Estonia at the 1996 Summer Paralympics
IPC code	EST
NPC	Estonian Paralympic Committee
Website	www.paralympic.ee
in Atlanta
Competitors	10 in 4 sports
Medals Ranked 32nd	Gold 3 Silver 4 Bronze 2 Total 9
Summer Paralympics appearances (overview)
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Other related appearances
Soviet Union (1988)

Estonia participated in the X Summer Paralympic Games in Atlanta, United States. Estonian team representatives were Estonian Paralympic Committee president and Estonian Minister of Social Affairs Toomas Vilosius, head secretary Allan Kiil, secretary Maarit Vabrit and coaches Margit Aidla, Mallika Koel, Rein Põldme and Rein Valdru. Only press member was Are Eller.

Estonia entered 10 athletes in the following sports:

• Athletics: 4 female
• Powerlifting: 1 male
• Shooting: 1 male
• Swimming: 4 female

Medallists

Medal	Name	Sport	Event
Gold	Annely Ojastu	Athletics	Women's 100m T42-46
Gold	Marge Kõrkjas	Swimming	Women's 50m freestyle B2
Gold	Marge Kõrkjas	Swimming	Women's 100m freestyle B2
Silver	Annely Ojastu	Athletics	Women's 200m T42-46
Silver	Annely Ojastu	Athletics	Women's long jump F42-46
Silver	Eela Kokk	Swimming	Women's 50m freestyle MH
Silver	Marge Kõrkjas	Swimming	Women's 100m backstroke B2
Bronze	Malle Juhkam	Athletics	Women's long jump MH
Bronze	Helena Silm	Athletics	Women's pentathlon P10-12

Top 6 Finishes

4th place

• Helena Silm – Athletics, Women's Long Jump F10-11

5th place

• Heli Kollom – Athletics, Women's Long Jump MH
• Eela Kokk – Swimming, Women's 100 m Freestyle MH
• Nadežda Maksimova – Swimming, Women's 100 m Breaststroke B3
• Nadežda Maksimova – Swimming, Women's 100 m Freestyle B3

6th place

• Nadežda Maksimova – Swimming, Women's 50 m Freestyle B3
• Annika Raide – Swimming, Women's 100 m Freestyle B1

Results by event

Athletics

• Malle Juhkam
  • Women's Long Jump MH – Final: 4.76 (→ Bronze Medal )
• Heli Kollom
  • Women's Long Jump MH – Final: 4.69 (→ 5. place )
• Annely Ojastu
  • Women's 100 m T42-46 – Semifinal Heats: 4th 12,96 ; Final: 12,78 (→ Gold Medal )
  • Women's 200 m T42-46 – Final: 26,26 (→ Silver Medal )
  • Women's Long Jump F42-46 – Final: 5.37 m (→ Silver Medal )
• Helena Silm
  • Women's 200 m T11 Semifinal Heat 1: dns (→ no ranking )
  • Women's Long Jump F10-11 – Final: 4.92m (→ 6. place )
  • Women's Pentathlon P10-12 – Final: 2713 pts (→ Bronze Medal )

Powerlifting

• Vassili Artamonov
  • Men's Up To 56 kg (→ nmr, no ranking )

Shooting

• Helmut Mänd
  • Men's Air Rifle 3x40 SH1 – Preliminary: 26th 1132 (→ 26. place )
  • Mixed Air Rifle Prone SH1 – Preliminary: 23rd 592 (→ 23. place )

Swimming

• Nadežda Maksimova
  • Women's 50 m Freestyle B3 – Final: 32,05 (→ 6. place )
  • Women's 100 m Freestyle B3 – Final: 1.10,55 (→ 5. place )
  • Women's 100 m Breaststroke B3 – Final: 1.35,16 (→ 5. place )
  • Women's 200 m Medley B3 – Final: dq (→ no ranking )
• Eela Kokk
  • Women's 50 m Freestyle MH – Heats: 2nd 33,01 Final: 33,14 (→ Silver Medal )
  • Women's 100 m Freestyle MH – Heats: 6th 1.14,66 ; Final: 1.13,25 (→ 6. place )
• Annika Raide
  • Women's 50 m Freestyle B1 – Heats: 11th 39,46 (→ did not advance )
  • Women's 100 m Freestyle B1 – Heats: 8th 1.24,31 ; Final: 1.23,26 (→ 6. place )
  • Women's 100 m Backstroke B1 – Heats: 7th 1.32,09 ; Final: dq
• Marge Kõrkjas
  • Women's 50 m Freestyle B2 – Heats: 1st 30,35 ; Final: 29,90 (→ Gold Medal )
  • Women's 100 m Freestyle B2 – Heats: 1st 1.09,12 ; Final: 1.07,43 (→ Gold Medal )
  • Women's 100 m Backstroke B2 – Final: 1.22,43 (→ Silver Medal )