Sanda Toma (rower)

Sanda Toma (born February 24, 1956) is a retired Romanian rower, considered one of the most successful female scullers of the 1980s. She specialized in single sculls and achieved significant international recognition during her career.

Career Highlights:

• Olympic Gold Medal: Won gold in the single sculls event at the 1980 Moscow Olympics. This was a significant achievement, solidifying her place as a top rower.

• World Championships: Secured multiple medals at the World Rowing Championships, including gold, silver, and bronze, demonstrating her consistent high performance on the global stage. Her specific medal tally at the World Championships includes Gold (1979 in Bled in the Women's Single Sculls).

• Other International Success: Competed in numerous other international regattas, consistently placing near the top and earning numerous victories and accolades.

Toma's dominance in the single sculls during her era made her a prominent figure in the sport. Her success contributed to Romania's reputation as a strong rowing nation. She is remembered for her powerful rowing style and competitive spirit.