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Australian Olympic Team - Queensland Medallists AUSTRALIAN OLYMPIC TEAM - QUEENSLAND MEDALLISTS GOLD Natalie Cook Beach Volleyball 2000 Clint Robinson Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1992 Ken Wallace Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 2008 Sara Carrigan Cycling 2004 Anna Meares Cycling 2004 Matthew Mitcham Diving 2008 Stuart Tinney Equestrian 2000 Tracey Belbin Hockey 1988 Debbie Bowman-Sullivan Hockey 1988 Lorraine Hillas Hockey 1988 Kim Small Hockey 1988 Jennifer Morris Hockey 1996 Renita Garard Hockey 1996, 2000 Clover Maitland Hockey 1996, 2000 Nikki Hudson Hockey 2000 Angie Lambert (nee Skirving) Hockey 2000 Michael Brennan Hockey 2004 Dean Butler Hockey 2004 Liam De Young Hockey 2004 Jamie Dwyer Hockey 2004 Nathan Eglington Hockey 2004 Troy Elder Hockey 2004 Robert Hammond Hockey 2004 Mark Knowles Hockey 2004 Duncan Free Rowing 2008 Philip Carmichael Rugby 1908 Thomas Richards Rugby 1908 Steven Bradbury Skating – Short Track 2002 David Theile Swimming 1956, 1960 Jon Sieben Swimming 1984 Duncan Armstrong Swimming 1988 Kieren Perkins Swimming 1992, 1996 Susie O’Neill Swimming 1996, 2000 Grant Hackett Swimming 2000, 2004 Jodie Henry (3) Swimming 2004 Leisel Jones (2) Swimming 2004, 2008 Lisbeth Trickett (neeLenton)(3) Swimming 2004, 2008 Alice Mills (2) Swimming 2004 Jessica Schipper Swimming 2004, 2008 Ashley Callus Swimming 2000 Emily Seebohm Swimming 2008 Tarnee White Swimming 2008 Stephanie Rice (3) Swimming 2008 Bronte Barratt Swimming 2008 Kylie Palmer Swimming 2008 Linda MacKenzie Swimming 2008 Melanie Schlanger Swimming 2008 Emma Snowsill Triathlon 2008 Naomi Castle Waterpolo 2000 Melissa Mills Waterpolo 2000 John Cuneo Yachting 1972 Tom Anderson Yachting 1972 John Shaw Yachting 1972 SILVER Michelle Mason-Brown Athletics 1964 Cathy Freeman Athletics 1996 Jai Taurima Athletics 2000 Sally McLellan Athletics 2008 Thomas Brice Baseball 2004 Paul Gonzalez Baseball 2004 David Nilsson Baseball 2004 Wayne Ough Baseball 2004 Brett Roneberg Baseball 2004 Phillip Stockman Baseball 2004 Andrew Utting Baseball 2004 Sandra Brondello Basketball 2000, 2004 Jenny Whittle Basketball 2000 John Sumegi Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1980 Grant Davis Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1988 Andrew Trim Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 2000 Clint Robinson Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 2004 Anna Meares Cycling – Track 2008 Briony Cole Diving 2008 Melissa Wu Diving 2008 James Mason Hockey 1968 Fred Quine Hockey 1968 Donald McWatters Hockey 1968 Arthur Busch Hockey 1968 Wayne Hammond Hockey 1976 Alf Duval Rowing 1968 Sandra Lewis (nee Allen) Softball 2004 Marissa Carpadios Softball 2004 Amanda Doman Softball 2004 Tanya Harding Softball 2004 Natalie Hodgskin Softball 2004 Brooke Wilkins Softball 2004 Francis Gailey (3) Swimming 1904 Beatrice Lyons Swimming 1948 David Theile Swimming 1960 Robyn Thorn Swimming 1964 Graham White Swimming 1968 Mark Stockwell (2) Swimming 1984 Suzanne Dill-Macky Swimming 1984 Greg Fasala Swimming 1984 Hayley Lewis Swimming 1992 Glen Housman Swimming 1992 Kieren Perkins Swimming 1992, 2000 Angela Kennedy Swimming 1996 Samantha Riley Swimming 1996 Susie O’Neill (4) Swimming 1996, 2000 Giaan Rooney Swimming 2000 Regan Harrison Swimming 2000 Geoff Huegill Swimming 2000 Leisel Jones (4) Swimming 2004, 2008 Grant Hackett (3) Swimming 2004, 2008 Nicholas Sprenger Swimming 2004 Brenton Rickard (2) Swimming 2008 Andrew Lauterstein Swimming 2008 Christian Sprenger Swimming 2008 Lisbeth Trickett (nee Lenton) Swimming 2008 Loretta Harrop Triathlon 2004 BRONZE Tim Cuddihy Archery 2004 Daniela Costian Athletics 1992 Jared Tallent Athletics 2008 Sandy Brondello Basketball 1996 Jenny Whittle Basketball 1996 Kelvin Graham Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1988 Steven Wood Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1992 Kelvin Graham Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1992 Ian Rowling Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1992 Anna Wood Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1996 Clint Robinson Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1996 Andrew Trim Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1996 Katrin Borchert Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 1996, 2000 Ken Wallace Canoe/Kayak – Flatwater 2008 Anna Meares Cycling 2004 Loudy Tourky Diving 2000 Donald McWatters Hockey 1964 Graham Wood Hockey 1964 Merv Crossman Hockey 1964 Baeden Choppy Hockey 1996 Brendan Garard Hockey 1996 Michael Brennan Hockey 2000 Troy Elder Hockey 2000 Kiel Brown Hockey 2008 Liam De young Hockey 2008 Jamie Dwyer Hockey 2008 Rob Hammond Hockey 2008 Mark Knowles Hockey 2008 Stephen Lambert Hockey 2008 Matt Wells Hockey 2008 Duncan Free Rowing 1996 Boden Hanson Rowing 1996, 2004 Michael Toon Rowing 2004 Steven Bradbury Skating – Short Track 1994 Richard Nizielski Skating – Short Track 1994 Annemarie Forder Shooting 2000 Kim Cooper Softball 1996 Carolyn Crudgington Softball 1996 Joyce Lester Softball 1996 Frankie McRae Softball 1996 Haylea Petrie Softball 1996 Tanya Harding (2) Softball 2000, 2008 Sandra Allen Softball 2000 Kelly Hardie (2) Softball 2000, 2008 Brooke Wilkins Softball 2000 Jodie Bowering Softball 2008 Kylie Cronk Softball 2008 Sandy Lewis (nee Allen) Softball 2008 Tracey Mosley Softball 2008 Danielle Stewart Softball 2008 Greg Brough Swimming 1968 Stephen Holland Swimming 1976 Julie McDonald Swimming 1988 Hayley Lewis Swimming 1992 Susie O’Neill Swimming 1992 Samantha Riley Swimming 1992, 1996 Geoff Huegill Swimming 2000 Leisel Jones Swimming 2004 Andrew Lauterstein (2) Swimming 2008 Jessicah Schipper (2) Swimming 2008 Nick Ffrost Swimming 2008 Grant Hackett Swimming 2008 Kirk Palmer Swimming 2008 Leith Brodie (2) Swimming 2008 Ashley Callus Swimming 2008 Cate Campbell Swimming 2008 Alice Mills Swimming 2008 Melanie Schlanger Swimming 2008 Lisbeth Trickett (nee Lenton) Swimming 2008 Suzie Fraser Water polo 2008 Kate Gynther Water polo 2008 Amy Hetzel Water polo 2008 Bronwen Knox Water polo 2008 Melissa Rippon Water polo 2008 Liz Smylie Tennis 1988 Wendy Turnbull Tennis 1988 Emma Moffat Triathlon 2008 .
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