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List of Olympic female artistic gymnasts for Australia

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Gymnastics events have been staged at the Olympic Games since 1896.[1] Australian female gymnasts have participated in every Summer Olympics since 1956.[2] A total of 48 female gymnasts have represented Australia. Australian women have not won any medals at the Olympics.[3] Lisa Skinner is the only Australian female gymnast who has competed in at least three Olympics.[4]

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Gymnasts

Ashleigh Brennan
Larrissa Miller
Lauren Mitchell
Val Roberts
Gymnast Years Ref.
Monique Allen 1988, 1992 [5]
Keri Battersby 1984 [6]
Kerry Bayliss 1980 [7]
Jan Bedford 1964 [8]
Georgia Bonora 2008, 2012 [9]
Kaye Breadsell 1960 [10]
Ashleigh Brennan 2008, 2012 [11]
Val Buffham-Norris 1964, 1968 [12]
Barbara Cage 1964 [13]
Melinda Cleland 2000 [14]
Alexandra Croak 2000 [15]
Barbara Cunningham 1956 [16]
Barbara Fletcher 1964 [17]
Ing Fraser 1956 [18]
Georgia Godwin 2020 [19][20]
Brooke Gysen 1992 [21]
Joanna Hughes 1996 [22]
Daria Joura 2008 [23]
Nicole Kantek 1996 [24]
Kirsty Leigh-Brown 1996 [25]
Emily Little 2012 [26]
Wanita Lynch 1976 [27]
Trudy McIntosh 2000 [28]
Larrissa Miller 2012, 2016 [29][30]
Lauren Mitchell 2008, 2012 [31]
Julie-Anne Monico 1992 [32]
Ruth Moniz 1996 [33]
Stephanie Moorhouse 2004 [34]
Shona Morgan 2008 [35]
Lisa Moro 1996 [36]
Melissa Munro 2004 [37]
Karen Nguyen 2004 [38]
Wendy Nicholls 1956 [39]
Lisa Read 1992 [40]
Val Roberts 1960, 1964 [41]
Monette Russo 2004 [42]
Leanne Rycroft 1988 [43]
Kylie Shadbolt 1992 [44]
Lisa Skinner 1996, 2000, 2004 [4]
Allana Slater 2000, 2004 [45]
Jenny Smith 1996 [46]
Marina Sulicich 1980 [47]
Jenny Sunderland 1972 [48]
Olivia Vivian 2008 [49]
Brooke Walker 2000 [50]
Jane Warrilow 1992 [51]
Emily Whitehead 2020 [52][53]
Kellie Wilson 1984 [54]

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