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Suzanne Balogh

1973 - Today

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Suzanne Elspeth (Suzy) Balogh OAM (born 8 May 1973 in Queanbeyan, New South Wales) is a sport shooter from Australia. Balogh competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics and won a gold medal in Trap. She also competed in the Double Trap event. She also competed in the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester where she won a bronze medal, and the 2006 Games in Melbourne, where she won a gold and a bronze in the Trap events. Read more on Wikipedia

Her biography is available in 14 different languages on Wikipedia. Suzanne Balogh is the 6,718th most popular athlete, the 1,073rd most popular biography from Australia and the 130th most popular Australian Athlete.

Suzanne Balogh is most famous for being an Australian sport shooter who has competed in multiple international competitions, including the Olympics. She is particularly known for her achievements in rifle shooting events.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1973, Suzanne Balogh ranks 1,376. Before her are Deena Kastor, Leigh Francis, Simon Archer, Carlo Nash, Stephen Silas, and Ali Raymi. After her are Eric Snow, Beverley Knight, Stephen Crabb, Ali Landry, Arden Myrin, and Pramod Sawant.

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In Australia

Among people born in Australia, Suzanne Balogh ranks 1,073 out of 1,143. Before her are Nathan Haas (1989), Jessica Moore (1990), Lisa De Vanna (1984), Alicia Poto (1978), Nathan Parsons (1988), and Nick Kay (1992). After her are Rinky Hijikata (2001), Matthew Hayden (1971), Dane Bird-Smith (1992), Daisy Betts (1982), Scott McDonald (1983), and Simon Colosimo (1979).

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Among ATHLETES In Australia

Among athletes born in Australia, Suzanne Balogh ranks 131. Before her are David Crawshay (1979), Tessa Parkinson (1986), Tate Smith (1981), Mathew Helm (1980), Temur Rakhimov (1997), Bronwen Knox (1986), and James Marburg (1982). After her are Dane Bird-Smith (1992), Elise Rechichi (1986), Mahé Drysdale (1978), Kim Sun-woo (null), and James Chapman (1979).

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