1989 Summer Universiade

Host City	Duisburg
Country	GER
Held	22 – 30 August 1989
Competitors	184
Countries	25

Originally awarded to São Paulo (BRA). Moved to Duisburg but only four sports (athletics (track and field), basketball, fencing, and rowing) held.

Events

• Athletics
• Basketball

Medal table

Pos	Country		🥇 Gold	🥈 Silver	🥉 Bronze	Total
1	United States	USA	9	7	6	22
2	Soviet Union	URS	7	9	8	24
3	Cuba	CUB	6	5	3	14
4	Romania	ROU	4	2	0	6
5	Kenya	KEN	3	2	1	6
6	Italy	ITA	3	0	1	4
7	China	CHN	2	0	2	4
8	Germany	GER	1	5	6	12
9	France	FRA	1	1	2	4
10	East Germany	GDR	1	1	1	3
11	Brazil	BRA	1	1	0	2
=	Great Britain	GBR	1	1	0	2
13	Finland	FIN	1	0	3	4
14	Hungary	HUN	1	0	1	2
15	Jamaica	JAM	1	0	0	1
=	Norway	NOR	1	0	0	1
17	Netherlands	NED	0	2	1	3
18	Japan	JPN	0	2	0	2
19	Spain	ESP	0	1	3	4
20	Canada	CAN	0	1	1	2
21	Nigeria	NGR	0	1	0	1
=	Sweden	SWE	0	1	0	1
=	Turkey	TUR	0	1	0	1
24	Australia	AUS	0	0	3	3
25	South Korea	KOR	0	0	1	1

Medal winners

Event	🥇 Gold		🥈 Silver		🥉 Bronze
100 m, Men	Andre Cason	USA	Olapade Adeniken	NGR	Joel Isasi	CUB
200 m, Men	Róbson Caetano da Silva	BRA	Félix Stevens	CUB	Kevin Braunskill	USA
400 m, Men	Roberto Hernández	CUB	Sérgio de Menezes	BRA	Oliver Bridges	USA
800 m, Men	Ari Suhonen	FIN	Ikem Billy	GBR	Simon Doyle	AUS
1,500 m, Men	Kip Cheruiyot	KEN	Peter Rono	KEN	Bob Dielis	NED
5,000 m, Men	Stefano Mei	ITA	Charles Cheruiyot	KEN	Antonio Serrano	ESP
10,000 m, Men	Julius Kariuki	KEN	Zeki Öztürk	TUR	Antonio Serrano	ESP
Marathon, Men	Tibor Baier	HUN	Rustam Shagiyev	URS	Kennedy Manyisa	KEN
110 m Hurdles, Men	Roger Kingdom	USA	Emilio Valle	CUB	Florian Schwarthoff	GER
400 m Hurdles, Men	Reggie Davis	USA	Vladimir Budko	URS	Kevin Henderson	USA
3,000 m Steeplechase, Men	Patrick Sang	KEN	Engelbert Franz	GER	Thierry Brusseau	FRA
4 x 100 m Relay, Men	United States	USA	Soviet Union	URS	France	FRA
4 x 400 m Relay, Men	Jamaica	JAM	United States	USA	Germany	GER
20 km Walk, Men	Walter Arena	ITA	Miguel Prieto	ESP	Andrew Jachno	AUS
High Jump, Men	Javier Sotomayor	CUB	Hollis Conway	USA	Rudolf Povarnitsyn	URS
Pole Vault, Men	Bernhard Zintl	GER	Dean Starkey	USA	Javier García	ESP
Long Jump, Men	Jaime Jeffersón	CUB	Vladimir Ratushkov	URS	Lee Starks	USA
Triple Jump, Men	Igor Lapshin	URS	Tord Henriksson	SWE	Oleg Sakirkin	URS
Shot Put, Men	Lars Nilsen	NOR	Mike Stulce	USA	Kalman Konya	GER
Discus Throw, Men	Kamy Keshmiri	USA	Erik de Bruin	NED	Roberto Moya	CUB
Hammer Throw, Men	Igor Astapkovich	URS	Heinz Weis	GER	Ken Flax	USA
Javelin Throw, Men	Steve Backley	GBR	Pascal Lefèvre	FRA	Marko Hyytiäinen	FIN
Decathlon, Men	Dave Johnson	USA	Mikhail Medved	URS	Dezső Szabó	HUN
100 m, Women	Liliana Allen	CUB	Anita Ann Howard	USA	Nataliya Voronova	URS
200 m, Women	Galina Malchugina	URS	Liliana Allen	CUB	Esther Jones	USA
400 m, Women	Ana Fidelia Quirot	CUB	Jearl Miles	USA	Liudmyla Dzhyhalova	URS
800 m, Women	Ana Fidelia Quirot	CUB	Ellen van Langen	NED	Inna Yevseieva	URS
1,500 m, Women	Paula Ivan	ROU	Suzy Favor-Hamilton	USA	Lyudmila Rogachova	URS
3,000 m, Women	Paula Ivan	ROU	Viorica Ghican	ROU	Regina Chistyakova	URS
10,000 m, Women	Viorica Ghican	ROU	Masami Ishizaka	JPN	Lizanne Bussières	CAN
Marathon, Women	Irina Bogacheva	URS	Akemi Takayama	JPN	Kim Yeon-Gu	KOR
100 m Hurdles, Women	Monique Éwanjé-Épée	FRA	Lidiya Yurkova	URS	Claudia Zaczkiewicz	GER
400 m Hurdles, Women	Margarita Khromova	URS	Rosey Edeh	CAN	Irmgard Trojer	ITA
4 x 100 m Relay, Women	United States	USA	Soviet Union	URS	Germany	GER
4 x 400 m Relay, Women	United States	USA	Germany	GER	Soviet Union	URS
5,000 m Walk, Women	Ileana Salvador	ITA	Vera Makolova	URS	Sari Essayah	FIN
High Jump, Women	Galina Astafei	ROU	Silvia Costa	CUB	Jin Ling	CHN
Long Jump, Women	Yolanda Chen	URS	Marieta Ilcu	ROU	Katja Trostel	GDR
Shot Put, Women	Huang Zhihong	CHN	Belsy Laza	CUB	Zhou Tianhua	CHN
Discus Throw, Women	Hou Xuemei	CHN	Gabi Reinsch	GDR	Maritza Martén	CUB
Javelin Throw, Women	Silke Renk	GDR	Brigitte Graune	GER	Päivi Alafrantti	FIN
Heptathlon, Women	Larisa Nikitina	URS	Sabine Braun	GER	Jane Flemming	AUS
Basketball, Men	United States	USA	Soviet Union	URS	Germany	GER