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Aquatics Swimming | Athletics | Boxing | Cycling Road | Medal Winners

Aquatics Swimming

Alana Dillette biography
Jeremy Knowles biography
Christopher Vythoulkas biography

Athletics

Christine Amertil, Track biography
Bahamas Athletics Men, Track biography
Christopher Brown, Track biography
Tamica Clarke, Track biography
Dennis Darling, Track biography
Dominic Demeritte, Track biography
Jacqueline Edwards, Long Jump biography
Laverne Eve, Javelin biography
Savatheda Fynes, biography
Douglas Lynes, Track biography
Troy McIntosh, Track biography
Nathaniel McKinney, Track biography
Avard Moncur, Track biography
Osbourne Moxey, Long Jump biography
Timothy Munnings, Track biography
Ednal Rolle, Track biography
Jamal Rolle, Track biography
Leevan Sands, biography
Antonio Saunders, Triple Jump biography
Donald Thomas, High Jump biography
Tonique Williams, Track biography

Boxing

Carl Leviticus Heild biography
Tureano Dexter Johnson biography
Levan Stewart biography

Cycling Road

Jonathan David Massie biography
Barron Musgrove biography

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See you at Delhi 2010

Fireworks at the MCG at the closing of Melbourne 2006.

After eleven fun packed days, Melbourne 2006 is now over and all thoughts turn to the next Games - Delhi 2010. Nameste! See you in Delhi 2010! Swagatam!
Revisit the Incredible India Closing Ceremony gallery.

Medal Table

Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Australia	84	69	68
England	36	40	34
Canada	26	29	31
India	22	17	11
South Africa	12	13	13

Full Medal Table > >

About the Games

Betty Cuthbert of Australia wins the women's 100 metres final at the Melbourne Olympics.

The biggest sporting event in Victoria since the 1956 Olympics.
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