ALL-TIME CANADIAN MEDALS BY YEAR

2009 BELGRADE, SERBIA (2 gold, 7 silver, 6 bronze: 15 total)

Gold
Athletics: Women 4x400 (Muir, Nelson, Hyacinthe, Akinsule)
Swimming: Kevyn Peterson, 400 Free

Silver
Athletics: Jim Steacy, Hammer Throw
Athletics: Michael Mason, High Jump
Athletics: Esther Akinsule, 400m
Swimming: Keith Beavers, 200 IM
Swimming: Katy Murdoch, 100 Back
Swimming: Kevyn Peterson, 200 Free
Swimming: Women 4x200 Free (Murdoch, Peterson, Hendriks, Mitchell)

Bronze
Athletics: Ruky Abdulai, Long Jump
Athletics: Daniel Harper, 400m
Athletics: Rebecca Johnstone, 800m
Athletics: Carline Muir, 400m
Swimming: Men 4x200 Free (Betuzzi, Johns, Beavers, Swanston)
Swimming: Women 4x100 Free (Ratelle, Hendriks, Murdoch, Mitchell)

2007 BANGKOK, THAILAND (5 gold, 3 silver, 8 bronze: 16 total)

Gold
Women’s Softball
Swimming: MacKenzie Downing, 100 Fly
Swimming: Brian Johns, 200 IM
Swimming: Darryl Rudolph, 100 Fly
Swimming: Audrey Lacroix, 200 Fly

Silver
Swimming: Men 4x100 Free (Hortness, Johns, Hankewich, Rudolph)
Swimming: MacKenzie Downing, 200 Fly
Men’s Volleyball

Bronze
Athletics: Neville Wright, 100m
Men’s Basketball
Judo: Marylise Lévesque, 78kg
Judo: Catherine Roberge, 70kg
Swimming: Annamay Pierse, 200 Breast
Swimming: Scott Dickens, 100 Breast
Swimming: Brian Johns, 200 Free
Swimming Women 4x100 Medley (Stefanyshyn, Pierse, Downing, Mitchell)

2005 IZMIR, TURKEY (3 gold, 6 silver, 3 bronze: 12 total)

Gold
Artistic Gymnastics: Brandon O’Neil, Floor
Wrestling: Carol Huynh, 48kg Freestyle
Wrestling: Ohenewa Akuffo, 72kg Freestyle 

Silver
Athletics: Reid Coolsaet, 5000m
Athletics: Jared MacLeod, 110m Hurdles
Swimming: Scott Dickens, 50 Breast
Swimming: Jennifer Carroll, 50 Back
Wrestling: Lyndsay Belisle, 51kg Freestyle
Wrestling: Tonya Verbeek, 55kg Freestyle

Bronze
Swimming: Chanelle Charron-Watson, 400 Free
Wrestling: Breanne Graham, 59kg Freestyle
Wrestling: Stefanie Howorun, 67kg Freestyle

2003 DAEGU, SOUTH KOREA (1 silver, 2 bronze: 3 total) 

Silver
Judo: Catherine Roberge, 70kg

Bronze
Athletics: Malindi Elmore, 1500m
Men’s Basketball

2001 BEIJING, CHINA (2 silver: 2 total)

Silver
Athletics: Nicole Forrester, High Jump
Swimming: Carlos Sayao, 400 IM 
 
1999 PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN (1 gold, 3 silver, 6 bronze: 10 total)

Gold
Judo: Keith Morgan, 90kg

Silver
Athletics: Mark Boswell, High Jump
Diving: Philippe Comtois, 1m Springboard
Swimming: Philip Weiss, 200 IM

Bronze
Athletics: Joël Bourgeois, 3000m
Diving: Anne Montminy, 10m Platform
Diving: Women Team Competition
Swimming: Greg Hamm, 200 Back
Swimming: Elizabeth Warden, 200 IM
Swimming: Philip Weiss, 200 Fly

1997 SICILY, ITALY (4 silver, 4 bronze: 8 total)
 
Silver
Athletics: Lori Durward, 5000m
Athletics: Charles Lefrançois, High Jump
Men’s Basketball
Swimming: Pzemyslaw Pietucha, 100 Fly

Bronze
Athletics: Women 4x100m (Paquette, Perry, Antoine, Clarke) 
Athletics: Sarah Howell, 5000m
Diving: Chris LePoole, 1m Springboard
Swimming: Pzemyslaw Pietucha, 200 Fly

1995 FUKUOKA, JAPAN (1 silver, 2 bronze: 3 total)

Silver
Athletics: Joël Bourgeois, 3000m Steeplechase

Bronze
Men’s Basketball
Diving: Men Team Competition

1993 BUFFALO, USA (12 gold, 14 silver, 14 bronze: 40 total)

Gold
Diving: Anne Montminy, 10m Platform
Rowing: Rachel Starr & Tracy Duncan, Double Sculls Lightweight
Rowing: Phil Graham & Darren Barber, Coxswainless Pair-Oars
Rowing: Wendy Wiebe, Single Sculls Lightweight
Rowing: Women Eight-Oars with Coxswain
(Boichuk, Luke, Meisner, Wilkinson, Maunder, Robinson, Jespersen, Taves, Calder) 
Rowing: Women Coxswainless Quadruple Sculls (Darvill, Mahon, McBean, O'Grady)
Swimming: Guylaine Cloutier, 100 Breast
Swimming: Marianne Limpert, 200 IM
Swimming: Turlough O’Hare, 400 Free
Swimming: Nancy Sweetnam, 400 IM
Swimming: Turlough O’Hare, 800 Free
Swimming: Women 4x200 Free (Limpert, Papamandjaris, Tighe, Noall-Lauzon) 

Silver
Athletics: Vanessa Monar-Enweani, Long Jump
Men’s Basketball
Diving: Women Team Competition
Diving: Annie Pelletier, 1m Springboard
Diving: Paige Gordon, 3m Springboard
Rowing: Laurie Featherstone & Michelle Brindamour, Coxswainless Pair-Oars
Rowing: Derek Porter, Single Sculls
Rowing: Marnie McBean, Single Sculls
Rowing: Men Coxswainless Quadruple Sculls (Porter, Barber, Graham, Forgeron)
Rowing: Women Coxswainless Four-Oars (Jesperson, Maunder, Robinson, Taves) 
Swimming: Patricia Lévesque, 100 Free
Swimming: Rob McFarlane, 200 Free
Swimming: Nancy Sweetnam, 200 IM
Swimming: Women 4x100 Free (Limpert, Nugent, Melien, Lévesque)

Bronze
Athletics: Glenroy Gilbert, 100m
Athletics: Sarah Howell, 1500m
Athletics: Valerie Tulloch, Javelin
Athletics: Women 4x100m (Anderson, Burrows, Gareau, Wright) 
Men’s Baseball
Rowing: Jeff Hilton & James Bramblel, Double Sculls Lightweight
Rowing: Men Coxswainless Four-Oars Lightweight (Fontaine, Davidson, Strba, Hassett) 
Rowing: Men Eight-Oars with Coxswain
(Ruth, Walkey, Walsh, Platt, Hughes, Schellnick, Crombie, Parfitt, Bertagnolli) 
Swimming: Debbie Gaudin, 100 Fly
Swimming: Guylaine Cloutier, 200 Breast
Swimming: Turlough O’Hare, 200 Free
Swimming: Komolo Kondziolka, 50 Free
Swimming: Women 4x100 Medley (Nugent, Gaudin, Cloutier, Harris)
Tennis: Robert Janecek & Jamie Laschinger, Men Doubles

1991 SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND (3 gold, 5 silver, 11 bronze: 19 total)

Gold
Swimming: Guylaine Cloutier, 100 Breast
Swimming: Deke Botsford, 100 Back
Swimming: Patricia Noall, 400 Free

Silver
Men’s Basketball
Diving: Women Team Competition (Ennis, M. Gordon, P. Gordon, Pelletier, Turner, Vrooman)
Swimming: Kevin Draxinger, 200 Back
Swimming: Patricia Noall, 200 Free
Swimming: Women 4x100 Medley (Cloutier, Gaudin, Nugent, Simard) 

Bronze
Women’s Basketball
Diving: Men Team Competition (Barrett, Fournier, Kopecky, LePoole, McLeod, Napper)
Rhythmic Gymnastics: Susie Cushman, Clubs
Swimming: Andrea Nugent, 100 Free
Swimming: Chris Bowie, 1500 Free
Swimming: Turlough O'Hare, 200 Free
Swimming: Mojca Cater, 200 Fly
Swimming: Patricia Noall, 400 IM
Swimming Men 4x200 Free (Bowie, Draxinger, Hebert, O'Hare)
Swimming Women 4x200 Free (Gaudin, Noall, Papamandjaris, Simard) 
Swimming Women 4x100 Free (Noall, Nugent, Papamandjaris, Simard) 

1989 DUISBURG, GERMANY (3 silver, 2 bronze: 5 total)

Silver
Athletics: Rosey Edeh, 400m Hurdles
Rowing: John Murphy, Single Sculls Lightweight
Rowing: Women Coxswainless Four-Oars (Walinga, McBean, Bames, Heddle) 

Bronze
Athletics: Lizanne Bussières, 10 000m
Rowing: Derek Porter & Ian Swan, Men Coxswainless Pair-Oars 
  
1987 ZAGREB, YUGOSLAVIA (2 silver, 5 bronze: 7 total)

Silver
Canoeing - Kayaking: Dave Frost & Eric Smith, C-2 1000m
Fencing: Men Team Epee (Chouinard, Côté, Nowosielski, Fekete, Rocheleau) 

Bronze
Athletics: Ann Peel, 5km race walk
Canoeing - Kayaking: Barb Olmsted & Nancy Olmsted, K-2 500m
Rowing: Silken Laumann, Single Sculls
Rowing: John Murphy, Single Sculls Lightweight
Rowing: Men Four-Oars with Coxswain Lightweight
(Marland, Schaffer, Backer, Paul, Saunderson)   

1985 KOBE, JAPAN (6 silver, 8 bronze: 14 total)

Silver
Athletics: Atlee Mahorn, 200m
Athletics: Carey Nelson, 5000m
Athletics: Men 4x100m (Dwyer, Enweani, Jones, Mahorn) 
Athletics: Women 4x400m (Cato, Crooks, Killingbeck, Lawrence) 
Judo: Glenn Beauchamp, 78kg
Swimming: Sean Murphy, 200 Back

Bronze
Artistic Gymnastics: Brad Peters, Parallel Bars
Athletics: Guillaume Leblanc, 20km race walk
Athletics: Ahgela Chalmers, 3000m
Athletics: Roby Lonergan, 5000m
Men’s Basketball
Swimming: Mike West, 200 Back
Swimming: Men 4x200 Free (Clément, Kelly, Archibald, Johnson) 
Swimming: Women 4x200 Free (Ruggiero, Smylie, Gereghty, Ward)

1983 EDMONTON, CANADA (10 gold, 10 argent, 18 bronze: 38 total)

Gold
Artistic Gymnastics: Philippe Chartrand, High Bar
Athletics: Guillaume Leblanc, 20km race walk
Athletics: David Steen, Decathlon
Men’s Basketball
Diving: Sylvie Bernier, 3m Springboard
Swimming: Mike West, 100 Back
Swimming: Alex Baumann, 200 IM
Swimming: Alex Baumann, 400 IM
Tennis: Karen Dewis & Jill Hetherington, Women Doubles
Tennis: Jill Hetherington & Bill Jenkins, Mixed Doubles

Silver
Artistic Gymnastics: Warren Long, Vault
Athletics: Desai Williams, 100m
Athletics: Marita Payne, 200m
Athletics: Molly Killingbeck, 400m
Athletics: Kathy Roberts, Marathon
Athletics: Men 4x100m (Hinds, Johnson, Sharpe, Williams) 
Athletics: Women 4x100m (Brothers, Killingbeck, Payne, Taylor) 
Athletics: Women 4x400m (Crooks, Killingbeck, Payne, Richardson) 
Swimming: Men 4x100 Medley (West, Fitzpatrick, Ponting, Baumann)
Men’s Volleyball

Bronze
Artistic Gymnastics: Anita Botnen, Beam
Artistic Gymnastics: Women Team Competition (Botnen, De Serres, Schlegel, Aggiss) 
Athletics: Angella Taylor, 100m
Athletics: Mark McKoy, 110m Hurdles
Athletics: Lynn Williams, 3000m
Athletics: Gwen Wall, 400m Hurdles
Cycling: Alex Stieda, Individual Pursuit - 4km
Fencing: Madeleine Philion, Foil
Swimming: Tom Ponting, 100 Fly
Swimming: Lisa Borsholt, 200 Breast
Swimming: Mike West, 200 Back
Swimming: Alex Baumann, 200 Free
Swimming: Julie Daigneault, 400 Free
Swimming: Julie Daigneault, 800 Free
Swimming: Men 4x200 Free (Baumann, Szmidt, Kelly, Welbourne) 
Swimming: Men 4x100 Free (Welbourne, Shekhan, Kelly, Baumann) 
Swimming: Women 4x100 Free (Marubashi, Sanders, Corcoran, New) 
Swimming: Women 4x100 Medley (Abdo, Watson, Vandyke, Marubashi) 

1981 BUCHAREST, ROMANIA (3 silver, 2 bronze: 5 total)

Silver
Swimming: Levente Mady, 200 Fly
Swimming: Peter Dobson, 400 IM
Wrestling: Davis Clarke, 90kg Freestyle

Bronze
Swimming: Alan Swanston, 200 IM
Swimming W 4x100 Free (Neuber, Brafield, Kennedy, Whyte) 

1979 MEXICO CITY, MEXICO (3 bronze: 3 total)
 
Bronze
Women’s Basketball
Swimming: Women 4x100 Free (Scott, Daigneault, Mason, Malloy)
Tennis: Hélène Pelletier & Nick Mohtadi, Mixed Doubles

1977 SOFIA, BULGARIA (4 gold, 5 silver, 5 bronze: 14 total)
  
Gold
Swimming: Graham Smith, 100 Breast
Swimming: Marion Stuart, 100 Breast
Swimming: Graham Smith, 200 Breast
Swimming: Anne Gagnon , 200 Breast

Silver
Athletics: Debbie Brill, High Jump
Swimming: Dan Thompson, 100 Fly
Swimming: Anne Merklinger, 200 Breast
Swimming: Liz McKinnon, 400 Free
Swimming: Women 4x100 Free (Gagnon, Oliver, Balla, McKinnon) 

Bronze
Diving: Janet Nutter, 1m Springboard
Swimming: John VanBuren, 100 Fly
Swimming: Bruce Rogers, 200 Fly
Swimming: Danielle Balla, 200 IM
Swimming: Andy Ritchie, 400 IM

1975 ROME, ITALY (1 gold, 5 silver, 2 bronze: 8 total) *

Gold
Athletics: Bishop Dolegiewicz, Shot Put

Silver
Athletics: Bruce Simpson, Pole Vault
Athletics: Rick Cuttell, High Jump
Athletics: Robert Martin, 200m
Athletics: Thelma Wright, 3000m
Athletics: Men 4x100m (Dukowski, Martin, Nash, Saunders) 

Bronze
Athletics: Brian Saunders, 400m
Athletics: Patty Loverock, 100m

* Only Athletics events were held at the 1975 Universiade in Rome.

1973 MOSCOW, USSR (2 silver, 5 bronze: 7 total)

Silver
Athletics: Glenda Reiser, 1500m
Swimming: Byron MacDonald, 100 Fly

Bronze
Athletics: Diane Jones, Pentathlon
Athletics: John Hawkins, High Jump
Athletics: Brenda Eisler, Long Jump
Swimming: Eric Fish, 100 Back
Swimming: John Hawes, 200 Back

1970 TURIN, ITALY (1 bronze: 1 total)

Bronze
Swimming: Sandra Smith, 400 Free

1967 TOKYO, JAPAN (2 silver: 2 total)

Silver
Athletics: Dave Bailey, 1500m
Athletics: Abigail Hoffman, 800m

1965 BUDAPEST, HUNGARY (1 gold, 3 bronze: 4 total)

Gold
Athletics: Bill Crothers, 800m

Bronze
Athletics: Harry Jerome, 100m
Athletics: Abigail Hoffman, 800m
Athletics: George Puce, Discus