Hannen, Lynley (1964–)
Hannen, Lynley (1964–)
New Zealand rower. Born Aug 27, 1964, in Dunedin, New Zealand; m. Bill Coventry (Olympic rower); children: 4 sons.
At Seoul Olympics, won a bronze medal in coxless pairs with Nicola Payne (1988); won 14 New Zealand titles; became a doctor.
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