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PROUDLY SUPPORTING OUR DOLPHINS PIN NUMBERS AUSTRALIAN SWIM TEAM PIN NAME TEAM 75 Lorraine Crapp ECG54 151 Marlene Dayman OG64 227 Peter Tetlow WC73 303 Angela Russell CG82 379 Mark Ikin PP89 455 Jane Glazebrook PP95 531 Elka Graham WSC00 607 Joshua Krogh WSC04 683 Christopher Ashwood PP10 759 Daniel Smith WSC14 P19 Bruno Moretti PCG66 P95 S Clothier FESPIC89 P171 Judith Green WC98 P247 Sian Lucas PG08 9 Terry Gathercole 1964 85 Steve Garner 2010 76 Jann Grier ECG54 152 Gillian de Greenlaw OG64 228 Robert Williams WC73 304 Wayne Shillington CG82 380 Gary Lord PP89 456 Julia Greville PP95 532 Kaine Love WSC00 608 Andrew Mewing WSC04 684 Thomas Fraser-Holmes PP10 760 Hayley Baker WC15 P20 Fred Blums PG68 P96 E Costello FESPIC89 P172 Alex Harris WC98 P248 Rhiannon Oliver PG08 10 Ursula Carlile 1972 86 Matt Magee 2010 1 Fred Lane OG00 77 Jon Henricks ECG54 153 Nanette Duncan OG64 229 Sandra Yost WC73 305 Jon Sieben CG82 381 Alex Macorig PP89 457 Emma Johnson PP95 533 Steven McBrien WSC00 609 Danni Miatke WSC04 685 Katie Goldman PP10 761 Kyle Chalmers WC15 P21 Brian Chambers PG68 P97 H Delgado FESPIC89 P173 Oliver Mendoza WC98 P249 Andrew Pasterfield PG08 11 Kevin Du 1973 87 Chris Myers 2010 2 Cecil Healy OG06 78 Diane Knight ECG54 154 Kim Herford OG64 230 Linda Young WC73 306 Danielle Somerville-Kimlin CG82 382 Jacqueline McKenzie PP89 458 Angela Kennedy PP95 534 Burl Reid WSC00 610 Andrew Richards WSC04 686 Jayden Hadler PP10 762 Kurt Herzog WC15 P22 Sally Lamb PG68 P98 Brad Evans FESPIC89 P174 Bernadette Morris WC98 P250 Teigan Van Roosmalen PG08 12 David Urry 1974 88 Brian Stehr 2010 3 Frank Beaurepaire OG08 79 Cyrus Weld ECG54 155 Richard Ling OG64 231 Gregory Bush CG74 307 Janet Tibbits CG82 383 Mathew McQuade PP89 459 Michael Klim PP95 535 Edward Roche WSC00 611 Mark Riley WSC04 687 Samantha Hoschke-Edwards PP10 763 Sam Sheppard WC15 P23 Cherrie Ireland PG68 P99 G Feben FESPIC89 P175 Siobhan Paton WC98 P251 Kayla Clarke INASGG09 13 Terry Buck 1976 89 Michael Palfrey 2010 4 Reginald Baker OG08 80 Beverley Bainbridge OG56 156 Janice Murphy OG64 232 Nigel Cluer CG74 308 Kim Terrell CG82 384 Catherine Moore PP89 460 Joseph Mitchell PP95 536 Clementine Stoney WSC00 612 Joshua Taylor WSC04 688 Yolane Kukla PP10 764 Georgia Bohl OG16 P24 Je Simmonds PG68 P100 Rex Fuller FESPIC89 P176 David Rolfe WC98 P252 Richard Eliason INASGG09 14 Joe King 1978 90 Tony Shaw 1993 5 Edward Cooke OG08 81 Gergaynia Beckett OG56 157 Peter Reynolds OG64 233 Peter Coughlan CG74 309 Diana Watts CG82 385 Susan O’Neill PP89 461 Adrian Radley PP95 537 Joy Symons WSC00 613 Louise Tomlinson WSC04 689 Grace Loh PP10 765 Tamsin Cook OG16 P25 Noel Simmons PG68 P101 Paul Gockel FESPIC89 P177 Trenton Spriggs WC98 P253 Daniel Fox INASGG09 15 Bill Sweetenham 1978 91 Gary Toner 1995 6 Frank Springfield OG08 82 Alva Colquhoun OG56 158 John Ryan OG64 234 David Dickman CG74 310 Rob Woodhouse CG82 386 Nicole Redford PP89 462 Trent Steed PP95 538 Kirsten Thomson WSC00 614 Tayliah Zimmer WSC04 690 James Magnussen PP10 766 Jacob Hansford OG16 P26 Eric Boulter PG72 P102 C/Kathy Gregson FESPIC89 P178 Melissa Williams WC98 P254 Hellen Haselo INASGG09 16 Laurie Lawrence 1982 92 Shane Arnold 2000 7 Theodore Tartakover OG08 83 John Devitt OG56 159 John Stark OG64 235 Sonya Gray CG74 311 Susan Woodhouse CG82 387 Philip Rogers PP89 463 Christina Thorpe PP95 539 Shannon Wuoti WSC00 615 Lauren Arndt WC04 691 Samantha Marshall PP10 767 Jack McLoughlin OG16 P27 Pauline English PG72 P103 T Holder FESPIC89 P179 Stacy Williams WC98 P255 Nerice Holland INASGG09 17 John Rodgers 1982 93 Rick Van Der Zant 2002 8 Les Boardman OG12 84 John Donohue OG56 160 Peter Tonkin OG64 236 Vicki Jaensch CG74 312 Glenn Buchanan PP83 388 Ian Van Der Wal PP89 464 Richard Upton PP95 540 Robert Wyllie WSC00 616 Lauren Guy WC04 692 George O’Brien PP10 768 Josh Palmer OG16 P28 Pam Nugent PG72 P104 R Howe FESPIC89 P180 Ben Wills WC98 P256 David Lee INASGG09 18 Ken Wood 1982 94 Justin McEvoy 2002 9 Fanny Durack OG12 85 Barbara Evans OG56 161 Jan Turner OG64 237 Jenny Latta CG74 313 Peter Dale PP83 389 Angus Waddell PP89 465 Melanie Dodd WSC95 541 Heath Ramsay OG00 617 Catherine Ware WC04 693 Mitchell Patterson PP10 769 Minna Atherton WSC16 P29 Elizabeth Richards PG72 P105 M Hueppau FESPIC89 P181 Melissa Willson WC98 P257 Kara Leo INASGG09 19 Graeme Brown 1985 95 Chris Urquhart 2006 10 Harold Hardwick OG12 86 Dawn Fraser OG56 162 Belinda Woosley OG64 238 Sally Lockyer CG74 314 Lisa Dedman PP83 390 Hayley Lewis CG90 466 Rachel Harris WSC95 542 Kasey Giteau OG00 618 Bronte Barratt WC05 694 Leiston Pickett PP10 770 Carla Buchanan WSC16 P30 Robert Morrison PG72 P106 Browyn McColl FESPIC89 P182 Mark Altmann FESPIC99 P258 Emily Schmidt INASGG09 20 Bill Robertson 1985 96 Peter Gartrell 2008 11 William Longworth OG12 87 Elizabeth Fraser OG56 163 John Bennett ECG66 239 Yvonne Majoor CG74 315 Ian Findlay PP83 391 Simon McKillop-Davies CG90 467 Brett Hawke WSC95 543 Sybilla Goode OG00 619 Lara Davenport WC05 695 Cameron Prosser PP10 771 Jack Gerrard WSC16 P31 Robert Faulkner PG76 P107 D McGee FESPIC89 P183 Matthew Anderson FESPIC99 P259 Michael Auprince WC10 21 Gerry Stachewicz 1985 97 Matthew Brown – NSW 2010 12 Frank Schryver OG12 88 Murray Garretty OG56 164 Karl Byrom ECG66 240 Rosemary Milgate CG74 316 Michael McKenzie PP83 392 Jennifer McMahon CG90 468 Samantha Mackie WSC95 544 Leisel Jones OG00 620 Andrew Lauterstein WC05 696 Ben Treers PP10 772 Jessica Hansen WSC16 P32 G Green PG76 P108 Michael O’Shannass FESPIC89 P184 Paul Barnett FESPIC99 P260 Tanya Huebner WC10 22 Denis Cotterell 1987 98 Ron McKeon 2010 13 Wilhelmina Wylie OG12 89 Terry Gathercole OG56 165 Graham Dunn ECG66 241 Ross Paterson CG74 317 Anna McVann PP83 393 Helen Morris CG90 469 Simon Coombs OG96 545 Leigh Bool WC01 621 Kurtis MacGillivary WC05 697 Tessa Wallace PP10 773 Clyde Lewis WSC16 P33 John Hind PG76 P109 E Radley FESPIC89 P185 Daniel Bell FESPIC99 P261 Grant Patterson WC10 23 Craig Crozier 1987 99 Harley Connolly 2011 14 Lily Beaurepaire OG20 90 Margaret Gibson OG56 166 Jill Groeger ECG66 242 Ross Seymour CG74 318 Kathryn Parkinson PP83 394 Kieren Perkins CG90 470 Helen Denman OG96 546 Shelley Clark PPOW99 622 Haylee Reddaway WC05 698 Blake Cochrane CG10 774 Brayden McCarthy WSC16 P34 Roy Kubig PG76 P110 Stephen Simmonds FESPIC89 P186 Dean Bila FESPIC99 P262 Sean Russo WC10 24 Judy Hudson 1987 100 Brant Best 2011 15 Henry Hay OG20 91 Maureen Giles OG56 167 Ronald Jackson ECG66 243 Allison Smith CG74 319 Catherine Randall PP83 395 Nicole Taylor CG90 471 Scott Logan OG96 547 Michelle Engelsman WC01 623 Kate Brookes-Peterson OWC06 699 Ellie Cole CG10 775 Kiah Melverton WSC16 P35 Lyn Michael PG76 P111 Helen Adams WC90 P187 Thomas Bridge FESPIC99 P263 Sarah Hilt PPP11 25 Paul Hardman 1987 101 Bruce Vyvyan 2011 16 William Herald OG20 92 Graham Hamilton OG56 168 Allyson Mabb ECG66 244 Peter Smith CG74 320 Brett Stocks PP83 396 Peter Galvin WC91 472 Nadine Neumann OG96 548 Jodie Henry WC01 624 Sam Bramham CG06 700 Andrew Pasterfield CG10 776 Jemma Schlicht WSC16 P36 Gail Nicholson PG76 P112 Kelly Barnes WC90 P188 Leanne Brownlie FESPIC99 P264 Ahmed Kelly PPP11 26 Bernie Mulroy 1987 102 Colin Braund 2012 17 Keith Kirkland OG20 93 John Hayres OG56 169 Heather Saville ECG66 245 Mark Tonelli CG74 321 Sharon Kellett OG84 397 Toby Haenen WC91 473 Jade Winter OG96 549 Nicole Hunter WC01 625 Lichelle Clarke CG06 701 Mitchell Dixon WSC10 777 Tommy Sucipto WSC16 P37 Brian Sullivan PG76 P113 Tracey Cross WC90 P189 Anita Evans FESPIC99 P265 Nicole Latham PPP11 27 Ralph Richards 1988 103 Angelo Basalo 2012 18 Ivan Stedman OG20 94 Patricia Huntingford OG56 170 Marion Smith ECG66 246 Jenny Turrall CG74 322 Karen Phillips OG84 398 Darren Lange WC91 474 Natasha Bowron WSC97 550 Trudee Hutchinson PPOW99 626 Matthew Cowdrey CG06 702 Emma McKeon WSC10 778 Ariarne Titmus WSC16 P38 Rene Andres PG80 P114 James Pittar WC90 P190 Hugh Freeman FESPIC99 P266 Madeleine Scott PPP11 28 John Carew 1989 104 Tom Davis 2012 19 Andrew Charlton OG24 95 John Konrads OG56 171 Janette Steinbeck ECG66 247 Peter Dawson WC75 323 Thomas Stachewicz OG84 399 Shane Lewis WC91 475 Dyana Calub WSC97 551 David Jenkins WC01 627 Joanna Fargus CG06 703 Jade Neilsen WSC10 779 Emily Washer WSC16 P39 Paul Bird PG80 P115 Julie Barr PG92 P191 Sarah Houbolt FESPIC99 P267 Reagan Wickens PPP11 29 Ian Findlay 1989 105 Michael Freney 2012 20 Maurice Christie OG24 96 Faith Leech OG56 172 Jennifer Thorn ECG66 248 Linda Hanel WC75 324 Mark Stockwell OG84 400 David O’Brien WC91 476 Kristy Ellem WSC97 552 Antony Matkovich WC01 628 Nick Ffrost CG06 704 Kotuku Ngawati WSC10 780 Jack Brazier WC17 P40 Peter Carroll PG80 P116 Tracey Barrell PG92 P192 Marayke Jonkers FESPIC99 P268 Timothy Antalfy PG12 30 Michael Bohl 1991 106 Robert Hindmarsh 2012 21 Ernest Henry OG24 97 John Monckton OG56 173 Kathryn Wainwright ECG66 249 Drue Le Guier WC75 325 Barry Armstrong PP85 401 Elli Overton WC91 477 Je English WSC97 553 Linda MacKenzie WC01 629 Sally Foster CG06 705 Kenneth To WSC10 781 Holly Barratt WC17 P41 Carolyn Connors PG80 P117 Michelle Bate PG92 P193 Matthew Knott FESPIC99 P269 Taylor Corry PG12 31 Dick Campion 1991 107 Chris Phillips 2012 22 Tom Boast OG28 98 Sandra Morgan OG56 174 Michael Wenden ECG66 250 Max Metzker WC75 326 Jenni Burke PP85 402 Deane Pieters WC91 478 Grant Hackett WSC97 554 Amanda Pascoe WC01 630 Katrina Lewis CG06 706 Sam Ashby WC11 782 Jack Cartwright WC17 P42 Gary Gudgeon PG80 P118 Damien Bridger PG92 P194 John Maloney FESPIC99 P270 Katherine Downie PG12 32 Leigh Nugent 1991 108 Bashar Zidan 2012
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