Soviet Union in Handball
Last at Handball at the Olympic Games: gold, 1988
The record
Women's first here: the stronger record.
- Handball at the Olympic Games2 golds, 1 bronze2golds
Every result, newest first
- Seoul 1988 · Bronze · Women, Handball · Natalya Anisimova; Maryna Bazanova; Tatyana Dzhandzhgava; Elina Guseva; Tetyana Horb; Larysa Karlova; Natalya Lapitskaya; Svitlana Mankova; Nataliya Matryuk; Natalya Morskova; Olena Nemashkalo; Nataliya Rusnachenko; Olha Semenova; Yevheniya Tovstohan; Zinaida Turchyna
- Moscow 1980 · Gold · Women, Handball · Larysa Karlova; Tetyana Kocherhina; Valentyna Lutayeva; Aldona Nenėnienė; Lyubov Odynokova; Iryna Palchykova; Lyudmila Poradnyk; Yuliya Safina; Larisa Savkina; Sigita Strečen; Nataliya Tymoshkina; Zinaida Turchyna; Olha Zubaryeva
- Montreal 1976 · Gold · Women, Handball · Lyubov Odynokova; Lyudmila Bobrus; Aldona Česaitytė; Tetyana Hlushchenko; Larysa Karlova; Mariya Litoshenko; Nina Lobova; Tetyana Kocherhina; Lyudmyla Panchuk; Rafiga Shabanova; Nataliya Tymoshkina; Lyudmila Shubina; Zinaida Turchyna; Halyna Zakharova
- IHF World Handball Championship (men and women)3 golds, 2 silvers, 1 bronze3golds
Every result, newest first
- South Korea 1990 · Gold · Women, Handball
- Netherlands 1986 · Gold · Women, Handball
- Hungary 1982 · Gold · Women, Handball
- Czechoslovakia 1978 · Silver · Women, Handball
- Soviet Union 1975 · Silver · Women, Handball
- Yugoslavia 1973 · Bronze · Women, Handball
- Handball at the Olympic Games2 golds, 1 silver2golds
Every result, newest first
- Seoul 1988 · Gold · Men, Handball · Vyacheslav Atavin; Igor Chumak; Valery Gopin; Aleksandr Karshakevich; Andrey Lavrov; Yuri Nesterov; Voldemaras Novickis; Aleksandr Rymanov; Konstantin Sharovarov; Yuri Shevtsov; Georgi Sviridenko; Aleksandr Tuchkin; Andrey Tyumentsev; Mikhail Vasilyev
- Moscow 1980 · Silver · Men, Handball · Aleksandr Anpilogov; Vladimir Belov; Yevgeni Chernyshov; Anatoli Fedyukin; Mykhaylo Ishchenko; Aleksandr Karshakevich; Yury Kidyayev; Vladimir Kravtsov; Serhiy Kushniryuk; Viktor Makhorin; Voldemaras Novickis; Vladimir Repev; Mykola Tomyn; Aleksey Zhuk
- Montreal 1976 · Gold · Men, Handball · Aleksandr Anpilogov; Yevgeni Chernyshov; Anatoli Fedyukin; Valeri Gassy; Vasily Ilyin; Mykhaylo Ishchenko; Yury Kidyayev; Yury Klimov; Vladimir Kravtsov; Serhiy Kushniryuk; Yuriy Lahutyn; Vladimir Maksimov; Oleksandr Rezanov; Mykola Tomyn
- IHF World Handball Championship (men and women)1 gold, 2 silvers1gold
Every result, newest first
- Czechoslovakia 1990 · Silver · Men, Handball
- West Germany 1982 · Gold · Men, Handball
- Denmark 1978 · Silver · Men, Handball
Next
IHF World Handball Championship (men and women): Men: Germany, 13 to 31 January 2027. Women: Hungary, 30 November to 19 December 2027
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.