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43 evidentna hrvatska kandidata za OI London 2012.
Uvidom u športske rezultate hrvatskih športaša u kvalifikacijskim rokovima za Olimpijske igre u Londonu, prema prijedlogu Ureda za olimpijski program pod vodstvom pomoćnika glavnog tajnika i šefa Misije OI London Damira Šegote, Vijeće Hrvatskog olimpijskog odbora u siječnju 2012. odlučilo je o dopuni i korekciji liste kandidata. Stanje na dan 10. ožujka 2012.: Atletika - Blanka Vlašić (skok u vis), kandidatkinja od 1. lipnja 2011., Lisa Christina Stublić (maraton), kandidatkinja od 1. svibnja 2011. Martin Marić (disk), kandidat od 1. lipnja 2011., Roland Robert Varga (disk) kandidat od 1. srpnja 2011. Biciklizam - Robert Kišerlovski i Radoslav Rogina (cestovna utrka) kandidati od 1.studenoga 2011., Gimnastika - Filip Ude (višeboj/pojedinačno) i Tina Erceg, kandidati od 1. veljače 2012. Hrvanje - Neven Žugaj (grčko-rimski način, kat. -74 kg) kandidat od 1.listopada 2011. Jedrenje - Petar Cupać (RSX), Šime Fantela - (470 dvosjed) Ivan Kljaković Gašpić (Finn), Pavle Kostov (49er /Skiff/) Igor Marenić(470 (dvosjed), Tina Mihelić (Laser Radial), Luka Mratović (RSX) Tonći Stipanović (Laser), kandidati od 1. siječnja 2012. Stolni tenis - Zoran Primorac (pojedinačno) kandidat od 1. lipnja 2011. Streljaštvo - Snježana Pejčić (zračna puška/10m), kandidatkinje od 1. travnja 2011. Giovanni Cernogoraz (leteće mete - trap) kandidat od 1.svibnja 2011. Bojan Đurković (50m puška/trostav), kandidat od 1. rujna 2011. Anton Glasnović (leteće mete/trap), kandidati od 1.rujna 2011. Taekwondo - Ana Zaninović (do 57 kg) i Lucija Zaninović (do 49 kg), kandidatkinje od 1. listopada 2011. Vaterpolo - Josip Pavić, Andro Bušlje, Damir Burić, Samir Barać, Ivan Buljubašić, Miho Bošković, Nikša Dobud, Maro Joković, Sandro Sukno, Petar Muslim, Frano Karač, Paulo Obradović, Frano Paškvalin, Miro Nižić, Pavo Marković - kandidati od 1. kolovoza 2011. Veslanje - Damir Martin, Martin Sinković, Valent Sinković, David Šain (četverac na pariće) kandidati od 1. listopada 2011.
E-monography about the Croatian Olympic family The Croatian Olympic Committee published the English version of the e-monography “The Croatian Olympic family” as a reminder of the rich Olympic history since the beginning of Croatian independence (from 1991 to 2011). The monography also recalls the historical facts and circumstances in the emergence of the Croatian Olympic family and the way its olympic and sports potential, under the guidance of the COC, was built into the communion of the world Olympic movement. The monography is also devoted to the brilliant Olympic achievements of top Croatian athletes and their ambassadorial role during the war and struggle for Croatian independence. Also, the monography brings the images of Croatian athletes whose great achievements were realized under the flag of Yugoslavia. The e-monography is available at www.hoo.hr Croatian Olympic Committee 1991 - 2011
ski radio). Godišnje priznanje za fotografiju dobio je Sanjin Strukić (Pixsell), a za press službu, glasnogovornik Hrvatskoga rukometnoga saveza Zlatko Škrinjar. Posebno priznanje HZSN-a dobila je i Sportska televizija koja je u svega deset mjeseci, među ostalim, napravila više od 150 domaćih i stranih prijenosa športskih događaja. Uz ugledna sadašnja i negdašnja novinarska imena iz svih medija, dodjeli nagrada nazočili su i predsjednik Hrvatskog novinarskog društva Zdenko Duka, pomoćnik ministra za šport u Ministarstvu znanosti, obrazovanja Petar Skansi i Orlando Rivetti i sporta, bivši vrhunski košarkaš i izbornik koji je s hrvatskom reprezentacijom osvojio srebrno olimpijsko odličje u Barceloni Petar Skansi, glavni tajnik HOO-a Josip Čop, dopredsjednica Hrvatskog olimpijskog odbora Nada Senčar i brojni drugi uglednici.
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Twenty years after Albertville 1992 We will never forget the announcement of the speaker at the opening ceremony, while we were going out to the stadium: “And now, ladies and gentlemen, I’m sure none of you will remain seated. Let’s get up and greet: Croatia for the first time at the Olympics! ‘- witnessed the first COC president, Antun Vrdoljak, now an honorary IOC member and member of the Council, on the powerful emotional experiences during the first appearance of the Croatian delegation at the Winter Olympics in Albertville 20 years ago, at the opening ceremony of the Games on February 8th, 1992. On this occasion, the COC, headed by its president Zlatko Matesa, on February 8th, 2012 organized the celebration in Zagreb. The Croatian Olympic delegation included: Zeljka and Tomislav Cizmesija (figure skating), Vedran Pavlek (alpine skiing), Sinisa Vukonic (cross country), coaches Ozren Mueller, Mladen Mumelas and Darko Stimac, physician Ivan Drinkovic and head of the mission (until today the only woman on that position) - Sanda Dubravcic Simunjak, double Olympian (Lake Placid Winter Olympics 1980 and Sarajevo 1984). The Olympics were then reported by sports journalists: Bozo Susec, Mico Dusanovic, Branko Karapandza and Boris Mutic. The late Mladen Mumelas and Boris Mutic, whose sporting excellence stayed permanently embedded into the Croatian and world Olympism, missed the new gathering. The event was attended by COC Vice Presidents Nada Sencar and Slavko Goluza, Morana Palikovic Gruden, member of the Council and Secretary General Josip Cop.
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