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Kerry Ann Lindsay

Artistic Gymnastics

Age

64

Olympic History

Moscow 1980

Career Events

Artistic Gymnastics Women's All-Around

 

Kerry's Story

Kerry Ann Lindsay, also known as Kerry Bayliss, emerged as one of Australia’s leading artistic gymnasts in the late 1970s. Born in 1962, she represented Australia internationally before earning selection for the Moscow 1980 Olympic Games.


Lindsay made her Olympic debut shortly after turning 18. She contested the women’s individual all-around competition, completing compulsory and optional routines across the vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise.


She recorded a combined score of 69.475 points to finish 33rd in the Olympic all-around. Lindsay was one of two Australian women to contest artistic gymnastics in Moscow, alongside Marina Sulicich.

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