1. The Olympic Medallists The complete olympic medal results and biographical information on every olympic medal winner from Athens 1896 to Salt Lake City 2002. More than 21 500 olympic medal winners nearly 4 700 olympic events - 106 years of olympic history will find all this and much more on The olympic medallists CD-ROM. http://www.scrambled-card.com/oly2000

from Athens 1896 to Sydney 2000 and Winter Games from Chamonix 1924 to Salt Lake City 2002 More than 21,500 Olympic medal winners - nearly 4,700 Olympic events - 106 years of Olympic history on CD-ROM for just $24.95* The Tour Purchase Now - Fast, Easy and Secure includes all the medallists and medal results from Salt Lake City 2002 Salt Lake City 2002 is over - Find any event and result, any medallist, instantly. View all the events in which your country won a medal. Instant display of countries represented on the dais in every event right through the history of the games. Review the medal tables of every Olympiad and each of the 128 nations that have won Olympic medals. Experience again (or for the first time) just how close the competition was with graphic display of the margins between the first three placings. See the flags as they flew during the medal ceremony. Check the medals won by every medal winner, how old they were at the time - and how old they are now. Which ones share a birthday with you? Read

2. Canadian Olympic Committee - Team Handbook history, Team members) Mission Staff Appendix 1 (Results Nagano 1998) Appendix2 Canadian olympic medallists and Bestever Canadian Results history of the http://www.coa.ca/Games/OlympicGames/SaltLakeCityOlympicGames2002/Team Handbook.

Home Athlete/Coach Profiles ORGANIZATION ATHLETES / ... LINKS Search For: Olympic Games General History / Overview Salt Lake City 2002 General Information ... Pan American Games Team Handbook Learn more about your Canadian Olympic Team Every recent Olympic Games, the COC releases a comprehensive Canadian Olympic Team Handbook , outlining the sporting events, attending countries and – most importantly – the athletes and coaches who have joined the Canadian team. We are pleased to provide the 2002 Olympic Winter Games Team Handbook in PDF format for all Canadians, free of charge. Canadian Olympic Team Handbook Greetings Prime Minister Minister of Canadian Heritage President, COC Chef de Mission (+ Biography) Biography Assistant Chef de Mission Canadian Flag Bearer Alpine Skiing (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members) Biathlon (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members) Bobsleigh - Skeleton (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members) Cross Country Skiing (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members) Curling (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members)

3. Canadian Olympic Committee - Team Handbook Appendix 2. Canadian olympic medallists and Bestever Canadian Results. history of the Winter Games http://www.coa.ca/Games/OlympicGames/SaltLakeCityOlympicGames2002/Team+Handbook.

Home Athlete/Coach Profiles ORGANIZATION ATHLETES / ... LINKS Search For: Olympic Games General History / Overview Salt Lake City 2002 General Information ... Pan American Games Team Handbook Learn more about your Canadian Olympic Team Every recent Olympic Games, the COC releases a comprehensive Canadian Olympic Team Handbook , outlining the sporting events, attending countries and – most importantly – the athletes and coaches who have joined the Canadian team. We are pleased to provide the 2002 Olympic Winter Games Team Handbook in PDF format for all Canadians, free of charge. Canadian Olympic Team Handbook Greetings Prime Minister Minister of Canadian Heritage President, COC Chef de Mission (+ Biography) Biography Assistant Chef de Mission Canadian Flag Bearer Alpine Skiing (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members) Biathlon (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members) Bobsleigh - Skeleton (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members) Cross Country Skiing (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members) Curling (Schedule, Venues, Canadian medallists, History, Team members)

4. SLAM! NAGANO: Winter Olympic History By Alphabet Multiple medallists Gold medallists Silver medallists Bronze medallistsAllTime olympic records By Sport All-Time olympic medallists Biathlon MEN http://www.canoe.ca/SlamNaganoHistory/home.html

Hockey Baseball Basketball Football ... CANOE NAGANO '98 ISP DIRECTORY Canada's Medals (By Year) Year Site G S B T Antwerp Chamonix St. Moritz Lake Placid Garmisch-Part. St. Moritz Oslo Cortina Squaw Valley Innsbruck Grenoble Sapporo Innsbruck Lake Placid Sarajevo Calgary Albertville Lillehammer Canada's Medals, (By Sport) Sport G S B T Speed Skate Figure Skating Hockey Alpine Ski Biathlon Freestyle Ski Bobsleigh Canadian Medal Winners By Sport By Year By Alphabet Multiple Medallists ... Bronze Medallists All-Time Olympic records By Sport All-Time Olympic medallists Biathlon: MEN- 4x7.5 relay ; WOMEN- 4x7.5 Relay Bobsled: 2 Man 4 Man Hockey: Men Luge: Men Singles Men Doubles Women Singles Speed Skate, Long: MEN- ; WOMEN - Speed Skate, Short: MEN - 5000m Relay ; WOMEN - 3000m Relay Figure Skating: Men Women Pairs Dance Skiing, Alpine: MEN - Downhill SuperG GS Slalom ... Combines ; WOMEN: Downhill SuperG GS Slalom ... Combined Skiing, Cross Country: MEN - 4x10k Relay ; WOMEN - 4x5k Relay Skiing, Freestyle: MEN - Aeriels Moguls ; WOMEN - Aerials Moguls Skiing, Nordic: Individual Team Ski Jumping: Team CANOE home feedback. Netgraphe Inc

5. CANOE 2002 Games - History Canadian olympic Multiple Medal Winners. history. Canadian Medal Winners By SportBy Year By Alphabet Multiple medallists Gold medallists Silver medallists http://www.canoe.ca/2002GamesHistory/multiple.html

Inside CANOE.CA SLAM! Sports Jam! Showbiz AllPop CNEWS Webfin Money C-Health Lifewise AUTONET.CA Newsstand Travel Search eBay.ca Get away today 411 online Free E-Mail Shop.canoe.ca CareerConnection Classified Extra Match Contact Obituaries Today Restaurants Hotels Weather Horoscopes Lotteries Crossword Scoreboard News Ticker Biz Ticker Sports Ticker TV Listings Movie Listings CLIVE Concerts Mutual Funds Stocks Feedback Index April 10, 2003 Pick a sport Alpine Skiing Biathlon Bobsleigh Curling Figure Skating Freestyle Skiing Hockey-Men Hockey-Women Ski Jumping Luge Nordic Combined Skeleton Long Track Short Track Snowboarding X-Country A few clouds o C Salt Lake City Weather Canadian Olympic Multiple Medal Winners Athlete Sport Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Susan Auch Speed Skating Robert Bauer Hockey Eric Bedard Speed Skating Myriam Bedard Biathlon Frederic Blackburn Speed Skating Gaetan Boucher Speed Skating Isabelle Brasseur Figure Skating Lloyd Eisler Figure Skating Marc Gagnon Speed Skating Nancy Greene Skiing Alex Hurd Speed Skating Ken Laufman Hockey Catriona Le May Doan Speed Skating William Logan Speed Skating Floyd Martin Hockey Brian Orser Figure Skating Karen Percy Skiing Annie Perreault Speed Skating Don Rope Hockey Elvis Stojko Figure Skating Canadian Medal Winners By Sport By Year By Alphabet Multiple Medallists ... Bronze Medallists Previous Games on SLAM! Sports

6. SPORTS FACTS - Water Polo - Olympic Medallists Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts history Water Polo olympic medallists HOME DIARYhistory LINKS Water Polo On This Page Men Women See Also What's New http://sportsfacts.net/history/water_polo/olympics/water_polo_olympic_medallists

Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts History Water Polo Olympic Medallists HOME DIARY HISTORY LINKS ... Water Polo On This Page Men Women See Also What's New Water Polo - Men's Olympic Medallists Gold Silver Bronze Top Water Polo - Women's Olympic Medallists Gold Silver Bronze 2000 Australia 4-3 United States Russia Top Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts Web Page by Stephen Harris 4u@sportsfacts.net URL: http://sportsfacts.net

7. SLAM! NAGANO: Winter Olympic History By Alphabet. Multiple medallists. Gold medallists. Silver medallists. Bronze medallists. AllTime. olympic records All-Time. olympic medallists. Biathlon MEN- 10k, http://www.canoe.ca/SlamNaganoHistory

Hockey Baseball Basketball Football ... CANOE NAGANO '98 ISP DIRECTORY Canada's Medals (By Year) Year Site G S B T Antwerp Chamonix St. Moritz Lake Placid Garmisch-Part. St. Moritz Oslo Cortina Squaw Valley Innsbruck Grenoble Sapporo Innsbruck Lake Placid Sarajevo Calgary Albertville Lillehammer Canada's Medals, (By Sport) Sport G S B T Speed Skate Figure Skating Hockey Alpine Ski Biathlon Freestyle Ski Bobsleigh Canadian Medal Winners By Sport By Year By Alphabet Multiple Medallists ... Bronze Medallists All-Time Olympic records By Sport All-Time Olympic medallists Biathlon: MEN- 4x7.5 relay ; WOMEN- 4x7.5 Relay Bobsled: 2 Man 4 Man Hockey: Men Luge: Men Singles Men Doubles Women Singles Speed Skate, Long: MEN- ; WOMEN - Speed Skate, Short: MEN - 5000m Relay ; WOMEN - 3000m Relay Figure Skating: Men Women Pairs Dance Skiing, Alpine: MEN - Downhill SuperG GS Slalom ... Combines ; WOMEN: Downhill SuperG GS Slalom ... Combined Skiing, Cross Country: MEN - 4x10k Relay ; WOMEN - 4x5k Relay Skiing, Freestyle: MEN - Aeriels Moguls ; WOMEN - Aerials Moguls Skiing, Nordic: Individual Team Ski Jumping: Team CANOE home feedback. Netgraphe Inc

8. SPORTS FACTS - Water Polo History Index Polo history Index HOME DIARY history LINKS On This Page See Also What's New WORLDCHAMPIONSHIPS World Champions Men Women. olympic GAMES olympic medallists. http://sportsfacts.net/history/water_polo/water_polo_history_index.html

Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts Water Polo History Index HOME DIARY HISTORY LINKS On This Page See Also What's New WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS OLYMPIC GAMES Olympic Medallists FINA WORLD CUP World Cup Winners - Men World Cup Winners - Women EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS European Champions EUROPEAN CUPS Champions League Women's Champions League Cup Winners Cup LEN Cup ... Top Tony Hinchliffe's Sports Facts Web Page by Stephen Harris 4u@sportsfacts.net URL: http://sportsfacts.net

9. Journal Of Olympic History (formerly Citius, Altius, Fortius) Volume He 1997 And INDEX JOURNAL OFolympic history VOL 7 NO 1 1999 Karlsson, Ove Obituaries. Deceased olympic medallists .. England span http://www.aafla.org/SportsLibrary/JOH/JOHv7n1/JOHv7n1q.pdf

10. Fencing Lessons At The Fencers Club, Fencing Club & School: CitySearch True to our history, we boast the most talented and experienced group of of the FencersClub includes more National Champions and olympic medallists than any http://www.fencersclub.com/3.html

Fencing Lessons at the Fencers Club E-mail us! Home Page Map Our History Competition Schedule Our Instructors Group Classes After-School Programs Special Offers and News Open Bouting Weapon Schedule Application/Information Our History The Fencers Club is the oldest continuously existing organization in the Western Hemisphere dedicated exclusively to teaching and promoting the sport of fencing. Since our establishment in 1883 we have remained at the vanguard, producing successive generations of National Champions and Olympians. As a highly diverse not-for-profit school, we promote the following activities: after-school, community outreach and college placement programs local, regional, national and international competitions seasonal training camps and national team camps in all weapons individual and group classes for beginners, recreational fencers and serious competitors of all ages - all contributing to our tradition of developing Olympic caliber athletes. Our current facility features 14 full-length training strips with state-of-the-art electronic scoring equipment; an in-house equipment store and armory; complete locker room and shower facilities; and a masseur in residence. True to our history, we boast the most talented and experienced group of internationally recognized Fencing Masters in the country - including the United States National Team Coaches in Men's Foil, Women's Foil and Men's Sabre, as well as the Head Coaches of New York University, and St. Johns University. The proud patrimony of the Fencers Club includes more National Champions and Olympic Medallists than any other club in the United States, and is uniquely documented by our photographic and pictorial archives. Spanning over a century, they chronicle our greatest competitors, from Olympic Silver Medallists George Calnan and Joseph Levis, to foilist Albert Axelrod and sabreur Peter Westbrook - Bronze Medallists in 1960 and 1984 respectively - as well as such legendary coaches as Chaba Elthes and Michel Alaux.

11. Olympiaka.com - Share The Spirit history Main Page, Welcome user. our Research Center is still in its infancy, a userwill be able to view more than 500 queries on all olympic medallists of the http://www.olympiaka.com/history/index.asp

12. Olympiaka.com - Share The Spirit Even though at this stage our Research Center is still in its infancy, a user willbe able to view all Summer olympic medallists of the past, not including http://www.olympiaka.com/history/research/index.asp

13. Steeplechase History an article in the first edition (October 1988) of the Lenton Times , the magazineof the Lenton history Society in Britain's PreWWII olympic medallists Games. http://www.steeplechase.org.uk/history.htm

History of the Steeplechase A brief history of the steeplechase Anyone wishing to contribute any article regarding the steeplechase should mail Richard Newbold Legend has it that the steeplechase began in Oxford in 1850, when some young English gentlemen had gathered to settle a wager over the outcome of a horse race. But the day of the scheduled race was too muddy for the gentlemen to risk running their precious horses over obstacles across rough terrain. Therefore the host of the event, Halifax Wyatt, suggested that they settle the wager by a race on foot. The gentlemen agreed and laid out a two mile course on local meadows near Oxford that included 24 jumps over hedges and water-filled ditches. The competition proved to be popular and steeplechase competitions began to be held on a regular basis. A full account of the events leading up to and including the first races is given by Graham Tanner on the Oxford University Athletics Club Website. However, research by Paish, indicates that the steeplechase was already established in some of the English public schools by this time, as the Eton College records list the event being won by C. Foster in 1846. "The nature of the courses used were not documented, so they could have been little more than a cross-country course with the odd gate, hedge or ditch for variety."

14. History Of The Olympics + Cartoon Fun By Brownielocks The olympic Primer Encyclopedia Britannica olympic Games Ancient olympics 1896Athens olympics German olympic history olympic medallists olympic Posters http://www.brownielocks.com/olympics.html

Brownielocks and The 3 Bears Present Cartoon Fun and The History of the Olympics Since the Olympic games go way back to the early Greeks, to do an entire history on one page is a bit overwhelming. So, I'll give you a brief summation of how it all began, and then provide some further links for additional information. So, how and why did it all begin? In ancient Greece, they often combined religious festivals with sporting events, to honor certain gods. The Greeks held the following: The Pythian Games The Nemean Games The Isthmian Games The Olympic Games It was the last one, the Olympics, that were held for the Greek God Zeus and were also the most popular with the people. The first game is said to be held at Olympia, Greece in 776 B.C. and has been held every 4 years since = 1,168 years! Then, Greece came under the rule of the Roman Empire and the Olympic games were declined, to the point where they actually declined in 393 B.C. by the Christian Roman Emperor, Theodosius I, who objected to what he felt were some "pagan rites" associated with the games. In the beginning, the Olympic games were confined to just one day and one event. That event was a footrace that was the length of the stadium. Soon, additional races were added as the popularity grew, as well as discus and javelin throws (tosses), broad jumps, boxing, wrestling, chariot racing and a pentathlon. The pentathlon was composed of 5 different track and field competitions.

15. Olympic Tennis 2000 - Olympic Medallists' Club ITF olympic medallists' Club The ITF olympic medallists Club was launched in 1999to recognise those players who had embraced olympic Tennis and achieved the http://www.tennisgold.com/html/history/omc/omc.html

ITF Olympic Medallists' Club The ITF Olympic Medallists Club was launched in 1999 to recognise those players who had embraced Olympic Tennis and achieved the rare status of being a medallist. (l to r) Back - Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, Stefan Edberg, Goran Ivanisevic, Miloslav Mecir. Front - Wendy Turnbull, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Monique Kalkman, Eric Stuurman. It is one of several ITF initiatives to promote Olympic Tennis. Many past and present tennis champions along with officials from the International Olympic Committee, the British Olympic Association, the International Tennis Federation and the Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games showed their support by attending the launch. BOC President Craig Reedie (l to r) Olympic medallists Arantxa Sanchez Vicario and Wendy Turnbull with ITF Executive Director responsible for the Olympics Debbie Jevens. IOC member and British Olympic Association President Mr Craig Reedie said of the Club: "Olympic medallists are very special. Tennis brings many assets to the Olympics and it is good news that an international federation recognises its Olympic and Paralympic athletes in this Club." As part of the launch each of the medallists in attendance was presented with a special pin signifying membership of the Olympic Medallists Club. Afterwards, they spoke of their pride in being a member of this elite club.

16. ITF Olympic Tennis 2000 - Atlanta Winners Email a question or comment. Visit Paralympic Tennis 2000 olympic medallists'Club. Sydney 2000. Mens' singles. Womens' singles. Yevgeny http://www.tennisgold.com/html/history/omc/sydney.html

Olympic Medallists' Club Sydney 2000 Mens' singles Womens' singles Yevgeny Kafelnikov (RUS) Gold Venus Williams (USA) Tommy Haas (GER) Silver Elena Dementieva (RUS) Arnaud Di Pasquale (FRA) Bronze Monica Seles (USA) Mens' doubles Womens' doubles Sebastien Lareau / Daniel Nestor (CAN) Gold Venus Williams / Serena Williams (USA) Todd Woodbridge / Mark Woodforde (AUS) Silver Kristie Boogert / Miriam Oremans (NED) Alex Corretja / Albert Costa (ESP) Bronze Els Callens / Dominique Van Roost (BEL) What is the OMC ? Sydney 2000 Atlanta 1996 Barcelona 1992 ... Los Angeles 1984

17. History Of Women's Sport medallists at the olympic Summer Games. medallists at the olympic Winter Games. medallistsat the Paralympic Winter Games. OTHER SITES ABOUT WOMEN and history. http://www.caaws.ca/Milestones/

History of Women's Sport "The solemn periodic manifestation of male sport based on internationalism, on loyalty as a means, on arts as a background and the applause of women as a recompense." - Baron Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympic Games. Since Baron de Coubertin uttered those words in the late 1890's, the world has changed almost beyond recognition. Instead of merely applauding the achievements of others, women now wish to share the spotlight. MILESTONES Women's Sport from 440 BC to 1998 The Women's Olympic Games of the 20's and 30's Bruce Kidd writes, "The Women's Olympic Games have long been forgotten, but during the 1920s and 1930s they were an important, international focal point for feminist efforts to improve women's sporting opportunities." Velma Springstead died before she was 20 but her name is still prominent for Canadian sportswoman. In 1932, Alexandrine Gibb and the WAAF named the trophy to annually honour the best Canadian female athlete after Springstead, linking her with the highest levels of athletic achievement ever since. PROFILES OF CANADIAN ACCOMPLISHMENTS Women Adventurers In 1926, Dora and her friend, Frances "Frankie" Routledge, walked to the nearby CCM factory in Weston (just outside of Toronto), bought themselves new bicycles with the money they had earned as secretaries, and set out for Vancouver

18. Australian Gold Medallists -Sydney 2000 For the first time in olympic history gold medallists of the host country were featuredon that country's stamps and available to the public within twentyfour http://www.robinlinke.com.au/olympic_stamps.html

19. Saprelim-2 Others on the current ISAF olympic Class ranking lists are shown in italics.For the Optimist history of other olympic medallists, see ExOptimists. http://www.optiworld.org/ioda-worldhistory.html

IODA World Optimist Sailing Championship History Ex-medallists selected for the Olympics 2000 and past Olympians are shown in bold . Others on the current ISAF Olympic Class ranking lists are shown in italics For the Optimist history of other Olympic medallists, see Ex-Optimists Year Venue Countries Medallists First Girl Team USA Filip Matika Stjepan Cecic Eduardo Zalvide CRO CRO ESP Xu Lijia CHN ARG CHN Lucas Calabrese Zhu Ye Abdul Rahim ARG CHN MAS Xu Lijia CHN ARG ESP Sime Fantela Lucas Calabrese Jaro Furlani CRO ARG ITA Stephanie Brulon FRA ARG FRA Tonci Stipanovic Mario Coutinho ITA CRO POR Roberta Borges BRA PER POR Fernando Gwozdz Sime Fantela ITA ARG CRO Tina Celigoj SLO PER IRL Luca Bursic Nicholas Raygada ITA ARG PER Siren Soot Sundby NOR PER RSA Lisa Westerhof Aron Lolic Ivan Bertaglia NED CRO ITA Lisa Westerhof NED ARG FIN Martin Jenkins Frederico Rizzo Dario Kliba ARG BRA CRO Lisa Westerhof NED ESP ITA Martin Jenkins Federico Perez Julio Alsogaray ARG ARG ARG Johanna Saerna SWE ARG ESP Mats Hellman Esteban Rocha Claudia Tosi NED ARG ITA Claudia Tosi ITA ARG ARG Marc Patino Mike Keser ARG ESP GER Claudia Tosi ITA ITA GRE Agustin Krevisky Asdrubal Garcia Andre Sorensen ARG ARG DEN Gaia Lusini ITA BRA POR Martin di Pinto Agustin Krevisky Martin Strandberg ARG ARG SWE Natalie Gunst BEL ARG JPN Rami Koskinen Herman Rosso DEN FIN ARG S uzanne Ward DEN DEN FRA Ugo Vanello Luis Martinez Doreste Gabriel Tarrasa ITA ESP ESP Maria Mylona GRE ESP NED Sabrina Landi Luis Martinez Doreste Anders Jonsson ITA ESP SWE Sabrina Landi ITA ESP ESP Xavier Garcia Luis Martinez Doreste Risto Tapper ESP ESP FIN Isobel Hens BEL FRA FIN Serge Kats Risto Tapper

20. Chistory For the Optimist history of other olympic medallists, see ExOptimists Someformer participants in the IODA Worlds who competed in the olympics. http://www.optiworld.org/chistory.html

IODA World Optimist Sailing Championship History 1996 Results Former participants who became Olympians Year Venue Countries Medallists First Girl Team RSA Lisa Westerhof Aron Lolic Ivan Bertaglia NED CRO ITA Lisa Westerhof NED ARG FIN Martin Jenkins Frederico Rizzo Dario Kliba ARG BRA CRO Lisa Westerhof NED ESP ITA Martin Jenkins Federico Perez Julio Alsogaray ARG ARG ARG Johanna Saerna SWE ARG ESP Mats Hellman Esteban Rocha Claudia Tosi NED ARG ITA Claudia Tosi ITA ARG ARG Marc Patino Mike Keser ARG ESP GER Claudia Tosi ITA ITA GRE Agustin Krevisky Asdrubal Garcia Andre Sorensen ARG ARG DEN Gaia Lusini ITA BRA POR Martin di Pinto Agustin Krevisky Martin Strandberg ARG ARG SWE Natalie Gunst BEL ARG JPN Rami Koskinen Herman Rosso DEN FIN ARG Suzanne Ward SWE DEN FRA Ugo Vanello Luis Martinez Doreste Gabriel Tarrasa ITA ESP ESP Maria Mylona GRE ESP NED Sabrina Landi Luis Martinez Doreste Anders Jonsson ITA ESP SWE Sabrina Landi ITA ESP ESP Xavier Garcia Luis Martinez Doreste Risto Tapper ESP ESP FIN Isobel Hens BEL FRA FIN Serge Kats Risto Tapper Martin Castrillo NED FIN ARG Nuria Bover ESP SWE CAN Serge Kats Jussi Wikstrom Xavier Garcia NED FIN ESP Veronique Ravet FRA DEN BRA Jordi Calafat Jean-Pierre Becquet ESP ESP FRA Florence Rigolot FRA FRA ITA Njaal Sletten Christian Rasmussen Soren Ebdrup NOR DEN DEN Florence Rigolot Tine Moberg FRA NOR ESP IRL Guido Tavelli Johan Peterson Edson M. Araujo

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