Women Teams
Teams representing eight different countries won the Olympiad series for Women during its twelve renditions, led by the United States with four. England won the first rendition as part of the World Mind Sports Games, beating host China by one IMP in 2008.
Year, Host, Entries | Medalists | |
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1960
|
1. | UAR |
2. | France |
|
3. | Denmark |
|
1964
|
1. | Great Britain |
2. | USA |
|
3. | France |
|
1968
|
1. | Sweden |
2. | South Africa |
|
3. | USA |
|
1972
|
1. | Italy |
2. | South Africa |
|
3. | USA |
|
1976
|
1. | Italy |
2. | Great Britain |
|
3. | USA |
|
1980
|
1. | USA |
2. | Italy |
|
3. | Great Britain |
|
1984
|
1. | USA |
2. | Great Britain |
|
3. | Netherlands |
|
1988
|
1. | Denmark |
2. | Great Britain |
|
3. | Bulgaria |
|
1992
|
1. | Austria |
2. | Great Britain |
|
3. | France |
|
1996
|
1. | USA |
2. | China |
|
3. | Canada |
|
2000
|
1. | USA |
2. | Canada |
|
3. | Germany |
|
2004
|
1. | Russia |
2. | USA |
|
3. | England |
|
2008
|
1. | England |
2. | China |
|
3. | USA |
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