To explain this post: A gold is worth three points, silver is worth two points, and bronze is worth one point. Only individual medals will be counted as to avoid punishing gymnasts who competed for nations that aren’t established WAG powers. If there is a tie, both gymnasts get the full point total. For example Amy Chow and Bi Wenjing each get two points for sharing the silver on uneven bars at the 1996 Olympics.
Name | Country | Points |
Lavinia Milosovici | Romania | 14 |
Svetlana Boginskaya | Soviet Union | 13 |
Henrietta Onodi | Hungary | 12 |
Kim Zmeskal | United States | 10 |
Tatiana Gutsu | Soviet Union | 10 |
Daniela Silivas | Romania | 9 |
Cristina Bontas | Romania | 8 |
Shannon Miller | United States | 8 |
Oksana Chusovitina | Soviet Union | 6 |
Lu Li | China | 5 |
Olesia Dudnik | Soviet Union | 5 |
Tatiana Lysenko | Soviet Union | 5 |
Betty Okino | United States | 3 |
Fan Di | China | 3 |
Kim Gwang Suk | North Korea | 3 |
Maria Neculita | Romania | 3 |
Brandy Johnson | United States | 2 |
Li Yifang | China | 2 |
Natalia Laschenova | Soviet Union | 2 |
Olga Strazheva | Soviet Union | 2 |
Gabriela Potorac | Romania | 1 |
Mirela Pasca | Romania | 1 |