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List of All Olympics Winners in Australia in Beijing 2008 Games Player Sport Medals Event Results Sally PEARSON Athletics Silver 100m hurdles 12.64,+0.1 Jared TALLENT Athletics Bronze 20km walk 1h19:42 Jared TALLENT Athletics Silver 50km walk 3h39:27 Steve HOOKER Athletics Gold pole vault 5.96 Belinda SNELL Emma RANDALL Erin PHILLIPS Hollie GRIMA Jennifer SCREEN Kristi HARROWER Basketball Silver basketball Laura HODGES Lauren JACKSON Penny TAYLOR Rohanee COX Suzy BATKOVIC Tully BEVILAQUA Robin BELL Canoe Slalom Bronze C-1 (canoe single) Jacqueline LAWRENCE Canoe Slalom Silver K-1 (kayak single) Ken WALLACE Canoe Sprint Bronze K-1 1000m (kayak single) 03:27.5 Ken WALLACE Canoe Sprint Gold K-1 500m (kayak single) 01:37.3 Chantal MEEK Hannah DAVIS Canoe Sprint Bronze K-4 500m (kayak four) 01:34.7 Lisa OLDENHOF Lyndsie FOGARTY Anna MEARES Cycling Track Silver sprint Matthew MITCHAM Diving Gold 10m platform 537.95 Briony COLE Diving Silver synchronized diving 10m platform 335.16 Melissa WU Clayton FREDERICKS Lucinda FREDERICKS Megan JONES Equestrian / Eventing Silver team 171.2 Shane ROSE Sonja JOHNSON Andrew SMITH Bevan GEORGE David GUEST Des ABBOTT Edward OCKENDEN Eli MATHESON Fergus KAVANAGH Grant SCHUBERT Jamie DWYER Hockey Bronze hockey Kiel BROWN Liam DE YOUNG Luke DOERNER Mark KNOWLES Matthew WELLS Robert HAMMOND Stephen LAMBERT Travis BROOKS David CRAWSHAY Rowing Gold double sculls (2x) Scott BRENNAN Cameron MCKENZIE-MCHARG Francis HEGERTY Rowing Silver four without coxswain (4-) James MARBURG Matthew RYAN www.downloadexcelfiles.com Drew GINN Rowing Gold pair without coxswain (2-) Duncan FREE Elise RECHICHI Sailing Gold 470 - Two Person Dinghy 43 Tessa PARKINSON Malcolm PAGE Sailing Gold 470 - Two Person Dinghy 44 Nathan WILMOT Darren BUNDOCK Sailing Silver Tornado - Multihull 49 Glenn ASHBY Warren POTENT Shooting Bronze 50m rifle prone (60 shots) 700.5 Belinda WRIGHT Danielle STEWART Jodie BOWERING Justine SMETHURST Kelly HARDIE Kerry WYBORN Kylie CRONK Melanie ROCHE Softball Bronze softball Natalie TITCUME Natalie WARD Sandra ALLEN Simmone MORROW Stacey PORTER Tanya HARDING Tracey MOSLEY Hayden STOECKEL Swimming Bronze 100m backstroke 53.18 Leisel JONES Swimming Gold 100m breaststroke 1:05.17 Jess SCHIPPER Swimming Bronze 100m butterfly 57.25 Andrew LAUTERSTEIN Swimming Bronze 100m butterfly 51.12 Libby TRICKETT Swimming Gold 100m butterfly 56.73 Libby TRICKETT Swimming Silver 100m freestyle 53.16 Eamon SULLIVAN Swimming Silver 100m freestyle 47.32 Grant HACKETT Swimming Silver 1500m freestyle 14:41.53 Brenton RICKARD Swimming Silver 200m breaststroke 2:08.88 Leisel JONES Swimming Silver 200m breaststroke 2:22.05 Jess SCHIPPER Swimming Bronze 200m butterfly 2:06.26 Stephanie RICE Swimming Gold 200m individual medley 2:08.45 Stephanie RICE Swimming Gold 400m individual medley 4:29.45 Alice MILLS Cate CAMPBELL Libby TRICKETT Swimming Bronze 4x100m freestyle relay 3:35.05 Melanie SCHLANGER Shayne REESE Andrew LAUTERSTEIN Ashley CALLUS Eamon SULLIVAN Swimming Bronze 4x100m freestyle relay 3:09.91 Leith BRODIE Matt TARGETT Patrick MURPHY Adam PINE Andrew LAUTERSTEIN Ashley DELANEY Brenton RICKARD Swimming Silver 4x100m medley relay 3:30.04 Christian SPRENGER Eamon SULLIVAN Hayden STOECKEL Matt TARGETT Emily SEEBOHM www.downloadexcelfiles.com Felicity GALVEZ Jess SCHIPPER Leisel JONES Swimming Gold 4x100m medley relay 3:52.69 Libby TRICKETT Shayne REESE Tarnee WHITE Grant BRITS Grant HACKETT Kirk PALMER Swimming Bronze 4x200m freestyle relay 7:04.98 Leith BRODIE Nick FFROST Patrick MURPHY Angie BAINBRIDGE Bronte BARRATT Felicity GALVEZ Kylie PALMER Swimming Gold 4x200m freestyle relay 7:44.31 Lara DAVENPORT Linda MACKENZIE Melanie SCHLANGER Stephanie RICE Cate CAMPBELL Swimming Bronze 50m freestyle 24.17 Emma MOFFATT Triathlon Bronze Individual 1h59:55.84 Emma SNOWSILL Triathlon Gold Individual 1h58:27.66 Alicia MCCORMACK Amy HETZEL Bronwen KNOX Emma KNOX Gemma BEADSWORTH Jenna SANTOROMITO Kate GYNTHER Water Polo Bronze water polo Melissa RIPPON Mia SANTOROMITO Nikita CUFFE Rebecca RIPPON Suzie FRASER Taniele GOFERS For more information, kindly visit : www.downloadexcelfiles.com www.downloadexcelfiles.com.
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