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Revision as of 18:49, 13 August 2022

Saint Raneau Summer Olympics 2022.png
Host citySaint Raneau, Albarine
MottoMade for sharing
(Albarinean: Venez partager)
Nations91
Athletes9,832
Events298 across 31 sports
Opening12 August, 2022
Closing26 August, 2022
Opened by
Chancellor Sadie Melhaven
Cauldron
Noe Bourbeau
StadiumNorth Harbour Stadium

The 2022 Summer Olympics, also known as the 2022 Saint Raneau Games, Saint Raneau 2022, or SR22 was an international multi-sport event for the Olympic Games held from August 12-26, 2022, in Saint Raneau, Albarine. They are the first Olympics held in Albarine and the first in Southern Adula since the 1986 Games in Santos, Alecburgh. Saint Raneau won the bid to host from a 6-entry session. The Games were opened on August 11th, 2022 by Chancellor Sadie Melhaven, and the cauldron was lit by Noe Bourbeau. The Games featured 298 medal events across 31 sports.

The Olympics saw the notable absense of several prominent committees, initially including that of Yuan who chose to boycott the Games following the Jinchon Sea crisis and international condemnation over the status of Gangkou, Pangchu, and Western Tasiastan. Other nations holding close relations with Yuan, mostly members of ACWAC including Barangadesh, Pekastan, and Kylastan also boycotted the Games. Yuan eventually returned to the games after the ouster of Xi Jingyi and the appointment of Qin Chen, but their athlete attendance was their lowest to date.

Bidding and Election

Saint Raneau, Allengin, Adrikagorod, Gran Telea, Viitaniemi, and Arianna were the 6 candidate cities. The process was slowed by withdrawals, political uncertainty, and deterring costs.

City Country Votes
Saint Raneau Albarine 41
Viitaniemi Caspiaa 16
Allengin Elbresia 11
Adrikagorod Slavic Union 9

Development and preparation

Medals

The Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals for Saint Raneau 2022.

On 24 July 2021, the designs of the medals were unveiled. The medals for the Olympic and Paralympic Games were designed by Opollo Aldenmann following a nationwide competition. A new feature shared with the Paralympic medals is that the ribbons contain one, two, or three silicone convex lines to distinguish gold, silver, and bronze medals, respectively.

Venues

Indoor

  • Bellis Stadium - Rugby
  • North Harbour Stadium - Rugby, Football (soccer), Baseball
  • ASB Tennis Centre - Tennis
  • University of Saint Raneau Sport Facilities - Athletics, Aquatics
  • Vector Arena - Basketball
  • Varry Arena -
  • Raneau Aquatics Events Centre - Aquatics
  • North Shore Events Centre -
  • Jones Cane Events Centre -

Outdoor

  • Eidel Park - Rugby
  • Eltenale Park Raceway - Horse-racing
  • Royal Saint Raneau Golf Club - Golf
  • Palm Beach - Volleyball
  • Racen Park - Archery, Cycling
  • North Harbour - Swimming, Rowing
  • North Harbour Stadium, utilized for rugby, football, and baseball

    North Harbour Stadium, utilized for rugby, football, and baseball

  • ASB Tennis Centre, utilized for tennis

    ASB Tennis Centre, utilized for tennis

  • Raneau Aquatics Events Centre, utilized for aquatics

    Raneau Aquatics Events Centre, utilized for aquatics

Games

Opening Ceremony

Formation of indigenous peoples of South Adula.

The opening ceremony took place at North Harbour Stadium on 11 August 2022. The ceremony highlighted aspects of both Albarinean and wider South Adulan history and culture, and featured a segment narrated by Adrien Dupuy with an appeal to environmental conservation and the prevention of global warming. The crowd in the stadium numbered 60,000 and the event was broadcast to an estimated global audience of three billion. The games were opened by Chancellor Sadie Melhaven. The Olympic cauldron was lit by long-distance runner Noe Bourbeau, the men's marathon bronze medalist at the 2004 Summer Games in Tofino.

After an emotional rendition of the Albarinean national anthem, sung and played on acoustic guitar by singer-songwriter Naomi Bombelles, video projections beamed on to the floor of the stadium explored the history of the country.

Starting with images of micro-organisms dividing - representing the beginning of life - the ceremony highlighted the contributions made by the nation's indigenous peoples, by Quetanan explorers, Emmirian conquerers, by slaves and by immigrants to Albarine's history and culture. Performers jumped and danced across projections of giant buildings, symbolising the cities of Albarine, while a recreation of a 14-bis biplane - the invention of Albarinean Mirey Dumont - drew one of the biggest cheers of the evening as it flew out of the arena.

In a stray from most traditional ceremonies which often exclusively centre on the host nation, the ceremony showed the flags of all Southern Adulan nations, with the names of every country and more than 1200 languages represented by the respective number of people, each representing individual indigenous populations.

One of the warmest welcomes of the evening was given to a team consisting of refugee athletes. They were the penultimate group to enter the stadium. International Olympic Committee president Silas Anthou said the team were sending "a message of hope to the millions of refugees around the globe".

The local crowd of 60,000 exploded with noise when the Albarinean team, with 2012 tennis champion Aude Tourneur flying the nation's flag, emerged into the stadium last of all, to chants of "Albarine, Albarine, Albarine".

Sports

Aquatics

Yuaneze swimmer Yang Suni after winning gold in the men's 100m backstroke
Elbresian swimmer Harrison Culver in the men's 200m backstroke
Beatavician Sonia Verhbahm in the Women's Archery Individual
Aquatics Diving
Event Gold Silver Bronze
3 m springboard (Men) Versenia Timeria Beatavic
3 m springboard (Women) Alecburgh Beatavic Jumbosa
10 m platform (Men) Jumbosa Janapa Zamastan
10 m platform (Women) Albarine Jumbosa Versenia
Swimming
200m freestyle (Men) Alecburgh Besmenia Beatavic
200m freestyle (Women) Unified Sera Albarine Drambenburg
400m freestyle (Men) Saint Offeat Drambenburg Jumbosa
400m freestyle (Women) Zamastan Jumbosa Alecburgh
1500m freestyle (Men) Timeria Beatavic Elbresia
1500m freestyle (Women) Beatavic Zamastan Kyti
100m backstroke (Men) Yuan Skarmia Timeria
100m backstroke (Women) Alecburgh Lutharia Caspiaa
200m backstroke (Men) Elbresia Zamastan Albarine
200m backstroke (Women) Albarine Emmiria Alecburgh
100m butterfly (Men) Quetana Jumbosa Unified Sera
100m butterfly (Women) Besmenia Albarine Alecburgh
200m butterfly (Men) Besmenia Caspiaa Yuan
200m butterfly (Women) Beatavic Alecburgh Yuan
100m medley (Men) Beleroskov Candatora Besmenia
100m medley (Women) Alecburgh Beatavic Skarmia
200m medley (Men) Versenia Jumbosa Albarine
200m medley (Women) Zamastan Drambenburg Alecburgh
Synchronized Swimming
Haduastan Kyti Emmiria
Water Polo
Timeria Sztrolawa Beatavic

Archery

Archery
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual (Men) Tine Durnstaal Kossmil
Individual (Women) Beatavic Sulifa Alecburgh
Teams (Men) United Cavollon Beatavic Tine
Teams (Women) Beatavic Unified Sera Durnstaal

Athletics

Athletics
Event Gold Silver Bronze
200 metres (Men)
200 metres (Women)
400 metres (Men)
400 metres (Women)
800 metres (Men)
800 metres (Women)
1500 metres (Men)
1500 metres (Women)
5000 metres (Men)
5000 metres (Women)
10 000 metres (Men)
10 000 metres (Women)
110 metres hurdles (Men)
110 metres hurdles (Women)
400 metres hurdles (Men)
400 metres hurdles (Women)
3000 metres steeplechase (Men)
3000 metres steeplechase (Women)
Marathon (Men)
Marathon (Women)
High Jump (Men)
High Jump (Women)
Pole Vault (Men)
Pole Vault (Women)
Long Jump (Men)
Long Jump (Women)
Triple Jump (Men)
Triple Jump (Women)
Shotput (Men)
Shotput (Women)
Discus Throw (Men)
Discus Throw (Women)
Hammer Throw (Men)
Hammer Throw (Women)
Javelin Throw (Men)
Javelin Throw (Women)
Decathlon (Men)
Decathlon (Women)

Baseball and Basketball

Baseball
Gold Silver Bronze
Team of 20 Team of 20 Team of 20


Basketball
Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Women

Boxing

Boxing
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Flyweight (Men) Drambenburg Artaska West Chanchajilla
Flyweight (Women) Durnstaal Selle Paraboca
Lightweight (Men) Slavic Union Albarine Emmiria
Lightweight (Women) Albarine Drambenburg Slavic Union
Welterweight (Men) Drambenburg Kossmil Albarine
Welterweight (Women) Kossmil Saint Croix and Bens Alecburgh
Middleweight (Men) Slavic Union Drambenburg Saint Croix and Bens
Middleweight (Women) Constantio Besmenia Slavic Union
Heavyweight (Men) Unified Sera Durnstaal Saint Croix and Bens
Heavyweight (Women) Emmiria Beatavic Sulifa
Super Heavyweight (Men) Drambenburg Timeria Beatavic
Super Heavyweight (Women) Constantio Durnstaal Drambenburg

Canoeing

Canoeing
Event Gold Silver Bronze
200 m (Men) Alecburgh Besmenia Kalea
200 m (Women) Kalea Janapa Qolaysia
500 m (Men) Besmenia Sulifa Kalea
500 m (Women) Kossmil Alecburgh Janapa
1000 m (Men) Saint Croix and Bens Janapa Kossmil
1000 m (Women) Sztrolawa Janapa Kossmil
1500 m (Men) Alecburgh Sulifa United Cavollon
1500 m (Women) Saint Astaba and Beck United Cavollon Kalea

Cycling

Cycling
Event Gold Silver Bronze
BMX (Men)
BMX (Women)
Cross-country (Men)
Cross-country (Women)
Road race (Men)
Road race (Women)
Time trial (Men)
Time trial (Women)
Omnium (Men)
Omnium (Women)
Team pursuit (Men)
Team pursuit (Women)
Team sprint (Men)
Team sprint (Women)

Fencing

Fencing
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Epee individual (Men)
Epee individual (Women)
Foil individual (Men)
Foil individual (Women)
Saber individual (Men)
Saber individual (Women)

Field Hockey

Field Hockey
Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Team of 11 Team of 11 Team of 11
Women
Team of 11 Team of 11 Team of 11

Football

Football
Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Team of 11 Team of 11 Team of 11
Women
Team of 11 Team of 11 Team of 11

Golf

Golf
Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Women

Gymnastics

Gymnastics
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Balance beam (Men)
Balance beam (Women)
Floor (Men)
Floor (Women)
Parallel bars (Men)
Parallel bars (Women)
Pommel horse (Men)
Pommel horse (Women)
Vault (Men)
Vault (Women)

Handball

Handball
Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Women

Judo

Judo
Event Gold Silver Bronze
48kg (Men)
48kg (Women)
54kg (Men)
54kg (Women)
60kg (Men)
60kg (Women)
66kg (Men)
66kg (Women)
72kg (Men)
72kg (Women)
80kg (Men)
80kg (Women)
90kg (Men)
90kg (Women)
100kg (Men)
100kg (Women)

Modern Pentathlon

Modern pentathlon
Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Women

Rowing

Rowing
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Single sculls (Men)
Single sculls (Women)
Double sculls (Men)
Double sculls (Women)
Pair (Men)
Pair (Women)
Four (Men)
Four (Women)
Eight (Men)
Eight (Women)

Rugby

Rugby
Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Women

Sailing

Sailing
Event Gold Silver Bronze
RS:X (Men)
RS:X (Women)
Finn (Men)
Finn (Women)
Nacra 17 (Men)
Nacra 17 (Women)
470 (Men)
470 (Women)
49er (Men)
49er (Women)

Table Tennis

Table Tennis
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Singles (Men)
Singles (Women)
Team (Men)
Team (Women)

Taekwondo

Taekwondo
Event Gold Silver Bronze
58 kg (Men)
58 kg (Women)
68 kg (Men)
68 kg (Women)
80 kg (Men)
80 kg (Women)
+80 kg (Men)
+80 kg (Women)

Tennis

Tennis
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Singles (Men) Durnstaal Beatavic Skarmia
Singles (Women) Timeria Artaska Beatavic
Doubles (Men) Beatavic Yuan Kossmil
Doubles (Women) Qolaysia Unified Sera Kalea

Triathlon

Triathlon
Gold Silver Bronze
Men
Women

Volleyball

Volleyball
Event Gold Silver Bronze
Volleyball (Men) Kalea Timeria Quetana
Volleyball (Women) New Elkland Zamastan Quetana
Beach Volleyball (Men) Sztrolawa Albarine Zamastan
Beach Volleyball (Women) Vuswistan Besmenia Kalea

Weightlifting

Weightlifting
Event Gold Silver Bronze
56 kg (Men)
56 kg (Women)
62 kg (Men)
62 kg (Women)
69 kg (Men)
69 kg (Women)
77 kg (Men)
77 kg (Women)
85 kg (Men)
85 kg (Women)
94 kg (Men)
94 kg (Women)
105 kg (Men)
105 kg (Women)

Wrestling

Wrestling
Event Gold Silver Bronze
freestyle 57 kg (Men)
freestyle 57 kg (Women)
freestyle 65 kg (Men)
freestyle 65 kg (Women)
freestyle 74 kg (Men)
freestyle 74 kg (Women)
freestyle 86 kg (Men)
freestyle 86 kg (Women)
freestyle 97 kg (Men)
freestyle 97 kg (Women)
freestyle 125 kg (Men)
freestyle 125 kg (Women)

Participating National Olympic Committees

Participating National Olympic Committees

Medal Count

Rank Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 country
2 country
3 country
4 country
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