List of water polo world medalists

This article contains lists of those nations that have won a water polo world medal, referring to any of the men's and women's tournament at the Olympic Games, men's and women's tournament at the FINA World Aquatics Championships, men's and women's FINA Water Polo World Cup, and men's and women's FINA Water Polo World League.

Men's water polo world medalists

For the making of these lists, results from following world tournaments are consulted:

Governing
body
TournamentAbbr.EditionRef.
FirstLatestNext
FINA & IOCMen's water polo tournament at the Summer OlympicsOG190020162020[1]:5
FINAMen's water polo tournament at the World Aquatics ChampionshipsWCH197320192021[1]:15
FINA Men's Water Polo World CupWCp197920182022[1]:25
FINA Men's Water Polo World LeagueWL200220192020[1]:40

Medals for the demonstration events are NOT counted. Medals earned by athletes from defunct National Olympic Committees (NOCs) or historical teams are NOT merged with the results achieved by their immediate successor states. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) does NOT combine medals of these nations or teams.[2]

1900–2001

TournamentHostGoldSilverBronze
1900 OG
Paris, France

Great Britain

Belgium

France[lower-alpha 1]
1904 OG
St. Louis, United States
Water polo was a demonstration sport
1908 OG
London, United Kingdom

Great Britain

Belgium

Sweden
1912 OG
Stockholm, Sweden

Great Britain

Sweden

Belgium
1920 OG
Antwerp, Belgium

Great Britain

Belgium

Sweden
1924 OG
Paris, France

France

Belgium

United States
1928 OG
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Germany

Hungary

France
1932 OG
Los Angeles, United States

Hungary

Germany

United States
1936 OG
Berlin, Germany

Hungary

Germany

Belgium
1948 OG
London, United Kingdom

Italy

Hungary

Netherlands
1952 OG
Helsinki, Finland

Hungary

Yugoslavia

Italy
1956 OG
Melbourne, Australia

Hungary

Yugoslavia

Soviet Union
1960 OG
Rome, Italy

Italy

Soviet Union

Hungary
1964 OG
Tokyo, Japan

Hungary

Yugoslavia

Soviet Union
1968 OG
Mexico City, Mexico

Yugoslavia

Soviet Union

Hungary
1972 OG
Munich, West Germany

Soviet Union

Hungary

United States
1973 WCH
Belgrade, Yugoslavia

Hungary

Soviet Union

Yugoslavia
1975 WCH
Cali, Colombia

Soviet Union

Hungary

Italy
1976 OG
Montreal, Canada

Hungary

Italy

Netherlands
1978 WCH
West Berlin, West Germany

Italy

Hungary

Yugoslavia
1979 WCp
Belgrade & Rijeka, Yugoslavia

Hungary

United States

Yugoslavia
1980 OG
Moscow, Soviet Union

Soviet Union

Yugoslavia

Hungary
1981 WCp
Long Beach, United States

Soviet Union

Yugoslavia

Cuba
1982 WCH
Guayaquil, Ecuador

Soviet Union

Hungary

West Germany
1983 WCp
Malibu, United States

Soviet Union

West Germany

Italy
1984 OG
Los Angeles, United States

Yugoslavia

United States

West Germany
1985 WCp
Duisburg, West Germany

West Germany

United States

Spain
1986 WCH
Madrid, Spain

Yugoslavia

Italy

Soviet Union
1987 WCp
Thessaloniki, Greece

Yugoslavia

Soviet Union

West Germany
1988 OG
Seoul, South Korea

Yugoslavia

United States

Soviet Union
1989 WCp
West Berlin, West Germany

Yugoslavia

Italy

Hungary
1991 WCH
Perth, Australia

Yugoslavia

Spain

Hungary
1991 WCp
Barcelona, Spain

United States

Yugoslavia

Spain
1992 OG
Barcelona, Spain

Italy

Spain

Unified Team
1993 WCp
Athens, Greece

Italy

Hungary

Australia
1994 WCH
Rome, Italy

Italy

Spain

Russia
1995 WCp
Atlanta, United States

Hungary

Italy

Russia
1996 OG
Atlanta, United States

Spain

Croatia

Italy
1997 WCp
Athens, Greece

United States

Greece

Hungary
1998 WCH
Perth, Australia

Spain

Hungary

Serbia and Montenegro
1999 WCp
Sydney, Australia

Hungary

Italy

Spain
2000 OG
Sydney, Australia

Hungary

Russia

Serbia and Montenegro
2001 WCH
Fukuoka, Japan

Spain

Serbia and Montenegro

Russia

Defunct teams are shown in italic.

2002–present

TournamentHostGoldSilverBronzeTournamentHostGoldSilverBronze
2002 WL
Patras, Greece

Russia

Spain

Hungary
2002 WCp
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro

Russia

Hungary

Serbia and Montenegro
2003 WL
New York, United States

Hungary

Italy

United States
2003 WCH
Barcelona, Spain

Hungary

Italy

Serbia and Montenegro
2004 WL
Long Beach, United States

Hungary

Serbia and Montenegro

Greece
2004 OG
Athens, Greece

Hungary

Serbia and Montenegro

Russia
2005 WL
Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro

Serbia and Montenegro

Hungary

Germany
2005 WCH
Montreal, Canada

Serbia and Montenegro

Hungary

Greece
2006 WL
Athens, Greece

Serbia and Montenegro

Spain

Greece
2006 WCp
Budapest, Hungary

Serbia and Montenegro

Hungary

Spain
2007 WL
Berlin, Germany

Serbia

Hungary

Australia
2007 WCH
Melbourne, Australia

Croatia

Hungary

Spain
2008 WL
Genoa, Italy

Serbia

United States

Australia
2008 OG
Beijing, China

Hungary

United States

Serbia
2009 WL
Podgorica, Montenegro

Montenegro

Croatia

Serbia
2009 WCH
Rome, Italy

Serbia

Spain

Croatia
2010 WL
Niš, Serbia

Serbia

Montenegro

Croatia
2010 WCp
Oradea, Romania

Serbia

Croatia

Spain
2011 WL
Florence, Italy

Serbia

Italy

Croatia
2011 WCH
Shanghai, China

Italy

Serbia

Croatia
2012 WL
Almaty, Kazakhstan

Croatia

Spain

Italy
2012 OG
London, United Kingdom

Croatia

Italy

Serbia
2013 WL
Chelyabinsk, Russia

Serbia

Hungary

Montenegro
2013 WCH
Barcelona, Spain

Hungary

Montenegro

Croatia
2014 WL
Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Serbia

Hungary

Montenegro
2014 WCp
Almaty, Kazakhstan

Serbia

Hungary

Croatia
2015 WL
Bergamo, Italy

Serbia

Croatia

Brazil
2015 WCH
Kazan, Russia

Serbia

Croatia

Greece
2016 WL
Huizhou, China

Serbia

United States

Greece
2016 OG
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Serbia

Croatia

Italy
2017 WL
Ruza, Russia

Serbia

Italy

Croatia
2017 WCH
Budapest, Hungary

Croatia

Hungary

Serbia
2018 WL
Budapest, Hungary

Montenegro

Hungary

Spain
2018 WCp
Berlin, Germany

Hungary

Australia

Serbia
2019 WL
Belgrade, Serbia

Serbia

Croatia

Australia
2019 WCH
Gwangju, South Korea

Italy

Spain

Croatia

Defunct teams are shown in italic.

National teams by continent

Last updated after the 2019 World Aquatics Championships (As of 27 July 2019).

ContinentAfricaAmericasAsiaEuropeOceania
Association CANAASUAAASFLENOSA
Teams None  Brazil
 Cuba
 United States
None  Belgium
 Croatia
 France
 Germany
 Great Britain
 Greece
 Hungary
 Italy
 Montenegro
 Netherlands
 Russia
 Serbia
 Serbia and Montenegro
 Soviet Union
 Spain
 Sweden
Unified Team
 West Germany
 Yugoslavia
 Australia
Totals
(23 teams)
0 teams3 teams0 teams19 teams
(including 5 defunct teams)
1 team

Defunct teams are shown in italic.

Medal table by continent

Last updated after the 2019 World Aquatics Championships (As of 27 July 2019).

RankContinentGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Europe[lower-alpha 1]767069215
2Americas27615
3Oceania0145
4Africa0000
Asia0000
Totals (5 continents)787879235

Medal table by country

Last updated after the 2019 World Aquatics Championships (As of 27 July 2019).

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Hungary1819744
2 Serbia151521
3 Italy810624
4 Yugoslavia76316
5 Soviet Union64414
6 Croatia47819
7 Serbia and Montenegro43411
8 Great Britain4004
9 Spain38718
10 United States27413
11 Montenegro2226
12 Russia2147
13 Germany1214
14 West Germany1135
15 France[lower-alpha 1]1034
16 Belgium0426
17 Greece0156
18 Australia0145
19 Sweden0123
20 Netherlands0022
21 Brazil0011
 Cuba0011
Unified Team0011
Totals (23 nations)787879235

Defunct teams are shown in italic.

Women's water polo world medalists

For the making of these lists, results from following world tournaments are consulted:

Governing
body
TournamentAbbr.EditionRef.
FirstLatestNext
FINA & IOCWomen's water polo tournament at the Summer OlympicsOG200020162020[1]:56
FINAWomen's water polo tournament at the World Aquatics ChampionshipsWCH198620192021[1]:57
FINA Women's Water Polo World CupWCp197920182022[1]:67
FINA Women's Water Polo World LeagueWL200420192020[1]:78

Medals for the demonstration events are NOT counted. Medals earned by athletes from defunct National Olympic Committees (NOCs) or historical teams are NOT merged with the results achieved by their immediate successor states. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) does NOT combine medals of these nations or teams.[2]

1979–2003

TournamentHostGoldSilverBronze
1979 WCp
Merced, United States

United States

Netherlands

Australia
1980 WCp
Breda, Netherlands

Netherlands

United States

Canada
1981 WCp
Brisbane, Australia

Canada

Netherlands

Australia
1983 WCp
Sainte-Foy, Canada

Netherlands

United States

Australia
1984 WCp
Irvine, United States

Australia

United States

Netherlands
1986 WCH
Madrid, Spain

Australia

Netherlands

United States
1988 WCp
Christchurch, New Zealand

Netherlands

Hungary

Canada
1989 WCp
Eindhoven, Netherlands

Netherlands

United States

Hungary
1991 WCH
Perth, Australia

Netherlands

Canada

United States
1991 WCp
Long Beach, United States

Netherlands

Australia

United States
1993 WCp
Catania, Italy

Netherlands

Italy

Hungary
1994 WCH
Rome, Italy

Hungary

Netherlands

Italy
1995 WCp
Sydney, Australia

Australia

Netherlands

Hungary
1997 WCp
Nancy, France

Netherlands

Russia

Australia
1998 WCH
Perth, Australia

Italy

Netherlands

Australia
1999 WCp
Winnipeg, Canada

Netherlands

Australia

Italy
2000 OG
Sydney, Australia

Australia

United States

Russia
2001 WCH
Fukuoka, Japan

Italy

Hungary

Canada
2002 WCp
Perth, Australia

Hungary

United States

Canada
2003 WCH
Barcelona, Spain

United States

Italy

Russia

2004–present

TournamentHostGoldSilverBronzeTournamentHostGoldSilverBronze
2004 WL
Long Beach, United States

United States

Hungary

Italy
2004 OG
Athens, Greece

Italy

Greece

United States
2005 WL
Kirishi, Russia

Greece

Russia

Australia
2005 WCH
Montreal, Canada

Hungary

United States

Canada
2006 WL
Cosenza, Italy

United States

Italy

Russia
2006 WCp
Tianjin, China

Australia

Italy

Russia
2007 WL
Montreal, Canada

United States

Australia

Greece
2007 WCH
Melbourne, Australia

United States

Australia

Russia
2008 WL
Santa Cruz, Spain

Russia

United States

Australia
2008 OG
Beijing, China

Netherlands

United States

Australia
2009 WL
Kirishi, Russia

United States

Canada

Australia
2009 WCH
Rome, Italy

United States

Canada

Russia
2010 WL
La Jolla, United States

United States

Australia

Greece
2010 WCp
Christchurch, New Zealand

United States

Australia

China
2011 WL
Tianjin, China

United States

Italy

Australia
2011 WCH
Shanghai, China

Greece

China

Russia
2012 WL
Changshu, China

United States

Australia

Greece
2012 OG
London, United Kingdom

United States

Spain

Australia
2013 WL
Beijing, China

China

Russia

United States
2013 WCH
Barcelona, Spain

Spain

Australia

Hungary
2014 WL
Kunshan, China

United States

Italy

Australia
2014 WCp
Khanty-Mansiysk, Russia

United States

Australia

Spain
2015 WL
Shanghai, China

United States

Australia

Netherlands
2015 WCH
Kazan, Russia

United States

Netherlands

Italy
2016 WL
Shanghai, China

United States

Spain

Australia
2016 OG
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

United States

Italy

Russia
2017 WL
Shanghai, China

United States

Canada

Russia
2017 WCH
Budapest, Hungary

United States

Spain

Russia
2018 WL
Kunshan, China

United States

Netherlands

Russia
2018 WCp
Surgut, Russia

United States

Russia

Australia
2019 WL
Budapest, Hungary

United States

Italy

Russia
2019 WCH
Gwangju, South Korea

United States

Spain

Australia

National teams by continent

Last updated after the 2019 World Aquatics Championships (As of 27 July 2019).

ContinentAfricaAmericasAsiaEuropeOceania
Association CANAASUAAASFLENOSA
Teams None  Canada
 United States
 China  Greece
 Hungary
 Italy
 Netherlands
 Russia
 Spain
 Australia
Totals
(10 teams)
0 teams2 teams1 team6 teams1 team

Medal table by continent

Last updated after the 2019 World Aquatics Championships (As of 27 July 2019).

RankContinentGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1Americas26131049
2Europe20282674
3Oceania5101530
4Asia1113
5Africa0000
Totals (5 continents)525252156

Medal table by country

Last updated after the 2019 World Aquatics Championships (As of 27 July 2019).

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 United States259539
2 Netherlands108220
3 Australia5101530
4 Italy38415
5 Hungary33410
6 Greece2136
7 Russia141217
8 Canada14510
9 Spain1416
10 China1113
Totals (10 nations)525252156

See also

Notes

  1. There was no bronze medal match for the 1900 Summer Olympics in Paris. Bronze medals were given to the losers of both semifinals. Two French teams took both bronze.

References

  1. "HistoFINA – Water polo medalists and statistics" (PDF). fina.org. FINA. September 2019. pp. 4, 14, 25, 40, 48, 56, 57, 67, 78, 83. Archived (PDF) from the original on 14 August 2020. Retrieved 22 August 2020.
  2. "Olympic Results, Gold Medalists and Official Records". International Olympic Committee. Retrieved September 30, 2019.
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