Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final
Richard Colman Competing in the T53 400m Final
Lisa McIntosh Sprints Away in 100m Final
Athletics World Championships 2017
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
Athletics World Championships 2015
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 4 silver and 10 bronze.
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Medallists:
- Angela Ballard – 2 gold, 1 bronze
- Isis Holt – 2 gold
- Madison de Rozario – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold
- Carlee Beattie – 1 gold
- Chad Perris – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Brydee Moore – 1 silver
- Brayden Davidson – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 1 bronze
- Torita Blake – 1 bronze
- Brianna Coop – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Claire Keffer – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Alberto Campbell
- Sam Carter
- Jarryd Clifford
- Gabriel Cole
- Brayden Davidson
- Kurt Fearnley
- Tim Foster
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Sam McIntosh
- Richard Nicholson
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Lindsay Sutton
- Jesse Wyatt
Women
- Rae Anderson
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Erin Cleaver
- Brianna Coop
- Madison de Rozario
- Kobie Donovan
- Taylor Doyle
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Isabelle Hampton
- Nicole Harris
- Madeleine Hogan
- Isis Holt
- Claire Keefer
- Rosemary Little
- Brydee Moore
- Ella Pardy
Katherine Proudfoot - Carly Salmon
- Stephanie Schweitzer
- Sarah Walsh
Athletics World Championships 2013
Australia won 30 medals – 4 gold, 11 silver and 15 bronze.
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Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 3 gold
- Scott Reardon – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Rheed McCracken – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Angela Ballard – 3 silver, 1 bronze
- Gabriel Cole – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver
- Rosemary Little – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Richard Colman – 2 bronze
- Michael Roeger – 2 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 2 bronze
- Guy Henly – 1 bronze
- Todd Hodgetts – 1 bronze
- Deon Kenzie – 1 bronze
- Jayden Sawyer – 1 bronze
- Madison de Rozario – 1 bronze
- Carly Salmon – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Natheniel Arkley
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Brayden Davidson
- Guy Henley
- Todd Hodgetts
- Nicholas Hum
- Deon Kenzie
- Jake Lappin
- Rheed McCracken
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Simon Patmore
- Chad Perris
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Jayden Sawyer
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Ian Speed
- Timothy Sullivan
- Lindsay Sutton
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Torita Blake
- Madison de Rozario
- Taylor Doyle
- Louise Ellery
- Nicole Harris
- Rosemary Little
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Carly Salmon
- Sephanie Schweitzer
- Erinn Walters
Athletics World Championships 2011
Australia won 22 medals – 8 gold, 8 silver and 7 bronze. Australian multiple individual gold medalllists:
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Evan O’Hanlon – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Kelly Cartwright – 2 gold
- Rachel Dodds – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Richard Colman – 1 gold, 1 silver
- Kurt Fearnley – 1 gold
- Madeleine Hogan – 1 gold
- Tim Page – 1 silver
- Brad Scott – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Carlee Beattie – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Jessica Gallagher – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Russell Short – 1 silver
- Timothy Sullivan – 2 bronze
- Wade McMahon – 1 bronze
- Simon Patmore – 1 bronze
- Louise Ellery – 1 bronze
- Katherine Proudfoot – 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Daniel Berry
- Damien Bowen
- Matthew Cameron
- Sam Carter
- Richard Colman
- Kurt Fearnley
- Gerrard Gosens
- Sam Harding
- Nicholas Hum
- Jake Lappin
- Hamish MacDonald
- Brett McArthur
- Sam McIntosh
- Wade McMahon
- Christopher Mullins
- Richard Nicholson
- Evan O’Hanlon
- Tim Page
- Simon Patmore
- Mitchell Pink
- Scott Reardon
- Michael Roeger
- Brad Scott
- Russell Short
- Timothy Sullivan
- Jack Swift
- Dean Turner
Women
- Angela Ballard
- Carlee Beattie
- Georgia Beikoff
- Angelique Booth
- Kelly Cartwright
- Madison De Rozario
- Rachael Dodds
- Jodi Elkington-Jones (Elkington)
- Louise Ellery
- Michelle Errichiello
- Jessica Gallagher
- Madeleine Hogan
- Morgan McAllister
- Jamie McInerney
- Jemima Moore
- Katherine Proudfoot
- Noni Thompson
- Nicole Vernon
- Erinn Walters
Julie Smith crosses the finish line in the 100m final
Chris Mullins at the start for the 400m final
Chris Mullins crosses the finish line in the 400m final