Trygve Bøyesen — born 1886
Bøyesen competed for Norway in men's artistic gymnastics, 1908–1920. Three Olympic medals across three Games.
Bøyesen's career →On this day in gymnastics history
Feb 15
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Anna Dogonadze-Lilkendey — born 1973
Dogonadze-Lilkendey competed for Germany in women's artistic gymnastics, 2000–2012. One Olympic gold across four Games.
Dogonadze-Lilkendey's career →Carlotta Ferlito — born 1995
Competed for Italy, 2012–2016.
Ferlito's career →Dorina Boeczoego — born 1992
Competed for Hungary, 2008–2020.
Boeczoego's career →Xing Aowei — born 1982
Competed for China, 2000–2004.
Aowei's career →Yoshitaka Takeda — born 1911
Competed for Japan, 1932–1936.
Takeda's career →Gwang-Suk Kim — born 1976
Competed for North Korea, 1992.
Kim's career →Anhelina Kysla — born 1991
Competed for Ukraine, 2016.
Kysla's career →Carlo Celada — born 1884
Competed for Italy, 1908.
Celada's career →Colette Fanara — born 1925
Competed for France, 1952.
Fanara's career →František Pecháček — born 1896
Competed for Czechoslovakia, 1920.
Pecháček's career →Iosif Matusec — born 1907
Competed for Romania, 1936.
Matusec's career →Jan de Boer — born 1859
Competed for the Netherlands, 1908.
Boer's career →Susanne Mueller — born 1963
Competed for Switzerland, 1984.
Mueller's career →Yun Byeong-Hui — born 1976
Competed for South Korea, 1992.
Byeong-Hui's career →Zsuzsa Csisztu — born 1970
Competed for Hungary, 1988.
Csisztu's career →