Australasia at the Olympics
Australasia was the team that was created from the merger of athletes from New Zealand and Australia. She took part twice in the Summer Olympics (1908 and 1912). Overall Australasia won three gold medals, four silver medals and five bronze medals.
Of medals won
Distribution of medals by sport
The greatest successes recorded Australasia in swimming. However, it also won a gold medal in rugby.
Medalist
- Reginald Baker - Boxing London 1908: Silver, Middleweight, men
- Harry Kerr - Athletics London 1908: Bronze, 3500m Walk, Men
- Men's team - Rugby London 1908: Gold, Rugby Union, Men
- Frank Beaurepaire - Swimming London 1908: Silver, 400 -meter freestyle, men London 1908: Bronze 1500 meters freestyle, men
- Fanny Durack - Swimming Stockholm 1912: Gold, the 100m freestyle, women
- Leslie Boardman - Swimming Stockholm 1912: Gold, 4 × 200 -meter freestyle, men
- Cecil Healy - Swimming Stockholm 1912: Gold, 4 × 200 -meter freestyle, men Stockholm 1912: silver, 100m freestyle, men
- Malcolm Champion - Swimming Stockholm 1912: Gold, 4 × 200 -meter freestyle, men
- Harold Hardwick - Swimming Stockholm 1912: Gold, 4 × 200 -meter freestyle, men Stockholm 1912: Bronze, 400 -meter freestyle, men Stockholm 1912: Bronze 1500 meters freestyle, men
- Wilhelmina Wylie - Swimming Stockholm 1912: silver, 100m freestyle, women
- Anthony Wilding - Tennis Stockholm 1912: Bronze, Hall competition
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