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Athlete and Team Biographies

Guyana

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Aquatics Diving

Megan Nicole Farrow biography

Aquatics Swimming

Earlando Mc Rae biography
Onan Thom biography

Athletics

Marian Burnett, 800m biography
Cleveland Forde, 5000m biography
Aliann Pompey, Track biography

Boxing

Dexter Terrence Marques biography
Gordon Ross biography

Cycling Road

Jude Nathaniel Bentley biography
Dwayne Gibbs Jupiter biography
Warren Christopher McKay biography

Shooting

Ransford Goodluck biography
Guyana Shooting Open biography
Mahendra Persaud biography

Squash

Shawn Badrinath biography
Badrinath/Fernandes Squash Open biography
Badrinath/Weithers Squash Men biography
Nicolette Fernandes biography
Maxim Weithers biography

Table Tennis

Paul David biography
David/Lewis Table Tennis Men biography
Christopher Franklin biography
Guyana Table Tennis Men biography
Matthew Khan biography
Khan/Munroe Table Tennis Men biography
Idi Lewis biography
Godfrey Munroe biography

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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!
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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

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