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Henry Boerio

Henry Boerio competed for France in men's artistic gymnastics, 1972–1980. Career medals: 1 bronze.

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Career, in brief

Henry Boerio was a three-time Olympian for France in men's artistic gymnastics, competing from 1972 through 1980. He won one Olympic bronze.

Timeline

Career arc, year by year.

Olympic — 3 appearances

1980 Moscow Olympics

Jul 19 → Aug 3 · Moscow
All-Around Qual 111.350 Final 113.275 — 24th 24th
Pommel Horse Qual 18.700
Still Rings Qual 18.350
Parallel Bars Qual 18.150 — did not advance 57th
Horizontal Bar Qual 19.000
Floor Exercise Qual 18.700
Vault Qual 18.450 — did not advance 61st

1976 Montreal Olympics

Jul 18 → Aug 1 · Montreal
All-Around Qual 112.900 Final 110.500 — 23rd 23rd
Pommel Horse Qual 18.850
Still Rings Qual 18.900
Parallel Bars Qual 18.850
Horizontal Bar Qual 19.350 Final 19.475 BRONZE
Floor Exercise Qual 18.100
Vault Qual 18.850

1972 Munich Olympics

Aug 26 → Sep 11 · Munich
All-Around Qual 103.450 — did not advance 76th
Pommel Horse Qual 15.100
Still Rings Qual 17.150
Parallel Bars Qual 17.450
Horizontal Bar Qual 18.450
Floor Exercise Qual 17.900 — did not advance 41st
Vault Qual 17.400

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Sources

Sources olympics.com (Moscow 1980, Montreal 1976) · olympedia.org (Moscow 1980, Montreal 1976, Munich 1972)
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