Great Olympians

Biographies - EVE

Bernt Evensen

Norway
Speed Skating (1 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze)

	1928	1932	HP
500 m	gold	silver	10400
1500 m	silver	H:3rd	4272
5000 m	bronze	sixth	3200
10000 m	-	sixth	640
			18512

The gold on 500 m  at St.Moritz was a tie with Arnold Thunberg
The 10000 m at St Moritz was cancelled (due to thawing ice) with him having skated the second time of the 7 participants already in.

Arthur Everitt

Olympic Competitor nr 6151

• 1912-07-09-09:00 - Fencing - Épée, team, round one, match one - won - qualified
• 1912-07-09-14:00 - Fencing - Épée, team, semifinals, match one - tied
• 1912-07-09-15:40? - Fencing - Épée, team, semifinals, match six - won
• 1912-07-09-17:00? - Fencing - Épée, team, semifinals, match ten - won
• 1912-07-09-18:00? - Fencing - Épée, team, semifinals, match one, barrage - lost - qualified
• 1912-07-10-12:00 - Fencing - Épée, team, final, match four - won - second (1000)
• 1912-07-11-15:00 - Fencing - Épée, individual, round one - second (Q)
• 1912-07-12-12:00 - Fencing - Épée, individual, quarterfinals - fifth

Bram Evers

Olympic Competitor nr 4251

• 1908-07-20-14:30 - Athletics (track & field) - Standing Long Jump, qualifying - AC (43.04)
• 1908-07-20-17:30 - Athletics (track & field) - 800 m, round one - DNF
• 1908-07-21-15:00 - Athletics (track & field) - 400 m, round one - third
• 1908-07-22-10:30 - Athletics (track & field) - Long Jump, qualifying - AC (0.161)
• 1908-07-24-11:00 - Athletics (track & field) - Pole Vault, qualifying - 15th (11.25)
• 1908-07-24-12:00 - Athletics (track & field) - 1600 m Relay, round one - second (202.5)

Caroline Evers-Swindell

B. 1978-10-10, Hastings, New Zealand
Rowing (2 gold)

	2004	2008	HP
Double Sculls	gold	gold	16000
			16000

Twice together with her twin sister Georgina.

Georgina Evers-Swindell

B. 1978-10-10, Hastings, New Zealand
Rowing (2 gold)

	2004	2008	HP
Double Sculls	gold	gold	16000
			16000

Twice together with her twin sister Caroline.

Written 2002-10-28 - last modified 2011-09-07

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