Attractive Olympian: Breaststroker Leisel Jones

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Leisel Jones has been a member of the Australian national swimming team since she was 14. At 15, she shocked the world by earning silver in the 100-meter breaststroke in front of the home crowd at the 2000 Olympics, but four years later -- as the prohibitive favorite in the 100m and 200m -- she came up with only bronze and silver, respectively.

Despite two Olympics without an individual gold medal (she did earn one as a member of Australia's 4x100 medley relay n 2004), Jones may be the most dominant breaststroker in history. She set her first world record in 2003, and she now owns nine of the ten fastest times in both the 100m and 200m. And she's heading into Beijing with times close to her records.

But enough talk about Jones's "athletic ability" and "place in history." What we really care about are her physical attributes, am I right? Hey everyone, come quick! We've got a blonde Australian with a beautifully toned body! Let's look at more pictures of her and vote on how attractive she is!

"You look lovely tonight, Miss Jones. What's that scent you're wearing? Residual chlorine in your skin, you say? Marvelous!"

Breaking Down the Basics

Age	22
Height	5' 8"
Weight	145
Hair	Blonde
Eyes	Blue
Relationship status	Engaged to Aussie Rules star Marty Pask
Sad family story that will be aired in soft focus on NBC	Parents' divorce resulted in estrangement from father, who now has cancer
Good-looking as a mermaid?	Yes
Too much pool time?	Abundance of wet shirts says yes

Presentation of Medals

*When judging, assume that Gold suggests a future of GoDaddy.com-level of endorsements, and Bronze points toward appearances in local circulars.

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