Heroes susie O Neill Australia, susie O Neill Australia Victoria 1994, Kuala Lumpur 1998 diving Results. *, swimming Results. *, Synchro Results http://213.131.178.162/SPORTS/Aquatics/Heroes/default.asp
Extractions: Victoria 1994, Kuala Lumpur 1998 Australian Susie O'Neill became the greatest swimmer in Commonwealth Games history at the Kuala Lumpur games when she picked up six more golds to add to her previous four. The Olympic and world champion wowed the crowds and sent Aussies back home wild with delight as their swim team swept the board. Kuala Lumpur - 1998 While Susie O'Neill was reaching the pinnacle of her career, just starting out on his was 15-year-old Australian Ian Thorpe. The youngster bagged four gold medals of his own prompting team coach Don Talbot to gush, "You can't believe he's 15. Its genetics gone bloody crazy!" Since the 98 Games, Thorpe has gone on to take the world of swimming by storm and the pool heartthrob is set to raise the roof of the Aquatics Centre in Manchester when he hits the water.
Extractions: Choose Sport Baseball Basketball - M Basketball - W Crew Cross Country Fencing Field Hockey Football Golf - M Golf - W Gymnastics - M Gymnastics - W Lacrosse - W Sailing Soccer - M Soccer - W Softball Swim/Diving - M Swim/Diving - W Sync Swimming Tennis - M Tennis - W Volleyball - M Volleyball - W Water Polo - M Water Polo - W Wrestling News Releases AP Sports Writer SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - American Misty Hyman stunned defending champion Susie O'Neill of Australia to win Olympic gold in the 200-meter butterfly Wednesday. Hyman, a 21-year-old from Phoenix, led all the way to win in an Olympic record 2 minutes, 5.88 seconds, just missing O'Neill's world record by seven one-hundredths of a second. "I've played it over so many times in my head, but I never thought it would come true," said Hyman, who, discouraged by health problems and slow times, was ready to quit swimming in May.
Leading Medal Winners 4, Jenny Thompson, USA, swimming, 30-1. 4, susie O Neill, AUS, swimming, 1-3-0 2, Na Li, CHN, diving, 1-1-0. 2, Diana Munz, USA, swimming, 1-1-0 http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0875936.html
Extractions: Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Sydney: 2000 Summer Olympics (*) indicates at least one medal earned as preliminary member of eventual medal-winning relay team. USA medalists in bold type. No Sport G-S-B Alexei Nemov, RUS Gymnastics Ian Thorpe, AUS Swimming Michael Klim, AUS Swimming Gary Hall Jr. , USA Swimming Pieter van den Hoogenband, NED Swimming Dmitri Sautin, RUS Diving Lenny Krayzelburg , USA Swimming Florian Rousseau, FRA Cycling Massimiliano Rosolino, ITA Swimming Matthew Welsh, AUS Swimming Robert Bartko, GER Cycling Domenico Fioravanti, ITA Swimming Maurice Greene , USA Track/Field Grant Hackett, AUS Swimming Michael Johnson, USA Track/Field Robert Korzeniowski, POL Track/Field Todd Pearson, AUS Swimming Angelo Taylor , USA Track/Field Li Xiaopeng, CHN Gymnastics Anthony Ervin , USA Swimming Alvin Harrison , USA Track/Field Andrew Hoy, AUS Equestrian Jens Lehmann, GER Cycling Jason Lezak , USA Swimming Ed Moses , USA Swimming Adam Pine, AUS
All-Time Leading Medal Winners – Career 7, susie O Neill, AUS, swimming, 24-1. 7, Merlene Ottey, JAM, Track/Field 4, Janet Evans, USA, swimming, 4-1-0. 4, Fu Mingxia, CHN, diving, 4-1-0 http://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0115072.html
Extractions: Reference Desk Atlas Almanacs Dictionary Encyclopedia ... Summer Olympics Through The Years Most Combined Overall Medals No Sport G-S-B Nikolai Andrianov, USSR Gymnastics Boris Shakhlin, USSR Gymnastics Edoardo Mangiarotti, ITA Fencing Takashi Ono, JPN Gymnastics Paavo Nurmi, FIN Track/Field Sawao Kato, JPN Gymnastics Alexei Nemov, RUS Gymnastics Mark Spitz , USA Swimming Matt Biondi , USA Swimming Viktor Chukarin, USSR Gymnastics Carl Osburn , USA Shooting Ray Ewry , USA Track/Field Carl Lewis , USA Track/Field Fencing Akinori Nakayama, JPN Gymnastics Aleksandr Dityatin, USSR Gymnastics Vitaly Scherbo, BLR Gymnastics Gary Hall Jr. , USA Swimming Martin Sheridan , USA Track/Field Swimming Giulio Gaudini, ITA Fencing Mikhail Voronin, USSR Gymnastics Heikki Savolainen, FIN Gymnastics Yuri Titov, USSR Gymnastics *Medals won by Ewry (2-0-0), Sheridan (2-3-0) and Halmay (1-1-0) at the 1906 Intercalated games are not officially recognized by the IOC. Andrianov Biondi Chukarin Dityatin Ewry Gerevich Gaudini Hall Jr.
Extractions: ATHLETE SPORT EVENT MEDAL Michellie Jones Triathlon Women Triathlon Silver Shane Kelly Cycling Mens One km time trial Bronze Michelle Ferris Cycling Womens 500-meter time trial Silver Ian Thorpe Swimming Mens 400-meter freestyle Gold Australia Swimming Mens 4x100-meter freestyle relay Gold Michael Diamond Shooting Mens Trap Gold Annemarie Forder Shooting Womens Air Pistol Bronze Brad McGee Cycling Mens 4,000-meter individual purssuit Bronze Australia Cycling Mens Olympic sprint Bronze Ian Thorpe Swimming Mens 200-meter freestyle Silver Matthew Welsh Swimming Mens 100-meter backstroke Silver Leisel Jones Swimming Womens 100-meter breaststroke Silver Maria Pekli Judo Womens Lightweight Bronze Australia Equestrain Team three-day event Gold Justin Norris Swimming Mens 200-meter butterfly Bronze Australia Swimming Mens 4x200-meter freestyle relay Gold Susie O'Neill Swimming Womens 200-meter freestyle Gold Russell Mark Shooting Mens Double Trap Silver Simon Fairweather Archery Mens Individual Gold Susie O'Neill Swimming Womens 200-meter butterfly Silver Petria Thomas Swimming Womens 200-meter butterfly Bronze Australia Swimming Womens 4x200-meter freestyle relay Silver Gary Neiwand Cycling Mens Keirin Silver Australia Cycling Mens Madison
Are Thorpe And Co Past Their Prime? - Swimming - and why did susie O Neill swim faster in 2000, when she was 27 and heading for retirement? Hackett s best 400m time of three minutes 42.51 seconds was set http://www.smh.com.au/olympics/articles/2004/08/02/1091432116434.html
Extractions: @import url("/olympics/css/athens_smh.css"); Welcome to 2004 Olympics. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content @import url("http://fdimages.fairfax.com.au/cui/netstrip-20050427.css"); NEWS MYCAREER DOMAIN DRIVE ... Athens document.write(showDates('-7')); (max 22C) Sydney document.write(showDates('0')); (max 21C) August 3, 2004 Only time will tell: Athens gold medal favourite Grant Hackett broke the 1500m world record three years ago but has not been close to that figure since. Photo: Andy Zakeli The figures suggest Australia's swim stars peaked some time ago, but their champion qualities suggest otherwise. Sam North reports. He's the stony-faced, shaggy-haired man behind the shades. He's the model millionaire whose oversized feet have taken him from the chlorine to the catwalk. He's the greatest, coolest, most photographed swimmer of his time - Ian "Thorpedo" Thorpe. But (whisper it quietly) at the tender age of 21, has he already passed his peak? And while we're asking: is 24-year-old Grant Hackett, the undisputed master of the 1500 metres, heading for the deep end? Has butterfly king Geoff Huegill, 25, hit his last high point?
RED RAIDER WOMEN AND MEN SWIM TO A WIN AND A LOSS AT LAFAYETTE The swimming and diving team with be back in the pool this Saturday, January 20th, Jessica Howell O Neill, LC, 57.80. 3. Erin Malone, LC, 57.89 http://athletics.colgate.edu/mswim/archives/0001season/releases/117.htm
Extractions: RED RAIDER WOMEN AND MEN SWIM TO A WIN AND A LOSS AT LAFAYETTE Easton, Pa. - With two first-place dives by first-year Alissa Bell, the Colgate University women's swimming and diving team ended today's meet with Lafayette with a 126-114 victory. Bell scored 191.325 in the 1M dive, and 228.75 in the 3M. On the racing end, sophomore Emily Pearson finished first in the 1000-free (10:53.99), freshman Alice Garnett touched the wall first in the 500-free (5:14.79), sophomore Elizabeth Gaffuri won the 200-back (2:10.74), and freshman Kate Harden (2:35.43), sophomore Kate Martin (2:35.93) and junior Kendall Gonsalves (2:37.37) swept the top three spots in the 200-breast. Also, the 400-medley relay of Garnett, junior Andrea Weiler, sophomore Meredith Erickson, and Gaffuri won in 4:09.88, and in the 400-free, Erickson, freshman Kate Smith, Garnett and Gaffuri won in 3:42.03 The men's team fell short of a win, 137-106. Once again, the divers were a strong presence, with sophomore John Wutz taking first place in the 1M dive (213.325) and classmate Charles Rathkopf winning the 3M (216.375). Sophomore James Hadley won the 50-free (22.51) and the 100-free (49.32), while senior tri-captain Jeff Cowan went the distance in the 1000-free to take home the gold (10:25.79). In addition, the 400-medley relay team of freshman Mike Schierhold, sophomore Matthew Vuturo, Hadley and freshman Sasha Barausky beat two Lafayette quartets for the win in that category (3:41.24). The swimming and diving team with be back in the pool this Saturday, January 20th, at Lineberry Natatorium when they host Patriot League rival Bucknell at 1 pm.
FINA OIympic News WATER POLO diving SYNCHRONISED swimming. RESULTS COMMENTARY. swimming If there ever was a sure thing it was susie O Neill in the 200 butterfly. http://www.fina.org/Olympic_SwimmingStoriesDay5Final.html
Swimming World And Junior Swimmer: Fast Times Down Under Full text of the article, Fast times down under from swimming World and Junior from Kieren Perkins, susie O Neill and his coach, Denis Cotterell. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3883/is_200210/ai_n9091362
Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Two short course world marks were set at the Australian Short Course Championships in Melbourne last month. On Sept. 2, Matt Welsh took the 50 meter backstroke down to 23.31 seconds, erasing Neil Walker's mark of 23.42 set at the 2000 Short Course Worlds in Athens. Two nights later, the Australian foursome of Welsh (back, 50.95), Jim Piper (breast, 59.44), Geoff Huegill (fly, 50.61) and Ashley Callus (free, 47.12) smashed the world record for the 4 x 100 meter medley relay. Their time of 3:28.12 sliced 78-hundredths off the mark set by the American quartet of Aaron Peirsol, Dave Denniston, Peter Marshall and Jason Lezak at the World Short Course championships earlier this year in Moscow.
Australia: The Games And The New Millennium 20 Sept, susie O Neill, Women s 200m Butterfly, Silver 23 Sept, susie O Neill, Leisel Jones, Petria Thomas, Dyana Calub, swimming Women s 4x100 Medley http://www.rochedalss.qld.edu.au/olympics/medal1.htm
Extractions: Australian Medals: Here's the list of who won the individual and team medals for Australia. Date Name Sport Medal 16 Sept Ian Thorpe 400m Freestyle Gold (WR) 16 Sept Ian Thorpe, Brad Fydler, Michael Klim, Ashley Callus 4 x 100m Men's Freestyle Relay Gold (WR) 17 Sept Michael Diamond Men's Trap Shooting Gold 19 Sept Andrew Hoy, Phillip Dutton, Matt Ryan, Stuart Tinney Equestrian 3 Day Men's Event Gold 19 Sept Susie O'Neill Women's 200m Freestyle Gold 19 Sept Ian Thorpe, Michael Klim, Todd Pearson, William Kirby Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay Gold 20 Sept Simon Fairweather Archery -Men's Individual Gold 21 Sept Brett Aitkin, Scott McGrory
HickokSports.com - History - Olympic Women's Swimming Medalists 2000, susie O Neill, AUS, 158.24, Martina Moravcová, SVK, 158.32 On This Site. Olympic diving Medalists Men s swimming Medalists Index to Olympics http://www.hickoksports.com/history/olwswim.shtml
Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Table of Contents Other Resources Year Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time Kristin Otto, GDR Yang Wenyi, CHN Yang Wenyi, CHN Zhuang Yong, CHN Angelino Martino, USA Amy Van Dyken, USA Le Jingyi, CHN Inge De Bruijn, NED Therese Alshammar, SWE Dara Torres, USA Inge de Bruijn, NED Malia Metella, FRA Lisbeth Lenton, AUS Top of page Year Gold Time Silver Time Bronze Time Wilhelmina Wylie, AUS Jennie Fletcher, GBR Ethelda Bleibtrey , USA Irene Guest, USA Frances Schroth, USA Ethel Lackie , USA Mariechen Wehselau, USA Gertrude Ederle , USA Albina Osipowich, USA Eleanor Garatti, USA Joyce Cooper, GBR Helene Madison , USA Willemijntje den Ouden, NED Eleanor Saville (Garatti), USA Jeannette Campbell, ARG Gisela Arendt, GER Greta Andersen, DEN Ann Curtis , USA Marie-Louise Vaessen, NED Johanna Termeulen, NED Judit Temes, HUN
HickokSports.com - History - Leading Olympic Medalists 7, susie O Neill, AUS, swimming, 2, 4, 1, 1996, 2000. 7, Merlene Ottey, JAM, Track/Field 4, Dorothy Poynton Hill, diving, 2, 1, 1, 1928, 1932, 1936 http://www.hickoksports.com/history/oltopmedalists.shtml
Extractions: Alpha Index Index by Sport History Bits Forum ... Search Other Resources These lists include medals won at the 1906 "intercalated" Olympics in Athens, which are not recognized by the International Olympic Committee. They also include team medals as well as individual medals. In some cases, a swimmer or track and field athlete may have won a medal or medals as a member of a relay team in preliminary or qualifying heats. Top of page No Athlete, Country (Year) Sport G S B Aleksandr Dityatin, USSR (1980) Gymnastics Mark Spitz, USA (1972) Swimming Willis Lee, USA (1920) Shooting Matt Biondi , USA (1988) Swimming Boris Shakhlin, USSR (1960) Gymnastics Lloyd Spooner, USA (1920) Shooting Mikhail Voronin, USSR (1968) Gymnastics Nikolai Andrianov, USSR (1976) Gymnastics Vitaly Scherbo, UT (1992) Gymnastics Li Ning, CHN (1984) Gymnastics Akinori Nakayama, JPN (1968) Gymnastics Takashi Ono, JPN (1960)
Book Store Title, Ron O Brien s diving for Gold. Author. Price, 35. Category, swimming. Book Cover Image Pending. Title, susie O Neill - Young Achievers http://www.melsportsbooks.com.au/Books.asp?category_id=39&
1994 Commonwealth Games - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia 1.7 swimming; 1.8 Bowls; 1.9 swimming; 1.10 diving; 1.11 swimming; 1.12 Weightlifting 200 Metres Freestyle, Women, susie O Neill (AUS), 000201 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994_Commonwealth_Games
Extractions: The 1994 Commonwealth Games were held August 18-28, in Victoria, British Columbia . Ten types of sports were featured at the Victoria Games: athletics , aquatics, badminton, boxing , cycling, gymnastics , lawn bowling, shooting, weightlifting , and wrestling. edit edit Event Gold Silver Bronze 100 Metres Women Mary Onyali (NGR) Christy Opara-Thompson (NGR) Paula Thomas (Dunn) (ENG) 200 Metres Women Cathy Freeman (AUS) Mary Onyali (NGR) Melinda Gainsford (AUS) 400 Metres Women Cathy Freeman (AUS) Fatima Yusuf (NGR) Sandie Richards (JAM) 800 Metres Women Inez Turner (JAM) Charmaine Crooks (CAN) Gladys Wamuyu (KEN) 1500 Metres Women Kelly Holmes (ENG) Paula Schnurr (CAN) Gwen Griffiths (RSA) 3000 Metres Women Angela Chalmers (CAN) Robyn Meagher (CAN) Alison Wyeth (ENG) 10000 Metres Women Yvonne Murray (SCO) Elana Meyer (RSA) Jane Omoro (KEN) Marathon Women Carole Rouillard (CAN) Lizanne Bussi¨res (CAN) Yvonne Danson (ENG) 100 Metres Hurdles Women Michelle Freeman (JAM) Jacqui Agyepong (ENG) Sam Farquharson (ENG) 400 Metres Hurdles Women Sally Gunnell (ENG) Deon Hemmings (JAM) Debbie-Ann Parris (JAM) High Jump Women Alison Inverarity (AUS) Charmaine Weavers (RSA) Debbie Marti (ENG) Long Jump Women Nicole Boegman (AUS) Yinka Idowu (ENG) Christy Opara-Thompson (NGR) Shot Women Judy Oakes (ENG) Myrtle Augee (ENG) Lisa-Marie Vizaniari (AUS) Discus Women Daniela Costian (AUS) Beatrice Faumuina (NZL) Lisette Etzebeth (RSA) Javelin Women Louise McPaul (AUS)
Australian Commonwealth Games Association a framed picture of the 1998 Australian Team, signed by Games golden girl , susie O Neill. Aquatics (swimming/diving/Synchro) Athletics Badminton http://www.commonwealthgames.org.au/News/Newsletters/vol02no01.htm
Extractions: (photo courtesy of the 2006 Bid Committee). The Bid from the Australian Commonwealth Games Association (ACGA) for Melbourne to host the Year 2006 Commonwealth Games was formally lodged in London by Bid Chairman, Ron Walker on the closing date, 9 April 1999. With the withdrawal of the city of Wellington (New Zealand) in March, Melbourne is the sole contender for the 2006 Games. Mike Fennell, President of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) has said the decision to award the Games to tbe Australian city should only be a formality, with the decision to be ratified in Fiji in October at the CGP General Assembly. Underwritten by the Victorian Government and led by the Premier, Jeff Kennett, the Melbourne Bid Committee has been working since early 1996. The dedication and professional work of the Bid Committee and staff made Melbourne an early favourite and prospective opposition bids did not proceed. Jeff Kennett hailed the outcome "as a great win for Victoria ... Melbourne will host the most successful, most professional and best attended Games in Commonwealth history".
Extractions: Official Licensed Poster, Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Amazing color, amazing style! This is the official poster of the aquatics events at Sydney 2000, where swimmers including Jenny Thompson, Lenny Krayzelburg, Gary Hall Jr., Inge de Bruijn, Susie O'Neill, Tom Dolan, Pieter Van den Hoogenband, Misty Hyman, Michael Klim, and Ian Thorpe thrilled crowds with unforgettable performances. Now a valuable collector's item, this poster was originally sold only in Australia. We have imported a limited quantity of this poster from Down Under , and are making them available on a first-come, first-served basis. Grab yours now while it's still available! Poster Specifications: All posters are shipped in a strong mail-safe tube, and are protected by a no-hassle satisfaction guarantee.
Australian Sports Commission Media Release 2002 emerged from the shadow of retired Australian swimming champion susie O Neill last susie Mathews. Golf. Nathan Meade Memorial Scholarship (diving) http://www.ausport.gov.au/fulltext/2002/ascmedia/20020227.asp
Extractions: You are here Home About ASC Media releases It is the first time in the 19-year history of the prestigious AIS Athlete of the Year award that two athletes have shared the top honour. Thomas, who was inducted into the AIS Swimming Hall of Fame in 1996, emerged from the shadow of retired Australian swimming champion Susie O'Neill last year to become the world's number-one butterfly swimmer. The 26-year-old won three gold medals at each of the World, Australian Short Course and National Championships. It was also an outstanding year for Rizzo, who created history at the 2001 World Championships in Belgium by becoming the first Australian gymnast to win a world championship medal. Rizzo scored an incredible 9.725 on the high bars to win silver. He also won gold medals at the World Student Games and the Goodwill Games. The Australian Women's Rowing Four, comprising four AIS scholarship holders, was named Team of the Year. In an outstanding performance, the crew of Jane Robinson, Victoria Roberts, Julia Wilson and Joanna Lutz not only won gold in the Women's Fours at the World Championships in Switzerland, but the same four rowers were also part of the victorious Australian Women's Eight. Representing Senator Kemp at the AIS awards ceremony, the Member for Eden-Monaro, Mr Gary Nairn, said 2001 had been an exceptional year for the AIS.
Australian Sports Commission - Topics In Sport - Olympics swimming, 2, 4, 6, 30, 44 diving, Jodie Rogers, Womens s 3m Springboard, 15 susie O Neill, 200m Butterfly, 1. Elli Overton, 200m IM, 5 http://www.ausport.gov.au/info/topics/olympics/atlanta16.asp
Extractions: Home About ASC AIS Developing ... Women in Sport You are here Home Information / Research Topics in sport Olympics More about the Olympics This area lists all the Australian athletes/teams and all top 8 and 16 performances at the Atlanta 1996 Olympic Games Sport Gold Silver Bronze Top 8 Top 16 Totals: Athletics Archery Badminton Baseball Basketball Boxing Canoeing Cycling Diving Equestrian Gymnastics Hockey Judo Rowing Shooting Softball Swimming Tennis Volleyball (Beach) Weightlifting Yachting Sport Athlete Event Final (Top 16) Athletics Nick A'hern 20km Walk Steve Brimacombe Paul Byrne Daniela Costian Discus Tim Forsyth High Jump Cathy Freeman Cathy Freeman Melinda Gainsford Louise McPaul Javelin James Miller Pole Vault Renee Poetschka Rohan Robinson 400m Hurd Kerry Saxby-Junna 10k Walk Joanna Stone Javelin Chris Unthank 3000m St Kyle VanderKuyp 110m Hurdles Lisa-Marie Vizaniari Discus Nicole Boegman Long Jump Men's Relay 4 x 400m Men's Relay 4 x 100m Women's Relay 4 x 400m Women's Relay 4 x 100m Margaret Crowley Steve Moneghetti Marathon Archery Fear, Fairweather, Gray
Extractions: 2004-05 MHSAA Scholar Athlete Applicants The following is a preliminary list of 2004-05 Scholar Athlete Award applicants, sorted by school. School administrators must notify the MHSAA in writing by January 19, 2005, regarding corrections to names/schools on this list. Faxes will be accepted. All finalists will receive written notification by January 21. This information will be sent to the building athletic director. Scholarship recipients will receive a set a forms which must be filled out and sent to the MHSAA along with one (1) photograph for publication purposes. All other finalists will be informed of their status and will also be required to submit one (1) photo. Schools are asked to keep their applicants and their parents informed about the announcement schedule. Adrian
