Yugoslavia at the
1979 Mediterranean Games
IOC codeYUG
NOCYugoslav Olympic Committee
in Split
Medals
Ranked 1st
Gold
56
Silver
38
Bronze
33
Total
127
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)
Other related appearances
 Bosnia and Herzegovina (1993–)
 Croatia (1993–)
 Slovenia (1993–)
 Serbia and Montenegro (1997–2005)
 Montenegro (2009–)
 Serbia (2009–)
 North Macedonia (2013–)
 Kosovo (2018–)

Yugoslavia hosted the 1979 Mediterranean Games in Split and finished first in the medal table with 127 medals.

Medalists

Medal Name Sport Event
 GoldVladimir Milić AthleticsShot put
 GoldRok Kopitar Athletics400m Hurdles
 GoldDragan Životić Athletics800m
 GoldJelica Pavličić Athletics400m
 GoldNenad Stekić AthleticsLong jump
 GoldBorisav Pisić Athletics110m Hurdles
 GoldBranislav Tripković GymnasticsParallel bars
 GoldMiroslav Kezunović GymnasticsHorizontal bar
 GoldJasna Dokl GymnasticsBalance beam
 GoldRadomir Kovačević Judo+95 kg
 GoldVojo Vujević Judo71 kg
 GoldSlavko Obadov Judo86kg
 SilverDragan Zdravković Athletics1500m
 SilverŽeljko Knapić, Dragan Životić, Rok Kopitar, Josip Alebić Athletics4 × 400 m
 SilverMiloš Srejović AthleticsTriple jump
 SilverDarko Cujnik AthleticsDecathlon
 SilverAna Guštin Athletics400m
 SilverSnežana Dančetović AthleticsLong jump
 SilverBreda Lorenci AthleticsPentathlon
 SilverMilan Janić CanoeingK-1, 500m
 SilverMilan Janić CanoeingK-1, 1.000m
 SilverMilan Janić, Dušan Filipović CanoeingK-2, 1.000m
 SilverSelena Trajković DivingPlatform
 SilverBranislav Tripković GymnasticsPommel horse
 SilverAlenka Zupančič GymnasticsVault
 SilverAlenka Zupančič GymnasticsUneven bars
 SilverJasna Dokl GymnasticsFloor Exercise
 SilverRanko Miranović Judo95kg
 SilverFranc Očko Judo60kg
 SilverZoltan Ilin TennisMen's singles
 SilverZoltan Ilin, Zoran Petković TennisMen's doubles
 BronzeJosip Alebić Athletics400m
 BronzeJanez Sagadin
Dragan Zarić
Aleksandar Popović
Borisav Pisić
Athletics4 × 100 m
 BronzeDanial Temim AthleticsHigh jump
 BronzeMiljenko Rak AthleticsLong jump
 BronzeMilan Spasojević AthleticsTriple jump
 BronzeIvan Ivančić AthleticsShot put
 BronzeNeđo Đurović AthleticsJavelin throw
 BronzeSrećko Štiglić AthleticsHammer throw
 BronzeJoško Vlašić AthleticsDecathlon
 BronzeNađa Avdibašić Athletics800m
 BronzeLidija Benedetić AthleticsHigh jump
 BronzeKosa Stojković AthleticsDiscus throw
 BronzeBorbala Menjhart AthleticsJavelin throw
 BronzeDrago Frelih
Bojan Udovič
Bruno Bulić
Janez Novak
CyclingTeam time trial
 BronzeSelver Mustafi Boxing– 48kg
 BronzeBratislav Ristić Boxing– 57kg
 BronzeBoris Pejović, Mirko Ivančić RowingCoxless pairs
 BronzeDarko Mikšić
Zdravko Huljev
Milan Radetić
Dragan Vujović
RowingCoxless fours
 BronzeĐorđević, Kovačević, Janković, Radovanović, Jovanović, Krstić, Kenić, Tešmanović, Mimić RowingMen's Eights
 BronzeKezumović, Aćimorvić, Tripković, Jovičić, Kumčić Artistic gymnasticsMen's team
 BronzeMinski Fabris SailingFinn
 BronzeVesna Šeparović Swimming400m Individual Medley
 BronzeMirko Dimčevski WrestlingMen's freestyle 48kg
 BronzeŠaip Bajrami WrestlingMen's freestyle 62kg
 BronzeAnton Stipančić Table tennisMen's singles
 BronzeZoran Kalinić, Zoran Kosanović Table tennisMen's doubles
 BronzeBranka Batinić Table tennisWomen's singles
 BronzeBranka Batinić, Dubravka Fabri Table tennisWomen's doubles
 BronzeGordana Perkučin, Zoran Kalinić Table tennisMixed doubles
 BronzeZdravko Milutinović Shooting50 metre rifle three positions
 BronzeFranc Peternel jr Shooting
 BronzeDavor Vukorepa Judo65kg
 BronzeGoran Žuvela JudoOpenweight
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