Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

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Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

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Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

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Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

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Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

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Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

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Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

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Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

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Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

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Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

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Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

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Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

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Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

Click here to locate results for both World Championships.

Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

Click here for detailed results.

Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

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Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

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Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

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Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

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Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

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Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

Click here to locate results for both World Championships.

Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

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Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

Click here to locate results for both World Championships.

Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

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Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

Click here to locate results for both World Championships.

Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

Click here for detailed results.

Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

Click here to locate results for both World Championships.

Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

Click here for detailed results.

Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

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Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

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Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

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Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

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Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

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Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

Click here to locate results for both World Championships.

Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

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Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

Click here to locate results for both World Championships.

Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

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Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

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Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

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Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

Click here for detailed Australian results.

Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

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Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

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Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

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Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

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Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

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Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

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Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

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Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

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Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

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Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

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Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

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Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait

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Australian team won  2 medals – 1 gold and 1 silver medal.

Medallists:

• Erik Horrie – Gold
• James Talbot and Jed Altschwager  – Silver

Team members

• Erik Horrie – PRX 1
• James Talbot – PR3 M2, PR3 4+
• Jed Altschwager – PR3 M2
• Nikki Ayers – PR3 4+
• Alex Vuillermin – PR3 4+
• Ben Gibson – PR3 4+
• Renae Domaschenz – PR3 4+

Coaches

• Jason Baker –  PRX 1
• Elizabeth Chapman – PR3 M2, PR3 4+

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Men’s Championships

Australian Team (Rollers)

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:

• Australia 74 – Argentina 55
• Australia 66 – Spain 56
• Australia 53 – Netherlands 58

Round of 16

• Australia 73 – Brazil 54

Quarter-finals

• Australia 83 – Poland 70

Semi-finals

• Australia 59 – United States 84

Bronze Medal Match

• Australia 68 – Iran 57

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Women’s Championships

Australian Team (Gliders)

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

• Australia 61 – Brazil 44
• Australia 32 – Netherlands 65
• Australia 74 – Canada 82
• Australia 38 – Great Britain 63
• Australia 43 – Spain 48

Placement Match

• Australia 90 – Algeria 25

9th-10th Place Match

• Australia 55 – Brazil 53

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Australian Team:

Players – Ryley Batt (3.5), Chris Bond (3.5), Jayden Warn (3.0), Andrew Edmondson (3.0), Andrew Harrison (2.0), Josh Nicholson (2.0), Jason Lees (1.0), Jake Howe (1.0), Ben Fawcett (0.5), Michael Ozanne (0.5), Ryan Scott (0.5)
Coaches – Brad Dubberley (Head Coach), Greg Smith (Assistant Coach)

Officials – Sam Allan – Manager, Victoria Kahn – Physiotherapist, Lewis Quinn – Performance Analyst, Bill Roberts – Mechanic, Scott Curtis – Physiotherapist, David Sculac – Personal Carer, Angela Mansell – Personal Carer, Tim Mannion – Media

Australian Results:

Pool Matches:

• Australia 66 – New Zealand 36
• Australia 71 – Sweden 38
• Australia 61 – Denmark 49
• Australia 70 – Ireland 44
• Australia 65 – Japan 52

Semi-final:

• Australia 59 – Great Britain 57

Gold Medal Match:

• Australia 61 – Japan 62

Final Ranking – 2nd

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Track World Championships, Rio de Janiero, Brazil, 22 – 25 March

Australian team won 10 medals – 1 gold, 7 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• David Nicholas – 1 gold
• Jessica Gallager / Madison Janssen (pilot) – 2 silver
• Emily Petricola – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 silver
• Amanda Reid – 1 silver
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze

Men

• Gordon Allen  – C2
• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Thomas Clarke – B
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Brad Henderson (pilot for Clarke)
• Darren Hicks – C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Madison Janssen (pilot for Gallagher)
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Emily Petricola – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships,Maniago, Italy, 2 – 5 August

Australian team won 12 medals – 3 gold, 6 silver and 3 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Emilie Miller – 2 gold
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 gold
• Carol Cooke – 2 silver
• Hannah MacDougall – 2 silver
• Kaitlyn Schurmann – 2 silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 bronze
• Meg Lemon – 1 bronze
• Darren Hicks – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Grant Allen – H4
• Kyle Bridgwood -C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlan Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Darren Hicks -C2
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel -H1
• Stuart Jones -T2
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall -C4
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Kaitlyn Schurman – C1

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Australian team won 1 gold medal:

• Erik Horrie

Team member

• Erik Horrie – PR1x

Coach

• Jason Baker

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Australia won 29 medals –  11 gold, 10 silver and 8 bronze.

Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.

Medallists:

• James Turner – 3 gold
• Isis Holt – 2 gold
• Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Deon Kenzie – 1 gold, 1 silver
• Cameron Crombie – 1 gold
• Evan O’Hanlon – 1 gold
• Scottt Reardon – 1 gold
• Jayden Sawyer – 1 gold
• Angela Ballard – 2 silver
• Rheed McCracken – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Aaron Chatman – 1 silver
• Guy Henly – 1 silver
• Erin Cleaver – 1 silver
• Claire Keffer – 1 silver
• Jarryd Clifford – 1 bronze
• Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
• Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
• Chad Perris – 1 bronze
• Torita Blake – 1 bronze
• Sarah Edmiston – 1 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Aaron Chatman
• Jarryd Clifford
• Cameron Crombie
• Brayden Davidson
• Kurt Fearnley
• Guy Henly
• Todd Hodgetts
• Nicholas Hum
• Martin Jackson
• Deon Kenzie
• Daniel Kirk
• Jake Lappin
• Rheed McCracken
• Sam McIntosh
• Evan O’Hanlon
• Chad Perris
• Scott Rearson
• Jayden Sawyer
• Russell Short
• James Turner
• Jesse Wyatt

Women

• Rae Anderson
• Angela Ballard
• Torita Blake (Isaac)
• Erin Cleaver
• Brianna Coop
• Madison de Rozario
• Sarah Edmiston
• Louise Ellery
• Isis Holt
• Claire Keefer
• Brydee Moore
• Jemima Moore
• Ella Pardy
• Carly Salmon
• Sarah Walsh

Track World Championships, Los Angeles, United States, 2 – 5 March

Australian team won 14 medals – 4 gold, 6 silver and 4 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Amanda Reid – 2 gold, 1 silver
• David Nicholas – 1 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Simone Kennedy – 1 gold
• Darcy Thompson – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kieran Murphy – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Kyle Bridgwood – 1 silver, 1 bronze
• Alistair Donohoe – 1 silver

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Darcy Thompson – C1

Women

• Stephanie Fernandez-Preiksa (pilot for Gallagher)
• Jessica Gallagher – B
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Amanda Reid – C2

Road World Championships, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 31 August – 3 September.

Australian team won 8 medals – 2 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals.

Medallists:

• Carol Cooke – 2 gold
• Darren Hicks – 2  silver
• Kyle Bridgwood – 2 silver
• Meg Lemon – 2 bronze

Australian Team

Men

• Kyle Bridgwood – C4
• Alistair Donohoe – C5
• Lachlam Glasspool (pilot for Murphy)
• Kieran Murphy – B
• David Nicholas – C3
• Grant Nickel – H1
• Darcy Thompson – C1
• Stuart Tripp – H5

Women

• Carol Cooke – T2
• Simone Kennedy – C3
• Meg Lemon – C4
• Hannah MacDougall
• Emilie Miller – H1
• Amanda Reid – C2

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Australian team won 1 gold medal and finished 11th on the medal table.

Medallist:

• Mitchell Gourley – Gold Super G Combined Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Jonty O’Callaghan
• Victoria Pendergast
• Shaun Pianta
• Mark Soyer

Click here for detailed results.

Australian team won 5 medals – 1 gold, 2 silver and 2 bronze medals and finished 9th on the medal table. Medallists:

• Melissa Perrine with Bobbi Kelly (guide) – Gold  Super Combined ; Silver Super G ; Silver Giant Slalom ; Bronze Slalom
• Mitchell Gourley – Bronze Slalom Standing

Team

• Mitchell Gourley
• Patrick Jensen
• Bobbi Kelly (guide)
• Melissa Perrine
• Sam Tait