Moment Of The Year 2016
Women's Health
4 x 100m Freestyle Relay Olympic Gold Medalist – Bronte & Cate Campbell, Brittany Elmslie & Emma McKeon
Our girls smashed our own world record in Rio this year to place first and win gold in the 4x100m freestyle relay.
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Ruby Sevens Olympic Gold Medalists – Australian Womens Sevens
The team’s win marked a historic step forward in gender equality bringing home the first-ever Olympic gold medal for a female rugby 7s team.
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Modern Pentathalon Olympic Gold Medalist – Chloe Esposito
Chloe made history in the first ever modern pentathlon in Rio coming from behind to win gold and surprising the nation.
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Women’s Trap Olympic Gold Medalist – Catherine Skinner
Catherine became the first Australian woman to win a shooting gold since 2004, after a tense fifteen shot final against New Zealand.
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Women’s 400m Freestyle Paralympic Gold Medalist – Lakeisha Patterson
At just 17, Lakeisha broke a world record to win Australia’s first gold medal at the Rio 2016 Paralympics beating her lifelong idol Jessica Long from the USA in the women’s S8 400m freestyle.
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Melbourne Cup 2015 – Michelle Payne
In 2015 Michelle defied the odds becoming the first ever female to win the Melbourne Cup in it’s 155 year history.
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Moment Of The Year 2016
Women's Health
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