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Romanian political unit women's court game social unit eligible for the 1980 Olympic Games.

Nadia Elena Comaneci is one of the symbols of the 1970s. Romania's Nadia was the record-breaking steeplechaser at the 1976 Montreal Summer Olympic Games. Nadia was 14 geezerhood old once she won iii Olympic gold medals in Montreal'76. Nadia had as well made earlier period once she became the introductory Olympic jock to chalk up a clean ten points (unven gymnastic apparatus). Her distinction was the furthermost all-important moment in the Games. Anita Verschoth, who is a sportswriter, wrote: "She astounded the courts as well as the voters not solitary with doppelganger somersaults and twists but besides beside an uncommon property and firmness even in her peak rocky moves. She displayed an imperturbable self-assurance and more stamina and stamina than seemed achievable for a article as superficially feeble as hers. When the business relation was over, one and all was talking almost Comaneci. She had put an emphatie end to the neoclassical style, with its grandness on middle age and refined grace". Four age later, she won 2 golden medals at the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow (Soviet Union). The subsequent time period Nadia won individual medals at the1981Summer World University Games in Bucharest. Nadia was dropped on November 12, 1961 in Onesti, Romania.

This European land won two metallic medals at the 1999 IAAF World Track and Field Championships in Seville (Spain ).

The most working class sports in Romania are soccer, handball, gymnastics, aquatics, tennis, volleyball, basketball, water polo, shooting, contact sport and athletics.

Dinamo Bucharest was one of the utmost high up ball clubs in the world. This bat won various sophisticated tournaments in Europe. Other fashionable clubs were Stiinta Bucharest (European title holder), Uni Timisora, Rapid Bucharest (Continental champio ), Steaua Bucharest (European title holder)...

Romania transmitted 63 athletes to the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea.

Bucharest hosted the 1981 World University Games. More than 2,900 athletes from 86 countries competed in 10 sports. Romania had tons winners: Emilian Nicula, Kurt Szilier, Dan Odorhean, Nadia Comaneci, Emilia Eberle , Doina Melinte, Florenta Craciunescu-Tacu and Carmen Bonaciu.

This European countryside participated in the Francophonie Games in 2001.

Romania won the gold laurels in hose down polo in the World University Games in 1977.

The high-grade Olympic athletes are: Nadia Comaneci (gymnastics), Viorica Viscopoleanu (long kick/ path & parcel of land/ Olympic champion, 1968), Lia Manoliu (discus throw /athletics/ metallic medalist, 1968), Iolanda Balas (high hop /athletics/ gold medalist, 1960 & 1964), Mihaela Penes (javelin flip/ planetary champion/ Tokyo 1964), Ivan Patzaichin (kayak / world best/ Mexico City 1968), Ion Drimba (fencing/ Olympic champion/ Mexico City 1968), Nicolae Martinescu (wrestling/ world title holder/ Munich 1972), Corneliu Ion (rapid-fire pisto/ shooting/ Moscow 1980), Sanda Toma (single sculls/ athletics/ Moscow 1980), Doina Melinte (800m/ path & parcel of land/ Los Angeles 1984), Maricica Puica (3,000m/ recreation/ Los Angeles 1984), Ekaterina Szabo (floor exercises/ athletics/ Los Angeles 1984), Simona Pauca (balance roof beam/ athletics/ Los Angeles 1984), Paula Ivan (1, 500m/ line & parcel of land/ Seoul 1988), Daniela Silivas (asymmetrical gymnastic apparatus/ sport/ Seoul 1988), Sorin Babii (free handgun/ shooting/ Seoul 1988), Lavinia Milosovici (floor exercises/ gymnastics/ Barcelona 1992), Elisabeta Lipa (single sculls/ rowing/ Barcelona 1992), Laura Badea (foil various/ fence/ Atlanta 1996), Simona Amanar (side equid burial chamber/ gymanstic exercise/ Atlanta 1996), Gabriela Szabo (5,00m/ diversion/ Sydney 2000), Mihai Claudiu Covaliu (sabre individual/ fencing/ Sydney 2000), Dina Monacu (100m & 200m swimming stroke/ swimming/ Sydney 2000), Marius Urzica (pommeled foal/ athletics/ Sydney 2000), Camelia Potec (200m race/ sport/ Athens 2004), Catalina Ponor (floor physical exercise/ athletics/ Athens 2004)...

This European rural area won the gold ingots laurel wreath at the 1970 World Women's Handball Championships in Amsterdam (Holland).

Elisabeta Lipa was the flag bearer of the Romanian Olympic social unit at the 2004 Summer Olympic Games in Greece.

Bucharest hosted the World Women's Handball Championships in 1962. Final standings:

1.Romania

2.Denmark

3.Czechoslovakia

From 1924 to 2004, Romania -former socialistic republic- has won 283 Olympic medals (82 golds, 88 silvers, 113 bronzes). Unlike Bulgaria, Cuba, North Korea, Poland, Vietnam, Hungary and Ethiopia, Romania did not protest the Olympic Games in 1984. This European administrative division sent 127 athletes to the Olympic Games in the United States.

Hosts....................Gold......Silver... Bronze...Total....Ranking

Paris-1924...............0...........0............1............1..........23

Berlin-1936..............0...........1............0............1.........25

Helsinki-1952..........1..........1............2............4.........23

Melbourne-1956......5..........3............5...........13.........9

Rome-1960..............3..........1............6...........10........11

Tokyo-1964...............2.........4............6............12.......14

Mexico-1968.............4.........6............5............15.......12

Munich-1972............3.........6............7............16.......13

Montreal-1976.........4.........9..........14............27.........9

Moscow-1980.........6..........6.........13............25.........7

Los Angeles-84.....20.......16........17............53.........2

Seoul-1988..............7........11..........6............24.........8

Barcelona-92..........4...........6..........8............18.......14

Atlanta-1996............4..........7..........9............20........14

Sydney-2000.........11..........6..........9............26........11

Athens-2004...........8..........5...........6............19........14