AOC Media Centre - 2004 Athens

Trent Franklin: attitudeHow do you use a positive attitude to overcome challenging situations?

Trent Franklin: sportsmanshipWhat are some of the ways you show sportsmanship?

Trent Franklin: respectWhy is showing respect important even in times of defeat?

Trent Franklin: individual responsibility Why is individual responsibility important for being a member of the Australian Olympic Team?

Libby Trickett: prideWhat does it feel like to represent Australia?

Libby Trickett: attitudeWhy is determination and a positive attitude important for elite athletes?

Libby Trickett: individual responsibilityWhy is individual responsibility important for being a member of the Australian Olympic Team?

Libby Trickett: express yourselfWhy is self expression important for elite athletes?

Libby Trickett: sportsmanshipHow do you use sportsmanship to overcome challenging situations?

Libby Trickett: individual responsibilityHow does individual responsibility relate to being a role model for young Australians?

Libby Trickett: sportsmanship Why is sportsmanship important for elite athletes?

Libby Trickett: respectWhat are some of the ways you show respect in life?

Libby Trickett: prideDoes pride ever become its own challenge? How might you overcome situations?

Libby Trickett: respectWhy is showing respect important even in times of defeat?

Libby Trickett: attitudeWhen has a positive attitude helped you achieve a goal?

Libby Trickett: prideWhy is pride important for elite athletes?

Libby Trickett: express yourselfHow can self expression help to overcome challenging situations?

Gold Gold Gold GoldGraeme Brown, Brett Lancaster, Brad McGee and Luke Roberts of team Australia in action before winning the gold medal in the men's track cycling team pursuit final.

Going Down FightingNicole Sanderson (left) talks with teammate Natalie Cook of Australia during their match against Americans Holly McPeak and Elaine Youngs in the women's bronze medal match. USA won 21-18,15-21,15-9.

Golden BaloghSuzanne Balogh of Australia lines up a shot at the Markopoulo Olympic Shooting Centre during the double trap qualifying event. Balogh couldn't reproduce the form that took her to the gold medal in the trap event. Balogh became Australia's first women to win shooting gold at the Olympic Games.

Walking Redemption(L-R) Sisters Jane Saville and Natalie Saville of Australia are seen after women's 20 kilometre race walk congratulating each other. Athanasia Tsoumelka of Greece came in first, Olimpiada Ivanova of Russia came in second and Jane Saville of Australia came in third. In Sydney in 2000, Jane was coming first place and about to enter the Olympic Stadium for the finish when she was disqualified.

Brave Jana Giving It EverythingAustralia's Jana Pittman competes in the women's 400m hurdle final. Fani Halkia of Greece finished first, Ionela Tirlea-Manolache of Romania won the silver and Tetiana Tereshchuk-Antipova of Ukraine finished third. Pittman finished in fifth place just weeks after having minor knee surgery.