List of South African tennis players at the Summer Olympics
This is a list of South African tennis players who have represented the country at the Summer Olympics, including editions where it was contested as a demonstration sport, with the performance of each athlete listed. == 1912 – Stockholm == Men's Outdoor Singles: Charles Winslow – gold medal Harold Kitson – silver medal Lionel Tapscott – lost in the round of 16 Men's Outdoor Doubles: Harold Kitson / Charles Winslow – gold medal == 1920 – Antwerp == Men's Singles: Louis Raymond – gold medal Charles Winslow – bronze medal George Dodd – lost in the quarterfinals Brian Norton – lost in the first round Men's Doubles: Cecil Blackbeard / George Dodd – lost in the quarterfinals Brian Norton / Louis Raymond – lost in the quarterfinals == 1924 – Paris == Men’s Singles: John Condon – lost in the first round Louis Raymond – lost in the first round Ivie Richardson – lost in the third round Patrick Spence – lost in the fourth round Men's Doubles: John Condon / Ivie Richardson – 4th place == 1992 – Barcelona == Men's Singles: Wayne Ferreira – lost in the second round Christo van Rensburg – lost in the first round Men's Doubles: Wayne Ferreira / Piet Norval – silver medal Women’s Singles: Amanda Coetzer – lost in the third round Mariaan de Swardt – lost in the first round Elna Reinach – lost in the first round == 1996 – Atlanta == Men’s Singles: Wayne Ferreira – lost in the quarterfinals Marcos Ondruska – lost in the second round Men's Doubles: Ellis Ferreira / Wayne Ferreira – lost in the quarterfinals David Adams / John-Laffnie de Jager – 4th place Women's Singles: Amanda Coetzer – lost in the second round Mariaan de Swardt – lost in the second round Joannette Kruger – lost in the first round Women's Doubles: Amanda Coetzer / Mariaan de Swardt – lost in the second round Amanda Coetzer / Liezel Horn – lost in the first round == 2000 – Sydney == Men's Singles: Wayne Ferreira - lost in the first round.
Source: Wikipedia — List of South African tennis players at the Summer Olympics (CC BY-SA 4.0)