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Veronica Campbell
...Trelawny's Own Olympic Champion

(AD 2004 Olympics - Athens, Greece.)


Womens 100 Meters Final


Veronica Campbell (in gold) showing her stuff quite comfortably in the heats.


Veronica Campbell (in gold) and Gail Devers (USA, left), go to their marks in the 100M final.


Off they go.


Campbell (third from right, mostly hidden). Eventual winner, Yuliya Nesterenko from Belarus, in foreground (in red).


The finish line. Hard to tell who wins from this photo, but there are three jamaicans (wearing gold) in the final (lanes 2,3, & 5 from the right).


Veronica (right) leaning forward to take the bronze medal. Winner wearing red (left).


A closer look at Veronica leaning forward to take the bronze medal.


The three finalists hug each other at the end of the race. Veronica to the right.


The medalists on the podium.
L-R: - Lauryn Williams from the United States (silver), Yuliya Nesterenko from Belarus (gold), and Veronica from Jamaica (bronze).


Womens 200 Meters Final


Coming down the home stretch. Veronica on the left.

Veronica leaning forward as she approaches the tape.


Holding off her competitor, Allyson Felix from the USA, at the finish line.


Doing it the right way...


...looking straight ahead,


...pushing hard,


...and leaning forward.


Picture perfect finish.


A clear winner.


From any angle....



...it is a sight to behold.


A textbook performance.


What else is there to say ???


Team mate, Aleen Bailey, hugs Veronica (right) after the race.


Veronica (right) hugs team mate Aleen Bailey.


Silver medalist, Allyson Felix from the USA (left), congratulates and hugs Veronica.


Veronica hugs Debbie Ferguson, the bronze medalist from the Bahamas (right), as team mate Aleen Bailey (left) looks at the crowd.


Bailey (left) pulling Veronica to take a victory lap.



Victory lap.




Proudly waving the Jamaican flag during the victory lap.

The girlz are joined by Debbie Ferguson, bronze medalist from the Bahamas, during the victory lap.


An emotional Veronica Campbell stands alone atop the podium.


Overwhelmed by the enormity of the moment she wipes the tears from her eyes.


The moment of a lifetime....Olympic glory atop the podium.


Basking in the Glory of the moment, she regains her composure and raises her hand in victory, acknowledging the crowd.


Her smile returns as she proudly displays her Olympic Gold Medal.


Showing her second individual medal in Athens.


The three medalists proudly display their medals.




Veronica (right) and Debbie Ferguson, the Bahamian Bronze medalist, sit for a photo with the Acropolis in the background.


Veronica (right) and Allyson Felix, the USA's Silver medalist, sit for a photo in the shadows of the Parthenon, Acropolis Hill.


Veronica sits by herself with the Acropolis in the background.


Veronica drapes herself in the Jamaican flag in the shadows of the Parthenon, Acropolis Hill.


Womens 4x100 Meters Relay Final


Veronica Campbell (left) takes the baton during the final exchange from Aleen Bailey to anchor the womens 4x100M relay final.

Veronica Campbell (right), the anchor leg runner, bringing it home.


Veronica raises her hand in victory as she crosses the finish line. Another gold medal for Veronica and Jamaica.




Veronica smiles and signals to the crowd that the Jamaicans are #1.


The team hold hands at the end of the race.



A jubilant flag-waving Jamaican team take a victory lap.


A dejected USA team console each other after a faulty baton exchange between former world champion, Marion Jones, and the anchor leg runner.


The Jamaican girls on the podium showing off their gold medal (Veronica second from the left).


Honorary Mention:
Merlene Ottey (center), flanked by two other Jamaican athletes, seen representing Slovenia, her newly adopted homeland.


Honorary Mention:
Usain Bolt, another Trelawny sprint sensation seen at the Olympics.


Footnote:
Photos compiled exclusively from Yahoo and arranged/captioned by P. Earle.

-- August 2004

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