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Bosnia and Herzegovina at the Mediterranean Games

Bosnia and Herzegovina has sent athletes to every edition of the quadrennial Mediterranean Games since the nation's first appearance at the 1993 Mediterranean Games following its independence from Yugoslavia. As of 2018, Bosnian athletes have won a total of 38 medals.

Bosnia and Herzegovina at the
Mediterranean Games
IOC codeBIH
NOCOlympic Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Medals
Ranked 19th
Gold
6
Silver
8
Bronze
25
Total
39
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)
Other related appearances
 Yugoslavia (1951–1991)

Medal tables

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Games Athletes Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank
1951–1991as part of  Yugoslavia (YUG)
France 1993 Languedoc-Roussillon95201312
Italy 1997 Bari90011215
Tunisia 2001 Tunis26003317
Spain 2005 Almería49123615
Italy 2009 Pescara83035819
Turkey 2013 Mersinn/a013420
Spain 2018 Tarragona70113519
Algeria 2022 Oran54206819
Italy 2026 Tarantofuture event
Kosovo 2030 Pristinafuture Event
Total68253919

Medals by sport

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SportGoldSilverBronzeTotal
 Swimming2002
 Karate12912
 Athletics1168
 Boxing1034
 Basketball1001
 Judo0268
 Boules0101
 Shooting0101
 Tennis0101
 Wrestling0011
Totals (10 entries)682539

List of medalists

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Medal Name Games Sport Event
 Gold
 France 1993 Languedoc-Roussillon BasketballWomen's tournament
 GoldAlmedin FetahovićFrance 1993 Languedoc-Roussillon BoxingMen's -71 kg
 BronzeEldin PekmezFrance 1993 Languedoc-Roussillon KarateMen's +80 kg
 SilverNedžad FazlijaItaly 1997 Bari ShootingMen's 50 m rifle 3 positions
 BronzeEsmir KukićItaly 1997 Bari BoxingMen's -91 kg
 BronzeElvir KrehmićTunisia 2001 Tunis AthleticsMen's high jump
 BronzeAdnan HadžićTunisia 2001 Tunis KarateMen's -75 kg
 BronzeArnel KalušićTunisia 2001 Tunis KarateMen's +80 kg
 GoldArnela OdžakovićSpain 2005 Almería KarateWomen's -65 kg
 SilverMarkica DodigSpain 2005 Almería BoulesBocce Men's Precision throw
 SilverAdnan HadžićSpain 2005 Almería KarateMen's -75 kg
 BronzeHamza AlićSpain 2005 Almería AthleticsMen's shot put
 BronzeAmel MekićSpain 2005 Almería JudoMen's -100 kg
 BronzeMerima SoftićSpain 2005 Almería KarateWomen's Open
 SilverHamza AlićItaly 2009 Pescara AthleticsMen's shot put
 SilverLarisa CerićItaly 2009 Pescara JudoWomen's +78 kg
 SilverMerima SoftićItaly 2009 Pescara KarateWomen's +68 kg
 BronzeVelibor VidićItaly 2009 Pescara BoxingMen's -69 kg
 BronzeAmel MekićItaly 2009 Pescara JudoMen's -100 kg
 BronzeEdin MuslićItaly 2009 Pescara KarateMen's -100 kg
 BronzeArnela OdžakovićItaly 2009 Pescara KarateWomen's -68 kg
 BronzeKemal TajićItaly 2009 Pescara WrestlingMen's Freestyle -96 kg
 SilverAmel MekićTurkey 2013 Mersin JudoMen's -100 kg
 BronzeHamza AlićTurkey 2013 Mersin AthleticsMen's shot put
 BronzeDžemal BošnjakTurkey 2013 Mersin BoxingMen's -81 kg
 BronzeLarisa CerićTurkey 2013 Mersin JudoWomen's +78 kg
 GoldHamza AlićSpain 2018 Tarragona AthleticsMen's shot put
 SilverNefisa Berberović
Dea Herdželaš		Spain 2018 Tarragona TennisWomen's doubles
 BronzeMesud PezerSpain 2018 Tarragona AthleticsMen's shot put
 BronzeAbedin MujezinovićSpain 2018 Tarragona AthleticsMen's 800 m
 BronzeDejan MileusnićSpain 2018 Tarragona AthleticsMen's javelin throw
 GoldLana PudarAlgeria 2022 Oran SwimmingWomen's 200 m butterfly
 GoldLana PudarAlgeria 2022 Oran SwimmingWomen's 100 m butterfly
 BronzeNejra SipovićAlgeria 2022 Oran KarateWomen's -61 kg
 BronzeHamza TuruljaAlgeria 2022 Oran KarateMen's -75 kg
 BronzeRijad DžuhoAlgeria 2022 Oran KarateMen's +84 kg
 BronzeAnđela SamardžićAlgeria 2022 Oran JudoWomen's -57 kg
 BronzeToni MiletićAlgeria 2022 Oran JudoMen's -90 kg
 BronzeLarisa CerićAlgeria 2022 Oran JudoWomen's +78 kg

Athletes with most medals

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The Bosnian athletes who won the most gold medals in the history of the Mediterranean Games is the swimmer Lana Pudar and the most medals winner is the shot putter Hamza Alić.

Athlete Sport Games Total
Lana Pudar  Swimming 2022 2 0 0 2
Hamza Alić  Athletics 2005, 2009, 2013, 2018 1 1 2 4
Arnela Odžaković  Karate 2005, 2009 1 0 1 2
Larisa Cerić  Judo 2009, 2013, 2022 0 1 2 3
Amel Mekić  Judo 2005, 2009, 2013 0 1 2 3
Adnan Hadžić  Karate 2001, 2005 0 1 1 2
Merima Softić  Karate 2005, 2009 0 1 1 2

Notes: athletes in bold are still active.

See also

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