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	Susan Nattrass, Trapshooter's work pays off in Olympic events for women
		Nattrass slipped into the Canadian Olympic Association offices at the Games and tapped out 15 letters that she planned to hand deliver to Olympic officials.
		When Nattrass petitioned to have more targets in trap, she was told that the IOC doesn't want women to compete with the same comparative scores as the men.
		Nattrass has told her niece that when she turns 12, she will teach her to shoot, if she wants to learn.
	www.caaws.ca /olympics/2000/shooting/nattrass_aug23.htm (1061 words)

	TSN.ca - Print Story - Canada's Sports Leader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Nattrass, who is the oldest shooter competing in Athens, squeaked into the final round Monday, qualifying fifth with a three-round score of 61 out of a possible 75 on a windy day at Markopoulo Olympic Shooting Centre.
		Nattrass, who will also compete in double trap, said she knew after missing her second target on her fourth shot in the final, the first of three straight misses, there was no way she'd finally wear an Olympic medal around her neck.
		Nattrass shot 20 in the first round then hit 22 targets in the second, including 18 straight hits but struggled to a 19 in the final round of qualifying.
	www.tsn.ca /tools/print_story.asp?id=95065 (970 words)

	Susan Nattrass: Shooting for Canada - Never Made it to the Podium - CBC Archives
		Susan Nattrass, the best female trap shooter in the world, is looking forward to making history by competing shoulder-to-shoulder with men at the upcoming Olympics in Montreal.
		• Nattrass says that, at age 19, at a major contest in Nevada she was initially written off as a "young Canadian girl." Her anger at the condescension fuelled a remarkable performance in which she beat 1,200 men and women for the top prize.
		In the wake of the Ben Johnson doping scandal in 1988, Nattrass said big payouts to winners in certain glamour sports were encouraging a small minority of athletes to cheat.
	archives.radio-canada.ca /IDC-1-41-1341-8014/sports/olympics_podium/clip5 (671 words)

	Susan Nattrass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Nattrass was Grand All-Around titlist again in 1972 (389), 1976 (378 plus 37 extras) and 1979 (380), and she collected High-Over-All championships in 1972 (946x1,000), 1974 (938) and 1976 (933 plus 46 in overtime).
		At age 17 Nattrass snared the 1968 Canadian Championships handicap title over the field, and in 1979 she annexed the main high-over-all trophy as well as the women’s singles and all-around crowns.
		Susan was ATA women’s singles average leader in 1970, 1973, 1974, 1976 and 1977, and she headed doubles standings in 1974 and 1975.
	www.traphof.org /inductees/nattrass_susan.htm (1031 words)

	The Seattle Times: Sports: Vashon resident finishes sixth in trap shooting
		Susan Nattrass lives on Vashon Island and works on Beacon Hill, where she is the owner and director of the Puget Sound Osteoporosis Center.
		Then there is her other life, as mother of worldwide trap shooting for women, a stylish but strident soul who in 1976 competed in her first Olympics as the only woman in a 56-person field.
		At Montreal, Seoul and Barcelona, Nattrass shot against men on the range and then fought with them in the boardrooms, insisting that there ought to be special events in trap shooting for women.
	seattletimes.nwsource.com /html/sports/2002007195_shoot17.html (578 words)

	Susan takes aim again
		Susan Nattrass made Olympic history at the Montreal Olympics when she became the first female to break the gender barrier.
		Nattrass competed in shorts and showed off her legs and left nobody in doubt that a woman had busted into the boys' club.
		Nattrass was planning on coming to these Olympics to watch her baby, not to give birth to one more Olympic moment.
	www.canoe.ca /2000GamesShooting/sep14_sus.html (425 words)

	Coaching Analysis - Susan Nattrass
		I had a great time, but due to some physical limitations on my part, it isn't the sport for me. BUT, I do know that Canadian, Dr. Susan Nattrass, is a pioneer when it comes to Olympic shooting in general, and for women in the shooting sports in particular.
		Nattrass was recently featured on the Women Warriors site, which is dedicated to showcasing the talents of female athletes and providing role models to girls and women.
		Susan Nattrass (Canada) - Trap/Double Trap: Here is a 1 minute video compilation of Susan at the Athens' World Cup April 2004.
	www.targetshooting.ca /analysis/nattrass/coach_analysis_nattrass.htm (376 words)

	NSP - Book Info Page
		Nattrass and Altomare puncture the myth that a company must choose between profitability and care for the natural environment, and present a timely and practical application of this exciting model for global sustainability.
		Brian Nattrass and Mary Altomare are co-founders of The Natural Step/Canada.
		Brian Nattrass is a corporate lawyer, has served as CEO of a Canadian public company and as Chairman of Earth Day International, and consults to corporations throughout North America.
	www.newsociety.com /bookid/3656 (175 words)

	Susan Mitchell - ABC Brisbane
		Susan Mitchell is a breath of fresh air on the Brisbane radio landscape.
		Susan is the author of ten best-selling books discussing the dynamic role that women play in our society, including her recent release Splitting the World Open, Taller Poppies and Me.
		Susan's time as one of the beauties on Stan Zermanic's Beauty and the Beast garnered her a big following amongst an audience impressed by her argumentative talents.
	www.abc.net.au /brisbane/presenters/MITCHELLSUSANMITCHELL.htm (207 words)

	CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - Columnists - Jones: It's bronze — at 54!
		Susan Nattrass should have the old motto engraved on her rifle butt and tattooed on her, well, maybe not there.
		Two years ago Nattrass failed to qualify for the Athens Olympics when her gun broke in the middle of competition.
		Nattrass was one shot short of an Olympic medal when the final six shooters took to the line at the Markopoulo Olympic range where the wind blew and she blew up.
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam/Columnists/Jones/2005/06/02/1067888.html (722 words)

	Women Warriors - Athletes - Susan Nattrass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In 1990 she became the first woman to compete in shotgun event at Commonwealth Games, then spent the most of the 1990's spearheading a campaign to have separate Olympic shooting events for women.
		But despite all the success, Susan says she does have regrets and cautions other elite athletes to aim for a balanced life.
		In June of 2004, it was announced that Susan had met the qualification to be eligible for a trip to the Athens Olympics.
	www.womenwarriors.ca /en/athletes/profile.asp?id=59 (624 words)

	Canadian Women Olympic Shooters
		For a while, it looked as if Susan Nattrass was about to write a story of stories at the Olympic Games.
		But just as Nattrass dared dream the impossible dream, it all disintegrated like the clay pigeons around her.
		Susan Nattrass is 49 years old, and she'll be going to her fourth Olympic Games in Sydney.
	www.caaws.ca /olympics/2000/shooting (148 words)

	Still at home on the range
		As was the case when the Edmonton trap shooter broke the barrier and became the first woman to compete in the Olympics against the men in Montreal in 1976, Susan Nattrass is going to be one of the best stories on the property in Sydney.
		Nattrass hopes to repay the honour by bringing a World Cup event to Edmonton.
		In trying to track her down I talked to Susan's mother, who said the family had been trying to talk Susan into retiring for years.
	www.canoe.ca /2000GamesShooting/may23_shooting.html (502 words)

	Women of Trap shooting
		It was up to individual countries to determine their team and if they allowed women to compete.
		Susan Nattras led the charge to get traditional olympic trap and skeet added to the women's venue for the 2000 olympics and she was successful.
		Of course to keep any possible score comparisons from complicating the issue the women's events were set at 75 targets while the men shoot 125.
	marian.creighton.edu /~mhsweb/studlife/sports/trap/women.html (370 words)

	ESPN Search: susan nattrass
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	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Canadian Susan Nattrass reacts to a shot during trap shooting competition at the Summer Olympics in Markopoulo, Greece on Monday.
		Nattrass, in her fifth Olympics, finished sixth in women's trap, the best result of her Olympic career.
		Susan Nattrass of Edmonton finished sixth overall in women's trap shooting Monday, posting the best result of her Olympic career.
	www.cbc.ca /story/olympics/national/2004/08/16/Sports/trapshootingwomen040816.html (400 words)

	Canadian Sport Centre Calgary - Communications
		Midway through the bike, the second pack which included Japanese champion Machiko Nakanishi, Natasha Filliol of Canada, Americans Susan Williams and Amanda Pagan and Melissa Ashton, seemed to be holding their ground in the chase group.
		Alberta's Dr. Susan Nattrass, a Canadian athlete of the year and a trailblazer for women's sports around the world, headlines Canada's 20-member shooting team for the 2002 Games.
		She is a six- time women's world trapshooting champion, a four- time Olympian, the world record holder in her event from 1974 to 1989 and a four-time silver medallist and three-time bronze medallist at the women's world championships since her first appearance in 1969.
	www.canadiansportcentre.com /Communications/weekinreview/WIR02_07_21.htm (1493 words)

	1UltraRad.com
		Dr. Susan Nattrass, Director of the Osteoporosis Research Unit at the PacMed Clinic in Seattle, Washington, conducted a study to assess vertebral fractures and BMD in postmenopausal women.
		Of particular interest were women with at least one vertebral fracture who did not have an osteoporotic BMD measurement.
		Susan Greenspan from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center collected BMD and IVA results from 482 elderly women without prior knowledge of a vertebral fracture (in press, Journal of Clinical Bone Densitometry).
	www.1ultrarad.com /pressreleases/102801/recocognition.asp (763 words)

	WOMEN WARRIORS I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		At 50, Susan has had one of the most remarkable careers in the history of women's sport in Canada.
		In her spare time Susan managed to earn a PhD, run an osteoporosis research unit and successfully lobby the International Olympic Committee for a separate women's trap shooting division --- a dream which was realized at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
		In 2001, as the oldest competitor in the field, Susan celebrated her 25th appearance at the World Shooting Championships with a silver medal.
	www.diversus.com /prod/women_warriors_1.html (1658 words)

	ISSF World Championships Lonato, Italy: Canada's Susan Nattrass takes Bronze in Women's Trap (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		I just wanted to let people know that Canada's Dr. Susan Nattrass took Bronze in Women's Trap at the ISSF World Championships in Lonato, Italy on May 29th, with a final score of 89.
		Susan and Cynthia were the only Canadian shooters to attend the 2004 Athens' Olympics, after the Canadian Olympic Committee chose not to accept the hard won Olympic Quota spots by Canada's rifle athletes.
		: Susan and Cynthia were the only Canadian shooters to attend the 2004 Athens' Olympics, after the Canadian Olympic Committee chose not to accept the hard won Olympic Quota spots by Canada's rifle athletes.
	www.targetshooting.ca /wwwboard/messages/15238.html (324 words)

	100302web - aqwg08
		Susan O'BRIEN was born 16 Jan 1803 in Nr Mouth Of, Crooked Creek, PA. She died 3 Jan 1881 in Creston, Wayne Co., OH.
		Susan married Milton SMITH on 25 Apr 1822 in Of Belpre, Washington, OH.
		Susan SMITH was born about 1868 in Of Pikes Station, Cannan Twp., Wayne Co. OH..
	www.minson.org /100302web/aqwg08.htm (6517 words)

	ASBMR: Instant Vertebral Assessment Important In Osteoporosis Diagnosis/Treatment
		Susan Nattrass, Director of the Osteoporosis Research Unit at the PacMed Clinic in Seattle, Washington, conducted a study to assess vertebral fractures and BMD in postmenopausal women.
		Susan Greenspan from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center collected BMD and IVA results from 482 elderly women without prior knowledge of a vertebral fracture (in press,
		In this population, 26 percent of those needing osteoporosis treatment were missed using BMD measurements alone.
	www.docguide.com /dg.nsf/PrintPrint/089950E8009F51A585256AE7004D2C28 (754 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		SUSAN TAKES AIM AGAIN STRAIGHT TALK FROM A STRAIGHT SHOOTER Susan Nattrass sat with the kids, the other Olympians at the Canadian team reception here last night and looked a little out of place.
		But now I think I've got it going.'' Nattrass has been enjoying associating with her Olympic opposition and accepting the thank-yous from the women who know they wouldn't be here without her.
		And that's good.'' Nattrass was planning on coming to these Olympics to watch her baby, not to give birth to one more Olympic moment.
	sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca /~ab133/Archives/Digests/v03n400-499/v03.n460.txt (2855 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Stephanie Nattrass moved, Philip Ribeiro seconded to reimburse the Soccer Club $916.49 for travel expenses.
		Stephanie Nattrass moved, Mike Falik seconded to reimburse the Soccer Club $756.00 for new goals.
		General Education — Stephanie Nattrass Reviewing the ABET accreditation review and are having problems understanding some of the information.
	www.sos.mtu.edu /usg/misc/minutes/20031022.doc (1284 words)

	Mark points girlfriend to skeet pairs victory - smh.com.au
		Only three countries competed, with Canada's Susan Nattrass, a complete novice in the skeet, pairing with compatriot Linda Conley in order for the event to proceed.
		Six-times world trap champion Nattrass broke the gender barrier at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal when she became the first woman to compete against men in the trap event.
		Earlier, Susan McCready and Susannah Smith finished fifth in the women's 10m air rifle.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2002/07/29/1027926860005.html (576 words)

	New Page 1
		Nattrass, E. Orwell, F. Tylarsky, E. von Statten, H. Ouellet, K. Wilson; Journal of Bone and Mineral Research, Volume 14, Supplement 1, September 1999: SU280.
		Nattrass, S. Silverman, B Drinkwater; World Congress on Osteoporosis 2000, June 2000.
		S.M. Nattrass and BL Drinkwater; World Symposium on Osteoporosis, March 2002.
	concisereport.home.mindspring.com /cv/nattrass.htm (1543 words)

	Canadian Olympic Committee
		The world shooting championships started today in Lahti, Finland and among the Canadian marksmen is none other than Dr. Susan Nattrass of Edmonton, one of this country’s most decorated and influential athletes.
		The upcoming Commonwealth Games in Manchester -Nattrass is also part of that team- will also feature women’s shotgun events for the first time.
		At 51, Nattrass is still among the world’s best.
	www.olympic.ca /EN/organization/news/2002/0703.shtml (207 words)

	Catalan Post (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Susan Nattrass lives on Vashon Island and works on Beacon...
		ATHENS (CBC) - Susan Nattrass finished sixth overall in women's trap shooting Monday, posting the best result of her Olympic career.
		The 53-year-old Edmontonian shot 15 of 25 targets in the final for a cumu...
	archive.wn.com /2004/08/17/1400/catalanpost (834 words)

	Americanborn shooter, Victorian in skeet first - theage.com.au
		Only three countries competed, meaning only one medal was awarded, and Canada's Susan Nattrass, a skeet novice, paired up with compatriot Linda Conley in order for the event to proceed.
		Six-times world trap champion, Nattrass broke the gender barrier at the 1976 Olympics at Montreal when she became the first woman to compete alongside men in the trap event.
		"I got nicely bruised," Nattrass said after her performance in Bisley with an unfamiliar gun.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/07/30/1027926862085.html (364 words)

	1972 Summit Series: A September to Remember (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		However his mind was changed when tournament organizer and Henderson's agent Alan Eagleson convinced him to go.
		Olympic shooter Susan Nattrass also convinced him to go after telling him stories of how great it was to represent Canada in international competition.
		Henderson wasn't the only one who was reluctant to come.
	www.1972summitseries.com /hendersonreluctant.html (287 words)

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