STATISTICS The Olympic top scorers Olympic Games Berlin 1936 Munich 1972 Montreal 1976 Women Men - Hans Theilig (GER) 22 - Gheorge Gruia (ROM) 37 Terumi Kurata (JPN) 27 Stefan Birtalan(ROM) and Bent Larsen (DEN) 32 each Moscow 1980 Biserka Visnjic (YUG) 33 Jerzy Klempel (POL) 44 Los Angeles 1984 Jasna Kolar-Merdan (YUG) 48 Björn Jilsen (SWE) 50 Seoul 1988 Xiulan Sun (CHN) 36 Jae-Won Kang (KOR) 49 Barcelona 1992 Natalia Morskova (EUN) 41 Talant Duishebaev (EUN) 47 Atlanta 1996 O-Kyung Lim (KOR) 41 Patrik Cavar (CRO) 43 Sydney 2000 Kjersti Grini (NOR) 61 Stefan Lövgren (SWE) 51 Athens 2004 Bojana Radulovics (HUN) 54 Kyung-Shin Yoon (KOR) 58 Beijing 2008 Ramona Maier (ROU) 56 Juan Garcia (ESP) 49 London 2012 Katarina Bulatovic (MNE) 53 Niklas Ekberg (SWE) 50 Until now the ‘Olympic records’ in scoring are held by Kjersti Grini (NOR) with 61 und Kyung-Shin Yoon (KOR) with 58 goals. Olympic All Star teams 1988-2012 The International Handball Federation have named an All Star Team at the end of each Olympic tournament since 1988. Here are the women’s and men’s All Star Teams selected until know. Seoul 1988 Women: Ji-Hyun Song (KOR), Leora Sam Jones (USA), Hyun-Mee Kim (KOR), Natalja Morskova (URS), Xiulan Sun (CHN), Natalja Lapitskaja (URS), Kristin Midthun (NOR). Men: Andrej Lavrov (URS), Jae-Won Kang (KOR), Zlatko Portner (YUG), Laszlo Marosi (HUN), Mihaly Ivancik (HUN), Per Carlen (SWE), Valeri Gopin (URS). Barcelona 1992 Women: Marianna Racz (AUT), Marina Bazanova (EUN), Silvia Schmitt (GER), Natalia Morskova (EUN), Mi-Young Lee (KOR), O-Kyung Lim (KOR), Heidi Sundal (NOR). Men: Andrej Lavrov (EUN), Chi-Hyo Cho (KOR), Talant Duishebaev (EUN), Denis Lathoud (FRA), Per Carlén (SWE), Pierre Thorrson (SWE), Valeri Gopine (URS). Atlanta 1996 Top players who have been voted two times into the All Star Team (from left): Talant Duishebaev (EUN, ESP), Seong-Ok Oh (KOR) and Thierry Omeyer (FRA). Women: Suzanne Lauritsen (DEN), Kjersti Grini (NOR), Anja Andersen (DEN), Jeong-Ho Kong (KOR), Eun-Mi Kim (KOR), Erzsebet Kocsis (HUN), O-Kyung Lim (KOR). Men: Mats Olsson (SWE), Irfan Smajlagic (CRO), Magnus Andersson (SWE), Stéphane Stoecklin (FRA), Dimitri Torgovanov (RUS), Patrik Cavar (CRO), Frédéric Volle (FRA). Sydney 2000 Women: Heidi Tjugum (NOR), Kjersti Grini (NOR), Anette Hoffman (DEN), Janne Kolling (DEN), Bojana Radulovic (HUN), Veronique Pecqueux (FRA), Seong-Ok Oh (KOR). Men: Peter Gentzel (SWE), Stefan Lövgren (SWE), Rafael Guijosa (ESP), Lev Voronin (RUS), Won-Chul Paek (KOR), Dragan Skrbic (YUG), Talant Dujshebaev (ESP). Athens 2004 Women: Rikke Schmidt (DEN), Line Daugaard (DEN), Véronique Pecqueux Rolland (FRA), Sun Hee Woo (KOR), Katrine Fruelund (DEN), Sang Eun Lee (KOR), Maryna Vergelyuk (UKR). Men: Henning Fritz (GER), Juan Garcia (ESP), Christian Schwarzer (GER), Mirza Dzomba (CRO), Carlos Perez (HUN), Ivano Balic (CRO), Olafur Stefansson (ISL). Beijing 2008 Women: Katrine Lunde Haraldsen (NOR), Orsolya Verten (HUN), Else Marthe Soerlie-Lybekk (NOR), Liudmila Postnova (RUS), Ramona Maier (ROU), Seong-Ok Oh (KOR), Irina Bliznova (RUS). Men: Thierry Omeyer (FRA), Gudjon Valur Sigurdsson (ISL), Daniel Narcisse (FRA), Snorri Stein Gudjonsson (ISL), Alberto Rocas (ESP), Bertrand Gille (FRA), Olafur Stefansson (ISL). London 2012 Women: Kari Aalvik Grimsbo (NOR), Hyo-Bi Jo (KOR), Bojana Popovic (MNE), Marta Mangue Conzalez (ESP), Alexandra do Nascimento (BRA), Heidi Löke (NOR), Katarina Bulatovic (MNE). Men: Thierry Omeyer (FRA), Jonas Kallman (SWE), Aron Palmarsson (ISL), Nikola Karabatic (FRA), Ivan Cupic (CRO), Julen Aguinagalde (ESP), Kim Andersson (SWE). WHM (3-2016( 55