 3●●●●4000
Shooting [130] 9●●●●●●6000
Swimming [131] 6●●●●●●●7000
Synchronized Swimming [132] 27●●●●●●6000
Diving [133] 3●●2000
Fencing [134] 10●●●●●5000
Wrestling [135] 4●●●3000
Archery [136] 5●●●●4000
Athletics [137] 2●●2000
Table Tennis [138] 9●●●●●●6000
Weightlifting [139] 8●●●●Bronze medal icon.svg5001
Cycling [140] 1●1000
Canoeing [141] 1●1000
Badminton [142] 1●●2000
Beach Volleyball [143] 2●1000
Total10841329111314189002

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