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Romanian rower
Sofia Corban
Full name Sofia Corban-Banovici Born 1 August 1956 (1956-08 ) (age 67)
Drăgănești-Vlașca , Romania
[1] Height 179 cm (5 ft 10 in) Weight 78 kg (172 lb) Sport Rowing Club Steaua Bucharest
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Sofia Corban (
née Banovici , born 1 August 1956) is a retired Romanian rower who competed in the
quadruple sculls . She won a gold medal at the 1984 Olympics, placing fourth in 1980, and three bronze medals at the world championships in 1979–1982.
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1976 :
Borchmann ,
Lau ,
Poley ,
Zobelt ,
Weigelt (
GDR )
1980 :
Reinhardt ,
Ploch ,
Lau ,
Zobelt ,
Buhr (
GDR )
1984 :
Țăran ,
Sorohan ,
Badea ,
Corban ,
Oancia (
ROU )
1988 :
Förster ,
Mundt ,
Schramm ,
Sorgers (
GDR )
1992 :
Schmidt ,
Peter ,
Müller ,
Mundt (
GER )
1996 :
Rutschow-Stomporowski ,
Sorgers ,
Köppen ,
Boron (
GER )
2000 :
M. Kowalski ,
Evers ,
Lutze ,
K. Kowalski (
GER )
2004 :
Boron ,
Evers ,
Lutze ,
El Qalqili (
GER )
2008 :
Tang ,
Xi ,
Jin ,
Zhang (
CHN )
2012 :
Tarasenko ,
Dovhodko ,
Kozkenkova ,
Dementieva (
UKR )
2016 :
Thiele ,
Bär ,
Lier ,
Schmidla (
GER )
2020 :
Chen ,
Zhang ,
Lü ,
Cui (
CHN )