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Hear The Names of The Dutch Team at The 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics

Speed Skating: Men
Jan Bos click to hear 2
Jan Blokhuijsen click to hear
Stefan Groothuis click to hear 2
Bob de Jong click to hear 2
Arjen van der Kieft click to hear
Sven Kramer click to hear
Simon Kuipers click to hear 2
Ronald Mulder click to hear 2
Jan Smeekens click to hear 2
Mark Tuitert click to hear
Speed Skating: Women
Margot Boer click to hear 2
Annette Gerritsen click to hear 2
Renate Groenewold click to hear
Thijsje Oenema click to hear 2
Laurine van Riessen click to hear
Diane Valkenburg click to hear
Jorien Voorhuis click to hear
Elma de Vries click to hear 2
Ireen Wüst click to hear
Shorttrack: Women
Annita van Doorn click to hear 2
Liesbeth Mau-Asam click to hear
Jorien ter Mors click to hear 2
Maaike Vos click to hear
Sanne van Kerkhof click to hear 2

Shorttrack: Men
Sjinkie Knegt click to hear 2
Niels Kerstholt click to hear 2
Bobsled: Men
Edwin van Calker click to hear 2
Arnold van Calker click to hear 2
Sybren Jansma click to hear
Timothy Beck click to hear 2
Arno Klaassen click to hear 2
Bobsled: Women
Esmé Kamphuis click to hear 2
Tine Veenstra click to hear
Urta Rozenstruik click to hear
Snowboard:
Nicolien Sauerbreij click to hear 2
Dolf van der Wal click to hear

Former champion and olympic medal winner Marianne Timmer click to hear unfortunately was injured in a December 2009 match.

source: Algemeen Dagblad

More Dutch Skating - The Dutch Team at the 2006 Turin Winter Olympics

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As you may have guessed, Dutch huis click to hear means 'house.'

Vancouver was named after Captain Cook's lieutenant George Vancouver, who was the first to put the area on a reliable map; the Vancouver family was English, but may originally have come from (van click to hear) the Dutch city of Coevorden click to hear 2 - Van Coevorden click to hear 2

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