Yugoslavia at the 1979 Mediterranean Games

Yugoslavia at the; 1979 Mediterranean Games
IOC code	YUG
NOC	Yugoslav Olympic Committee
in Split
Medals; Ranked 1st	Gold 56 Silver 38 Bronze 33 Total 127
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)
	1951; 1955; 1959; 1963; 1967; 1971; 1975; 1979; 1983; 1987; 1991;
Other related appearances
	Bosnia and Herzegovina (1993–); Croatia (1993–); Macedonia (2013–); Montenegro (2009–); Serbia (2009–); Serbia and Montenegro (1997–2005); Slovenia (1993–); (1997, 2001) as FR Yugoslavia;

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

Medalists

Medal	Name	Sport	Event
Gold	Vladimir Milić	Athletics	Shot put
Gold	Rok Kopitar	Athletics	400m Hurdles
Gold	Dragan Životić	Athletics	800m
Gold	Jelica Pavličić	Athletics	400m
Gold	Nenad Stekić	Athletics	Long jump
Gold	Borisav Pisić	Athletics	110m Hurdles
Gold	Branislav Tripković	Gymnastics	Parallel bars
Gold	Miroslav Kezunović	Gymnastics	Horizontal bar
Gold	Jasna Dokl	Gymnastics	Balance beam
Gold	Radomir Kovačević	Judo	+95 kg
Gold	Vojo Vujević	Judo	71 kg
Gold	Slavko Obadov	Judo	86kg
Silver	Dragan Zdravković	Athletics	1500m
Silver	Željko Knapić, Dragan Životić, Rok Kopitar, Josip Alebić	Athletics	4 × 400 m
Silver	Miloš Srejović	Athletics	Triple jump
Silver	Darko Cujnik	Athletics	Decathlon
Silver	Ana Guštin	Athletics	400m
Silver	Snežana Dančetović	Athletics	Long jump
Silver	Breda Lorenci	Athletics	Pentathlon
Silver	Milan Janić	Canoeing	K-1, 500m
Silver	Milan Janić	Canoeing	K-1, 1.000m
Silver	Milan Janić, Dušan Filipović	Canoeing	K-2, 1.000m
Silver	Selena Trajković	Diving	Platform
Silver	Branislav Tripković	Gymnastics	Pommel horse
Silver	Alenka Zupančič	Gymnastics	Vault
Silver	Alenka Zupančič	Gymnastics	Uneven bars
Silver	Jasna Dokl	Gymnastics	Floor Exercise
Silver	Ranko Miranović	Judo	95kg
Silver	Franc Očko	Judo	60kg
Silver	Zoltan Ilin	Tennis	Men's singles
Silver	Zoltan Ilin, Zoran Petković	Tennis	Men's doubles
Bronze	Josip Alebić	Athletics	400m
Bronze	Janez Sagadin Dragan Zarić Aleksandar Popović Borisav Pisić	Athletics	4 × 100 m
Bronze	Danial Temim	Athletics	High jump
Bronze	Miljenko Rak	Athletics	Long jump
Bronze	Milan Spasojević	Athletics	Triple jump
Bronze	Ivan Ivančić	Athletics	Shot put
Bronze	Neđo Đurović	Athletics	Javelin throw
Bronze	Srećko Štiglić	Athletics	Hammer throw
Bronze	Joško Vlašić	Athletics	Decathlon
Bronze	Nađa Avdibašić	Athletics	800m
Bronze	Lidija Benedetić	Athletics	High jump
Bronze	Kosa Stojković	Athletics	Discus throw
Bronze	Borbala Menjhart	Athletics	Javelin throw
Bronze	Drago Frelih Bojan Udovič Bruno Bulić Janez Novak	Cycling	Team time trial
Bronze	Selver Mustafi	Boxing	– 48kg
Bronze	Bratislav Ristić	Boxing	– 57kg
Bronze	Boris Pejović, Mirko Ivančić	Rowing	Coxless pairs
Bronze	Darko Mikšić Zdravko Huljev Milan Radetić Dragan Vujović	Rowing	Coxless fours
Bronze	Đorđević, Kovačević, Janković, Radovanović, Jovanović, Krstić, Kenić, Tešmanović, Mimić	Rowing	Men's Eights
Bronze	Kezumović, Aćimorvić, Tripković, Jovičić, Kumčić	Artistic gymnastics	Men's team
Bronze	Minski Fabris	Sailing	Finn
Bronze	Vesna Šeparović	Swimming	400m Individual Medley
Bronze	Mirko Dimčevski	Wrestling	Men's freestyle 48kg
Bronze	Šaip Bajrami	Wrestling	Men's freestyle 62kg
Bronze	Anton Stipančić	Table tennis	Men's singles
Bronze	Zoran Kalinić, Zoran Kosanović	Table tennis	Men's doubles
Bronze	Branka Batinić	Table tennis	Women's singles
Bronze	Branka Batinić, Dubravka Fabri	Table tennis	Women's doubles
Bronze	Gordana Perkučin, Zoran Kalinić	Table tennis	Mixed doubles
Bronze	Zdravko Milutinović	Shooting	50 metre rifle three positions
Bronze	Franc Peternel jr	Shooting
Bronze	Davor Vukorepa	Judo	65kg
Bronze	Goran Žuvela	Judo	Openweight

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