Duration:
- 15 days (Jul 25, 1995 — Aug 9, 1995)
1992 Summer Olympics Women's Discus
Event
Duration:
- 15 days (Jul 25, 1995 — Aug 9, 1995)
Olympic event competition
Competitors:
| Medal | Athlete | Country | Olympics |
|---|---|---|---|
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