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
Australian team and results at the 5th IPC World Athletics Championships, Christchurch, New Zealand, 21-30 January 2011.
Date: January 2011
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