Rodd vid olympiska sommarspelen 1928

Rodd
vid olympiska sommarspelen 1928

Datum1928
De olympiska ringarna

Rodd vid olympiska sommarspelen 1928 avgjordes i Amsterdam, Nederländerna.

Medaljörer

EventGuldSilverBrons
Singelsculler
Detaljer...
 Henry "Bobby" Pearce (AUS) Kenneth Myers (USA) Theodore Collet (GBR)
Dubbelsculler
Detaljer...
 Paul Costello
och Charles McIlvaine (USA)
 Joseph Wright Jr.
och Jack Guest (CAN)
 Leo Losert
och Viktor Flessl (AUT)
Tvåa utan styrman
Detaljer...
 Kurt Moeschter
och Bruno Müller (GER)
 Terence O'Brien
och Robert Nisbet (GBR)
 Paul McDowell
och John Schmitt (USA)
Tvåa med styrman
Detaljer...
 Schweiz
Hans Schöchlin
Karl Schöchlin
Hans Bourquin
 Frankrike
Armand Marcelle
Edouard Marcelle
Henri Préaux
 Belgien
Léon Flament
François de Coninck
Georges Anthony
Fyra utan styrman
Detaljer...
 Storbritannien
John Lander
Michael Warriner
Richard Beesly
Edward Vaughan Bevan
 USA
Charles Karle
William Miller
George Healis
Ernest Bayer
 Italien
Cesare Rossi
Pietro Freschi
Umberto Bonadè
Paolo Gennari
Fyra med styrman
Detaljer...
 Italien
Valerio Perentin
Giliante D'Este
Nicolò Vittori
Giovanni Delise
Renato Petronio
 Schweiz
Ernst Haas
Joseph Meyer
Otto Bucher
Karl Schwegler
Fritz Bösch
 Polen
Franciszek Bronikowski
Edmund Jankowski
Leon Birkholc
Bernard Ormanowski
Bolesław Drewek
Åtta med styrman
Detaljer...
 USA
Marvin Stalder
John Brinck
Francis Frederick
William Thompson
William Dally
James Workman
Hubert A. Caldwell
Peter Donlon
Donald Blessing
 Storbritannien
Jamie Hamilton
Guy Oliver Nickalls
John Badcock
Donald Gollan
Harold Lane
Gordon Killick
Jack Beresford
Harold West
Arthur Sulley
 Kanada
Frederick Hedges
Frank Fiddes
John Hand
Herbert Richardson
Jack Murdoch
Athol Meech
Edgar Norris
William Ross
John Donnelly

Medaljtabell

Pl.NationGuldSilverBronsTotalt
1 USA2215
2 Storbritannien1214
3 Schweiz1102
4 Italien1012
5 Australien1001
 Tyskland1001
7 Kanada0112
8 Frankrike0101
9 Österrike0011
 Belgien0011
 Polen0011

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