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| Vito Padovan
was a member of Junior National Team of Yugoslavia and was awarded the
gold medals in the European Championships in 1987 and 1988. As a member
of Senior National Team, he awarded the gold medal in the World Championship
in 1989, and the same year he won the silver medal in European Championship
in Bonn. Year 1991, Yugoslav National Team awarded the gold medals in the European and the World Championship. |
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Perth, World Championship, gold medal final game Yugoslavia - Spain 8:7 Aleksandar
Sostar, Renco Posinkovic, Vaso Subotic, Goran Radjenovic, Mislav Bezmalinovic,
Dubravko Simenc, Perica Bukic, Vitomir Padovan, Igor Milanovic, Anto
Vasovic, Mirko Vicevic, Viktor Jelenic, Dusan Popovic
Head coach: Nikola Stamenic 1991. Athens, European Championship, gold medal final game Yugoslavia - Spain 11:10 Aleksandar Sostar, Milan Tadic, Viktor Jelenic, Igor Milanovic, Dusan Popovic, Vitomir Padovan, Mirko Vicevic, Nikola Ribic, Predrag Zimonjic, Vaso Subotic, Goran Radjenovic, Zeljko Vicevic, Dusan Cirkovic, Veljko Uskokovic Head coach: Nikola Stamenic |
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YUGOSLAV
NATIONAL TEAM- MEDALS
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| OLYMPIC
GAMES GOLD 1968. Meksiko 1984. Los Angeles 1988. Seoul SILVER 1952. Helsinki 1956. Melbourne 1964. Tokyo 1980. Moscow BRONZE 2000. Sidney |
WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIPS GOLD 1986. Madrid 1991. Perth SILVER 2001. Fukuoka BRONZE 1973. Belgrade 1978. West Berlin 1988. Perth |
EUROPEAN
CHAMPIONSHIPS GOLD 1991. Athens 2001. Budapest SILVER 1954. Torino 1962. Leipzig 1977. Jenceping 1985. Sofia 1987. Strasbourg 1989. Bonn 1997. Seville BRONZE 1950. Vienna 1958. Budapest 1966. Utrecht 1970. Barcelona 1974. Vienna |
UNIVERSIADES GOLD 1959. Torino 1961. Sofia 1995. Fukuoka SILVER 1985. Kobe BRONZE 1979. Meksiko 1987. Zagreb |
MEDITERRANEAN
GAMES GOLD 1959. Beirut 1967. Tunis 1971. Smirna 1979. Split 1983 Casablanca 1997. Barry SILVER 1963. Napoli 1975. Algeria 1991. Athens |