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Finland at the 2004 Summer Olympics

Medals

	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
Finland	0	2	0	2

Results by event

Archery

Women's individual:

• Mari Piuva - 25th place

Athletics

Women's 100 metres:

• Johanna Manninen - Round 1, 11.45 s (did not advance)

Women's 200 metres:

• Johanna Manninen - Round 1: 23.45 s

Women's 400 metres:

• Kirsi Mykkanen - Round 1: 52.53 s

Women's 5000 metres:

• Kirsi Valasti - Round 1: 15:33.78

Men's decathlon:

• Jaakko Ojaniemi - 8006 points (16th place)

Women's heptathlon:

• Tiia Hautala - DNF

Men's marathon:

• Janne Holmen - 2:17:50 (22nd place)
• Jussi Utriainen - DNF

Men's 50 km walk:

• Jani Lehtinen - 4:05:35 (28th place)

Women's long jump:

• Heli Koivula-Kruger - Round 1: 6.50 metres

Women's triple jump:

• Heli Koivula-Kruger - Round 1: 13.98 metres

Men's high jump:

• Oskari Frosen - Round 1, 2.20 metres (did not advance)

Men's pole vault:

• Matti Mononen - Round 1, 5.65 metres (did not advance)
• Vesa Rantanen - Round 1, 5.50 metres (did not advance)

Men's shot put:

• Tepa Reinikainen - Round 1, 19.74 metres (did not advance)
• Ville Tiisanoja - Round 1, 19.50 metres (did not advance)

Men's javelin:

• Tero Pitkamaki - Final, 83.01 metres (8th place)
• Matti Narhi - Final, 80.28 metres (10th place)
• Esko Mikkola - Final, 79.43 metres (11th place)

Women's javelin:

• Taina Kolkkala - Round 1: 61.16 metres, Final: 60.72 metres (10th place)
• Mikaela Ingberg - Round 1: 60.80 metres
• Paula Huhtaniemi - Round 1: 56.88 metres

Men's hammer:

• Olli-Pekka Karjalainen - Round 1, 76.11 metres (did not advance)
• David Soderberg - Round 1, 74.14 metres (did not advance)

Women's hammer:

• Sini Poyry - Round 1: 66.05 metres

Badminton

Men's singles:

• Kasperi Salo - defeated in round of 32
• Antti Viitikko - defeated in round of 32

Women's singles:

• Anu Weckström - defeated in round of 32

Diving

Men's 3 metre springboard:

• Joona Puhakka - Prelim: 414.69, Semifinal: 209.91 (total of 624.60 for 14th place)
• Jukka Piekkanen - Prelim: 359.22 (29th place)

Officials

• President: Tapani Ilkka
• Secretary General: Jouko Purontakanen