List of Olympic medalists in handball (men)

These are the Olympic medalists in men's handball.

Games	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1936 Berlin	Germany (GER)[1] Willy Bandholz Wilhelm Baumann Helmut Berthold Helmut Braselmann Wilhelm Brinkmann Georg Dascher Kurt Dossin Fritz Fromm Hermann Hansen Erich Herrmann Heinrich Keimig Hans Keiter Alfred Klingler Arthur Knautz Heinz Körvers Karl Kreutzberg Wilhelm Müller Günther Ortmann Edgar Reinhardt Fritz Spengler Rudolf Stahl Hans Theilig	Austria (AUT)[2] Franz Bartl Franz Berghammer Franz Bistricky Franz Brunner Johann Houschka Emil Juracka Ferdinand Kiefler Josef Krejci Otto Licha Friedrich Maurer Anton Perwein Siegfried Powolny Siegfried Purner Walter Reisp Alfred Schmalzer Alois Schnabel Ludwig Schuberth Johann Tauscher Jaroslav Volak Leopold Wohlrab Friedrich Wurmböck Johann Zehetner	Switzerland (SUI)[3] Max Blösch Rolf Fäs Burkhard Gantenbein Willy Gysi Erland Herkenrath Ernst Hufschmid Willy Hufschmid Werner Meyer Georg Mischon Willy Schäfer Werner Scheurmann Edy Schmid Erich Schmitt Eugen Seiterle Max Streib Robert Studer Rudolf Wirz
1948–1968	not included in the Olympic program
1972 Munich	Yugoslavia (YUG)[4] Abaz Arslanagić Petar Fajfrić Hrvoje Horvat Milorad Karalić Đorđe Lavrnić Milan Lazarević Zdravko Miljak Slobodan Mišković Branislav Pokrajac Nebojša Popović Miroslav Pribanić Albin Vidović Zoran Živković Zdenko Zorko	Czechoslovakia (TCH)[5] Ladislav Beneš František Brůna Vladimír Haber Vladimír Jarý Jiří Kavan Arnošt Klimčík Jaroslav Konečný František Králík Jindřich Krepindl Vincent Lafko Andrej Lukošík Pavel Mikeš Peter Pospíšil Ivan Satrapa Zdeněk Škára Jaroslav Škarvan	Romania (ROU)[6] Ştefan Birtalan Adrian Cosma Marin Dan Alexandru Dincă Cristian Gaţu Gheorghe Gruia Roland Gunesch Gabriel Kicsid Ghiţă Licu Cornel Penu Valentin Samungi Simion Schöbel Werner Stöckl Constantin Tudosie Radu Voina
1976 Montreal	Soviet Union (URS)[7] Aleksandr Anpilogov Yevgeni Chernyshov Anatoli Fedyukin Valeri Gassy Vasily Ilyin Mykhaylo Ishchenko Yuri Kidyaev Yury Klimov Vladimir Kravtsov Serhiy Kushniryuk Yuriy Lahutyn Vladimir Maksimov Oleksandr Rezanov Mykola Tomyn	Romania (ROU)[8] Ştefan Birtalan Adrian Cosma Cezar Drăgăniṭă Alexandru Fölker Cristian Gaţu Mircea Grabovschi Roland Gunesch Gabriel Kicsid Ghiţă Licu Nicolae Munteanu Cornel Penu Werner Stöckl Constantin Tudosie Radu Voina	Poland (POL)[9] Zdzisław Antczak Janusz Brzozowski Piotr Cieśla Jan Gmyrek Alfred Kałuziński Jerzy Klempel Zygfryd Kuchta Jerzy Melcer Ryszard Przybysz Henryk Rozmiarek Andrzej Sokołowski Andrzej Szymczak Mieczysław Wojczak Włodzimierz Zieliński
1980 Moscow	East Germany (GDR)[10] Hans-Georg Beyer Lothar Doering Günter Dreibrodt Ernst Gerlach Klaus Gruner Rainer Höft Hans-Georg Jaunich Hartmut Krüger Peter Rost Dietmar Schmidt Wieland Schmidt Siegfried Voigt Frank-Michael Wahl Ingolf Wiegert	Soviet Union (URS)[11] Aleksandr Anpilogov Vladimir Belov Yevgeni Chernyshov Anatoli Fedyukin Mykhaylo Ishchenko Aleksandr Karshakevich Yuri Kidyaev Vladimir Kravtsov Serhiy Kushniryuk Viktor Makhorin Voldemaras Novickis Vladimir Repev Mykola Tomyn Aleksey Zhuk	Romania (ROU)[12] Ştefan Birtalan Iosif Boroş Adrian Cosma Cezar Drăgăniṭă Marian Dumitru Cornel Durău Alexandru Fölker Claudiu Ionescu Nicolae Munteanu Vasile Stîngă Lucian Vasilache Neculai Vasilcă Radu Voina Maricel Voinea
1984 Los Angeles	Yugoslavia (YUG)[13] Zlatan Arnautović Mirko Bašić Jovica Elezović Mile Isaković Pavle Jurina Milan Kalina Slobodan Kuzmanovski Dragan Mladenović Zdravko Rađenović Momir Rnić Branko Štrbac Veselin Vujović Veselin Vuković Zdravko Zovko	West Germany (FRG)[14] Jochen Fraatz Thomas Happe Arnulf Meffle Rüdiger Neitzel Michael Paul Dirk Rauin Siegfried Roch Michael Roth Ulrich Roth Martin Schwalb Uwe Schwenker Thomas Springel Andreas Thiel Klaus Wöller Erhard Wunderlich	Romania (ROU)[15] Mircea Bedivan Dumitru Berbece Iosif Boroş Alexandru Buligan Gheorghe Covaciu Gheorghe Dogărescu Marian Dumitru Cornel Durău Alexandru Fölker Nicolae Munteanu Vasile Oprea Adrian Simion Vasile Stîngă Neculai Vasilcă Maricel Voinea
1988 Seoul	Soviet Union (URS)[16] Vyacheslav Atavin Igor Chumak Valery Gopin Aleksandr Karshakevich Andrey Lavrov Yuri Nesterov Voldemaras Novickis Aleksandr Rymanov Konstantin Sharovarov Yuri Shevtsov Georgi Sviridenko Aleksandr Tuchkin Andrey Tyumentsev Mikhail Vasilev	South Korea (KOR)[17] Choi Suk-Jae Kang Jae-Won Kim Jae-hwan Koh Suk-Chang Lee Sang-Hyo Lim Jin-Suk Noh Hyun-Suk Oh Young-Ki Park Do-Hun Park Young-Dae Shim Jae-Hong Shin Young-Suk Yoon Tae-Il	Yugoslavia (YUG)[18] Mirko Bašić Jožef Holpert Boris Jarak Slobodan Kuzmanovski Muhammed Memić Alvaro Načinović Goran Perkovac Zlatko Portner Iztok Puc Rolando Pušnik Momir Rnić Zlatko Saračević Irfan Smajlagić Ermin Velić Veselin Vujović
1992 Barcelona	Unified Team (EUN)[19] Andrey Barbashinsky Serhiy Bebeshko Igor Chumak Talant Duyshebaev Yuriy Gavrilov Valery Gopin Oleg Grebnev Oleg Kiselyov Vasily Kudinov Andrey Lavrov Igor Vasilev Mikhail Yakimovich	Sweden (SWE)[20] Magnus Andersson Robert Andersson Anders Bäckegren Per Carlén Magnus Cato Erik Hajas Robert Hedin Patrik Liljestrand Ola Lindgren Mats Olsson Staffan Olsson Axel Sjöblad Tommy Souraniemi Tomas Svensson Pierre Thorsson Magnus Wislander	France (FRA)[21] Philippe Debureau Philippe Gardent Denis Lathoud Pascal Mahé Philippe Médard Gaël Monthurel Laurent Munier Frédéric Perez Alain Portes Thierry Perreux Éric Quintin Jackson Richardson Stéphane Stoecklin Jean-Luc Thiébaut Denis Tristant Frédéric Volle
1996 Atlanta	Croatia (CRO)[22] Patrik Ćavar Valner Franković Slavko Goluža Bruno Gudelj Vladimir Jelčić Božidar Jović Nenad Kljaić Venio Losert Valter Matošević Zoran Mikulić Alvaro Načinović Goran Perkovac Iztok Puc Zlatko Saračević Irfan Smajlagić Vladimir Šujster	Sweden (SWE)[23] Magnus Andersson Robert Andersson Per Carlén Martin Frändesjö Erik Hajas Robert Hedin Andreas Larsson Ola Lindgren Stefan Lövgren Mats Olsson Staffan Olsson Johan Petersson Tomas Svensson Tomas Sivertsson Pierre Thorsson Magnus Wislander	Spain (ESP)[24] Talant Duyshebaev Salvador Esquer Aitor Etxaburu Jesús Fernández Jaume Fort Mateo Garralda Raúl González Rafael Guijosa Fernando Hernández José Javier Hombrados Demetrio Lozano Jordi Nuñez Jesús Olalla Juan Pérez Iñaki Urdangarín Alberto Urdiales
2000 Sydney	Russia (RUS)[25] Dmitry Filippov Vyacheslav Gorpishin Oleg Khodkov Eduard Koksharov Denis Krivoshlykov Vasily Kudinov Stanislav Kulinchenko Dmitry Kuzelev Andrey Lavrov Igor Lavrov Sergey Pogorelov Pavel Sukosyan Dmitri Torgovanov Aleksandr Tuchkin Lev Voronin	Sweden (SWE)[26] Magnus Andersson Martin Boquist Martin Frändesjö Mathias Franzén Peter Gentzel Andreas Larsson Ola Lindgren Stefan Lövgren Staffan Olsson Johan Petersson Tomas Svensson Tomas Sivertsson Pierre Thorsson Ljubomir Vranjes Magnus Wislander	Spain (ESP)[27] David Barrufet Talant Duyshebaev Mateo Garralda Rafael Guijosa Demetrio Lozano Enric Masip Jordi Nuñez Jesús Olalla Juan Pérez Xavier O'Callaghan Antonio Carlos Ortega Antonio Ugalde Iñaki Urdangarín Alberto Urdiales Andrei Xepkin
2004 Athens	Croatia (CRO)[28] Ivano Balić Davor Dominiković Mirza Džomba Slavko Goluža Nikša Kaleb Blaženko Lacković Venio Losert Valter Matošević Petar Metličić Vlado Šola Denis Špoljarić Goran Šprem Igor Vori Vedran Zrnić	Germany (GER)[29] Markus Baur Frank von Behren Mark Dragunski Henning Fritz Pascal Hens Jan Olaf Immel Torsten Jansen Florian Kehrmann Stefan Kretzschmar Klaus-Dieter Petersen Christian Ramota Christian Schwarzer Daniel Stephan Christian Zeitz Volker Zerbe	Russia (RUS)[30] Mikhail Chipurin Aleksandr Gorbatikov Vyacheslav Gorpishin Vitali Ivanov Eduard Koksharov Alexey Kostygov Denis Krivoshlykov Vasily Kudinov Oleg Kuleshov Andrey Lavrov Sergey Pogorelov Alexey Rastvortsev Dmitri Torgovanov Aleksandr Tuchkin
2008 Beijing	France (FRA)[31] Luc Abalo Joël Abati Cédric Burdet Didier Dinart Jérôme Fernandez Bertrand Gille Guillaume Gille Olivier Girault Michaël Guigou Nikola Karabatić Daouda Karaboué Christophe Kempe Daniel Narcisse Thierry Omeyer Cédric Paty	Iceland (ISL)[32] Sturla Ásgeirsson Arnór Atlason Logi Geirsson Snorri Guðjónsson Hreiðar Guðmundsson Róbert Gunnarsson Björgvin Páll Gústavsson Ásgeir Örn Hallgrímsson Ingimundur Ingimundarson Sverre Andreas Jakobsson Alexander Petersson Guðjón Valur Sigurðsson Sigfús Sigurðsson Ólafur Stefánsson	Spain (ESP)[33] David Barrufet Jon Belaustegui David Davis Alberto Entrerríos Raúl Entrerríos Rubén Garabaya Juanín García José Javier Hombrados Demetrio Lozano Cristian Malmagro Carlos Prieto Albert Rocas Iker Romero Víctor Tomás
2012 London	France (FRA) Jérôme Fernandez Didier Dinart Xavier Barachet Guillaume Gille Bertrand Gille Daniel Narcisse Guillaume Joli Samuel Honrubia Daouda Karaboué Nikola Karabatić Thierry Omeyer William Accambray Luc Abalo Cédric Sorhaindo Michaël Guigou	Sweden (SWE) Mattias Andersson Mattias Gustafsson Kim Andersson Jonas Källman Magnus Jernemyr Niclas Ekberg Dalibor Doder Jonas Larholm Tobias Karlsson Johan Jakobsson Johan Sjöstrand Fredrik Petersen Kim Ekdahl du Rietz Mattias Zachrisson Andreas Nilsson	Croatia (CRO) Venio Losert Ivano Balić Domagoj Duvnjak Blaženko Lacković Marko Kopljar Igor Vori Jakov Gojun Zlatko Horvat Drago Vuković Damir Bičanić Denis Buntić Mirko Alilović Manuel Štrlek Ivan Čupić Ivan Ninčević
2016 Rio de Janeiro	Denmark (DEN) Niklas Landin Jacobsen Mads Christiansen Mads Mensah Larsen Casper Ulrich Mortensen Jesper Noddesbo Jannick Green Lasse Svan Hansen Rene Toft Hansen Henrik Mollgaard Kasper Sondergaard Henrik Toft Hansen Mikkel Hansen Morten Olsen (handballer) Michael Damgaard	France (FRA) Olivier Nyokas Daniel Narcisse Vincent Gérard Nikola Karabatic Kentin Mahé Mathieu Grébille Thierry Omeyer Timothey N'Guessan Luc Abalo Cedric Sorhaindo Michael Guigou Luka Karabatic Ludovic Fabregas Adrien Dipanda Valentin Porte	Germany (GER) Uwe Gensheimer Finn Lemke Patrick Wiencek Tobias Reichmann Fabian Wiede Silvio Heinevetter Hendrik Pekeler Steffen Weinhold Martin Strobel Patrick Groetzki Kai Häfner Andreas Wolff Julius Kühn Christian Dissinger Paul Drux

References

General

• "All the medallists since 1896". International Olympic Committee. Retrieved 25 June 2011.

Specific

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2. Kubatko, Justin. "Austria Handball at the 1936 Berlin Summer Games". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved 25 June 2011.
3. Kubatko, Justin. "Switzerland Handball at the 1936 Berlin Summer Games". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved 25 June 2011.
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9. Kubatko, Justin. "Poland Handball at the 1976 Montréal Summer Games". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved 25 June 2011.
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31. Kubatko, Justin. "France Handball at the 2008 Beijing Summer Games". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved 25 June 2011.
32. Kubatko, Justin. "Iceland Handball at the 2008 Beijing Summer Games". Olympics at Sports-Reference.com. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved 25 June 2011.
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