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Sergey Viktorovich Koplyakov (Russian: Сергей Викторович Копляков; born 23
January 1959) is a Russian-Belarusian
swimmer who won two gold
medals competing...
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swimmer Brooks overtook his more
credentialled Soviet counterpart Sergey Koplyakov in the
latter half of the
final leg to
secure a
narrow victory. The quartet...
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Andrey Grechin Larisa Ilchenko Danila Izotov Stanislava Komarova Sergey Koplyakov Andrey Korneyev Yevgeny Korotyshkin Marina Kosheveya Vladislav Kulikov...
- Sweden 50.91 Per
Johansson Sweden 51.29 200 m
freestyle details Sergey Koplyakov Soviet
Union 1:49.81 OR
Andrey Krylov Soviet
Union 1:50.76
Graeme Brewer...
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Berlin Bill
Forrester United
States Rowdy Gaines United
States Sergey Koplyakov Soviet
Union 1982
Guayaquil Michael Gross West
Germany Rowdy Gaines...
- 1:50.50 Jim
Montgomery United
States 1:50.58 1980
Moscow details Sergey Koplyakov Soviet
Union 1:49.81 OR
Andrey Krylov Soviet
Union 1:50.76
Graeme Brewer...
- each
nation having up to
three swimmers. The
event was won by
Sergey Koplyakov of the
Soviet Union, with his
countryman Andrey Krylov finishing second...
- Jim Montgomery, Tim Shaw*, Doug Northway* Soviet Union (URS)
Sergey Koplyakov,
Andrey Krylov,
Volodymyr Raskatov,
Andrey Bogdanov,
Andrey Smirnov*,...
- record-holder (long course) June 18, 1975 –
April 7, 1979 Succeeded by
Sergey Koplyakov Preceded by
David Wilkie Steve Furniss Men's 200-meter
individual medley...
- – Kusch* Nevid* – Bottom* Bruner* Smith* V****allo* OG 1980 – Woithe*
Koplyakov* Salnikov* – Salnikov* – Baron* Wladár* – Goodhew* Žulpa* – Arvidsson*...
