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Edward GordonDundas WrightBorn: 03/10/1884Died: 05/06/1947<strong>Sport</strong>: FootballOlympics: Stockholm 1912<strong>Kent</strong> connection: Attended StLawrence College, RamsgateAchievements:1912: Gold medal at Stockholm 19121908-1912: Won 20 amateur caps playing for Great Britain1906: Represented Engl<strong>and</strong> in a match against Wales1904-1906: Played in the Cambridge University Football teamIan WynneBorn: 30/11/1973<strong>Sport</strong>: CanoeingOlympics: Athens 2004Sydney 2000<strong>Kent</strong> connection: Born in TonbridgeAchievements:2007: Set a new record for crossingthe English Channel between GreatBritain <strong>and</strong> France in a Canoe2005: 7th place in the K-1 500m atthe ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships held in Zagreb, Croatia2004: Bronze medal in the K-1 500m <strong>and</strong> 7th place in the K-2 1000mat Athens 20042004: Silver medal in the K-1 500m <strong>and</strong> bronze medal in the K-2 1000m at theEuropean Championships held in Poznań, Pol<strong>and</strong>2000: Represented Team GB at Sydney 2000, reaching the semi-finals of theK-1 500mSilver Gold Bronze Silver Gold BronzeInteresting fact: At Athens 2004, Ian arrived for the K1 500m final on crutchesafter spraining his ankle the previous evening in a fall while stepping off a bus.Nevertheless, he gained bronze medal.Ian is currently GB Canoe Sprint Olympic Programme Technical Coach,providing individualised coaching support to nominated GB Canoeing OlympicProgramme athletes.<strong>Kent</strong>’s <strong>Sport</strong>ing Legends - Past Present Future - 45