Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
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Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
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Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
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Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
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Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
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Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
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Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
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Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
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Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
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Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
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Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
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Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
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Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
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Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
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Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
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Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
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Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
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Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 2 gold, 7 silver and 14 bronze medals
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Coaches
Australian team won three medals – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Looking for more about the 2016 summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil?
Australian Team Media Guide – Rio Paralympics 2016 published by the Australian Paralympic Committee has brief profiles of team members.
Go to the Wikipedia article Australia at the 2016 summer Paralympics which has been created by contributors to the Australian Paralympic History Project and follow the links to the articles about Australia’s athletes and their sports.
The website of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has a database of historical results and information and material about every Paralympic Games.
Use the ‘contact us‘ button on this website to contact Paralympics Australia if you have any further questions or would like to contribute to this project.
Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:
Team
Click here for detailed results.
Dylan Alcott(Tennis)
Scottie Brydon (Shooting)
Alistair Donohoe (Cycling)
Don Elgin (Athletics)
Kurt Fearnley (Athletics)
Christian Geiger (Alpine skiing)
Archie Graham (Tennis)
Timothy Hodge (Swimming)
Erik Horrie (Rowing) – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Horrie
Matthew Levy (Swimming)
Curtis McGrath (Canoeing)
Monique Murphy(Swimming)
Lauren Parker (Triathlon)
Simon Patmore (Snowboarding)
Lukas Prem (Snowboarding)
Louise Sauvage (Athletics )
Emily Tapp (Triathlon)
Melissa Tapper (Table tennis)
Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.
Medallists:
Team members
Coaches
Click here for detailed results.
Players – Michael Auprince, Jannik Blair, Steven Elliott, Tristan Knowles, Bill Latham, Matthew McShane, Shaun Norris, Tom O’Neill-Thorne, Luke Pople, Kim Robbins, Brett Stibners, Sam White
Coaches – Craig Friday (Head Coach), Brad Ness (Assistant Coach), Grant Mizens (Technical / Specialist Coach)
Officials – Jesse Adams (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Priyanka Karunakaran (Team Manager)
Australian Results
Pool Matches:
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Bronze Medal Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Players – Shelley Chaplin (3.5), Cobi Crispin, Shelley Cronau (3.0), Hannah Dodd (1.0), Leanne Del Toso (3.5), Kylie Gauci (2.0), Annabelle Lindsay(4.5), Georgia Munro-Cook (4.5), Clare Nott (1.0), Amber Merritt(4.5), Ella Sabljak, Sarah Vinci (1.0)
Coaches – David Gould(Head Coach),Stephen Charlton (Assistant Coach), Craig Campbell (Assistant/Technical Coach)
Officials – Anna de Araugo (Physiotherapist), Peta Forsyth (Physiologist), Cathy Lambert (Team Manager)[
Australian Results
Pool Matches
Placement Match
9th-10th Place Match
Click here for detailed Australian results.
Australian team won 23 medals – 8 gold, 6 silver and 9 bronze in track events held in Dubai. The London Marathon included marathon events for 2019 World Para Athletics Championships and Australian team won 2 medals – 1 gold and 1 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
m – medals won at London Marathon
Australian Team – Dubai and London
Men
Women
( ) Coach of athlete
Australian team won 15 medals – 9 gold, 1 silver and 5 bronze medals.
Medallists:
Australian Team
Men
Women
Click here for detailed results.