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Bosnia and Herzegovina is represented by the Olympic Committee of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH OK) at the 2004 Summer Olympics. Nine Bosnian athletes qualified for the olympics:

1 Results by event

1.1 Athletics

Men's 800 metres:

Jasmin Salihovic - Round 1, 1:49.6 (did not advance)

Nedžad Fazlija , the flag bearer ( shooting) - finished 35th in 10 m Air Rifle; 44th in 50 m Rifle Prone and 33rd in 50 m Rifle 3 Positions
Amel Mekic ( judo) - defeated in the first round
Željko Panic ( swimming) - finished 54th in 100 m Freestyle
Srdan Milicevic ( table tennis) - defeated in the second round
Mervana Jugic-Salkic ( tennis) - defeated in the first round
Jasminka Guber ( athletics) - finished 37th in 1 500 m
Zoran Prerad ( taekwondo) - defeated in the first round
Emir Šarganovic ( kayak) - finished 23rd in K1 Kayak Single Slalom

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