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1. Brigita Bukovec
Alpine skiing
2. Rajmond Debevec
Hammer Throw
3. Primoz Kozmus
Shooting
4. Jakov Fak
Football
5. Teja Gregorin
Alpine skiing
6. Tina Maze
Biathlon
7. Zan Kosir
Biathlon
8. Marko Elsner
Ski Jumping
9. Matjaz Debelak
Snowboarding
10. Jure Franko
Track & Field
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. Brigita Bukovec
Answer: Track & Field
Silver medalist at the 1996 games in Atlanta, Georgia. She won in the 100m Hurdles. Born May 21, 1970, Bukovec competed on the international stage from 1988-1999, including two Olympic Games. She had a personal best time with 12.59 seconds during her silver medal-winning performance.
2. Rajmond Debevec
Answer: Shooting
Gold medalist in the 2000 games in Sydney, Australia. That was for the 50-meter rifle in 3 positions, he was also a bronze medalist at the 2008 Beijing, China games in the same event. In 2012 at the London, England games he earned a bronze medal in the 50-meter rifle, prone position. He participated in eight Olympic games in all (1984-88-92-96-2000-04-08-12).
3. Primoz Kozmus
Answer: Hammer Throw
Gold medalist at the 2008 games in Beijing, China. He also took a silver at the 2012 games in London, England in the same event. Hammer throw is a field event that involved putting a shot put in a bag and throwing it, it's somewhat a combination of the shot put and javelin events.
4. Jakov Fak
Answer: Biathlon
Silver medalist in the 2018 games Pyeongchang, China. He also won a bronze medal in the 10 km sprint skiing event at th2 2010 games, but he was representing Croatia at the time. It was shortly after the 2010 games that he changed his citizenship to Slovenia and began competing for his new country.
5. Teja Gregorin
Answer: Biathlon
Bronze medalist in the 2014 Sochi, Russia games. She competed in the 2010 games as well, but failed to medal. Years after the 2019 games, her urine samples were found to have tested possible for human growth hormones, meaning she was technically disqualified from her 9th place finish.
6. Tina Maze
Answer: Alpine skiing
She took silver medals in the Women's giant slalom, and the Women's Super-G at the 2010 games in Vancouver, Canada. She also won gold medals in Women's downhill and Women's giant slalom at the 2014 games in Sochi, Russia.
7. Zan Kosir
Answer: Snowboarding
He won a bronze in both the Pyeongchang and Sochi games in the Men's parallel giant slalom. He also won a silver medal in Pyeongchang for the parallel slalom.
8. Marko Elsner
Answer: Football
Srečko Katanec, and Marko Elsner were both on the bronze medal winning team that played under the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia team. Once that country broke up, the medal winners from those teams have traditionally been credited based on where they were born in the non-unified country.
Hence Katanec and Elsner were credited as Slovenia medal winners for their role on the 1984 team that played in Los Angeles, California.
9. Matjaz Debelak
Answer: Ski Jumping
Debelak was on the silver medal winning Team large hill in the 1987 games in Calgary, Canada. At the same games, he won a bronze medal for Large hill individual jumping. Debelak's best finish at the Nordic World Ski Championships was sixth in the individual normal hill in 1989. He retired in 1990.
10. Jure Franko
Answer: Alpine skiing
Silver medalist in the Men's giant slalom event at the 1984 games in Sarejavo, Yugoslavia, which later become Slovenia after the country split up. He represented Yugoslavia at the 1984 games, but is listed as a Slovenian athlete in that countries records.
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