Yugoslavia at the 1987 Mediterranean Games

Yugoslavia competed at the 1987 Mediterranean Games held in Latakia, Syria.

Yugoslavia at the
1987 Mediterranean Games
IOC codeYUG
NOCYugoslav Olympic Committee
in Latakia
Medals
Ranked 2nd
Gold
17
Silver
19
Bronze
17
Total
53
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)
Other related appearances
 Bosnia and Herzegovina (1993–)
 Croatia (1993–)
 Slovenia (1993–)
 Serbia and Montenegro (1997–2005)
 Montenegro (2009–)
 Serbia (2009–)
 North Macedonia (2013–)
 Kosovo (2018–)

Medalists

Medal Name Sport Event
 GoldNovica Čanović AthleticsHigh jump
 GoldSejad Krdžalić AthleticsJavelin throw
 GoldSlobodanka Čolović Athletics800 m
 GoldAmra Temim AthleticsHigh jump
 GoldKristina Jazbinšek AthleticsJavelin throw
 GoldAgim Ljatifi BoxingLight Welterweight
 GoldVučić Dobrašinović BoxingWelterweight
 GoldDamir Škaro BoxingLight Heavyweight
 GoldAzis Salihu BoxingHeavyweight
 GoldMirjana Jovović Shooting
 GoldZoran Primorac Table tennisMen's Singles
 GoldIlija Lupulesku, Zoran Primorac Table tennisMen's Doubles
 GoldIlija Lupulesku, Jasna Fazlić Table tennisMixed Doubles
 GoldŠaban Trstena WrestlingMen's Freestyle 57 kg
 GoldNandor Sabo WrestlingGreco-Roman 68 kg
 GoldFranc Podlesek WrestlingGreco-Roman 74 kg
 GoldEmil Trauber WrestlingGreco-Roman 100 kg
 SilverIsmail Mačev Athletics400 m
 SilverJovan Lazarević AthleticsShot put
 SilverIvan Mustapić AthleticsJavelin
 SilverGoran Kabić AthleticsDecathlon
 SilverKornelija Šinković Athletics100 m
 SilverKornelija Šinković Athletics200 m
 SilverSnežana Pajkić Athletics800 m
 SilverBiljana Petrović AthleticsHigh jump
 SilverMarina Mihajlova AthleticsHeptathlon
 SilverDragan Živadinović BoxingLight Flyweight
 SilverFatmir Makoli BoxingLight Middleweight
 SilverSlavko Stanišić Judo95 kg
 SilverSrećko Pejović Shooting50 m Rifle 3 Positions
 SilverVesna Domazet Shooting
 SilverJasna Fazlić Table tennisWomen's Singles
 SilverJasna Fazlić, Polona Frelih Table tennisWomen's Doubles
 SilverZoran Kalinić, Fatima Isanović Table tennisMixed Doubles
 SilverMirko Dimčevski WrestlingMen's Freestyle 48 kg
 SilverAbas Emini WrestlingMen's Freestyle 52 kg
 BronzeSaša Karan AthleticsDecathlon
 BronzeSafetin Salijevski BoxingFlyweight
 BronzeAfrim Majanci BoxingFeatherweight
 BronzeFilip Leščak Judo78 kg
 BronzeIvan Todorov Judo86 kg
 BronzeDragan Kusmuk Judo+95 kg
 BronzeŠaćir Đeko Shooting50 m Rifle 3 Positions
 BronzeNace Majcen Swimming100 m Freestyle
 BronzeTibor Rezmanj Swimming100 m Butterfly
 BronzeMajcen, Novak, Šitić, Cabafi Swimming4 × 100 m Freestyle
 BronzeTanja Godina Swimming200 m Backstroke
 BronzeIlija Lupulesku Table tennisMen's Singles
 BronzeZoran Primorac, Polona Frelih Table tennisMixed Doubles
 BronzeNusret Hamidi WrestlingMen's Freestyle 62 kg
 BronzeŠaban Sejdiu WrestlingMen's Freestyle 74 kg
 BronzeGradimir Dedić WrestlingGreco-Roman 62 kg
 BronzeVladislav Kočović WrestlingGreco-Roman +100 kg
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