Pick a year block (or use the Year dropdown) to browse that Olympics event-by-event; click any event for its final results. Searching an athlete or filtering by chapter switches to the full results table.
| Year | Athlete / Team | Chapter | Event | Gender | Place | Mark | Pts |
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Senior division records, computed from every measurable mark in the database (times, distances, pentathlon points, golf scores). Disqualified results are excluded. Discontinued distances (yards, miles, retired hurdle events, etc.) are grouped under Legacy Events. ★ marks the all-time best — click any record to see its year-by-year progression. Tennis singles title leaders are listed at the bottom.
The most points scored and medals won by each chapter throughout AYF Olympics history. Overall finishes show top three finishes all-time. All numeric columns are sortable.
| Rank | Chapter | Points | Overall Finishes | All-Time Medal Count | ||||
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| 1st | 2nd | 3rd | 1 | 2 | 3 | |||
All-time career scoring leaders (individually-eligible points). Athletes with at least 30 career points are shown.
The AYF Olympics Database is a searchable archive of results and records from the Armenian Youth Federation's Olympic Games — the annual competition since 1934 where AYF chapters gather to compete across track and field, swimming, tennis, golf, softball, and more.
It brings decades of results together in one place, so you can explore year-by-year finishes, all-time records and how they've progressed over the years, individual athlete histories, chapter standings and championship totals, scoring leaders, and the softball championship record.
Everything is cross-linked — trace a single mark, athlete, or chapter through the full history of the Games, and see the years a performance set or tied a record.
The database was created in 2026 through the work of Bob Tutunjian and Nareg Mkrtschjan, in collaboration with Shoreview Sports Analytics (shoreview-analytics.ca).