Slovenia at the 2005 Mediterranean Games
IOC code	SLO
NOC	Slovenian Olympic Committee
in Almería
Medals Ranked 8th	Gold 10 Silver 8 Bronze 17 Total 35
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Slovenia (SLO) competed at the 2005 Mediterranean Games in Almería, Spain. The nation had a total number of 159 participants (98 men and 61 women).

Athletics

• Men's 100 metres: Matic Osovnikar
• Men's 200 metres: Matic Osovnikar
• Women's 200 metres: Alenka Bikar

Gymnastics

• Men's Parallel Bars: Mitja Petkovšek

Swimming

• Men's 200 m backstroke: Blaž Medvešek
• Men's 50 m breaststroke: Emil Tahirovič
• Men's 100 m breaststroke: Peter Mankoč
• Men's 4×100 m medley relay: Blaž Medvešek, Emil Tahirovič, Jernej Mencinger, and Peter Mankoč
• Women's 200 m individual medley: Anja Klinar

Sailing

• Men's Laser: Vasilij Žbogar

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Athletics

• Men's Discus: Igor Primc

Judo

• Men's Extra-Lightweight (– 60 kg): Rok Drakšič
• Men's Half-Middleweight (– 81 kg): Klemen Ferjan
• Women's Middleweight (– 70 kg): Raša Sraka

Swimming

• Men's 200 m butterfly: Aleš Aberšek
• Women's 200 m freestyle: Sara Isakovič
• Women's 400 m freestyle: Sara Isakovič
• Women's 400 m individual medley: Anja Klinar

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Archery

• Women's Team Competition: Barbara Križe, Darja Verbič, and Dolores Čekada

Athletics

• Men's 4 × 100 metres: Matic Osovnikar, Matjaž Borovina, Boštjan Fridrih, Damjan Zlatnar, and Jan Žumer
• Women's 100 metres: Kristina Žumer

Bowls

• Progressive Throw: Bojan Novak

Boxing

• Men's Light Heavyweight (– 81 kg): Robert Kramberger

Canoeing

• K-1 1.000m: Jernej Župančič Regent

Judo

• Women's Half-Lightweight (– 52 kg): Petra Nareks
• Women's Half-Middleweight (– 63 kg): Urška Žolnir

Karate

• Women's – 55 kg: Teja Savor

Rowing

• Men's Single Sculls: Davor Mizerit
• Men's Double Sculls: Rok Kolander and Matej Prelog

Swimming

• Men's 50 m freestyle: Jernej Godec
• Men's 50 m breaststroke: Matjaž Markič
• Men's 100 m breaststroke: Emil Tahirovič

Tennis

• Men's doubles: Boštjan Ošabnik and Grega Žemlja

Table tennis

• Men's doubles: Saša Ignjatović and Bojan Tokić

Sailing

• Women's 470: Teja Černe and Alja Černe

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Men's Individual

• Matej Povž
• Matija Žlender
• Matej Zupanc

Women's Individual

• Barbara Križe
• Darja Verbič
• Dolores Čekada

Women's Team

• Barbara Križe
• Darja Verbič
• Dolores Čekada

• Alenka Bikar
• Matjaž Borovina
• Boštjan Fridrih
• Brigita Langerholc
• Meta Mačus
• Teja Melink
• Sara Orešnik
• Matic Osovnikar
• Andrej Poljanec
• Rožle Prezelj
• Igor Primc
• Snežana Rodić
• Sonja Roman
• Jurij Rovan
• Miroslav Vodovnik
• Damjan Zlatnar
• Boštjan Šimunič
• Jan Žumer
• Kristina Žumer

• Preliminary round (group 4)

• Defeated Italy (27:30)
• Lost to Tunisia (23:25)

• Quarterfinals

• Lost to Serbia and Montenegro (30:33)

• Classification Matches

• 5th/8th place: Defeated Greece (28:25)
• 5th/6th place: Lost to Egypt (30:31) → 6th place

• Team roster

• Dušan Podpečan
• Gregor Lorger
• Miladin Kozlina
• Rok Ivančič
• Boštjan Kavaš
• Jure Dobelšek
• Boštjan Hribar
• Marko Oštir
• Jure Natek
• Goran Kozomara
• Robert Konečnik
• Aleš Pajovič
• Aleš Sirk
• Matjaž Mlakar
• Luka Žvižej
• Primož Prošt

• Head coach: Slavko Ivezič

• Team roster

• Anja Argenti
• Maja Breznik
• Monika Frol
• Manuela Hrnjič
• Neli Irman
• Tadeja Korelc
• Miša Marinček
• Kristina Mihić
• Nina Potočnik
• Darja Rajšič
• Tina Sotler
• Urška Wertl
• Katja Čerenjak
• Tanja Čigoja
• Biljana Čulibrk
• Jelena Čvorak

• Head coach: Robert Begus

• Matjaž Ceraj
• Rok Drakšič
• Klemen Ferjan
• Primož Ferjan
• Tina Kukec
• Petra Nareks
• Raša Sraka
• Urška Žolnir

• Marijana Jularič
• Matjaž Končina
• Dejan Vozlič
• Teja Šavor

• Aleš Aberšek
• Jernej Godec
• Sara Isakovič
• Anja Klinar
• Peter Mankoč
• Matjaž Markič
• Blaž Medvešek
• Jernej Mencinger
• Marko Milenkovič
• Monika Močnik
• Jasna Ovsenik
• Matjaž Pernat
• Tamara Sambrailo
• Nina Sovinek
• Emil Tahirovič
• Luka Turk
• Anja Čarman

• Boban Antonijevič
• Žiga Balderman
• Erik Bukovac
• Teo Galič
• Jernej Lovše
• Aleksander Mertelj
• Tomaž Mihelčič
• Jure Nastran
• Matej Nastran
• Primož Troppan
• Blaž Verač
• Miha Vreček
• Andrija Šulič

• Slovenia at the 2004 Summer Olympics
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