Olympische Sommerspiele 1988/Teilnehmer (Luxemburg)
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Luxemburg nahm an den Olympischen Sommerspielen 1988 in Seoul, Südkorea, mit einer Delegation von acht Sportlern (fünf Männer und drei Frauen) teil.
Fahnenträger bei der Eröffnungsfeier war der Schütze Roland Jacoby.
Teilnehmer nach Sportarten
Bogenschießen
- Ilse Martha Ries-Hotz
- Frauen, Einzel: 48. Platz
Leichtathletik
- Justin Gloden
- Marathon: 38. Platz
- Marco Sowa
- 20 Kilometer Gehen: Disqualifiziert
- Danièle Kaber
- Frauen, Marathon: 7. Platz
Schießen
- Jean-Claude Kremer
- Luftgewehr: 34. Platz
- Roland Jacoby
- Kleinkaliber liegend: 53. Platz
Schwimmen
- Yves Clausse
- 50 Meter Freistil: 28. Platz
- 100 Meter Freistil: 35. Platz
- 200 Meter Freistil: 38. Platz
- 100 Meter Freistil: 35. Platz
- 50 Meter Freistil: 28. Platz
- Nancy Arendt-Kemp
- Frauen, 100 Meter Brust: 29. Platz
- Frauen, 200 Meter Brust: 31. Platz
- Frauen, 100 Meter Brust: 29. Platz
Weblinks
- Luxemburgische Olympiamannschaft 1988 in der Datenbank von Sports-Reference (englisch; archiviert vom Original)
1 = Brunei nahm zwar an der Eröffnungs- und Schlussfeier teil, es handelt sich allerdings hierbei um einen Offiziellen und nicht um einen Sportler.
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