1988 Seoul Summer Olympics

The Sports Almanac

1988 Summer Olympics
Seoul, South Korea

MEDAL TOTAL LEADERS
SOVIET UNION - 132 Medals	EAST GERMANY - 102 Medals	UNITED STATES - 94 Medals

Athletics	Synchronized Swimming	Swimming	Diving
Water Polo	Archery	Basketball	Boxing
Canoeing	Cycling	Equestrian	Fencing
Field Hockey	Soccer	Gymnastics	Handball
Judo	Modern Pentathlon	Rowing	Sailing
Shooting	Table Tennis	Tennis	Volleyball
Weightlifting	Wrestling

1988 Seoul Overall Medal Standings
RANK	COUNTRY	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE	TOTAL
1	Soviet Union	55	31	46	132
2	East Germany	37	35	30	102
3	United States	36	31	27	94
4	West Germany	11	14	15	40
5	Bulgaria	10	12	13	35
6	South Korea	12	10	11	33
7	China	5	11	12	28
8	Romania	7	11	6	24
9	Great Britain	5	10	9	24
10	Hungary	11	6	6	23
11	France	6	4	6	16
12	Poland	2	5	9	16
13	Italy	6	4	4	14
14	Japan	4	3	7	14
15	Australia	3	6	5	14
16	New Zealand	3	2	8	13
17	Yugoslavia	3	4	5	12
18	Sweden	0	4	7	11
19	Canada	3	2	5	10
20	Kenya	5	2	2	9
21	Netherlands	2	2	5	9
22	Czechoslovakia	3	3	2	8
23	Brazil	1	2	3	6
24	Norway	2	3	0	5
25	Denmark	2	1	1	4
26	Finland	1	1	2	4
27	Spain	1	1	2	4
28	Switzerland	0	2	2	4
29	Morocco	1	0	2	3
30	Turkey	1	1	0	2
31	Jamaica	0	2	0	2
32	Argentina	0	1	1	2
33	Belgium	0	0	2	2
34	Mexico	0	0	2	2
35	Austria	1	0	0	1
36	Portugal	1	0	0	1
37	Suriname	1	0	0	1
38	Chile	0	1	0	1
39	Costa Rica	0	1	0	1
40	Indonesia	0	1	0	1
41	Iran	0	1	0	1
42	Netherlands Antillies	0	1	0	1
43	Peru	0	1	0	1
44	Senegal	0	1	0	1
45	US Virgin Islands	0	1	0	1
46	Colombia	0	0	1	1
47	Djibouti	0	0	1	1
48	Greece	0	0	1	1
49	Mongolia	0	0	1	1
50	Pakistan	0	0	1	1
51	Philippines	0	0	1	1
52	Thailand	0	0	1	1

1988 Seoul Athletics
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's 100 Meters	Carl Lewis - United States	Linford Christie - Great Britain	Calvin Smith - United States
Women's 100 Meters	Florence Griffith Joyner - United States	Evelyn Ashford - United States	Heike Drechsler - East Germany
Men's 200 Meters	Joe DeLoach - United States	Carl Lewis - United States	Robson da Silva - Brazil
Women's 200 Meters	Florence Griffith Joyner - United States	Grace Jackson - Jamaica	Heike Drechsler - East Germany
Men's 400 Meters	Steve Lewis - United States	Butch Reynolds - United States	Danny Everett - United States
Women's 400 Meters	Olga Bryzgina - Soviet Union	Petra Müller - East Germany	Olga Nazarova - Soviet Union
Men's 800 Meters	Paul Ereng - Kenya	Joaquim Cruz - Brazil	Saïd Aouita - Morocco
Women's 800 Meters	Sigrun Wodars - East Germany	Christine Wachtel - East Germany	Kim Gallagher - United States
Men's 1500 Meters	Peter Rono - Kenya	Peter Elliott - Great Britain	Jens-Peter Herold - East Germany
Women's 1500 Meters	Paula Ivan - Romania	Laimutė Baikauskaitė - Soviet Union	Tetyana Samolenko - Soviet Union
Men's 5000 Meters	John Ngugi - Kenya	Dieter Baumann - West Germany	Hansjörg Kunze - East Germany
Women's 3000 Meters	Tetyana Samolenko - Soviet Union	Paula Ivan - Romania	Yvonne Murray - Great Britain
Men's 10000 Meters	Brahim Boutayeb - Morocco	Salvatore Antibo - Italy	Kipkemboy Kimeli - Kenya
Women's 10000 Meters	Olga Bondarenko - Soviet Union	Liz McColgan - Great Britain	Yelena Zhupiyeva - Soviet Union
Men's 110 Meter Hurdles	Roger Kingdom - United States	Colin Jackson - Great Britain	Tonie Campbell - United States
Women's 100 Meter Hurdles	Yordanka Donkova - Bulgaria	Gloria Siebert - East Germany	Claudia Zackiewicz - West Germany
Men's 400 Meter Hurdles	Andre Phillips - United States	Amadou Dia Ba - Senegal	Edwin Moses - United States
Women's 400 Meter Hurdles	Debbie Flintoff-King - Australia	Tatyana Ledovskaya - Soviet Union	Ellen Fiedler - East Germany
Men's 3000 Meter Steeplechase	Julius Kariuki - Kenya	Peter Koech - Kenya	Mark Rowland - Great Britain
Men's 4X100 Meter Relay	Soviet Union	Great Britain	France
Women's 4X100 Meter Relay	United States	East Germany	Soviet Union
Men's 4X400 Meter Relay	United States	Jamaica	West Germany
Women's 4X400 Meter Relay	Soviet Union	United States	East Germany
Men's Marathon	Gelindo Bordin - Italy	Douglas Wakiihuri - Kenya	Hussein Ahmed Salah - Djibouti
Women's Marathon	Rosa Mota - Portugal	Lisa Martin-Ondieki - Australia	Katrin Dörre - East Germany
Men's 20KM Walk	Jozef Pribilinec - Czechoslovakia	Ronald Weigel - East Germany	Maurizio Damilano - Italy
Men's 50KM Walk	Vyacheslav Ivanenko - Soviet Union	Ronald Weigel - East Germany	Hartwig Gauder - East Germany
Men's Long Jump	Carl Lewis - United States	Mike Powell - United States	Larry Myricks - United States
Women's Long Jump	Jackie Joyner-Kersee - United States	Heike Drechsler - East Germany	Galina Chistyakova - Soviet Union
Men's Triple Jump	Khristo Markov - Bulgaria	Igor Lapshin - Soviet Union	Aleksandr Kovalenko - Soviet Union
Men's High Jump	Hennadiy Avdyeyenko - Soviet Union	Hollis Conway - United States	Rudolf Povarnitsyn - Soviet Union Patrik Sjöberg - Sweden
Women's High Jump	Louise Ritter - United States	Stefka Kostadinova - Bulgaria	Tamara Bykova - Soviet Union
Men's Pole Vault	Sergey Bubka - Soviet Union	Radion Gataullin - Soviet Union	Grigoriy Yegorov - Soviet Union
Men's Shot Put	Ulf Timmermann - East Germany	Randy Barnes - United States	Werner Günthör - Switzerland
Women's Shot Put	Natalya Lisovskaya - Soviet Union	Kathrin Neimke - East Germany	Li meisu - China
Men's Discus	Jürgen Schult - East Germany	Romas Ubartas - Soviet Union	Rolf Danneberg - West Germany
Women's Discus	Martina Hellmann - East Germany	Diana Gansky - East Germany	Tsvetanka Khristova - Bulgaria
Men's Javelin	Tapio Korjus - Finland	Jan Železný - Czechoslovakia	Seppo Räty - Finland
Women's Javelin	Petra Felke - East Germany	Fatima Whitbread - Great Britain	Beate Koch - East Germany
Men's Hammer Throw	Sergey Litvinov - Soviet Union	Yuriy Sedykh - Soviet Union	Jüri Tamm - Soviet Union
Decathlon	Christian Schenk - East Germany	Torsten Voss - East Germany	Dave Steen - Canada
Heptathlon	Jackie Joyner-Kersee - United States	Sabine John - East Germany	Anke Behmer - East Germany

1988 Seoul Synchronized Swimming
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Solo	Carolyn Waldo - Canada	Tracie Ruiz - United States	Mikako Kotani - Japan
Duet	Michelle Cameron, Carolyn Waldo - Canada	Karen Josephson, Sarah Josephson - United States	Mikako Kotani, Miyako Tanaka - Japan

1988 Seoul Swimming
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's 50 Meter Freestyle	Matt Biondi - United States	Tom Jager - United States	Gennadiy Prigoda - Soviet Union
Women's 50 Meter Freestyle	Kristin Otto - East Germany	Yang Wenyi - China	Jill Sterkel - United States Katrin Meissner - East Germany
Men's 100 Meter Freestyle	Matt Biondi - United States	Chris Jacobs - United States	Stéphan Caron - France
Women's 100 Meter Freestyle	Kristin Otto - East Germany	Zhuang Yong - China	Catherine Plewinski - France
Men's 200 Meter Freestyle	Duncan Armstrong - Australia	Anders Holmertz - Sweden	Matt Biondi - United States
Women's 200 Meter Freestyle	Heike Friedrich - East Germany	Silvia Poll - Costa Rica	Manuaela Stellmach - East Germany
Men's 400 Meter Freestyle	Uwe Dassler - East Germany	Duncan Armstrong - Australia	Artur Wojdat - Poland
Women's 400 Meter Freestyle	Janet Evans - United States	Heike Friedrich - East Germany	Anke Möhring - East Germany
Women's 800 Meter Freestyle	Janet Evans - United States	Astrid Strauß - East Germany	Julie McDonald - Australia
Men's 1500 Meter Freestyle	Vladimir Salnikov - Soviet Union	Stefan Pfeiffer - West Germany	Uwe Dassler - East Germany
Men's 100 Meter Backstroke	Daichi Suzuki - Japan	David Berkoff - United States	Igor Polyansky - Soviet Union
Women's 100 Meter Backstroke	Kristin Otto - East Germany	Krisztina Egerszegi - Hungary	Cornelia Sirch - East Germany
Men's 200 Meter Backstroke	Igor Polyansky - Soviet Union	Frank Baltrusch - East Germany	Paul Kingsman - New Zealand
Women's 200 Meter Backstroke	Krisztina Egerszegi - Hungary	Katrin Zimmermann - East Germany	Cornelia Sirch - East Germany
Men's 100 Meter Breaststroke	Adrian Moorhouse - Great Britain	Károly Güttler - Hungary	Dmitry Volkov - Soviet Union
Women's 100 Meter Breaststroke	Tanya Dangalakova - Bulgaria	Antoaneta Frenkeva - Bulgaria	Silke Hörner - East Germany
Men's 200 Meter Breaststroke	József Szabó - Hungary	Nick Gillingham - Great Britain	Sergio López Miró - Spain
Women's 200 Meter Breaststroke	Silke Hörner - East Germany	Huang Xiaomin - China	Antoaneta Frenkeva - Bulgaria
Men's 100 Meter Butterfly	Anthony Nesty - Suriname	Matt Biondi - United States	And Jameson - Great Britain
Women's 100 Meter Butterfly	Kristin Otto - East Germany	Birte Weigang - East Germany	Hong Qian - China
Men's 200 Meter Butterfly	Michael Gross - West Germany	Benny Nielsen - Denmark	Anthony Mosse - New Zealand
Women's 200 Meter Butterfly	Kathleen Nord - East Germany	Birte Weigang - East Germany	Mary T. Meagher - United States
Men's 200 Meter Individual Medley	Tamás Darnyi - Hungary	Patrick Kühl - East Germany	Vadim Yaroshchuk - Soviet Union
Women's 200 Meter Individual Medley	Daniela Hunger - East Germany	Yelena Dendeberova - Soviet Union	Noemi Lung - Romania
Men's 400 Meter Individual Medley	Tamás Darnyi - Hungary	David Wharton - United States	Stefano Battistelli - Italy
Women's 400 Meter Individual Medley	Janet Evans - United States	Noemi Lung - Romania	Daniela Hunger - East Germany
Men's 4X100 Meter Freestyle Relay	United States	Soviet Union	East Germany
Women's 4X100 Meter Freestyle Relay	East Germany	Netherlands	United States
Men's 4X200 Meter Freestyle Relay	United States	East Germany	West Germany
Men's 4X100 Medley Relay	United States	Canada	Soviet Union
Women's 4X100 Medley Relay	East Germany	United States	Canada

1988 Seoul Diving
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's 3 Meter Springboard	Greg Louganis - United States	Tan Liangde - China	Li Deliang - China
Women's 3 Meter Springboard	Gao Min - China	Li Qing - China	Kelly McCormick - United States
Men's 10 Meter Platform	Kobi White - United States	Xiong Ni - China	Jesús Mena - Mexico
Women's 10 Meter Platform	Xu Yanmei - China	Michele Mitchell - United States	Wendy Williams - United States

1988 Seoul Water Polo
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	Yugoslavia	United States	Soviet Union

1988 Seoul Archery
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Individual	Jay Barrs - United States	Park Sung-soo - South Korea	Vladimir Yesheyev - Soviet Union
Men's Team	South Korea	United States	Great Britain
Women's Individual	Kim Soo-nyung - South Korea	Wang Hee-kyung - South Korea	Yun Young-sook - South Korea
Women's Team	South Korea	Indonesia	United States

1988 Seoul Basketball
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	Soviet Union	Yugoslavia	United States
Women's	United States	Yugoslavia	Soviet Union

1988 Seoul Boxing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Light Flyweight	Ivailo Marinov - Bulgaria	Michael Carbajal - United States	Leopoldo Serantes - Philippines Róbert Isaszegi - Hungary
Flyweight	Kim Kwang-sun - South Korea	Andreas Tews - East Germany	Mario González - Mexico Timofey Skryabin - Soviet Union
Bantamweight	Kennedy McKinney - United States	Aleksandar Khristov - Bulgaria	Jorge Julio Rocha - Colombia Phajol Moolsan - Thailand
Featherweight	Giovanni Parisi - Italy	Daniel Dumitrescu - Romania	Lee Jae-hyuk - South Korea Abdelhak Achik - Morocco
Lightweight	Andreas Zülow - East Germany	George Cramne - Sweden	Nergüin Enkhbat - Mongolia Romallis Ellis - United States
Light Welterweight	Vyacheslav Yanovski - Soviet Union	Grahame Cheney - Australia	Lars Myrberg - Sweden Reiner Gies - West Germany
Welterweight	Robert Wangila - Kenya	Laurent Boudouani - France	Jan Dydak - Poland Kenneth Gould - United States
Light Middleweight	Park Si-hun - South Korea	Roy Jones, Jr. - United States	Raymond Downey - Canada Richard Woodhall - Great Britain
Middleweight	Henry Maske - East Germany	Egerton Marcus - Canada	Chris Sande - Kenya Hussain Shah - Pakistan
Light Heavyweight	Andrew Maynard - United States	Nurmagomed Shanavazov - Soviet Union	Damir Škaro - Yugoslavia Henryk Petrich - Poland
Heavyweight	Ray Mercer - United States	Baik Hyun-man - South Korea	Andrzej Golota - Poland Arnold Vanderlyde - Netherlands
Super Heavyweight	Lennox Lewis - Canada	Riddick Bowe - United States	Aleksandr Miroshnichenko - Soviet Union Janusz Zarenkiewicz - Poland

1988 Seoul Canoeing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's C-1 500 Meters	Olaf Heukrodt - East Germany	Michał Śliwiński - Soviet Union	Martin Marinov - Bulgaria
Men's C-1 1000 Meters	Ivans Klementyev - Soviet Union	Jörg Schmidt - East Germany	Nikolay Bukhalov - Bulgaria
Men's C-2 500 Meters	Viktor Reneysky, Nicolae Juravschi - Soviet Union	Marek Dopierała, Marek Łbik - Poland	Philippe Renaud, Joël Bettin - France
Men's C-2 1000 Meters	Viktor Reneysky, Nicolae Juravschi - Soviet Union	Olaf Heukrodt, Ingo Spelly - East Germany	Marek Dopierała, Marek Łbik - Poland
Men's K-1 500 Meters	Zsolt Gyulay - Hungary	Andreas Stähle - East Germany	Paul MacDonald - New Zealand
Men's K-1 1000 Meters	Greg Barton - United States	Grant Davies - Australia	André Wohllebe - East Germany
Men's K-2 500 Meters	Ian Ferguson, Paul MacDonald - New Zealand	Igor Nagayev, Viktor Denisov - Soviet Union	Attila Ábrahám, Ferenc Csipes - Hungary
Men's K-2 1000 Meters	Greg Barton, Norman Bellingham - United States	Ian Ferguson, Paul MacDonald - New Zealand	Peter Foster, Kelvin Graham - Australia
Men's K-4 1000 Meters	Hungary	Soviet Union	East Germany
Women's K-1 500 Meters	Vanja Gesheva - Bulgaria	Birgit Schmidt - East Germany	Izabela Dylewska - Poland
Women's K-2 500 Meters	Birgit Schmidt, Anke Nothnagel - East Germany	Vanja Gesheva, Diana Paliiska - Bulgaria	Annemiek Derckx, Annemarie Cox - Netherlands
Women's K-4 500 Meters	East Germany	Hungary	Bulgaria

1988 Seoul Cycling
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
ROAD CYCLING
Men's Road Race	Olaf Ludwig - East Germany	Bernd Gröne - West Germany	Christian Henn - West Germany
Women's Road Race	Monique Knol - Netherlands	Jutta Neihaus - West Germany	Laima Zilporite - Soviet Union
Men's Time Trial	East Germany	Poland	Sweden
TRACK CYCLING
Men's Points Race	Dan Frost - Denmark	Leo Peelen - Netherlands	Marat Ganeyev - Soviet Union
Men's Individual Pursuit	Gintautas Umaras - Soviet Union	Dean Woods - Australia	Bernd Dittert - East Germany
Men's Team Pursuit	Soviet Union	East Germany	Australia
Men's Sprint	Lutz Heßlich - East Germany	Nikolay Kovsh - Soviet Union	Gary Neiwand - Australia
Men's 1KM Time Trial	Aleksandr Kirichenko - Soviet Union	Martin Vinnicombe - Australia	Robert Lechner - West Germany
Women's Sprint	Erika Salumäe - Soviet Union	Christa Luding-Rothenburger - East Germany	Connie Young - United States

1988 Seoul Equestrian
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Individual Dressage	Nicole Uphoff - West Germany	Margit Otto-Crépin - France	Christine Stückelberger - Switzerland
Team Dressage	West Germany	Switzerland	Canada
Individual Eventing	Mark Todd - New Zealand	Ian Stark - Great Britain	Virginia Leng - Great Britain
Team Eventing	West Germany	Great Britain	New Zealand
Individual Jumping	Pierre Durand, Jr. - France	Greg Best - United States	Karsten Huck - West Germany
Team Jumping	West Germany	United States	France

1988 Seoul Fencing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Individual Épée	Arnd Schmitt - West Germany	Philippe Riboud - France	Andrey Shuvalov - Soviet Union
Men's Team Épée	France	West Germany	Soviet Union
Men's Individual Foil	Stefano Cerioni - Italy	Udo Wagner - East Germany	Alexandr Romankov - Soviet Union
Men's Team Foil	Soviet Union	West Germany	Hungary
Men's Individual Sabre	Jean-François Lamour - France	Janusz Olech - Poland	Giovanni Scalzo - Italy
Men's Team Sabre	Hungary	Soviet Union	Italy
Women's Individual Foil	Anja Fichtel - West Germany	Sabine Bau - West Germany	Zita Funkenhauser - West Germany
Women's Team Foil	West Germany	Italy	Hungary

1988 Seoul Field Hockey
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	Great Britain	West Germany	Netherlands
Women's	Australia	South Korea	Netherlands

1988 Seoul Soccer
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	Soviet Union	Brazil	West Germany

1988 Seoul Gymnastics
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Individual All-Around	Vladimir Artemov - Soviet Union	Valeri Liukin - Soviet Union	Dmitry Bilozerchev - Soviet Union
Women's Individual All-Around	Elena Shushunova - Soviet Union	Daniela Silivaş - Romania	Svetlana Boginskaya - Soviet Union
Men's Team All-Around	Soviet Union	East Germany	Japan
Women's Team All-Around	Soviet Union	Romania	East Germany
Men's Vault	Lou Yun - China	Sylvio Kroll - East Germany	Park Jong-Hoon - South Korea
Women's Vault	Svetlana Boginskaya - Soviet Union	Gabriela Potorac - Romania	Daniela Silivaş - Romania
Men's Floor	Sergei Kharkov - Soviet Union	Vladimir Artemov - Soviet Union	Lou Yun - China Yukio Iketani - Japan
Women's Floor	Daniela Silivaş - Romania	Svetlana Boginskaya - Soviet Union	Diana Doudeva - Bulgaria
Men's Pommel Horse	Lyubomir Gueraskov - Bulgaria Zsolt Borkai - Hungary Dmitri Bilozerchev - Soviet Union	None Awarded	None Awarded
Women's Balance Beam	Daniela Silivaş - Romania	Elena Shushunova - Soviet Union	Gabriela Potorac - Romania Phoebe Mills - United States
Men's Rings	Holger Behrendt - East Germany Dmitri Bilozerchev - Soviet Union	None Awarded	Sven Tippelt - East Germany
Men's Horizontal Bar	Vladimir Artemov - Soviet Union Valeri Liukin - Soviet Union	None Awarded	Holger Behrendt - East Germany Marius Gherman - Romania
Men's Parallel Bars	Vladimir Artemov - Soviet Union	Valeri Liukin - Soviet Union	Sven Tippelt - East Germany
Women's Uneven Bars	Daniela Silivaş - Romania	Dagmar Kersten - East Germany	Elena Shushunova - Soviet Union
Rhythmic Individiual All-Around	Marina Lobatch - Soviet Union	Adriana Dunavska - Bulgaria	Alexandra Timoshenko - Soviet Union

1988 Seoul Handball
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's	Soviet Union	South Korea	Yugoslavia
Women's	South Korea	Norway	Soviet Union

1988 Seoul Judo
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Extra Lightweight	Kim Jae-yup - South Korea	Kevin Asano - United States	Shinji Hosokawa - Japan Amiran Totikashvili - Soviet Union
Half-Lightweight	Lee Kyung-keun - South Korea	Janusz Pawłowski - Poland	Bruno Carabetta - France Yosuke Yamamoto - Japan
Lightweight	Marc Alexandre - France	Sven Loll - East Germany	Mike Swain - United States Georgy Tenadze - Soviet Union
Half-Middleweight	Waldemar Legień - Poland	Frank Wieneke - West Germany	Torsten Bréchôt - East Germany Bashir Varaev - Soviet Union
Middleweight	Peter Seisenbacher - Austria	Vladimir Shestakov - Soviet Union	Akinobu Osako - Japan Ben Spijkers - Netherlands
Half-Heavyweight	Aurélio Miguel - Brazil	Marc Meiling - West Germany	Dennis Stewart - Great Britain Robert Van de Walle - Belgium
Heavyweight	Hitoshi Saito - Japan	Henry Stöhr - East Germany	Cho Yong-chul - South Korea Grigory Verichev - Soviet Union

1988 Seoul Modern Pentathlon
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Individual	János Martinek - Hungary	Carlo Massullo - Italy	Vakhtang Iagorashvili - Soviet Union
Team	Hungary	Italy	Great Britain

1988 Seoul Rowing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Single Sculls	Thomas Lange - East Germany	Peter-Michael Kolbe - West Germany	Eric Verdonk - New Zealand
Men's Double Sculls	Nico Rienks, Ronald Florijn - Netherlands	Beat Schwerzmann, Ueli Bodenmann - Switzerland	Oleksandr Marchenko, Vasil Yakiusha - Soviet Union
Men's Quadruple Sculls	Italy	Norway	East Germany
Men's Coxless Pairs	Andy Holmes, Steve Redgrave - Great Britain	Dănuţ Dobre, Dragoş Neagu - Romania	Sadik Mujkič, Bojan Prešern - Yugoslavia
Men's Coxed Pairs	Italy	East Germany	Great Britain
Men's Coxless Fours	East Germany	United States	West Germany
Men's Coxed Fours	East Germany	Romania	New Zealand
Men's Eights	West Germany	Soviet Union	United States
Women's Single Sculls	Jutta Behrendt - East Germany	Anne Marden - United States	Magdalena Georgieva - Bulgaria
Women's Double Sculls	Birgit Peter, Martina Schröter - East Germany	Elisabeta Lipă, Veronica Cogeanu - Romania	Violeta Ninova, Stefka Madina - Bulgaria
Women's Quadruple Sculls	East Germany	Soviet Union	Romania
Women's Coxless Pairs	Rodica Arba, Olga Homeghi - Romania	Radka Stoyanova, Lalka Berberova - Bulgaria	Nikki Payne, Lynley Hannen - New Zealand
Women's Coxed Fours	East Germany	China	Romania
Women's Eights	East Germany	Romania	China

1988 Seoul Sailing
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Women's 470	Allison Jolly, Lynne Jewell - United States	Marit Söderström, Birgitta Bengtsson - Sweden	Larisa Moskalenko, Iryna Chunykhovska - Soviet Union
Men's Division II	Bruce Kendall - New Zealand	Jan Boersma - Netherlands Antillies	Mike Gebhardt - United States
Men's Finn	Jose Doreste - Spain	Peter Holmberg - US Virgin Islands	John Cutler - New Zealand
Men's 470	Thierry Peponnet, Luc Pillot - France	Tõnu Tõniste, Toomas Tõniste - Soviet Union	John Shadden, Charles McKee - United States
Flying Dutchman	Jørgen Bojsen-Møller, Christian Grønborg - Denmark	Ole Pollen, Erik Björkum - Norway	Frank McLaughlin, John Millen - Canada
Tornado	Jean Le Deroff, Nicolas Hénard - France	Chris Timms, Rex Sellers - New Zealand	Lars Grael, Clinio Freitas - Brazil
Star	Michael McIntyre, Bryn Vaile - Great Britain	Mark Reynolds, Harold Haenel - United States	Troben Grael, Nelson Falcão - Brazil
Soling	Jochen Schümann, Thomas Flach, Bernd Jäkel - East Germany	John Kostecki, William Baylis, Robert Billingham - United States	Jesper Bank, Jan Mathiasen, Steen Secher - Denmark

1988 Seoul Shooting
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's 50 Meter Rifle Three Positions	Malcom Cooper - Great Britain	Alister Allan - Great Britain	Kirill Ivanov - Soviet Union
Women's 50 Meter Rifle Three Positions	Silvia Sperber - West Germany	Vesela Letcheva - Bulgaria	Valentina Cherkasova - Soviet Union
Men's 50 Meter Rifle Prone	Miroslav Varga - Czechoslovakia	Cha Young-chul - South Korea	Attila Záhonyi - Hungary
Men's 10 Meter Air Rifle	Goran Maksimović - Yugoslavia	Nicolas Berthelot - France	Johann Riederer - West Germany
Women's 10 Meter Air Rifle	Irina Shilova - Soviet Union	Silvia Sperber - West Germany	Anna Maloukhina - Soviet Union
Men's 50 Meter Pistol	Sorin Babii - Romania	Ragnar Skanåker - Sweden	Igor Basinski - Soviet Union
Women's 25 Meter Pistol	Nino Salukvadze - Soviet Union	Tomoko Hasegawa - Japan	Jasna Šekarić - Yugoslavia
Men's 25 Meter Rapid Fire Pistol	Afanasijs Kuzmins - Soviet Union	Ralf Schumann - East Germany	Zoltán Kovács - Hungary
Men's 10 Meter Air Pistol	Tanyu Kiryakov - Bulgaria	Erich Buljung - United States	Xu Haifeng - China
Women's 10 Meter Air Pistol	Jasna Šekarić - Yugoslavia	Nino Salukvadze - Soviet Union	Marina Dobrantcheva - Soviet Union
Men's 50 Meter Running Target	Tor Heiestad - Norway	Huang Shiping - China	Gennadi Avramenko - Soviet Union
Trap	Dmitry Monakov - Soviet Union	Miloslav Bednařík - Czechoslovakia	Frans Peeters - Belgium
Skeet	Axel Wegner - East Germany	Alfonso de Iruarrizaga - Chile	Jorge Guardiola - Spain

1988 Seoul Table Tennis
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Singles	Yoo Nam-Kyu - South Korea	Kim Ki-Taik - South Korea	Erik Lindh - Sweden
Women's Singles	Chen Jing - China	Li Hufen - China	Jiao Zhimin - China
Men's Doubles	Chen Longcan, Wei Qingguang - China	Ilija Lupulesku, Zoran Primorac - Yugoslavia	Ahn Jae-Hyung, Yoo Nam-Kyu - South Korea
Women's Doubles	Hyun Jung-Hwa, Yang Young-Ja - South Korea	Chen Jing, Jiao Zhimin - China	Jasna Fazlić, Gordana Perkučin - Yugoslavia

1988 Seoul Tennis
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Singles	Miloslav Mečíŕ - Czechoslovakia	Tim Mayotte - United States	Stefan Edberg - Sweden Brad Gilbert - United States
Women's Singles	Steffi Graf - West Germany	Gabriella Sabatini - Argentina	Zina Garrison - United States Manuela Maleeva-Fragnière - Bulgaria
Men's Doubles	Ken Flach, Robert Seguso - United States	Emilio Sánchez, Sergio Casal - Spain	Miloslav Mečíŕ, Milan Šrejber - Czechoslovakia Stefan Edberg, Anders Järryd - Sweden
Women's Doubles	Pam Shriver, Zina Garrison - United States	Jana Novatná, Helena Suková - Czechoslovakia	Elizabeth Smylie, Wendy Turnbull - Australia Steffi Graf, Claudia Kohde-Kilsch - West Germany

1988 Seoul Volleyball
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Men's Indoor	United States	Soviet Union	Argentina
Women's Indoor	Soviet Union	Peru	China

1988 Seoul Weightlifting
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Flyweight	Sevdalin Marinov - Bulgaria	Chun Byung-Kwan - South Korea	He Zhuoqiang - China
Bantamweight	Oksen Mirzoyan - Soviet Union	He Yingqiang - China	Liu Shoubin - China
Featherweight	Naim Süleymanoğlu - Turkey	Stefan Topurov - Bulgaria	Ye Huanming - China
Lightweight	Joachim Kunz - East Germany	Israel Militosyan - Soviet Union	Li Jinhe - China
Middleweight	Borislav Gidikov - Bulgaria	Ingo Steinhöfel - East Germany	Aleksandar Varbanov - Bulgaria
Light Heavyweight	Israil Arsamakov - Soviet Union	István Messzi - Hungary	Lee Hyung-kun - South Korea
Middle Heavyweight	Anatoly Khrapaty - Soviet Union	Nail Mukhamedyarov - Soviet Union	Sławomir Zawada - Poland
Heavyweight I	Pavel Kuznetsov - Soviet Union	Nicu Vlad - Romania	Peter Immesberger - West Germany
Heavyweight II	Yury Zakharevich - Soviet Union	József Jacsó - Hungary	Ronny Weller - East Germany
Super Heavyweight	Aleksandr Kurlovich - Soviet Union	Manfred Nerlinger - West Germany	Martin Zawieja - West Germany

1988 Seoul Wrestling
EVENT	GOLD	SILVER	BRONZE
Freestyle Light Flyweight	Takashi Kobayashi - Japan	Ivan Tzonov - Bulgaria	Sergei Karamchakov - Soviet Union
Freestyle Flyweight	Mitsuru Sato - Japan	Šaban Trstena - Yugoslavia	Vladimir Toguzov - Soviet Union
Freestyle Bantamweight	Sergei Beloglazov - Soviet Union	Askari Mohammadian - Iran	Noh Kyung-sun - South Korea
Freestyle Featherweight	John Smith - United States	Stepan Sarkisyan - Soviet Union	Simeon Shterev - Bulgaria
Freestyle Lightweight	Arsen Fadzaev - Soviet Union	Park Jang-soon - South Korea	Nate Carr - United States
Freestyle Welterweight	Kenny Monday - United States	Adlan Varayev - Soviet Union	Rahmat Sofiadi - Bulgaria
Freestyle Middleweight	Han Myung-woo - South Korea	Necmi Gençalp - Turkey	Jozef Lohyňa - Czechoslovakia
Freestyle Light Heavyweight	Makharbek Khadartsev - Soviet Union	Akira Ota - Japan	Kim Tae-woo - South Korea
Freestyle Heavyweight	Vasile Puşcaşu - Romania	Leri Khabelov - Soviet Union	William Scherr - United States
Freestyle Super Heavyweight	David Gobejishvili - Soviet Union	Bruce Baumgartner - United States	Andreas Schröder - East Germany
Greco-Roman Light Flyweight	Vincenzo Maenza - Italy	Andrzej Głąb - Poland	Bratan Tzenov - Bulgaria
Greco-Roman Flyweight	Jon Rønningen - Norway	Atsuji Miyahara - Japan	Lee Jae-suk - South Korea
Greco-Roman Bantamweight	András Sike - Hungary	Stoyan Balov - Bulgaria	Charalambos Cholidis - Greece
Greco-Roman Featherweight	Kamandar Madzhidov - Soviet Union	Zhivko Vangelov - Bulgaria	An Dae-hyun - South Korea
Greco-Roman Lightweight	Levon Julfalakyan - Soviet Union	Kim Sung-moon - South Korea	Tapio Sipilä - Finland
Greco-Roman Welterweight	Kim Young-nam - South Korea	Daulet Turlykhanov - Soviet Union	Józef Tracz - Poland
Greco-Roman Middleweight	Mikhail Mamiashvili - Soviet Union	Tibor Komáromi - Hungary	Kim Sang-kyu - South Korea
Greco-Roman Light Heavyweight	Atanas Komchev - Bulgaria	Harri Koskela - Finland	Vladimir Popov - Soviet Union
Greco-Roman Heavyweight	Andrzej Wroński - Poland	Gerhard Himmel - West Germany	Dennis Koslowski - United States
Greco-Roman Super Heavyweight	Aleksandr Karelin - Soviet Union	Rangel Gerovski - Bulgaria	Tomas Johansson - Sweden