Results by event Cyprus at the 1992 Summer Olympics

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1 results event

1.1 archery
1.2 athletics
1.3 gymnastics
1.4 judo
1.5 sailing
1.6 shooting
1.7 swimming
1.8 wrestling





results event
archery

in debut olympic archery competition, cyprus represented 1 man. did not advance elimination rounds.


men s individual competition:



simon simonis – ranking round, 74th place (0-0)

athletics

men s 100 metres:



yannis zisimides – round 1: 10.51 s, quarter-finals: 10.51 s

men s 200 metres:



yannis zisimides – round 1: 21.51 s

men s triple jump



marios hadjiandreou

qualification — 15.64 m (→ did not advance, 37th position)



men s pole vault



photis stephani

qualification — 5.20 m (→ did not advance)



men s 100 metres:



yannis zisimides – round 1: 10.51 s, quarter-finals: 10.51 s

women s 10.000 metres



andri avraam

qualifying heat — 34:06.66 (→ did not advance)



women s shot put:



eleni evangelidou – preliminary: 34:06.48 min (did not advance)

gymnastics

women s rhythmic gymnastics – individual competition:



anna kimonos – 17.512 (38th place)
helen hadjisavva – 16.888 (42nd place)

judo

christodoulos katsiniorides







elias ioannou






sailing

men s double-handed dinghy (470)



peter elton, nicolas epiphaniou – 175 (31st place)

shooting

men s skeet:



antonis nicolaides – 145 (30th place)

swimming

men s 50m freestyle



stavros michaelides



men s 100m freestyle



stavros michaelides



men s 100m breaststroke



charalambos panayides



wrestling

men s



constantinos eliadis – round 1






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