Georges Dejaeghère

Georges Auguste Dejaeghère (born 7 January 1879, died 1955) was a French gymnast.^[1] He competed in the men's individual all-around event at the 1900 Summer Olympics.^[2]

He also took part in the first gymnastics World Championships which took place in 1903, where he won gold in the pommel horse together with his compatriot Joseph Lux and Hendricus Thijsen of the Netherlands. Overall, he finished in fourth. At the 1905 World Championships, he repeated his results from 1903, with gold in the pommel horse, this time alone, and fourth place overall.

On a national level, he was French gymnastics champion in 1904.

References

External links

• Georges Dejaeghère at Olympedia

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World Champions in Artistic Gymnastics – Men's Team Competition

• 1903:  France
• 1905:  France
• 1907:  Bohemia
• 1909:  France
• 1911:  Bohemia
• 1913:  Bohemia
• 1922:  Czechoslovakia
• 1926:  Czechoslovakia
• 1930:  Czechoslovakia
• 1934:   Switzerland
• 1938:  Czechoslovakia
• 1950:   Switzerland
• 1954:  Soviet Union
• 1958:  Soviet Union
• 1962:  Japan
• 1966:  Japan
• 1970:  Japan
• 1974:  Japan
• 1978:  Japan
• 1979:  Soviet Union
• 1981:  Soviet Union
• 1983:  China
• 1985:  Soviet Union
• 1987:  Soviet Union
• 1989:  Soviet Union
• 1991:  Soviet Union
• 1994:  China
• 1995:  China
• 1997:  China
• 1999:  China
• 2001:  Belarus
• 2003:  China
• 2006:  China
• 2007:  China
• 2010:  China
• 2011:  China
• 2014:  China
• 2015:  Japan
• 2018:  China
• 2019:  Russia
• 2022:  China
• 2023:  Japan

1903:  France (FRA), Allégre, Joseph Bollet, Georges Charmoille, Daube, Georges Dejaeghère, Jules Lecoutre, Joseph Lux, Joseph Martinez, Pierre Payssé
1905:  France (FRA), Georges Dejaeghère, Lucien Démanet, Marcel Lalu, Daniel Lavielle, Joseph Martinez, Pierre Payssé

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