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Nauru's team for the 2004 Summer Olympics consisted of three weightlifters, coached by Paul Coffa . It was the third Olympic games in which the Pacific island had competed. Yukio Peter was the flagbearer at the Opening Ceremony.

1 Results by event

1.1 Weightlifting

Men's 69 kg:

Yukio Peter , 8th

Men's + 105 kg

Itte Detenamo , 14th

Women + 75 kg:

Reanna Maricha Solomon , 11th

2 Officials

President: Hon. Vinson Detenamo
Secretary General: Mr. Lawrence Stephen

3 See also

Nauru at the Summer Olympics

4 External link

National Olympic Committee s at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece

Nations at the 2004 Summer Olympics

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