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Romania — Women's Double Sculls

1978–2026 · 20 seasons tracked · 5 golds
Golds
5
Podiums
14
Best 2k
3:15.45
Seasons
20
Championship finish by year
Higher is better · medals marked
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Roster flow
Each column is a qualifying season's A crew · teal = carried over · amber = changed seat · NEW = first World / European / World Cup appearance (incl. U23 & Junior) · dashed column = years not contested · A boat only
1978
P5
SO. Homeghi-bulardaNEW
BS. TomaNEW
1979–80
2 yrs off
1981
P4
SM. Ciobanu-popescuNEW
BA. Chelariu-bazonNEW
1982
not contested
1983
bronze
SM. Ciobanu-popescu
BE. Lipa-oleniuc
1984
not contested
1985
silver
SM. Ciobanu-popescu
BE. Lipa-oleniuc
1986
silver
SV. Cochela-cogeanu
BE. Lipa-oleniuc
1987
silver
SE. Lipa-oleniuc
BL. GenesNEW
1988
not contested
1989
silver
SV. Cochela-cogeanu
BE. Lipa-oleniuc
1990–96
7 yrs off
1997
P4
SV. Susanu
BL. Gafencu
1998–06
9 yrs off
2007
P4
SI. Rotaru
BS. Musat-strimbeschi
2008–10
3 yrs off
2011
P4
SC. Ilie
BI. Strungaru
2012
bronze
SM. Bursuc
BA. Bogus
2013
P6
SC. Ilie
BI. Strungaru
2014–18
5 yrs off
2019
silver
SA. Bodnar
BS. Radis
2020
gold
SA. Bodnar
BS. Radis
2021
gold
SA. Bodnar
BS. Radis
2022
gold
SA. Bodnar
BS. Radis
2023
gold
SA. Bodnar
BS. Radis
2024
silver
SA. Bodnar
BS. Radis
2025
bronze
SA. Morosanu
BM. Dumitru
2026
gold
SA. Bodnar
BS. Radis

Season by season

Tracked across the World & European Championships, World Cups and Olympic Games — years with no qualifying championship are shown as gaps. NEW marks an athlete's first time at this level (U23 & Junior count).

2014–2018 no qualifying championship
2008–2010 no qualifying championship
1998–2006 no qualifying championship
1990–1996 no qualifying championship
1988 no qualifying championship
1984 no qualifying championship
1982 no qualifying championship
1979–1980 no qualifying championship