List of Australian Paralympic medallists

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This list includes Summer and Winter Australian Paralympic Medallists up to the 2014 Sochi Winter Paralympics.

NameGoldSilverBronzeSportGamesStateRefs
Alicia Aberley 022Swimming 2000 New South Wales [1]
Ashley Adams 011Shooting 2004 Queensland [2]
Julianne Adams 010Wheelchair basketball 2000 [3] [4]
Rene Ahrens 002Athletics1980, 1988 [5]
Dylan Alcott 100Wheelchair basketball 2008 [6]
Bryce Alman 020Wheelchair rugby2000, 2004, 2008 [7]
Chris Alp 002Athletics1980 [8]
Mark Altmann 001Swimming 2000 [9]
Michael Anderson 010Swimming 2008 [10]
Troy Andrews 100Wheelchair basketball 1996 [4] [11]
Kieran Ault-Connell 210Athletics 2000, 2004 Victoria [12]
Ben Austin 243Swimming 2000, 2004New South Wales [13]
Kate Bailey 004Swimming 2000, 2004 [9] [14]
Greg Ball 301Cycling 2000, 2004, 2008 Queensland [15]
Angie Ballard 011Athletics 2004, 2008 [16]
Petrea Barker 001Swimming 1996 [17] [18]
Kelly Barnes 020Swimming 1992 [19]
Paul Barnett 101Swimming 2000 [9]
Tracy Barrell 200Swimming 1992 [19]
Ryley Batt 010Wheelchair rugby 2004, 2008 New South Wales [20]
Denise Beckwith 001Swimming 2000 [9]
Daniel Bell 001Swimming 2000 [9]
Paul Benz 100Athletics 2004 [9]
Robert Biancucci 111Athletics 1988 [9]
Anthony Biddle 101Athletics 2004 [9]
Terry Biggs 100Table Tennis 1984 [9]
Kris Bignall 001Boccia 1996 [9]
Craig Blackburn 030Swimming 1984 [9]
Fabian Blattman 232Athletics 1992, 1996, 2000 [9]
Sandy Blythe 100Wheelchair Basketball 1996 [9]
Russell Boaden 001Sailing 2008 [9]
David Boldery 101Lawn Bowls 1984, 1988 [9]
Anthony Bonaccurso 001Wheelchair Tennis 2004 [9]
Eric Boulter 110Swimming 1972 [9]
Sarah Bowen 110Swimming 2004, 2008 [9]
Grant Boxall 010Wheelchair Rugby 2008 [9]
Brett Boylan 010Wheelchair Rugby 2000 [9]
Joanne Bradshaw 100Athletics 2000 [9]
Sam Bramham 221Swimming 2004, 2008 [9]
Shane Brand 010Wheelchair Rugby 2008 [9]
Scott Brockenshire 024Swimming 1996, 2000 [9]
Peter Brooks 201Cycling Road 2004 [9]
Georgia Bruce 002Equestrian 2008 [9]
Helena Brunner 511Swimming 1984 [9]
Kingsley Bugarin 586Swimming 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996, 2000 [9]
Bart Bunting 210Alpine Skiing 2002 [9]
Brendan Burkett 131Swimming 1992, 1996, 2000 [9]
Damien Burroughs 100Athletics 1996 [9]
Claire Burzynski 001Wheelchair Basketball 2008 [9]
Pauline Cahill 001Lawn Powls 1996 [9]
Melissa Carlton 242Swimming 1996, 2000 [9]
Cameron Carr 010Wheelchair Rugby 2008, 2012 [9]
Amanda Carter 020Wheelchair Basketball 2000, 2012 [9]
Barbara Caspers 511Shooting 1980, 1984 [9]
Orfeo Cecconato 100Wheelchair Basketball 1996 [9]
Daphne Ceeney 356Archery, Athletics, Swimming, Table Tennis, Wheelchair Fencing 1960, 1964 [9]
Allan Chadwick 100Shooting 1984 [9]
Lisa Chaffey 010Wheelchair Basketball 2004 [9]
Malcom Chalmers 112Swimming 1984 [9]
Shelley Chaplin 021Wheelchair Basketball 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Aaron Chatman 011Athletics 2008 [9]
June Clark 010Lawn Bowls 1996 [9]
Anthony Clarke 100Judo 1996 South Australia [9]
Clifford Clarke 020Wheelchair Rugby 1996 [9]
Lichelle Clarke 011Swimming 2004 [9]
Paul Clohessy 111Cycling Track 1996, 2000 Western Australia [9]
Blake Cochrane 210Swimming 2008, 2012 Queensland [9]
Paula Coghlan 020Wheelchair Basketball 2000, 2004 [9]
Ellie Cole 414Swimming 2008, 2012 Victoria [9]
Lyn Coleman 020Athletics 1984 Queensland [9]
Darren Collins 002Athletics 1992 [9]
Dominic Collins 010Swimming 1996 [9]
Richard Colman 222Athletics 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Mick Connell 020Wheelchair Tennis 1988, 1996 [9]
Kerri-Anne Connor 041Swimming 1984 Queensland [9]
Carolyn Connors 021Swimming 1980 New South Wales [9]
Kevin Coombs AthleticsVictoria
Priya Cooper 934Swimming 1992, 1996, 2000 [9]
Richard Cordukes 011Athletics 1988 [9]
Leroi Court 001Athletics 1996 [9]
Lionel Cousens 010Archery 1964 [9]
Matthew Cowdrey 1353Swimming 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Benjamin Cox 100Wheelchair Basketball 1996 [9]
Lee Cox 010Athletics 2000 [9]
Rachael Cox 1Sailing 2008 [9]
Charmaine Cree 113Athletics 1980 [9]
Cobi Crispin 011Wheelchair Basketball 2008, 2012 [9]
Garry Croker 010Wheelchair Rugby 2000 [9]
Paul Cross 100Swimming 2000 [9]
Tracey Cross 451Swimming 1992, 1996, 2000 [9]
Robert Crowe 101Cycle Track 2004 [9]
Anne Currie 302Swimming 1984, 1992 [9]
Roy Daniell 011Athletics 2000, 2004 [9]
Donald Dann 010Athletics 1984 [9]
Gemma Dashwood 431Swimming 1996, 2000 [9]
Christie Dawes 011Athletics 2008, 2012 [9]
Mark Davies 200Athletics 1984 [9]
Cameron de Burgh 031Swimming 1996, 2000 [9]
Ben Demery 020Cycling Track 2008 [9]
Madison de Rozario 010Athletics 2008 [9]
Michael Desanto 011Athletics 1988 [9]
Jason Diederich 010Swimming 1992 [9]
Daniela Di Toro 011Wheelchair Tennis 2000, 2004 [9]
Lorraine Dodd 311Athletics, Swimming 1968 [9]
Jay Dohnt 001Swimming 2008 [9]
Melanie Domaschenz 011Wheelchair Basketball 2004, 2008 [9]
Patrick Donachie 100Swimming 2000 [9]
Therese Donovan 032Swimming 1984 [9]
Michael Dow 211Swimming, Weightlifting 1964 [9]
Brendan Dowler 110Wheelchair Basketball 2004, 2008 [9]
Julie Dowling 100Athletics 1984 [9]
Jeremy Doyle 132Swimming 1988, 1992 [9]
Mandy Drennan 001Swimming 2004 [9]
Brad Dubberley 010Wheelchair Rugby 2000 [9]
Alan Dufty 244Athletics 1984, 1988, 1992 [9]
Mellissa Dunn 010Wheelchair Basketball 2000 [9]
Jamie Dunross 100Sailing 2000 [9]
Rosemary Eames 140Swimming 1984 [9]
Stephen Eaton 101Athletics 1996, 2000 [9]
John Eden 021Athletics 1988, 1992, 1996 [9]
Elizabeth Edmondson 510Swimming 1964, 1968 [9]
Joe Egan Volleyball Standing 1964 [9]
Don Elgin 130 2000 [9]
Kerrie Engel 001Swimming 1984 [9]
Pauline English 203Swimming, Athletics 1972, 1976, 1980 [9]
Nazim Erdem 120Wheelchair Rugby 2000, 2008, 2012 [9]
Stuart Ewin 100Wheelchair Basketball 1996 [9]
David Evans 210Athletics 1996 [9]
Meredith Evans 014Swimming 1984 [9]
Justin Eveson 131Swimming, Wheelchair Basketball 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Rosalie Fahey 001Equestrian 2000 [9]
Janelle Falzon 102Swimming 1996 [9]
Karen Farrell 020Wheelchair Basketball 2000, 2004 [9]
Michael Farrell 001Powerlifting 1988 [9]
Kurt Fearnley 362Athletics 2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
John Federico 010Athletics 1984 [9]
Karl Feifar 110Athletics 1992 [9]
Rebecca Feldman 111Athletics 2000 [9]
Daniel Fitzgibbon 110Sailing 2008, 2012 [9]
Grant Fitzpatrick 020Swimming 1996 [9]
Andrew Flavel 010Whellchair Basketball 2004 [9]
Anton Flavel 100Athletics 2000 [9]
Trish Flavel 001Athletics 2000 [9]
Pam Foley 020Swimming 1972 [9]
John Forsberg 021Lawn Bowls 1984, 1988 [9]
Roy Fowler 631Archery, Lawn Bowls, Swimming 1964, 1972, 1984, 1988 Queensland [9]
Heath Francis 643Athletics 2000, 2004, 2008 New South Wales [9]
Amanda Fraser 032Swimming 2000, 2004, 2008 Queensland [9]
Tracey Freeman 640Athletics 1972, 1976 [9]
Trevor French 010Swimming 1964 [9]
Jacqueline Freney 803Swimming 2008, 2012 Queensland [9]
Neil Fuller 663Athletics 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004 [9]
Jessica Gallagher 002Skiing 2010, 2014 Victoria [9]
Michael Gallagher 202Cycling 2008, 2012 [9]
Toireasa Gallagher 031Cycling 2004, 2008 New South Wales [9]
Darren Gardiner 020powerlifting 2004, 2008 [9]
Kylie Gauci 021Wheelchair Basketball 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Steven George 001Cycling 2008 [9]
Terry Giddy 132Athletics 1972, 1984, 1988, 1992, 1996 [9]
Karen Gill 010Athletics 1988 [9]
Paul Gockel 010Swimming 1996 [9]
Murray Goldfinch 001Athletics 2000 [9]
Kerry Golding 100Cycling 1996 New South Wales [9]
David Goodman 100Athletics 1988 [9]
David Gould 100Wheelchair basketball 1996 [9]
Matthew Gray 210Cycling 1996, 2000 Western Australia [9]
Judith Green 100Swimming 2000 [9]
Marsha Green 011Athletics 1992 [9]
David Griffin 003Swimming 1984, 1988 New South Wales [9]
Adrian Grogan 200Athletics 2000 New South Wales [9]
Gary Gudgeon 531Swimming 1980, 1984 [9]
Michael Hackett 011Athletics 1988, 1992 [9]
Alex Hadley 110Swimming 2004 [9]
Benjamin Hall 100Athletics 2004 South Australia [9]
Melanie Hall 001Wheelchair basketball 2008 [9]
Greg Hammond 540Swimming 1984, 1988 [9]
Peter Harding 010Wheelchair rugby 2000 Victoria [9]
Jeff Hardy 301Swimming 1996, 2000 New South Wales [9]
Alex Harris 022Swimming 2000 Victoria [9]
Colin Harrison 001Sailing 2008 [9]
Darren Harry 100Cycling 2000 [9]
Michael Hartnett 110Wheelchair basketball 2008, 2012 [9]
Brian Harvey 110Athletics 1996, 2000 [9]
Tony Head 010Athletics 1992 [9]
Gerry Hewson 100Wheelchair basketball 1996 [9]
David Higgins 010Archery 1984 [9]
Julie Higgins 200Equestrian 2000 [9]
Brad Hill 110Athletics 1988 [9]
Katie Hill 011Wheelchair Basketball 2008, 2012 [9]
Peter Hill 020Swimming 1980 [9]
Marita Hird 001Equestrian 2000 Victoria [9]
Sue Hobbs 030Athletics 1980 [9]
Madeleine Hogan 002Athletics 2008, 2012 Victoria [9]
Brett Holcombe 310Athletics 1984 [9]
Deborah Holland 001Swimming 1988 [9]
Eddy Hollands 011Cycling 1996, 2000 Western Australia [9]
Lynda Holt 010Athletics 2000 [9]
Peter Homann 331Cycling 1996, 2000, 2004 [9]
Gary Hooper 250Athletics,Weightlifting 1960, 1964, 1968 [9]
Shaun Hopkins 020Cycling 2008 [9]
Lindy Hou 132Cycling 2004, 2008 [9]
Erich Hubel 012Athletics 1980 [9]
George Hucks 020Wheelchair rugby 2000, 2008 [9]
Catherine Huggett 110Swimming 1988, 1992 [9]
Tu Huyhn 001Boccia 1996 [9]
David Johnson 010Wheelchair tennis 2000 [9]
Felicity Johnson 110Cycling 2008, 2012 [9]
Lachlan Jones 100Athletics 1996 [9]
Marayke Jonkers 012Swimming 2004, 2008 [9]
Meredith Jones 010Athletics 1988 [9]
Toby Kane 002Alpine skiing 2006, 2014 New South Wales [9]
Bridie Kean 011Wheelchair Basketball 2008, 2012 Victoria [9]
Tom Kennedy 010Wheelchair Rugby 2000 Sydney New South Wales1 [21]
John Kestel 101Dartchery, Athletics 1976 [9]
Adrian King 110Wheelchair Basketball 2004, 2008 New South Wales [9]
Peter Kirby 113Athletics 1984 [9]
Tristan Knowles 120Wheelchair Basketball 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Susan Knox 001Swimming 1988 [9]
Norma Koplick 010Athletics 2000 Queensland [9]
Libby Kosmala 931Shooting, Swimming 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988 [9]
Stan Kosmala 100Lawn Bowls 1988 [9]
Roy Kubig 001Swimming 1976 Queensland [9]
Paul Lake 121Cycling 1996, 2000 Victoria [9]
Bill Latham 010Wheelchair Basketball 2012 [9]
Tyson Lawrence 101Cycling 2008 [9]
Mark le Flohic 211Cycling 1988, 2004 Western Australia [9]
Peter Leek 341Swimming 2008 New South Wales [9]
Jason Lees 100Wheelchair Rugby 2012 [9]
Lyn Lepore 111Cycling 2000 Western Australia [9]
Matt Levy 213Swimming 2008, 2012 [9]
Kat Lewis 002Swimming 2004, 2008 [9]
Tracey Lewis 031Swimming 1984 [9]
Wayne Lewis 010Lawn bowls 1984 [9]
Dianna Ley 001Swimming 2000 [9]
Karni Liddell 002Swimming 1996, 2000 [9]
Lyn Lillecrapp 033Swimming 1976, 1988 [9]
Bryce Lindores 011Cycling 2008, 2012 [9]
Janelle Lindsay 101Cycling 2004 [9]
John Lindsay 333Athletics 1992, 1996, 2000 [9]
Alexandra Lisney (née Green) 001Cycling2012
Lisa Llorens 411Athletics 1996, 2000 [9]
Adrian Lowe 230Athletics 1988 [9]
Hamish MacDonald 110Athletics 1996, 2004 [9]
Hannah MacDougall 001Swimming 2004 Victoria [9]
John Maclean 010Rowing 2008 [9]
Eric Magennis 300Lawn Bowls 1972, 1976, 1984 [9]
Timothy Maloney 100Wheelchair Basketball 1996 South Australia [9]
Peter Marsh 002Athletics 1976 Queensland [9]
Graeme Martin 101Sailing 2000, 2008 Western Australia [9]
John Martin 010Archery 1964 [9]
Terry Mason 002Athletics, Weightlifting 1972, 1976 [9]
Bill Mather-Brown 020Table tennis 1960, 1968 [9]
Tim Matthews 302Athletics 1996, 2000 [9]
Marty Mayberry 010Men's alpine skiing 2010 [9]
Mandy Maywood 113Swimming 1988, 1992 [9]
Kelly McCombie 002Cycling 2004 [9]
Kerrod McGregor 342Track and field 1984, 1988, 1996 [9]
Lisa McIntosh 511Athletics 2000, 2004, 2008 [9]
Deahnne McIntyre 121Athletics 1988 [9]
Robert McIntyre 114Athletics 1968, 1972, 1980, 1984 [9]
Tina Mckenzie 021Wheelchair basketball 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Claire McLean 010Cycling 2004 Western Australia [9]
Yvette McLellan 020Athletics 1988 [9]
Allan McLucas 201Athletics, Table Tennis, Archery 1964, 1968 [9]
Brian McNicholl 122Athletic, Weightlifting, Powerlifting 1976, 1980, 1988, 1992, 1996 [9]
John Mcphail [9]
Campbell Message 010Wheelchair Basketball 2004 Victoria [9]
Michael Milton 632Alpine Skiing 1992, 1994, 2002, 2006 Canberra [9]
Paul Mitchell 100Athletics 2000 [9]
Grant Mizens 120Wheelchair Basketball 2004, 2008, 2012 New South Wales [9]
Kieran Modra 504Swimming, Cycling 1992, 1996, 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Tania Modra 200Cycling 2000 [9]
Ricardo Moffatti 011Swimming 2004 [9]
Patricia Molseed 100Athletics 1988 [9]
Jemima Moore 010Paralympic athletics 2008 [9]
Ken Moran 010Lawn bowls 1984 [9]
Bruno Moretti 130Table tennis, Athletics 1968 [9]
Michael Morley 101Athletics 1984 [9]
Nick Morris 100Men's wheelchair basketball 1996 [9]
Alison Mosely 020Wheelchair basketball 2000, 2004 [9]
Christopher Mullins 100Athletics 2008 [9]
David Munk 002Alpine Skiing 1992, 1994 [9]
Kevin Munro 110Athletics 1968 South Australia [9]
Brad Ness 120Wheelchair Basketball 2004, 2008, 2012 Western Australia [9]
Andrew Newell 002Athletics 2000 New South Wales [9]
Richard Nicholson 021Powerlifting 2000, 2004, 2012 [9]
Lynette Nixon 111Cycling 2000 [9]
James Nomarhas 010Shooting 1996 New South Wales [9]
Shaun Norris 120Wheelchair Basketball 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Michael Norton 201Alpine Skiing 1992, 1994 [9]
Tamara Nowitzki 010Swimming 2000 Queensland [9]
Rodney Nugent [9]
Paul Nunnari [9]
Marion O'Brien [9]
Evan O'Hanlon [9]
Kathleen O'kelly-Kennedy [9]
Paul O'Neill [9]
Lisa O'Nion [9]
Andrew O'Sullivan [9]
Richard Oliver [9]
Tracey Oliver [9]
Andrew Panazzolo 011Cycling 2004 South Australia [9]
Jayme Paris 002Cycling 2008, 2012 New South Wales [9]
Katie Parker 010Cycling 2008 [9]
Sarnya Parker 200Cycling 2000 South Australia [9]
Craig Parsons 010Wheelchair Rugby 2000 Western Australia [9]
Nigel Parsons 200Athletic 1988 [9]
Wayne Patchett 410Athletics 1976, 1980 [9]
Siobhan Paton 6Swimming 2000 [9]
James Patterson 112Alpine Skiing 1994, 1998 [9]
Rick Pendleton 302Swimming 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Jan Pike
Stewart Pike
Matthew Poble
Fred Pointer
Daniel Polson
Frank Ponta
Teresa Poole
Katrina Porter
Steve Porter
Kath Proudfoot
Branka Pupovac 010Wheelchair Tennis 2000 [9]
Alison Quinn 311Athletics 1992, 1996, 2000 New South Wales [9]
Sharon Rackham 110Athletics 1996, 2000 [9]
Cameron Rahles Rahbula 002Alpine Skiing 2010 [9]
Paul Raison 011 2008 [9]
Neville Read 001Lawn Bowls 1988 [9]
Casey Redford 001Swimming 2000 [9]
Brett Reid [9]
Vic Renalson [9]
Cliff Rickard [9]
Sam Rickard [9]
Donna Ritchie [9]
Noel Robins [9]
David Rolfe [9]
Jaime Romaguera [9]
Nadya Romeo [9]
Sarah Rose [9]
Kathryn Ross [9]
Margaret Ross [9]
Julie Russell [9]
Patrick Ryan [9]
Wayne Ryding [9]
Jane Sachs [9]
Troy Sachs [9]
Louise Sauvage [9]
Elaine Schreiber [9]
Brad Scott [9]
Christopher Scott [9]
Ryan Scott [9]
David Selby [9]
Janet Shaw [9]
David Short [9]
Russell Short [9]
Jeff Simmonds [9]
Stephen Simmonds [9]
Tige Simmons [9]
Sharon Slann [9]
Jason Smart [9]
Donna Smith [9]
Greg Smith [9]
Julie Smith [9]
Ralph Smith [9]
Sandra Smith [9]
Robert Staddon [9]
Kial Stewart [9]
Sarah Stewart [9]
Brett Stibners [9]
Brooke Stockham [9]
Carla Sullivan [9]
Tim Sullivan 10Athletics2000, 2004, 2008, 2012 [9]
Ross Sutton [9]
Clifford Swann [9]
Danae Sweetapple [9]
Peter Tait [9]
Charlie Tapscott [9]
Daryl Taylor [9]
Liesl Tesch [9]
Bradley Thomas 112Athletics1988, 1992, 1996Tasmania, New South Wales [9]
Darren Thrupp [9]
Bruce Thwaite [9]
Phillip Tracey [9]
Geoff Trappett [9]
Ian Trewhella [9]
Peter Trotter [9]
Vincenzo Vallelonga [9]
Matthew van Eldik [9]
Scott Vitale [9]
Robert Walden [9]
Mary-Anne Wallace [9]
Bruce Wallrodt [9]
Jason Walsh [9]
Shane Walsh [9]
Prue Watt [9]
Katrina Webb [9]
Rod Welsh [9]
Annabelle Williams [9]
Lucy Williams [9]
Stacey Williams [9]
Jodi Willis-Roberts [9]
Melissa Willson [9]
Stephen Wilson [9]
Amy Winters [9]
Christine Wolf [9]
Chantel Wolfenden [9]
Valerie Woodbridge [9]
Elizabeth Wright 012 Swimming 1996, 2000New South Wales [18] [22] [23]
Sandra Yaxley 101 Swimming 1992. [19]
Judith Young 031 Swimming 1996 [18]
Melinda Young 010 Wheelchair basketball 2004 [4] [24]

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