Haiti at the 1924 Summer Olympics

Summary

Haiti competed at the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. The country's delegation consisted of two officials and eleven competitors. Of the competitors, four were track and field athletes, and seven were shooters. One of the athletes and two of the shooters ended up not competing in any events. The two officials in the delegation were V. Pasquet and the Secretary-General of the Haitian Olympic Committee, Henec Dorsinville. Haiti won its first Olympic medal at these Games, a bronze in the men's team free rifle event.

Haiti at the
1924 Summer Olympics
IOC codeHAI
NOCComité Olympique Haïtien
in Paris
Competitors8
Medals
Ranked 23rd
Gold
0
Silver
0
Bronze
1
Total
1
Summer Olympics appearances (overview)

Medalists edit

Medal Name Sport Event Date
  Bronze Ludovic Augustin, Eloi Metullus,
Destin Destine, Astrel Rolland, Ludovic Valborge
Shooting Men's team free rifle June 27

Athletics edit

Athlete Event Heats Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
Result Rank Result Rank Result Rank Result Rank
André Théard 100 m 11.2 3 did not advance
200 m 23.6 1 Q Unknown 4 did not advance
Édouard Armand 400 m Unknown 4 did not advance
800 m Unknown 7 did not advance
Decathlon N/A 5207.895 23
Silvio Cator High jump N/A 1.75 15 did not advance
Long jump N/A 6.81 12 did not advance
 
The Haitian rifle tean (took bronze medal in shooting at the 1924 Summer Olympics), pictured 6 August 1924

Shooting edit

In sport shooting competed seven young members of the Gendarmerie Port-au-Prince, trained by their head, the US-American Col. Douglas C. McDougal,[1] serving from 1921 to 1925 at Port-au-Prince.[2]

Shooter Event Final
Score Rank
Ludovic Augustin 600 m rifle 91 5
Ludovic Valborge 90 6T
Destin Destine 86 10
Astrel Rolland 85 13
Ludovic Augustin
Ludovic Valborge
Destin Destine
Astrel Rolland
Eloi Metullus
Team free rifle 646  

References edit

  • International Olympic Committee results database
  1. ^ Annual Report of the American High Commissioner at Port Au Prince, Haiti, January 1925, p. 7-8
  2. ^ biography of Douglas C. McDougal by the Marine Corps University MCU