Edit Weckinger-Perényi — born 1923
Weckinger-Perényi competed for Hungary in women's artistic gymnastics, 1948–1952. Three Olympic medals across two Games.
Weckinger-Perényi's career →On this day in gymnastics history
May 5
Born on this day (18)
Carl Alfred Pedersen — born 1882
Pedersen competed for Norway in men's artistic gymnastics, 1906–1912. Two Olympic medals across two Games.
Augustien Pluys — born 1890
Pluys competed for Belgium in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920. One Olympic medal.
Pluys's career →Manlio Pastorini — born 1879
Pastorini competed for Italy in men's artistic gymnastics, 1920. One Olympic gold.
Pastorini's career →Luisa F. Portocarrero Diaz — born 1977
Competed for Guatemala, 1992.
Diaz's career →Ali Bourai — born 1977
Competed for Algeria, 2000.
Bourai's career →Amanda Borden — born 1977
Competed for USA, 1996.
Borden's career →Anne-Sophie Endeler — born 1984
Competed for France, 2000.
Endeler's career →Aranka Szeiler — born 1909
Competed for Hungary, 1928.
Szeiler's career →Carlo Macchini — born 1996
Competed for Italy, 2018 – present.
Macchini's career →Francisco José Álvarez — born 1908
Competed for Mexico, 1932.
Álvarez's career →George Greenfield — born 1948
Competed for USA, 1972.
Greenfield's career →Julia Wojciechowska — born 1915
Competed for Poland, 1936.
Wojciechowska's career →Lena Asmus — born 1982
Competed for Germany, 2000.
Asmus's career →Louis Imbert — born 1879
Competed for France, 1900.
Imbert's career →Mitsuko Kandori — born 1943
Competed for Japan, 1968.
Kandori's career →Pepita Sánchez — born 1952
Competed for Spain, 1972.
Sánchez's career →Willard Schrader — born 1883
Competed for USA, 1904.
Schrader's career →