KEY POINTS:
1912, Stockholm: Malcolm Champion, swimming, 4x200m freestyle relay
1928, Amsterdam: Ted Morgan, boxing, welterweight
1936, Berlin: Jack Lovelock, athletics, 1500m
New Zealand Olympic gold medallists
NZPA
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1952, Helsinki: Yvette Williams, athletics, long jump
1956, Melbourne: Norman Read, athletics, 50km walk; Peter Mander and Jack Cropp, yachting, Sharpie
1960, Rome: Peter Snell, athletics, 800m; Murray Halberg, athletics, 5000m
1964, Tokyo: Snell, athletics, 800m and 1500m; Helmer Pedersen and Earle Wells, yachting, Flying Dutchman
1968, Mexico City: Dick Joyce, Dudley Storey, Ross Collinge, Warren Cole and Simon Dickie, rowing, coxed four
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1972, Munich: Tony Hurt, Gary Robertson, Trevor Coker, Athol Earl, Lindsay Wilson, John Hunter, Joyce, Wybo Veldman and Dickie, rowing, eight
1976, Montreal: John Walker, athletics, 1500m; Paul Ackerley, Jeff Archibald, Thur Borren, Alan Chesney, John Christensen, Greg Dayman, Tony Ineson, Alan McIntyre, Barry Maister, Selwyn Maister, Trevor Manning, Arthur Parkin, Mohan Patel and Ramesh Patel, hockey
1980, Moscow: none, 4
1984, Los Angeles: Ian Ferguson, canoeing, K1 500m; Ferguson and Paul MacDonald, K2 500m; Alan Thompson K1 1000m; Ferguson, MacDonald, Thompson and Grant Bramwell, K4 1000m; Mark Todd, equestrian, three-day event; Conrad Robertson, Keith Trask, Shane O'Brien, Les O'Connell, rowing, coxless four; Rex Sellers, Chris Timms, yachting, Tornado; Russell Coutts, yachting, Finn
1988, Seoul: Todd, equestrian, three-day event; Ferguson and MacDonald, K2 500m; Bruce Kendall, yachting, boardsailing
1992, Barcelona: Barbara Kendall, yachting, boardsailing
1996, Atlanta: Danyon Loader, swimming, 200m and 400m freestyle; Blyth Tait, equestrian, three-day event
2000, Sydney: Rob Waddell, rowing, single sculls
2004, Athens: Sarah Ulmer, cycling, individual pursuit; Caroline Evers-Swindell and Georgina Evers-Swindell, rowing, double sculls; Hamish Carter, triathlon
2008, Beijing: Valerie Vili, shot put; Tom Ashley, boardsailing; Caroline and Georgina Evers-Swindell, rowing, women's double sculls
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* representing Australasia
(Source: New Zealand Sports Hall of Fame publication, Black Gold)
- NZPA
