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Player Sport Medals Event Results Sally PEARSON Athletics Gold 100m hurdles 12.35 Jared TALLENT Athletics Silver 50km walk 03:36:53 Mitchell WATT Athletics Silver long jump 8.16 Abby BISHOP Belinda SNELL Elizabeth CAMBAGE Jenna OHEA Jennifer SCREEN Kathleen MACLEOD Basketball Bronze basketball Kristi HARROWER Laura HODGES Lauren JACKSON Rachel JARRY Samantha RICHARDS Suzy BATKOVIC Jessica FOX Canoe Slalom Silver K-1 (kayak single) 106.51 David SMITH Jacob CLEAR Canoe Sprint Gold K-4 1000m (kayak four) 02:55.1 Murray STEWART Tate SMITH Sam WILLOUGHBY Cycling BMX Silver Individual 37.929 Annette EDMONDSON Cycling Track Bronze Omnium 24 Anna MEARES Cycling Track Gold sprint Shane PERKINS Cycling Track Bronze Sprint individual Glenn OSHEA Jack BOBRIDGE Cycling Track Silver Team Pursuit (4000m) Michael HEPBURN Rohan DENNIS Anna MEARES Cycling Track Bronze Team Sprint Kaarle MCCULLOCH Brittany BROBEN Diving Silver 10m platform Christopher CIRIELLO Edward OCKENDEN Fergus KAVANAGH Glenn TURNER Jamie DWYER Joel CARROLL Kieran GOVERS Liam DE YOUNG Hockey Bronze hockey Mark KNOWLES Matt GOHDES Matthew BUTTURINI Matthew SWANN Nathan BURGERS Russell FORD Simon ORCHARD Timothy DEAVIN Brooke PRATLEY Rowing Silver double sculls (2x) Kim CROW www.downloadexcelfiles.com Drew GINN James CHAPMAN Rowing Silver four without coxswain (4-) Joshua DUNKLEY-SMITH William LOCKWOOD Kate HORNSEY Rowing Silver pair without coxswain (2-) Sarah OUTHWAITE Christopher MORGAN Daniel NOONAN Rowing Bronze quadruple sculls without coxsw James MCRAE Karsten FORSTERLING Kim CROW Rowing Bronze single sculls (1x) Malcolm PAGE Sailing Gold 470 - Two Person Dinghy 22 Mathew BELCHER Iain JENSEN Sailing Gold 49er - Skiff 56 Nathan OUTTERIDGE Lucinda WHITTY Nina CURTIS Sailing Silver Elliott 6m - Match Racing Olivia PRICE Tom SLINGSBY Sailing Gold Laser - One Person Dinghy 43 Emily SEEBOHM Swimming Silver 100m backstroke 58.68 Christian SPRENGER Swimming Silver 100m breaststroke 58.93 Alicia COUTTS Swimming Bronze 100m butterfly 56.94 James MAGNUSSEN Swimming Silver 100m freestyle 47.53 Bronte BARRATT Swimming Bronze 200m freestyle 01:55.8 Alicia COUTTS Swimming Silver 200m individual medley 02:08.1 Alicia COUTTS Brittany ELMSLIE Cate CAMPBELL Emily SEEBOHM Swimming Gold 4x100m freestyle relay 03:33.1 Libby TRICKETT Melanie SCHLANGER Yolane KUKLA Brenton RICKARD Christian SPRENGER Hayden STOECKEL James MAGNUSSEN Swimming Bronze 4x100m medley relay 03:31.6 Matt TARGETT Tommaso DORSOGNA Alicia COUTTS Brittany ELMSLIE Emily SEEBOHM Swimming Silver 4x100m medley relay 03:54.0 Leisel JONES Melanie SCHLANGER Alicia COUTTS Angie BAINBRIDGE Blair EVANS Brittany ELMSLIE www.downloadexcelfiles.com Bronte BARRATT Swimming Silver 4x200m freestyle relay 07:44.4 Jade NEILSEN Kylie PALMER Melanie SCHLANGER Erin DENSHAM Triathlon Bronze Individual 59:50.0 Alicia MCCORMACK Ash SOUTHERN Bronwen KNOX Gemma BEADSWORTH Glencora RALPH Holly LINCOLN-SMITH Jane MORAN Water Polo Bronze water polo Kate GYNTHER Melissa RIPPON Nicola ZAGAME Rowie WEBSTER Sophie SMITH Victoria BROWN For more information, kindly visit : www.downloadexcelfiles.com www.downloadexcelfiles.com.

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