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Roster of U.S. Olympic Medal Winners from Los Angeles County
XXVIII
Olympiad in Athens
Medals earned during the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece
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GOLD
(9 of 35 U.S. Gold Medals)
- Larsen Jensen*
(team medal) (college: USC) - Swimming,
Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay
- Kim Rhode (born: Whittier; reside: El Monte) -
Shooting, Women's Double Trap
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Lindsey Benko
(team medal) (reside: Redondo Beach) - Swimming,
Women's 4x200m Freestyle Relay
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Lenny Krayzelberg (team medal) (reside: Los
Angeles; college: USC) - Swimming, Men's 4x100m Medley Relay
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Laura Berg
(team medal)
(reside: Santa Fe Springs' born: Whittier) - Softball, Women -
Crystl Bustos
(team medal)
(reside/born: Canyon Country) - Softball, Women -
Lisa Fernandez
(team medal)
(reside: Long Beach; born: Lakewood) - Softball, Women -
Jennie Finch
(team medal)
(born: La Mirada) - Softball, Women's Team -
Stacey Nuveman
(team medal)
(reside: La Verne; born: Glendale) - Softball, Women -
Jenny Topping
(team medal)
(born: Whittier) - Softball, Women's Team-
Natasha Watley*
(team medal) (reside: Irvine; born: Canoga Park)
- Softball, Women
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Misty May (team medal) (reside: Long Beach;
born: Los Angeles; college: CSULB) - Beach Volleyball, Women
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Kerri Walsh (team medal) (reside: Redondo
Beach) - Beach Volleyball,
, Women
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Joanna Hayes (reside: Los Angeles; college: UCLA) -
Track & Field, Women's 100m Hurdles
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Shannon Boxx
(team medal) (reside: Redondo Beach)
- Soccer, Women
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Joy Fawcett*
(team medal) (reside: Foothill Ranch; born: Inglewood)
- Soccer, Women
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Lisa Leslie (team medal) (reside: Los
Angeles; born: Inglewood; college: USC) - Basketball, Women
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Diane Taurasi (team medal) (born: Glendale) - Basketball, Women
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Tina Thompson (team medal) (born: Los
Angeles; college: USC) - Basketball, Women
SILVER (8
of 39 U.S. Silver Medals)
- Lindsey Benko
(team medal) (reside: Redondo Beach) - Swimming,
Women's 4x100m Freestyle Relay
- Erik Vendt
(reside: Los Angeles; college: USC) -
Swimming, 400m Individual Medley
- Mohini Bhardwaj (team medal) (reside:
Los Angeles) - Gymnastics, Women's Team
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Larsen Jensen*
(college: USC) - Swimming, Men's 1,500m Freestyle
- Matt Hemingway (born: San Pedro) - Track &
Field, Men's High Jump
- Brian Clay (reside: Azusa; college: Azusa
Pacific University) - Track & Field, Men's Decathlon
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Allyson Felix (reside/born: Los Angeles) - Track &
Field, Women's 200m -
Meb Keflezighi (college:
UCLA) - Track & Field, Men's Marathon
BRONZE
(5 of 29 U.S. Bronze Medals)
- Gabe Woodward
(team medal)
(college: USC) - Swimming, Men's 4x100m
Freestyle Relay
- Deena Kaster (grew up: Agoura Hills) - Track &
Field, Women's Marathon
- Holly McPeak (reside: Manhattan Beach; born:
Hollywood; college: UCLA) - Beach Volleyball, Women
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Elaine Youngs**
(team medal) (college: UCLA) - Beach Volleyball, Women
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Susan Williams (born: Long Beach) - Triathlon, Women-
Robin Beauregard*
(team medal) (born: Long Beach; college: UCLA) - Water Polo, Women -
Margie Dingeldein
(team medal) (reside: Long Beach) - Water Polo, Women -
Jackie Frank (team medal) (reside:
Long Beach; born: Hermosa Beach) - Water Polo, Women-
Natalie Golda*
(team medal) (born: Lakewood; college: UCLA) - Water Polo, Women -
Thalia Munro
(team medal) (college: UCLA) - Water Polo, Women-
Nicolle Payne*
(team medal) (born: Paramount; college: UCLA) - Water Polo, Women -
Kelly Rulon
(team medal) (college: UCLA) - Water Polo, Women-
Amber Stachowski***
(team medal) (college: UCLA) - Water Polo, Women
Brenda Villa
(team medal) (reside: City of Commerce; born: Los Angeles) - Water
Polo, Women
* Also represents Orange County (place of residence)
** Also represents
Orange County (birthplace)
*** Also represents
Orange County (residence & birthplace) |
Orange County Medal Wins
Overall U.S. Medal Wins
Roster of 2004 U.S. Athletes Residing or Born in Los
Angeles County
Source: U.S.
Olympic Committee & NBC
Sports
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In the 1996 Olympics, Kim Rhode of El Monte became the
youngest female gold medallist in Olympic shooting history.
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