Tomanovits, Graeme McCall, Anthony Walker, Richard Garrard, Simon Newcomb, Peter Gillon who competed at Tokyo 1964. Andrew Withers who competed in the Australian men's VIII at Moscow 1980. Ion Popa was in the Australian VIII which won the bronze medal at Los Angeles 1984 and competed in the VIII at Seoul 1988. Samuel Patten was in the Australian VIII which won the bronze medal at Los Angeles 1984, competed in a pair with Malcolm Batten at Seoul 1988 and competed in Barcelona 1992 Susan Lee won the first Australian women's rowing medal, a bronze in the Women's 4+ at Los Angeles 1984. Mark Doyle competed in the men's VIII at Seoul 1988. Four of the various members of Australia's Oarsome Foursome — Mike McKay, James Tomkins, Andrew Cooper and Drew Ginn who staged multiple successful Olympic campaigns in pairs, fours and eights. Ben Dodwell who competed at Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996 and Sydney 2000. Peter Murphy and David Colvin of the Australian men's VIII at Barcelona 1992. Brett Hayman coxed the men's VIII at Atlanta 1996. Rebecca Joyce bronze medallist at Atlanta 1996. Georgina Douglas competed in a single scull at Sydney 2000. Katie Foulkes coxed the women's VIII at Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004. Matthew Long bronze medallist at Sydney 2000. David Crawshay gold medallist at Beijing 2008 and a competitor at Athens 2004 and London 2012. Josh Dunkley-Smith silver medallist at London 2012 and competitor at Rio 2016. Sarah Tait silver medallist at London 2012. Pauline Frasca competitor at London 2012. Jennifer Cleary in the women's quad at Rio 2016. Four members of the Australian women's eight at Rio 2016 - Fiona Albert, Charlotte Sutherland, Sarah Banting and Jessica Morrison who will also compete at Tokyo 2021 in both the women's four and the pair. Amanda Bateman in the women's double scull at Tokyo 2021. Katrina Werry and James Rook in the women's eight and Angus Widdicombe in the men's eight at Tokyo 2021. World champions include: Samuel Patten, Mike McKay, James Tomkins, Andrew Cooper and Drew Ginn who all won various World Championship titles as the Oarsome Foursome. Rebecca Joyce 1995 World Champion women's lightweight sculler. Brett Hayman 1997 World Champion coxing a lightweight VIII and dually in 1998 coxing a pair and a four. Pauline Frasca, Robyn Selby Smith, 2005 dual World Champions (VIII and IV) and Fleur Chew 2005 World Champion in the women's VIII.