Romania at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships

Romania at the
World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
IOC codeROU
Medals
Gold
48
Silver
45
Bronze
42
Total
135

Romania first participated at the 1954 World Championships where their women's team placed fourth.[1] At the 1958 World Championships Romania won their first medal, a bronze, in the women's team final.[2]

Medalists

Medal Name Year Event
 Bronze Elena Mărgărit, Atanasia Ionescu, Sonia Iovan, Emilia Vătășoiu, Elena Săcălici, Elena Leuşteanu Soviet Union 1958 Moscow Women's team
 Gold Dan Grecu Bulgaria 1974 Varna Men's rings
 Silver Nadia Comăneci, Emilia Eberle, Marilena Neacsu, Teodora Ungureanu, Anca Grigoraș, Marilena Vlădărău France 1978 Strasbourg Women's team
 Silver Nadia Comăneci Women's vault
 Bronze Emilia Eberle Women's uneven bars
 Bronze Dan Grecu Men's rings
 Gold Nadia Comăneci Women's balance beam
 Bronze Emilia Eberle
 Bronze Emilia Eberle Women's floor exercise
 Gold Nadia Comăneci, Rodica Dunca, Emilia Eberle, Melita Ruhn, Dumitriţa Turner, Marilena Vladarau United States 1979 Fort Worth Women's team
 Bronze Melita Ruhn Women's all-around
 Gold Dumitriţa Turner Women's vault
 Bronze Emilia Eberle Women's uneven bars
 Silver Dan Grecu Men's rings
 Gold Emilia Eberle Women's floor exercise
 Bronze Melita Ruhn
 Silver Lavinia Agache, Mirela Barbălată, Laura Cutina, Simona Renciu, Mihaela Stănuleţ, Ecaterina Szabo Hungary 1983 Budapest Women's team
 Bronze Ecaterina Szabo Women's all-around
 Silver Lavinia Agache Women's vault
 Silver Ecaterina Szabo
 Silver Lavinia Agache Women's uneven bars
 Silver Ecaterina Szabo
 Bronze Lavinia Agache Women's balance beam
 Gold Ecaterina Szabo Women's floor exercise
 Silver Laura Cutina, Eugenia Golea, Celestina Popa, Daniela Silivaș, Ecaterina Szabo, Camelia Voinea Canada 1985 Montreal Women's team
 Silver Ecaterina Szabo Women's vault
 Gold Daniela Silivaș Women's balance beam
 Silver Ecaterina Szabo
 Gold Aurelia Dobre, Daniela Silivaș, Ecaterina Szabo, Camelia Voinea, Eugenia Golea, Celestina Popa Netherlands 1987 Rotterdam Women's team
 Gold Aurelia Dobre Women's all-around
 Bronze Daniela Silivaș
 Silver Eugenia Golea Women's vault
 Bronze Aurelia Dobre
 Gold Daniela Silivaș Women's uneven bars
 Gold Aurelia Dobre Women's balance beam
 Bronze Ecaterina Szabo
 Gold Daniela Silivaș Women's floor exercise
 Bronze Aurelia Dobre
 Silver Daniela Silivaș, Gabriela Potorac, Cristina Bontaș, Eugenia Popa, Lăcrămioara Filip, Aurelia Dobre West Germany 1989 Stuttgart Women's team
 Silver Cristina Bontaș Women's vault
 Gold Daniela Silivaș Women's uneven bars
 Gold Daniela Silivaș Women's balance beam
 Bronze Gabriela Potorac
 Gold Daniela Silivaș Women's floor exercise
 Bronze Cristina Bontaș
 Bronze Cristina Bontaş, Mirela Pasca, Lavinia Miloșovici, Vanda Hadarean, Maria Neculita, Eugenia Popa United States 1991 Indianapolis Women's team
 Bronze Cristina Bontaş Women's all-around
 Gold Lavinia Miloșovici Women's vault
 Bronze Lavinia Miloșovici Women's balance beam
 Gold Cristina Bontaş Women's floor exercise
 Gold Lavinia Miloșovici France 1992 Paris Women's uneven bars
 Bronze Mirela Pașca
 Silver Maria Neculiță Women's balance beam
 Bronze Maria Neculiță Women's floor exercise
 Silver Gina Gogean United Kingdom 1993 Birmingham Women's all-around
 Silver Lavinia Miloșovici Women's vault
 Bronze Andreea Cacovean Women's uneven bars
 Gold Lavinia Miloșovici Women's balance beam
 Bronze Gina Gogean
 Silver Gina Gogean Women's floor exercise
 Silver Marius Gherman Men's horizontal bar
 Silver Lavinia Miloșovici Australia 1994 Brisbane Women's all-around
 Gold Gina Gogean Women's vault
 Bronze Lavinia Miloșovici
 Gold Marius Urzică Men's pommel horse
 Bronze Dan Burincă Men's rings
 Silver Lavinia Miloșovici Women's floor exercise
 Bronze Gina Gogean
 Gold Simona Amânar, Gina Gogean, Nadia Hațegan, Ionela Loaieș, Daniela Mărănducă, Lavinia Miloșovici, Claudia Presăcan Germany Dortmund Women's team
 Bronze Dan Burincă, Adrian Ianculescu, Cristian Leric, Nistor Şandro, Nicu Stroia, Marius Urzică, Nicolae Bejenaru Japan 1995 Sabae Men's team
 Gold Lavinia Miloșovici, Gina Gogean, Simona Amânar, Alexandra Marinescu, Andreea Cacovean, Claudia Presăcan, Nadia Hațegan Women's team
 Bronze Lavinia Miloșovici Women's all-around
 Gold Simona Amânar Women's vault
 Bronze Gina Gogean
 Silver Dan Burincă Men's rings
 Gold Gina Gogean Women's floor exercise
 Gold Gina Gogean Puerto Rico 1996 San Juan Women's vault
 Silver Simona Amânar
 Silver Alexandra Marinescu Women's balance beam
 Gold Gina Gogean Women's floor exercise
 Bronze Lavinia Miloșovici
 Gold Simona Amânar, Claudia Presăcan, Gina Gogean, Alexandra Marinescu, Corina Ungureanu, Mirela Tugurlan Switzerland 1997 Lausanne Women's team
 Silver Simona Amânar Women's all-around
 Gold Simona Amânar Women's vault
 Bronze Gina Gogean
 Bronze Adrian Ianculescu Men's vault
 Gold Gina Gogean Women's balance beam
 Gold Gina Gogean Women's floor exercise
 Gold Maria Olaru, Andreea Răducan, Simona Amânar, Andreea Isărescu, Corina Ungureanu, Loredana Boboc China 1999 Tianjin Women's team
 Gold Maria Olaru Women's all-around
 Silver Simona Amânar Women's vault
 Bronze Maria Olaru
 Silver Marius Urzică Men's pommel horse
 Silver Andreea Răducan Women's balance beam
 Gold Andreea Răducan Women's floor exercise
 Silver Simona Amânar
 Gold Andreea Răducan, Sabina Cojocar, Andreea Ulmeanu, Silvia Stroescu, Carmen Ionescu, Loredana Boboc Belgium 2001 Ghent Women's team
 Bronze Andreea Răducan Women's all-around
 Gold Marian Drăgulescu Men's floor exercise
 Bronze Andreea Răducan Women's vault
 Gold Marius Urzică Men's pommel horse
 Gold Marian Drăgulescu Men's vault
 Gold Andreea Răducan Women's balance beam
 Gold Andreea Răducan Women's floor exercise
 Gold Marian Drăgulescu Hungary 2002 Debrecen Men's floor exercise
 Gold Marius Urzică Men's pommel horse
 Silver Oana Petrovschi Women's uneven bars
 Silver Oana Ban Women's balance beam
 Silver Cătălina Ponor, Oana Ban, Alexandra Eremia, Andreea Munteanu, Monica Roșu, Florica Leonida United States 2003 Anaheim Women's team
 Silver Marian Drăgulescu Men's vault
 Silver Cătălina Ponor Women's balance beam
 Silver Cătălina Ponor Women's floor exercise
 Silver Ioan Silviu Suciu Australia 2005 Melbourne Men's pommel horse
 Gold Marian Drăgulescu Men's vault
 Bronze Alin Jivan
 Bronze Cătălina Ponor Women's balance beam
 Bronze Sandra Izbașa Denmark 2006 Aarhus Women's all-around
 Gold Marian Drăgulescu Men's floor exercise
 Gold Marian Drăgulescu Men's vault
 Silver Sandra Izbașa Women's balance beam
 Bronze Steliana Nistor, Sandra Izbașa, Cătălina Ponor, Daniela Druncea, Cerasela Pătrașcu, Andreea Grigore Germany 2007 Stuttgart Women's team
 Silver Steliana Nistor Women's all-around
 Silver Ilie Daniel Popescu Men's vault
 Silver Steliana Nistor Women's balance beam
 Gold Marian Drăgulescu United Kingdom 2009 London Men's floor exercise
 Bronze Ana Porgras Women's uneven bars
 Gold Marian Drăgulescu Men's vault
 Silver Flavius Koczi
 Gold Ana Porgras Netherlands 2010 Rotterdam Women's balance beam
 Silver Diana Chelaru Women's floor exercise
 Bronze Larisa Iordache Belgium 2013 Antwerp Women's floor exercise
 Silver Larisa Iordache China 2014 Nanning Women's all-around
 Silver Larisa Iordache Women's floor exercise
 Bronze Larisa Iordache United Kingdom 2015 Glasgow Women's all-around
 Silver Marian Drăgulescu Men's vault

Medal tables

By gender

GenderGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Women363637109
Men129526

By event

EventGoldSilverBronzeTotal
Women's floor exercise106824
Women's balance beam88723
Women's team75315
Women's vault69621
Men's vault44210
Men's floor exercise4004
Women's uneven bars33511
Men's pommel horse3205
Women's individual all-around25815
Men's rings1225
Men's horizontal bar0101
Men's team0011
Men's individual all-around0000
Men's parallel bars0000

Junior World medalists

Medal Name Year Event
 Gold Gabriel Burtănete Hungary 2019 Győr Boys' vault
 Silver Gabriela Vănoagă Turkey 2023 Antalya Girls' balance beam

References

  1. ^ Huguenin, Andre. 100 Years of the International Gymnastics Federation: 1881-1981 (PDF). Translated by Unger, Beatrice. International Gymnastics Federation. pp. 86–87.
  2. ^ "Most successful women coach-world record set by Maria Bitang". World Record Academy.