2022 Summer Olympic Games (Iearth)

Host city	Saint Raneau, Albarine
Motto	Made for sharing (Albarinean: Venez partager)
Nations	91
Athletes	9,832
Events	298 across 31 sports
Opening	12 August, 2022
Closing	26 August, 2022
Opened by	Chancellor Sadie Melhaven
Cauldron	Noe Bourbeau
Stadium	North 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

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

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  ASB Tennis Centre, utilized for tennis

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  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)	Unified Sera	Shoassau	Vitosium
	200 metres (Women)	Durnstaal	Shoassau	Drambenburg
	400 metres (Men)	Jumbosa	Beatavic	Kossmil
	400 metres (Women)	Albarine	Saint Croix and Bens	Drambenburg
	800 metres (Men)	Unified Sera	Drambenburg	Shoassau
	800 metres (Women)	Durnstaal	Saint Croix and Bens	Alecburgh
	1500 metres (Men)	Saint Croix and Bens	Beatavic	Kossmil
	1500 metres (Women)	Drambenburg	Jumbosa	Alecburgh
	5000 metres (Men)	East Chanchajilla	Jumbosa	Unified Sera
	5000 metres (Women)	Albarine	Durnstaal	Timeria
	10 000 metres (Men)	Timeria	Elastan	Besmenia
	10 000 metres (Women)	Unified Sera	Lutharia	Caspiaa
	110 metres hurdles (Men)	Sztrolawa	Unified Sera	East Chanchajilla
	110 metres hurdles (Women)	East Chanchajilla	Vitosium	Alecburgh
	400 metres hurdles (Men)	Timeria	Kalea	Beatavic
	400 metres hurdles (Women)	Vitosium	Durnstaal	Shoassau
	3000 metres steeplechase (Men)	Durnstaal	Elastan	Kossmil
	3000 metres steeplechase (Women)	Besmenia	Elastan	Yuan
	Marathon (Men)	Timeria	Drambenburg	Zamastan
	Marathon (Women)	Alecburgh	Saint Croix and Bens	Besmenia
	High Jump (Men)	Unified Sera	Saint Croix and Bens	Zamastan
	High Jump (Women)	Albarine	Unified Sera	Jumbosa
	Pole Vault (Men)	Drambenburg	Kalea	Saint Croix and Bens
	Pole Vault (Women)	Vitosium	Beatavic	Shoassau
	Long Jump (Men)	Lutharia	Kalea	Shoassau
	Long Jump (Women)	Slavic Union	Zamastan	Timeria
	Triple Jump (Men)	Caspiaa	Constantio	Zamastan
	Triple Jump (Women)	Caspiaa	Slavic Union	Constantio
	Shotput (Men)	Kalea	Sztrolawa	Rio Palito
	Shotput (Women)	Haduastan	Versenia	Slavic Union
	Discus Throw (Men)	Haduastan	Versenia	Slavic Union
	Discus Throw (Women)	Drambenburg	Slavic Union	Rio Palito
	Hammer Throw (Men)	Kossmil	Constantio	Yubonia
	Hammer Throw (Women)	Kossmil	Vitosium	Tasiastan
	Javelin Throw (Men)	Haduastan	Tasiastan	Yubonia
	Javelin Throw (Women)	Zamastan	Apatonia	Haduastan
	Decathlon (Men)	Tasiastan	Vuswistan	Albarine
	Decathlon (Women)	Drambenburg	Haduastan	Buckingla

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)	Timeria	Beatavic	Kossmil
	BMX (Women)	Kossmil	Albarine	Kalea
	Cross-country (Men)	Tine	Beatavic	Vitosium
	Cross-country (Women)	Vitosium	Unified Sera	Alecburgh
	Road race (Men)	Sztrolawa	Kalea	Durnstaal
	Road race (Women)	Quetana	Beatavic	Kalea
	Time trial (Men)	Durnstaal	Unified Sera	Tine
	Time trial (Women)	Kalea	Timeria	Beatavic
	Omnium (Men)	Durnstaal	Kossmil	Albarine
	Omnium (Women)	Unified Sera	Tine	Besmenia
	Team pursuit (Men)	Durnstaal	Albarine	Quetana
	Team pursuit (Women)	Alcarres	Kossmil	Besmenia
	Team sprint (Men)	Emmiria	Unified Sera	Durnstaal
	Team sprint (Women)	Quetana	Somodi	Albarine

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

Albanovi (37) Albarine (456) Alcarres (73) Alecburgh (126) Alluna (22) Alterrame (12) Andaluni (73) Apatonia (33) Arenacia (58) Artaska (45) Artegana (67) Austrolis (102) Beatavic (129) Beleroskov (155) Besmenia (152) Buckingla (54) Cadair (88) Cakala (12) Candatora (45) Caspiaa (255) Constantio (122) Costa Sarba (14) Cylata (37) Democratic Aurea (25) Drambenburg (231) Durnstaal (143) East Chanchajilla (62) Elastan (25) Elborra (40) Elbresia (114) Emmiria (320) Gladysynthia (44) Haduastan (56) Icadania (41) Iobaray (13) Jaginistan (2) Janapa (15) Jumbosa (33) Jyau (19) Kalea Con. (80) Kossmil (141) Kuresa (46) Kyti (65) Latilli (41) Laurichesse (4) Lower Aseu (9) Lutharia (77) MCI (8) Molenia (33) New Anea (73) North Kandson (62) North Shebat (65) Nual (12) Ossinia (42) Ossotia (5) Pangchu (18) Paraboca (165) Pekastan (9) Peoratia (28) Pian Islands (22) Qolaysia (78) Quetana (344) Rio Palito (40) Ruskayn (110) SAB (26) SCB (61) Saint Lorrain (11) Saint Offeat (82) San Martina (34) Siniapore (55) Shoassau (69) Skarmia (43) Slavic Union (109) Somodi (34) South Shebat (29) Sulifa (30) Sztrolawa (63) Tasiastan (162) Terevi (23) Timeria (276) Tine (62) Tunio (20) Unified Sera (191) United Cavollon (76) Utobania (75) Versenia (118) Vitosium (208) Vuswistan (67) West Chanchajilla (13) Yuan (359) Yubonia (30) Zamastan (423)

Medal Count

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