Athletics World Championships 1994
Australian team won 56 medals – 24 gold, 20 silver and 12 bronze.
Click here for full list of Australian results from Athletics Australia.
Medallists:
- Neil Fuller – 4 gold, 1 bronze
- Louise Sauvage – 4 gold
- David Evans – 3 gold, 1 bronze
- Alison Quinn – 3 gold
- Russell Short – 2 gold
- Fabian Blattman – 1 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze
- Jodi Willis-Roberts – 1 gold, 2 silver
- Don Elgin – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- Racquel Nugent – 1 gold, 1 bronze
- John Eden – 1 gold
- Anton Flavel – 1 gold
- Paul Mitchell – 1 gold
- Greg Smith – 1 gold
- Darren Thrupp – 1 gold
- Stephen Welling – 1 gold
- Sharon Rackham – 1 gold
- Marsha Green – 3 silver
- Amy Winters – 3 silver
- Darren Collins – 2 silver, 1 bronze
- Nicole Wilkinson – 2 silver, 1 bronze
- Lisa Llorens – 2 silver
- Brian Harvey – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- John LIndsay – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Brian Mong – 1 silver, 1 bronze
- Matthew van Eldik – 1 silver, 1 bronze
Australian Team
Men
- Gary Aberley
- Robert Biancucci
- Fabian Blattman
- Darren Collins
- Mark Davies
- Michael de Santo
- Phillip Deveraux
- John Eden
- Don Elgin
- David Evans
- Michael Farrent
- Anton Flavel
- Neil Fuller
- David Goodman
- Brian Harvey
- Dan Leeson
- John Lindsay
- Hamish MacDonald
- John McLeod
- Paul Mitchell
- Brian Mong
- Michael Nugent
- Paul Nunnari
- Dino Priolo
- Sam Rickard
- Russell Short
- Greg Smith
- Darren Thrupp
- Matthew van Eldik
- Stephen Welling
Women
- Camilla Darwen
- Marsha Green
- Judy Holdback
- Lisa Llorens
- Yvette McLellan
- Kim Neuenkirchen
- Racquel Nugent
- Alison Quinn
- Sharon Rackham
- Ann-Marie Salotti
- Louise Sauvage
- Nicole Wilkinson
- Jodi Willis-Roberts
- Amy Winters
Australian team and results at the 1st IPC World Athletics Championships, Berlin, Germany, 22 – 31 July.
Date: July 1994
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