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Some sports may be seen by the I.O.C (International Olympic Committee

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Ever since 1997, a gymnast must be at least 16 years old to participate in the Olympic games, the rules still qualify for the Rio Olympics. However, the youngest person to enter the Olympics was a Greek 10 year old boy who had won bronze in a team event in the 1896 Olympic Games.

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Michael Victor Alexander Lindberg was a Fijian born by Swedish and Irish Parents that was moved to New Zealand at a young age. He moved to London before the 1900's Olympic games and joined the Osborne Swimming Club. He had participated in the Water Polo sport and had won a Gold medal and was considered a New Zealander by researchers, thus being the first New Zealander to win a Gold medal.

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> World Champion Rower
> had the 69th consecutive win
> 2000 + days since loss
> Partners with Mahe Drysdale

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Hamish Bond (Rowing)
> Who invented Rowing?
> When did Hamish Bond win his first medal
> What year was rowing invented?
> How do you row?
> What and how many medals does Hamish own
> How old is he?
> What does Hamish work as outside of rowing
> Who is Hamish's  Sponsor

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1. Who was the first kiwi athlete in the Olympics?

2. What is the minimum age to enter the Olympics?

3. How do you qualify a sport into the games?

4. Who had gotten the first medal for New Zealand?

5. How do you become an Olympic athlete?

6. Who is the flag bearer for the NZ flag?

7. Who chooses where the Olympics take place?

8. What was the first sport ever created?

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Women’s Soccer -

> Katie Duncan

> Ria Percival

> Erin Nayler

> Ali Riley

> Katie Bowen

> Hannah Wilkinson

> Rosie White

> Abby Erceg

> Anna Green

> Amber Hearn

Rugby Sevens -

> Sonny Bill Williams

> Rieko Ioane

> Akira Ioane

> DJ Forbes

> Augustine Pulu

> Scott Curry

> Kayla McAlister

> Portia Woodman

> Tim Mikkelson

> Joe Webber

> Teddy Stanaway

Golf -

> Lydia Ko

> Danny Lee

> Ryan Fox

Rowing -

> Hamish Bond

> Mahe Drysdale

> Emma Twigg

> Robert Manson

> Gillies Kaka

> Eric Murray

> George Bridgewater

Equestrian

> Mark Todd

> Jonathan Paget

> Jonelle Price

Track & Field -

> Valerie Adams

> Eliza McCartney

> Nick Willis

> Jacko Gill

> Zane Robertson

> Tomas Walsh

> Angela Petty

> Lucy Oliver

> Julian Matthews

Triathlon -

> Andrea Hewitt

Field Hockey -

> Gemma Flynn

> Anita Punt

> Kayla Whitelock

> Charlotte Harrison

> Simon Child

Cycling : Road -

> George Bennett

> Linda Villumsen

Canoe Sprint -

> Lisa Carrington

Tennis -

> Michael Venus

> Marcus Daniell

Sailing -

> Peter Burling

> Blair Tuke

Swimming -

> Lauren Boyle

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Gymnastics -

> Courtney McGregor

Cycling Mountain

> Sam Gaze

Taekwon-do -

> Andrea Kilday

Cycling : Track -

> Natasha Hansen

> Hayden Roulston

> Edward Dawkins

> Sam Webster

Trampoline -

> Dylan Schmid

Diving -

> Elizabeth Cui

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> Golf
> Track & Field
> Triathlon
> Javelin Throw
> Discus Throw
> Pole Vault
> Canoe Sprint
> Rowing
> Swimming
> Water Polo
> Gymnastics
> Equestrian
> Cycling - Track
> Cycling - Road
> Cycling - Mountain
> Volley ball
> Judo
> Taekwondo
> Diving
> Weightlifting
> Long Jump
> High Jump
> Fencing
> Basketball
> Ice hockey
> Field Hockey
> Trampoline
> Soccer
> Rugby Sevens
> Marathon
> Tennis
> Sailing

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> Athletes that are qualified versus other athletes
> Originated from Ancient Greece
> Was revived in 1896
> The torch symbolises the start of the Olympic Games
> Pierre de Coubertin revived the games
> The flame is transported from Olympia
> The earnable medals are: Gold, Silver and Bronze
> America has the greatest amount of  medals
> The 5 interlocking rings represent the 5 major continents
> It is held once every leap year
> 199 Kiwi athletes
> There is a total of 100 medals won by NZ throughout history (excluding RIO Olympics)
> New Zealand currently holds - 42 gold medals, 19 silver medals & 39 bronze medals
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