Appendix 1: High performance results
World champions
Australia celebrated 27 new world champions in 2018–19. Australia had 13 able-bodied athletes or teams and 14 Paralympic athletes or teams crowned as world champions. A further four able-bodied and 10 para athletes and teams who won world championships in 2017–18 continue to be the reigning world champions where their sports have not held benchmark events during the reporting period.
Table 17: 2018–19 world champions at benchmark events
|
Sport |
Event |
Athlete |
|---|---|---|
|
Athletics |
100m Hurdles |
Sally Pearson |
|
Canoe/kayak – Slalom |
K1 |
Jessica Fox |
|
Canoe/kayak |
C1 |
|
|
Cycling – Road |
Road Race |
Rohan Dennis |
|
Cycling – Track |
Women’s Points Race |
Alexandra Manly |
|
Cycling – Track |
3Km Individual |
Ashlee Ankudinoff |
|
Cycling – Track |
Men’s Team Pursuit |
Sam Welsford Kelland O’Brien Leigh Howard Alexander Porter Cameron Scott |
|
Cycling – Track |
Women’s Team Pursuit |
Annette Edmondson Ashlee Ankudinoff Georgia Baker Amy Cure Alexandra Manly |
|
Cycling – Track |
Women’s Team Sprint |
Kaarle McCulloch Stephanie Morton |
|
Cycling – Track |
Men’s Scratch Race |
Sam Welsford |
|
Rowing |
Four – Men’s |
Jack Hargreaves |
|
Rowing |
Four – Women’s |
Molly Goodman |
|
Squash |
Doubles Men |
Cameron Pilley |
|
Squash |
Doubles Women |
Donna Lobban Christine Nunn |
|
Squash |
Doubles Mixed |
Donna Lobban Cameron Pilley |
|
Surfing |
World Surf League |
Stephanie Gilmore |
|
Swimming |
200m Backstroke |
Emily Seebohm |
|
Winter |
Halfpipe |
Scott James |
Table 18: 2018-19 world champions at benchmark events (Paralympic disciplines)
|
Sport |
Event |
Athlete |
|---|---|---|
|
Athletics – Para |
Shot Put F38 |
Cameron Crombie |
|
Athletics – Para |
5000m T54 |
Madison De Rozario |
|
Athletics – Para |
100m T35 |
Isis Holt |
|
200m T35 |
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Athletics – Para |
1500m T38 |
Deon Kenzie |
|
Athletics – Para |
100m T38 |
Evan O'Hanlon |
|
Athletics – Para |
100m T42 |
Scott Reardon |
|
Athletics – Para |
Javelin Throw F38 |
Jayden Sawyer |
|
Athletics – Para |
800m T36 |
James Turner |
|
400m T36 |
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200m T36 |
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Athletics – Para |
Marathon |
Michael Roeger |
|
Canoe – Para |
Canoe single VL2 200m |
Curtis McGrath |
|
Kayak single KL2 200m |
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|
Canoe – Para |
Kayak single KL3 200m |
Amanda Reynolds |
|
Canoe – Para |
Canoe single VL2 200m |
Susan Seipel |
|
Cycling – Para |
Scratch Race (C5) |
Alistair Donohoe |
|
Cycling - Para |
Road Race (C5) |
|
|
Cycling - Para |
4Km Pursuit |
|
|
Cycling - Para |
500m Time Trial |
Amanda Reid |
|
Cycling - Para |
500m Time Trial |
Paige Greco |
|
Cycling - Para |
3Km Pursuit (C3) |
|
|
Cycling – Para |
3Km Pursuit (C2) |
Darren Hicks |
|
Cycling – Para |
3Km Pursuit (C3) |
David Nicholas |
|
Cycling – Para |
Scratch Race |
|
|
Cycling - Para |
Time Trial (H1) |
Emilie Miller |
|
Cycling - Para |
Road Race (H1) |
|
|
Rowing – Para |
PR1 Men’s Single Scull |
Erik Horrie |
|
Sailing – Para |
Keelboat (Men) |
Christopher Symonds |
|
Sailing – Para |
Keelboat (Open) |
Matthew Bugg |
|
Shooting - Para |
PT1 Trap SG-S Mixed |
Scottie Brydon |
|
Triathlon - Para |
Women's PTWC 5 Race |
Emily Tapp |
|
Winter - Para |
Alpine Skiing Super Combined |
Melissa Perrine |
5 PTWC is the sport class for paratriathlon. Athletes in the PTWC class are wheelchair users
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