Message Boards Nagano Maps Olympic Records Time Conversion Athlete of the Day Nagano Weather Nagano Info Was It Worth It? Despite the loutish behavior of the U.S. hockey team and the favorites' early ouster, the answer is, Yes, this was a dream of a tournament Golden Girls A talented U.S. women's hockey team showed its mettle by defeating favored Canada A Holy Tara While Michelle Kwan was all business, Tara Lipinski was determined to make friends and have fun, and she left Nagano with a cool keepsake

Figure Skating - Singles Results 1908 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Madge Syers (Great Britain) Men -- Ulrich Salchow (Sweden) Silver Women -- Elsa Rendschmidt (Germany) Men -- Richard Johansson (Sweden) Bronze Women -- Dorothy Greenhough Smith (Great Britain) Men -- Per Thoren (Sweden) 1920 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Magda Julin (Sweden) Men -- Gillis Grafstrom (Sweden) Silver Women -- Svea Noren (Sweden) Men -- Andreas Krogh (Norway) Bronze Women -- Theresa Weld (United States) Men -- Martin Stixrud (Norway) 1924 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Herma Planck Szabo (Austria) Men -- Gillis Grafstrom (Sweden) Silver Women -- Beatrix Loughran (United States) Men -- Willy Bockl (Austria) Bronze Women -- Ethel Muckelt (Great Britain) Men -- Georges Gautschi (Switzerland) 1928 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Sonja Henie (Norway) Men -- Gillis Grafstrom (Sweden) Silver Women -- Fritzi Burger (Austria) Men -- Willy Bockl (Austria) Bronze Women -- Beatrix Loughran (United States) Men -- Robert von Zeebroeck (Belgium) 1932 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Sonja Henie (Norway) Men -- Karl Schafer (Austria) Silver Women -- Fritzi Burger (Austria) Men -- Gillis Grafstrom (Sweden) Bronze Women -- Maribel Vinson (United States) Men -- Montgomery Wilson (Canada) 1936 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Sonja Henie (Norway) Men -- Karl Schafer (Austria) Silver Women -- Cecilia Colledge (Great Britain) Men -- Ernst Baier (Germany) Bronze Women -- Vivi-Anne Hulten (Sweden) Men -- Felix Kaspar (Austria) 1948 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Barbara Ann Scott (Canada) Men -- Richard "Dick" Button (United States) Silver Women -- Eva Pawlik (Austria) Men -- Hans Gerschwiler (Switzerland) Bronze Women -- Jeanette Altwegg (Great Britain) Men -- Edi Rada (Austria) 1952 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Jeanette Altwegg (Great Britain) Men -- Richard "Dick" Button (United States) Silver Women -- Tenley Albright (United States) Men -- Helmut Seibt (Austria) Bronze Women -- Jacqueline du Bief (France) Men -- James Grogan (United States) 1956 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Tenley Albright (United States) Men -- Hayes Alan Jenkins (United States) Silver Women -- Carol Heiss (United States) Men -- Ronald Robertson (United States) Bronze Women -- Ingrid Wendl (Austria) Men -- David Jenkins (United States) 1960 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Carol Heiss (United States) Men -- David Jenkins (United States) Silver Women -- Sjoukje Dijkstra (Netherlands) Men -- Karol Divin (Czechoslovakia) Bronze Women -- Barbara Roles (United States) Men -- Donald Jackson (Canada) 1964 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Sjoukje Dijkstra (Netherlands) Men -- Manfred Schnelldorfer (Germany) Silver Women -- Regine Heitzer (Austria) Men -- Alain Calmat (France) Bronze Women -- Petra Burka (Canada) Men -- Scott Allen (United States) 1968 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Peggy Fleming (United States) Men -- Wolfgang Schwarz (Austria) Silver Women -- Gabriele Seyfert (East Germany) Men -- Timothy Wood (United States) Bronze Women -- Hana Maskova (Czechoslovakia) Men -- Patrick Pera (France) 1972 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Beatrix Schuba (Austria) Men -- Ondrej Nepela (Czechoslovakia) Silver Women -- Karen Magnussen (Canada) Men -- Sergei Chetveroukhin (Soviet Union) Bronze Women -- Janet Lynn (United States) Men -- Patrick Pera (France) 1976 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Dorothy Hamill (United States) Men -- John Curry (Great Britain) Silver Women -- Dianne de Leeuw (Netherlands) Men -- Vladimir Kovalev (Soviet Union) Bronze Women -- Christine Errath (East Germany) Men -- Toller Cranston (Canada) 1980 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Anett Potzsch (East Germany) Men -- Robin Cousins (Great Britain) Silver Women -- Linda Fratianne (United States) Men -- Jan Hoffman (East Germany) Bronze Women -- Dagmar Lurz (Germany) Men -- Charles Tickner (United States) 1984 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Katarina Witt (East Germany) Men -- Scott Hamilton (United States) Silver Women -- Rosalyn Sumners (United States) Men -- Brian Orser (Canada) Bronze Women -- Kira Ivanova (Soviet Union) Men -- Josef Sabovcik (Czechoslovakia) 1988 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Katarina Witt (East Germany) Men -- Brian Boitano (United States) Silver Women -- Elizabeth Manley (Canada) Men -- Brian Orser (Canada) Bronze Women -- Debra Thomas (United States) Men -- Viktor Petrenko (Soviet Union) 1992 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Kristi Yamaguchi (United States) Men -- Viktor Petrenko (Unified Team) Silver Women -- Midori Ito (Japan) Men -- Paul Wylie (United States) Bronze Women -- Nancy Kerrigan (United States) Men -- Petr Barna (Czechoslovakia) 1994 Medal Winners Gold Women -- Oksana Baiul (Ukraine) Men -- Aleksei Urmanov (Russia) Silver Women -- Nancy Kerrigan (United States) Men -- Elvis Stojko (Canada) Bronze Women -- Lu Chen (China) Men -- Philippe Candeloro (France) Information compiled by the Sports Illustrated Library Copyright © 1999 CNN/SI. 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