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Games of the III Olympiad
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Host city Unified Capitalizt States Columbia
Participating NOCs 48
Olympic stadium Holmes Stadium
Opening ceremony August 8, 2008
Closing ceremony August 25, 2008

The Games of the III Olympiad were an international multi-sport event celebrated in Columbia, a city in Bedistan, one of the Unified Capitalizt States.

A number of demonstration events were held: American football, bocce, cliff diving, chess boxing, croquet, lacrosse, summer vigil fasting, tug of war, wheelchair fencing and wheelchair racing.

Medal tally

NOC Gold Silver Bronze Total
Flag of Cafundéu Cafundéu (CAF) 41 24 31 96
Flag of Allanea Allanea (ALL) 25 23 31 79
Ex-nation Secristan (SEC) 24 25 24 73
Ex-nation Baranxtu, Cikoutimi, and Otea (BCO) 23 21 24 68
Flag of Newmanistan Newmanistan (NEW) 23 17 26 66
Bears Armed Roumberre (RMB) 21 15 15 51
Flag of Wentland Wentland (WLD) 19 12 8 39
Flag of Bears Armed Bears Armed (BRS) 18 22 20 60
Ariddia Ariddian Isles (ARI) 16 12 7 35
Flag of Capitalizt SLANI.svg Capitalizt SLANI (COM) 15 15 11 41

Participating NOCs

  • Ad’ihan (ADN)
  • Allanea (ALL)
  • An Blascaod Mór (ABM)
  • The Archregimancy (ARC)
  • Ariddian Isles (ARI)
  • Asteran (KAS)
  • Baranxtu, Cikoutimi, and Otea (BCO)
  • Bears Armed (BRS)
  • Bluth Corporation (BLU)
  • Bulgislava (PRB)
  • Cafundéu (CAF)
  • Candelaria And Marquez (CAM)
  • Capitalizt SLANI (COM)
  • Coocoostan (COO)
  • East Ying (EYS)
  • Fujisawan Territories (FJT)
  • Gerainia (GRN)
  • Green Wombat (GWB)
  • Illrawq (AIQ)
  • Jasīʼyūn (JSY)
  • Kanji Starter (KJS)
  • Kelssek (KSK)
  • Kenavt (KEN)
  • Ketchupland (KET)
  • Kosovoe (KOS)
  • Krytenia (KRY)
  • Kura-Pelland (KPL)
  • Land de Wood (WOD)
  • Landau Institute (LID)
  • Maineiacs (MAI)
  • Montgisard (MGI)
  • Newmanistan (NEW)
  • Nuevos Aires (NSA)
  • Omigodtheykilledkenny (OMG)
  • Prux (PRX)
  • Qazox (QZX)
  • Roumberre (RMB)
  • San Adriano (SNA)
  • Sarviats (SRS)
  • Secristan (SEC)
  • Sorthern Northland (SNO)
  • Taeshan (TAE)
  • Unified Beretania (UBT)
  • Valanora (VAL)
  • Wentland (WLD)
  • West Pocono (WPC)
  • Xalostia (XAL)
  • Zwangzug (ZWZ)

The Games

List of known flag-bearers
Nation Flag bearer Sport
ADN Martina McOwen Tennis
CAF Antônio Carlos Bamerindus Equestrian
CAM Josh Woodward Field hockey
EYS Gigi Monk Assocation football
KSK Ahn Na-Kon Judo
OMG Susa Batko-Yovino Boxing
SNA Femke van der Vaart Athletics
SNO Kate Bucksway
VAL Kir Razov Athletics
WPC Courtney Peterson Gymnastics
  • Day 1

The opening ceremony held at Holmes Stadium featured sophisticated lighting and holography, with performances highlighting the search for peace and the diversity of Paripana. The Olympic cauldron was lit by Ham Son-lib, Olympic champion in the marathon at the Querzakhi Olympics.

  • Day 2

Francisco José Ventoso Alberd won the first Olympic gold medal in Sorthern Northland history by winning the men's road cycling. Jozenna Nai (Fujisawan Territories) was disappointed in failing to advance from the semifinals of the women's 400m freestyle, but then won gold in the women's 400m individual medley. Tom Parsons became Newmanistan's first Olympic medallist with a gold in the men's 10m pistol.

  • Day 3

Fr. Vasily the Heavily-Accented was outrage at the failure of Wentland vexillographers to recognize the excellence of The Archregimancy's flag. The Wentland women's archery team won gold in their event but ended up in an altercation during the medal ceremony.

  • Day 4

Kura-Pelland weightlifters won a one-two in the men's 63 kg with Scott Smith setting an Olympic record and Barry Omagh winning silver. In swimming, Krytenia won the men's 4x100m relay gold.

  • Day 5

Newmanistan's swimming success continued with a one-two for Dave Perroti and Nate Compston in the men's 200m freestyle, a bronze for Compston in the men's 100m backstroke, and Lauren Biron winning gold in the women's 100m breaststroke.

  • Day 6

Mollifying a great deal of kvetching in Kelssek about its performances in swimming, the men's 4x200m relay team won gold.

  • August 23

Kennyite diver Pete Wence was pictured attempting to eat his bronze medal following the presentation ceremony for the men's 10m platform. In the demonstration events, Fr. Sweeney of Newmanistan was the surprise winner in summer vigil fasting, an event originally proposed by the Monastic Olympic Committee.

Venues