Neil Ritchie (cyclist)

Neil Ritchie
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Born	21 October 1933; Auckland, New Zealand
Died	7 December 2017 (aged 84); Auckland, New Zealand

Born21 October 1933
Auckland, New Zealand

Died7 December 2017 (aged 84)
Auckland, New Zealand

Neil Ritchie (21 October 1933 – 7 December 2017) was a New Zealand cyclist. He competed in the team pursuit event at the 1956 Summer Olympics.^[1]

Ritchie died in Auckland on 7 December 2017.^[2]

v t e 1954 New Zealand British Empire and Commonwealth Games team
Athletics	Bill Baillie June Blackburn Max Carr Jim Daly Dave Fleming Murray Halberg Ernie Haskell Murray Jeffries Don Jowett Lawrence King Merv Richards Noelene Swinton Peter Wells Yvette Williams
Boxing	Mike Hannah Alan Scaife Eddie Stockley Maurice Tuck
Cycling	John Baird Colin Dickinson Les Lock Lance Payne Neil Ritchie
Diving	Jeanette Laws Jack Stewart
Fencing	Joyce Francis Austen Gittos Brian Hampton Walter Stafford
Lawn bowls	Arthur Connew William Freeth James Pirret Eliphalet Ravenwood Pete Skoglund Andrew Snaddon Arthur Webster
Rowing	Kerry Ashby Murray Ashby Stanley Callagher Bruce Culpan Reg Douglas Bob Parker Don Rowlands Bill Tinnock
Swimming	Jack Doms Winifred Griffin Lincoln Hurring Buddy Lucas Marrion Roe Jean Stewart
Weightlifting	Trevor Clark Harold Cleghorn Tony George
Wrestling	John Armitt Ken Ruby
Team manager: Alex Ross

v t e 1956 New Zealand Olympic team
Athletics	Mary Donaghy Murray Halberg Maurice Rae Norman Read Albert Richards Neville Scott Valerie Sloper Margaret Stuart Beverly Weigel
Boxing	Paddy Donovan Graham Finlay
Cycling	Warwick Dalton Donald Eagle Ritchie Johnston Warren Johnston Bruce Kent Neil Ritchie
Field hockey	John Abrams Ivan Armstrong Phil Bygrave Keith Cumberpatch Archie Currie David Goldsmith Noel Hobson Reginald Johansson Brian Johnston Murray Loudon Guy McGregor Bill Schaefer Bruce Turner Jack Tynan
Rowing	Reg Douglas Donald Gemmell James Hill Colin Johnstone Ray Laurent Peter Lucas Bob Parker Allan Tong
Sailing	Jack Cropp Albert Cuthbertson Peter Mander Robert Stewart William Swinnerton
Swimming	Philippa Gould Winifred Griffin Lincoln Hurring Marrion Roe Jean Stewart
Weightlifting	Hugh Jones
Wrestling	John da Silva
Chef de Mission: Lloyd Woods

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Born	(1933-10-21)21 October 1933 Auckland, New Zealand
Died	7 December 2017(2017-12-07) (aged 84) Auckland, New Zealand