Olympic winners of the Archaic period
List of Olympic winners in the Archaic period

Olympic winners of the Archaic period

Section Title: List of Olympic winners in the Archaic period
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Olympiad	Year	Game	Winner	Sources

1st	776 BC	-	Coroebus of Elis

2nd	772 BC	-	Antimachus of Elis (or of Dyspontium)

3rd	768 BC	-	Androcles of Messenia (or Androclos)

4th	764 BC	-	Polychares of Messenia

5th	760 BC	-	Aeschines of Elis

6th	756 BC	-	Oebotas of Dyme (or Oebolas)

7th	752 BC	-	Diocles of Messenia (or Daicles)

8th	748 BC	-	Anticles of Messenia

9th	744 BC	-	Xenocles of Messenia (or Xenodocos)

10th	740 BC	-	Dotades of Messenia

11th	736 BC	-	Leochares of Messenia

12th	732 BC	-	Oxythemis of Coronea (or of Cleonea)

13th	728 BC	-	Diocles of Corinth

14th	724 BC	-	Desmon of Corinth (or Dasmon)

-	Hypenus of Pisa

15th	720 BC	-	Orsippus of Megara

-	Acanthus of Laconia

16th	716 BC	-	Pythagoras of Laconia

17th	712 BC	-	Polus of Epidaurus

18th	708 BC	-	Tellis of Sicyon

-	Eurybatus of Laconia

-	Lampis of Laconia

19th	704 BC	-	Menus of Megara (or Menon)

20th	700 BC	-	Atheradas of Laconia

21st	696 BC	-	Pantacles of Athens

22nd	692 BC	-	Pantacles of Athens

-	Pantacles of Athens

23rd	688 BC	-	Icarius of Hyperesia (or Icarus)

-	Onomastus of Smyrna

24th	684 BC	-	Cleoptolemus of Laconia

25th	680 BC	-	Thalpis of Laconia (or Thalpius)

-	Pagon of Thebes (or Pagonus)

26th	676 BC	-	Callisthenes of Laconia

-	Philombrotus the Lacedaemonian

27th	672 BC	-	Eurybus of Athens (or Eurybotus or Eurybate)

-	Philombrotus the Lacedaemonian

-	Dahippus of Croton

-	Dyspontium town

28th	668 BC	-	Chionis of Laconia (or Carmis or Charmis)

-	Philombrotus the Lacedaemonian

29th	664 BC	-	Chionis of Laconia (or Carmis or Charmis)

-	Chionis of Laconia (or Carmis or Charmis)

30th	660 BC	-	Chionis of Laconia (or Carmis or Charmis)

-	Chionis of Laconia (or Carmis or Charmis)

31st	656 BC	-	Chionis of Laconia (or Carmis or Charmis)

-	Chionis of Laconia (or Carmis or Charmis)

32nd	652 BC	-	Cratinus of Megara

-	Comaeus of Megara

33rd	648 BC	-	Gyges of Laconia (or Gylis)

-	Lygdamis of Syracuse

-	Myron (Tyrant of Syracuse)

-	Crauxidas the Crannonian (or Craxilas)

34th	644 BC	-	Stomas of Athens

35th	640 BC	-	Sphaerus the Laconian

-	Cylon of Athens

36th	636 BC	-	Phrynon of Athens

37th	632 BC	-	Eurycleidas of Laconia

-	Polynices of Elis (or Polyneices or Polyneites)

-	Hipposthenes of Laconia

38th	628 BC	-	Olyntheus of Laconia

-	Eutelidas the Lacedaemonian

-	Eutelidas the Lacedaemonian

39th	624 BC	-	Rhipsolaus of Laconia (or Rhipsolcus)

-	Hipposthenes of Laconia

40th	620 BC	-	Olyntheus of Laconia

-	Hipposthenes of Laconia

41st	616 BC	-	Cleondas of Thebes (or Cleonidas)

-	Hipposthenes of Laconia

-	Philotas of Sybaris (or Philytas)

42nd	612 BC	-	Lycotas of Laconia

-	Hipposthenes of Laconia

43rd	608 BC	-	Cleon of Epidaurus

-	Hipposthenes of Laconia

44th	604 BC	-	Gelon the Laconian

45th	600 BC	-	Anticrates of Epidaurus

46th	596 BC	-	Crysamaxos of Laconia

-	Polymnestor of Miletus

47th	592 BC	-	Eurycles of Laconia

-	Megacleus of Athens

48th	588 BC	-	Glaucias of Croton (or Glycon)

-	Pythagoras of Samos

49th	584 BC	-	Lycinus of Croton

50th	580 BC	-	Epitelidas of Laconia

51st	576 BC	-	Eratosthenes of Croton

52nd	572 BC	-	Agis of Elis

-	Arrhichion of Phigalia (or Arrhachion)

-	Cleisthenes (Tyrant of Sicyon)

53rd	568 BC	-	Agnon of Peparethus (or Hagnon)

-	Arrhichion of Phigalia (or Arrhachion)

54th	564 BC	-	Hippostratus of Croton

-	Arrhichion of Phigalia (or Arrhachion)

-	Callius of Athens (son of Phaenhippus)

55th	560 BC	-	Hippostratus of Croton

56th	556 BC	-	Phaedrus of Pharsalus

-	[...] the Lacedaemonian (son of Chilon of Sparta)

57th	552 BC	-	Ladromus of Laconia

58th	548 BC	-	Diognetus of Croton

59th	544 BC	-	Archilochus of Corcyra

-	Praxidamas of Aegina

60th	540 BC	-	Apellaeus of Elis

-	[...]creon of Kea

-	Milo of Croton

61st	536 BC	-	Agatharchus of Corcyra

-	Rexibius of Opous

62nd	532 BC	-	Eryxias of Chalcis (or Eryxidas)

-	Milo of Croton

-	Eurymenes of Samos

-	Cimon Coalemos (son of Stesagoras of Athens)

63rd	528 BC	-	Parmenides of Camarina

-	Milo of Croton

-	Peisistratos of Athens (son of Hippocrates)

64th	524 BC	-	Evander of Thessaly (or Menander)

-	Milo of Croton

-	Cimon Coalemos (son of Stesagoras of Athens)

65th	520 BC	-	Anochus of Tarentum (or Anochas)

-	Anochus of Tarentum (or Anochas)

-	Damaretus of Heraea (or Demaretus)

-	Milo of Croton

-	Glaukos of Carystos

-	[...] of Thebes

66th	516 BC	-	Ischyrus of Himera

-	Damaretus of Heraea (or Demaretus)

-	Milo of Croton

-	Timasitheus of Delphi

-	Cleosthenes of Epidamnus (or the Illyrian)

67th	512 BC	-	Phanas of Pellene

-	Phanas of Pellene

-	Phanas of Pellene

-	Timasitheus of Delphi

-	Timasitheus of Croton

68th	508 BC	-	Isomachus of Croton (or Ischomachus)

-	Phrikias of Pellene

-	Calliteles of Laconia

-	[Sons of Pheidolas of Corinth]

69th	504 BC	-	Isomachus of Croton (or Ischomachus)

-	Thessalos of Corinth

-	Phrikias of Pellene

-	Titas of [...]

70th	500 BC	-	Nicasias of Opus (or Nicaestas or Nicias)

-	Philon of Corcyra

-	Agametor of Mantineia

-	Thersius of Thessaly

71st	496 BC	-	Tisicrates of Croton

-	Kleomedes of Astypalaia

-	Exaenetus of Agrigento

-	Empedocles of Agrigento (son of Exaenetus)

-	Pataecus of Dyme

72nd	492 BC	-	Tisicrates of Croton

-	Hippokleas of Pelinna

-	Crocon ο Eretria

73rd	488 BC	-	Astylos of Croton (or Astyalus)

-	Astylos of Croton (or Astyalus)

-	Hippocleas of Pelinna

-	Euthycles of Lokroi

-	Asopichos of Orchomenos

-	Agiadas of Elis

-	Hieron of Syracuse

-	Gelon (Tyrant of Syracuse)

74th	484 BC	-	Astylos of Croton (as of Syracuse)

-	Astylos of Croton (as of Syracuse)

-	Mnaseas of Cyrene

-	[Dromeus of Stymphalia]

-	Theopompus of Heraea

-	Agias of Pharsalus

-	Euthymos of Locri (or the Italian)

-	Polypeithes of Laconia

75th	480 BC	-	Astylos of Croton (as of Syracuse)

-	Astylos of Croton (as of Syracuse)

-	Astylos of Croton (as of Syracuse)

-	[Dromeus of Stymphalia]

-	Theopompus of Heraea

-	Theagenes of Thasos

-	[Dromeus of Mantineia]

-	[Xe]nopithes of Chios

-	[...]con of Argos

-	[...]phanes of Heraea

-	[Dae]tondas and Arsilochus of Thebes

-	Argos town

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