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844 of 4,459 gymnasts · Soviet Dynasty†.

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DisciplineWAG (397)MAG (378)Rhythmic (69)
EraOrigins (1,368)Post-war (548)Latynina-Čáslavská (218)Romanian Golden (452)Soviet Dynasty† (844)Post-Karolyi USA (964)Biles Era (1,176)Asian MAG (1,282)Brazil (1,621)

844 athletes, Soviet Dynasty†, sorted A–Z. Page 35 of 36.

Sorted by display name, Z–A. Sort A–Z

Hungary · WAG

Andrea Ladanyi

1988 – 1988
West Germany · WAG

Andrea Bieger

1976 – 1976
Canada · MAG

André Simard

1972 – 1972
Romania · WAG

Anca Grigoras

1972 – 1976
Spain · WAG

Ana Olvido Manso Gallego

1984 – 1984
Mexico · WAG

Ana María Casas

1972 – 1972
Great Britain · WAG

Amanda Harrison

1984 – 1984
Spain · MAG

Álvaro Montesinos

1988 – 1988
Canada · MAG

Allan Reddon

1984 – 1984
Romania · WAG

Alina Goreac

1972 – 1972
Romania · Rhythmic

Alina Dragan

1984 – 1984
Spain · MAG

Alfonso Rodriguez Sadia

1984 – 1992
1 named element
Soviet Union · MAG

Alexander Tkatchev

1981 – 1981
1 named element
Czechoslovakia · WAG

Alena Drevjana

1988 – 1988
Czechoslovakia · WAG

Alena Černáková

1976 – 1976
Soviet Union · Rhythmic

Aleksandra Timoshenko

1988 – 1992
1 olympic medal
Soviet Union · MAG

Aleksandr Tkachov

1980 – 1980
2 olympic medals
Soviet Union · MAG

Aleksandr Maleev

1972 – 1972
Soviet Union · MAG

Aleksandr Dityatin

1976 – 1981
8 olympic medals
Canada · MAG

Alan Nolet

1988 – 1996
1 named element
Japan · MAG

Akinori Nakayama

1968 – 1972
8 olympic medals
Spain · MAG

Agustín Sandoval

1972 – 1972
Hungary · WAG

Ágnes Miskó

1988 – 1988
Poland · WAG

Agata Jaroszek

1980 – 1980
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