SHIRLEY ROBERTSON ---- At the Summer Olympics: 2004 1) Shirley Robertson - Sailing
2) Kelly Holmes - 800 meter run and 1500 meter run 2000 1) Stephanie Cook - Modern pentathlon
2) Shirley Robertson - Sailing
3) Denise Lewis - Heptathlon 1992 1) Sally Gunnell - 400 meter hurdles 1984 1) Tessa Sanderson - Javelin 1972 1) Mary Peters - Pentathlon
2) Mary Gordon-Watson, Bridget Parker - Team Equestrian 1968 1) Jane Bullen - Team Equestrian 1964 1) Mary Rand - Long Jump
2) Ann Packer - 800 meter run 1960 1) Anita Lonsbrough - 200 meter breaststroke 1956 1) Gillian Sheen - Fencing 1924 1) Lucy Morton - 200 meter breaststroke 1920 1) Kathleen McKane, Margaret McNair - Tennis doubles 1908 1) Madge Syers - Figure skating
2) Queenie Newall - Archery
3) Dorothea Chambers - Tennis
4) Gwendoline Eastlake-Smith - Tennis 1900 1) Charlotte Cooper - Tennis (singles and mixed doubles)
Summer Olympics (not a complete list):
Victoria Pendleton - track cycling (2 gold)
Rebecca Adlington - swimming (2 gold 2008)
Kelly Holmes - distance runner (2 gold 2004)
Charlotte Dujardin - equestrian dressage (2 gold 2012)
Shirley Robertson - sailing (2 gold)
Sarah Webb Gosling - sailing (2 gold)
Sarah Ayton - sailing (2 gold)
Pippa Wilson - sailing (1 gold)
Katherine Grainger - double scull (1 gold)
Anna Watkins - double sculls (1 gold)
Laura Trott - pursuit cyclist (1 gold 2012)
Dani King - pursuit cyclist (1 gold 2012)
Joanna Rowsell - pursuit cyclist (1 gold 2012)
Mary Rand - long jump (1 gold 1964)
Edith Hannam (1878-1951) - tennis (2 gold)
Winter Olympics (not a complete list):
Jeanette Altwegg - figure skater (1 gold 1952)
Jayne Torvill - duet ice dancing (1 gold 1984)
Judy Johnson, Jocky Amy Johnson, airplane pilot Kelly Holmes, 2004 Olympic gold medalist
Lee Lai Shun
Mark Harmon never was an Olympic gold medalist. You may be confusing him with Mark Spitz who WAS an Olympic gold medalist swimmer in the 1972 Olympics.
Stella Walsh
The blond is Nastia Liukin, the Olympic gold medalist in gymnastics from 2008.
Ondina Valla in 80 meter hurdles at the 1936 Games in Berlin.
Dominique Pegg. A Canadian athlete.
paul hamm
Nebraska
Great Britain's first Olympic gold medalist was Launceston Elliot in one handed weightlifting at the 1896 Games in Athens.
Charlotte Cooper in women's singles tennis at the 1900 Games in Paris.
Tara Lipiniski