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Albania at the 2005 Mediterranean Games

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Albania at the
2005 Mediterranean Games
IOC codeALB
NOCAlbanian National Olympic Committee
in Almería
Competitors58 in 5 sports
Medals
Ranked 17th
Gold
0
Silver
2
Bronze
4
Total
6
Mediterranean Games appearances (overview)

Albania (ALB) competed at the 2005 Mediterranean Games in Almería, Spain with a total number of 58 participants (35 men and 23 women).

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Medals

Silver

Weightlifting

  • Men's – 85 kg (Snatch): Ilirian Suli
  • Women's – 53 kg (Clean&Jerk): Fetie Kasaj

Bronze

Athletics

Weightlifting

Results by event

Athletics

Boxing

  • Men's Flyweight (– 51 kg)
    • Artur Gavoçeja
  • Men's Welterweight (– 69 kg)
    • Artur Muedini
  • Men's Super Heavyweight (+ 91 kg)
    • Nelson Hysa

Rowing

  • Women's Single Sculls
    • Ilda Theka

Swimming

  • Men's Competition
    • David Alliu
    • Malbor Oshafi
    • Klajd Vrahoriti
  • Women's Competition

Volleyball

  • Men's Team Competition
    • Dritan Çuko
    • Bledar Doçi
    • Arben Dunisha
    • Klodian Ferhati
    • Altin Gorenxa
    • Aurel Kaja
    • Klodian Kasa
    • Naim Limanaj
    • Genti Lundra
    • Roland Tarja
    • Elton Tukseferi
    • Enea Xhelati
  • Women's Team Competition
    • Marsela Çalleku
    • Denisa Çarçani
    • Lapardhoti Dorina
    • Merlin Fagu
    • Anila Hoxha
    • Edlira Huqi
    • Geralda Neli
    • Amarilda Prenga
    • Jonida Sallaku
    • Kleda Shkurti
    • Jonida Shollo
    • Rubena Sukaj

See also

References

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