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Aleksandra Ivošev

Aleksandra Ivošev (born on 17 March 1974), a member of shooting club "Novi Sad 1790", coach Janoš Juhas. Took up shooting in 1987.
She won her first international medal at the European Championships in Zenica in 1990. With 579 points she ranked second in the 3 x 20 shots. At the European Championships in Bologna in 1991 she won two titles (3 x 20 shots with 580 points and 60 shots prone with 590 points).
At the Olympic Games in Athens she won the only two Yugoslav shooting medals and was the most successful Yugoslav athlete.


Aleksandra Ivošev

  
Shooting - Olympic medals
 
  
             
      Games of the XXVI Olympiad - Atlanta 1996      
             
      Aleksandra Ivošev, shooting, small-bore rifle, three positions, GOLD MEDAL
(38 competitors, 21 nations)

1. Aleksandra Ivošev (YUG) 587 99,1 / 686,1
2. Irina Gerasimenok (RUS) 585 95,1 / 680,1
3. Renata Mauer (POL) 589 90,8 / 679,8
4. Kirsten Obel (GER) 584 95,2 / 679,2
5. Monika Matova (BUL) 584 94,8 / 678,8
6. Hjun Ah Kong (KOR) 583 92,8 / 675,8
7. Elizabet Borland (SAD) 583 91 / 674
8. Tatjana Nesterova (UKR) 581 92,3 / 673,3





Aleksandra Ivošev, shooting, air rifle, BRONZE MEDAL
RESULTS (49 competitors, 33 nations)

1. Renata Mauer (POL) 395 102,6 / 497,6
2. Petra Horneber (GER) 397 100,4 / 497,4
3. Aleksandra Ivošev (YUG) 395 102,2 / 497,2
4. Valeri Beleno (FRA) 395 101,6 / 496,6
5. Olga Pogrebnjak (BLR) 394 102,4 / 496,4
6. Marta Nedvedova (CZE) 395 100,1 / 495,1
7. Eva Jo (HUN) 393 101,5 / 494,5
8. Lesija Leskiv (UKR) 394 100,2 / 494,2

  



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