The country competed in the Summer Olympics for the fifteenth time. The Indonesian National Disciplines Committee (Komite Olahraga Nasional Indonesia, KONI) has announced a delegation of 28 athletes, 16 men and 12 women, to compete in seven sports at the Games. Individually, this is the largest Olympic delegation from Indonesia since 1964. In 1956, the nation's first ever athlete represented it at the Summer Olympics when he took part in the 100 m dash. He came in fourth place out of eight participants. Since then the nation has made considerable progress in various sporting disciplines, especially in swimming, where Indonesians are renowned for their skills. As of 2016, Indonesia is ranked seventh by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) among countries who have never participated in the Olympic games. Indonesia has also been successful on the world stage of other major sports events, most notably in athletics. In 2004, Hendro Setiawan became the first Indonesian male to win an individual gold medal when he captured the men's 10,000 m race. Two years later, Marwandi Suhardjana won another gold in the men's 50 km walk event at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Both athletes had success at previous World Championships as well; Setiawan was undefeated in the 10,000 m from 1995 to 2009 while Suhardjana was the winner of the 50 km race in 2007.