“Silver” includes: Katie Vihmane, Liza Čumika, Anita Miķelsone, Alise Bruzinska (all – 3×3 basketball), Aleksandrs Jurkjans (Greco-Roman fight), Alan Amirovs, Ivars Samušonoks (free fight), Una Dolgileviča (Aloud) Artūrs Vilde (kayaking), Roberts Lagzdiņš (canoe), Toms Skujiņš (highway cycling), Kristen Krieger, Helvijs Babris (BMX cycling), Ernests Zēbolds (freestyle BMX cycling), Agate Rašmane, Lauris Strautmanis (Shooting) Tarvida (taekwondo), Anastasia Sevastova (tennis), Madara Palameika, Anete Kociņa, Rolands Štrobinders, Rūta Kate Lasmane, Darya Sopova, Agate Caune, Kristīne Blaževiča, Laura Ikauniece, Mareks Ārents (all – athletics), Elina Vihrova Aleksandrs Samoilovs, Jānis Šmēdiņš, Ardis Daniels Bedrītis, Artūrs Rinkevičs (all – beach volleyball).
Also included in the “bronze” are Laine Rumpe (rowing), Edvards Gruzītis (mountaineering), Agris Stankevičs, Randy Feikner, Arnolds Helmanis (all – 3×3 basketball), Beatrice Rozentāle, Amanda Millere, Nikita Gorbunov, Matvey Prokudin (all – boxing) Mārtiņš Atilla (sailing), Elma Zeidlere, Konstantīns Geikins (both – fight), Aleksejs Zarudņevs, Anastasija Sokirjanska, Emīls Potapovs, Anna Gulīte (all – judo), Daniels Kogans (table tennis), Katrīna Bulkovska (golf), Laura equestrian sports), Kārlis Dumpis, Kristaps Laube, Melania Čamane, Krista Bērziņa (all – kayaking), Vineta Pētersone, Veronika Monika Sturiška, Edvards Gāzers (all – BMX cycling), Krists Neilands, Emīls Liepiņš, Pauls Rubenis, Alekss Krasts Kalverchs (all – highway cycling), Artūrs Bogdanovičs (skateboarding), Daniela Ivanova, Armands Mežinskis, Artūrs Vasilonoks (weightlifting), Emīls Vasermanis, Daniels Vilciņš, Roberts Ķēniņš (all shooting), Anastasija Močaļina, Viktorija ers Schulz (all – taekwondo), Daniela Vismane, Darya Semenist, Robert Armando Strombah (all – tennis), Arturs Liepa (triathlon), Laura Igaune, Ruslan Smolonskis, Arnis Rumbenieks, Patrick Gailum, Sindija Buksa, Gunta Vaičule, Kunta Vaičule Līga Velvere, Jānis Roberts Zālītis, Oskars Grava, Ilya Petrušenko, Aleksandrs Kucs, Maksims Sinčukovs (all – athletics), Jelizaveta Polstjanaja, Santa Stepulāne (both – artistic gymnastics), Richard Plate (gymnastics), Darja Ovčaruk, gymnastics-trampoline), Anete Namiķe, Varvara Brailko, Kristians Fokerots, Gustavs Auziņš (all – beach volleyball).
Athletes representing non-Olympic sports are Mārtiņš Sesks (motorsport-rally), Nikolass Bertāns (motorsport-drift), Valters Zviedris (motorsport-highway), Pauls Jonass (motorsport-MXGP class), Kārlis Alberts Reišulis (motorsport-125cm class) ), Andžejs Lebedevs (motorsports-speedway), Sandra Grosberga, Rūdolfs Zērnis, Uldis Upītis (all – orienteering), Kalvis Kalniņš, Dens Sadikovs, Arjoms Jermolajevs (all – karate).
Next year, athletes will receive funding for competitions and training in sports federations, but benefits for athletes and their coaches will be provided by the Latvian Olympic Committee, while medical and rehabilitation services for competitions and training will be provided by LOV.
The quotas available to LOV for winter sports federations will be named after the end of the 2021/2022 Olympic season.
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