Vekaiyu at the Ninth Winter Olympics

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Vekaiyu
at the Ninth Winter Olympics

Flag of Vekaiyu
County code VEK
NOC Vekaiyun Olympic Council
Competitors 114 athletes in all sports
Flag bearer Rin Novelesu (Freestyle Skiing)
Medals
Rank: 40th;
Gold
1
Silver
0
Bronze
2
Total
3
NS Olympic history
Summer Games
V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII
Winter Games
VI VII VIII IX X XI XII XIII


A team of 114 vulpine peoples representing Vekaiyu competed at the 9th Winter Olympics in Saugeais. These Olympics represent Vekaiyu's eighth appearance in an inter-regional Olympiad, and fourth appearance at a Winter Olympics. Like last Winter Olympics, Vekaiyu took three medals. While the nation experienced its worst place finish ever in international Olympiad competition, the nation continued to have success in ski jumping and took its first medal in skeleton.

Medalists

Medal Name(s) Sport Event
Gold Ileena Virestre Ski Jumping Women's Individual Normal Hill
Bronze Salvatoro Okanuvi Skeleton Men's Singles
Bronze Stapen Ikavistre, Todd Yeskoviyey, Irvo Ulesi Speed Skating Men's Team Pursuit
Medals by sport
Sport med_1.png Med 2.png med_3.png Total
Ski Jumping 1 0 0 1
Skeleton 0 0 1 1
Speed Skating 0 0 1 1
Medals by type
Type med_1.png Med 2.png med_3.png Total
Men's 0 0 2 2
Women's 1 0 0 1
Mixed 0 0 0 0
Total 1 1 1 3
Vekaiyu
Main article: Vekaiyu
Important Topics: CultureUnonianVayan CatholicismVeskonoVulpineArmed ForcesMilitary Ranks and Uniforms
Government: KivreskovPremierIkrisia LevinilePolitical PartiesForeign Officers
History: Ancient VekaiyuThe Time of TroublesEra of Good FeelingsTrade LeaguesExpansionist VekaiyuPartitions of VekaiyuImperial VekaiyuVekaiyu Under Max VenavleVekaiyu Under Selvala McEva2010 Vekaiyun Civil War
Important Figures (Past and Present): Ikrisia LevinileLeina KivelevovMax VenavleSelvala McEvaSt. AiyaTodd Leyuski
Sports: Sports in VekaiyuOlympic CouncilSport UniformsFifth Summer OlympicsSixth Winter OlympicsSeventh Summer OlympicsEighth Summer Olympics