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Athlete and Team Biographies

Isle of Man

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Aquatics Swimming

Emily-Claire Crookall-Nixon biography
Dane Harrop biography
Adam Jackson biography
Olivia Rawlinson biography

Athletics

Martin Aram, High Jump biography
Steve Partington , 50km Walk biography

Badminton

Andrew Fairhurst biography
Matthew John Wilkinson biography
Wilkinson/Fairhurst Badminton Men biography

Cycling Road

Mark Cavendish biography
Andrew William James Cook biography
Graeme Ian Hatcher biography
Mark Richard Kelly biography
Andrew Roche biography

Cycling Track

Jonathan Matthew Bellis biography

Gymnastics Artistic

Alexander Hedges biography

Lawn Bowls

Isle of Man Lawn Bowls Women biography
Pauline Kelly biography
Margaret Payne biography

Shooting

Trevor Charles Boyles biography
Glenn Catlin biography
David Clague biography
Harry Creevy biography
Suzanne Cubbon biography
James Philip Winton Glover biography
Isle of Man Shooting Men biography
Isle of Man Shooting Men biography
Isle of Man Shooting Men biography
Isle of Man Shooting Men biography
Isle of Man Shooting Women biography
Timothy James Kneale biography
Neil Edward Parsons biography
David Robert Walton biography
Lara Ward 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

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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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