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Para-archery
Taymon Kenton-Smith
Taymon's first Paralympics was at Tokyo 2020. Since then he was titled the 2022 and 2023 Oceania champion.
Patrick French
Competing since 2022, Patrick came in 1st place and landed a new Australian record at the 2023 Indoor Nationals. Paris 2024 will be his Paralympic debut.
Melissa-Anne Tanner
A champion canoeist, Melissa picked up para-archery in 2021 and quickly became the number 1 ranked in Australia. Paris 2024 is her Paralympic debut.
Jonathon Milne
Jonathon made history by winning a bronze medal at his first Paralympics in Rio 2016, the first medal for Australia in 32 years. Paris 2024 is his 3rd Paralympics.
Ameera Lee
Ameera's Para-archery journey began in 2016 and it has been a dream to compete at the Paralympics since. Paris 2024 is her Paralympic debut.
Para-athletics
- 100m t13
Chad Perris
Chad competed at Rio 2016, where he won bronze in 100m, and Tokyo 2020, placing 5th. Paris 2024 is his 3rd Paralympics.
- 400M T20
Telaya Blacksmith
At just 16 years old, Telaya will make her Paralympic debut at Paris 2024. She holds the U20 T20 Australian records in the 100m, 200m, 400m and Long Jump.
Para-badminton
Mischa Ginns
Mischa began playing badminton in 2021 and is now the first para athlete in the history of the Oceania Championships to win 3 gold medals. Paris 2024 is her Paralympic...
Celine Vinot
Competing at her first Paralympics in Paris, Celine has been playing since after finishing school in 2014 and has won medals at Oceania level.
Boccia
Daniel Michel
At Rio 2016, Dan was the first Paralympian to compete in boccia since 2000. He's since competed at Tokyo 2020, and soon Paris 2024. He's ranked #3 in the world....
Jamieson Leeson
Jamieson was introduced to boccia in 2018 and made her Paralympic debut at the Tokyo 2020 Games. She has her eyes set on gold at Paris 2024.
Para-canoe
Susan Seipel
At Rio 2016, Susan won bronze and became Australia’s first Paralympic medallist in Para-canoe, and won a Silver medal in outrigger canoe at Tokyo 2020.
Para-cycling
Darren Hicks
Darren first competed as a para-athlete in 2015. Just 6 years later at the Tokyo Games, he won gold and silver, and is returning to the Paralympics for Paris 2024.
Para-equestrian
Stella Barton
Stella has been riding since she was seven. In 2022, she set her sights on Paris 2024 and achieved record results, securing her a spot on the team.
Bridget Murphy
Bridget has been riding since 10 and switched to dressage in 2019. Paris 2024 will be her Paralympic debut.
Lisa Martin
Riding since childhood, Lisa suffered a life altering accident in 2000. In 2016 she classified as para-rider and competed at Rio. Paris will be her 2nd Paralympics.
Para-rowing
Jed Altschwager
Competing since 2017, Jed won gold in the PR3 Mixed Double at the 2023 World Rowing Championships with partner Nikki Ayers. 2024 will be his Paralympic debut.
Para-shooting
Natalie Smith
Paris 2024 will be Natalie's 4th Paralympics, having competed at London 2012, Rio 2016, Tokyo 2020. She won bronze at London 2012.
Para-triathlon
Anu Francis
Anu made her international Para-triathlon debut in 2022 at the at the World Triathlon Para Series where she won a silver medal. Paris 2024 will be her first Paralympics.
Sally Pilbeam
Sally has been competing internationally since 2013 and has had 31 podium finishes out of 36 World Triathlon races. Paris 2024 will be her Paralympic debut.
Justin Godfrey
Although Justin's been representing AUS since 2013, Paris 2024 marks the first time his classification has been included and will be his first Paralympics.
Jeremy Peacock
Paris 2024 will be Jeremy's first Paralympics. At the 2022 World Championships, Jeremy placed 3rd and is currently ranked 4th in the world in the PTS4 category.
Liam Twomey
Liam competed in his first para-triathlon in 2018 and was competing for Australia in 6 months. After just missing out on Tokyo, Paris will be his first Games.
Jack Howell
Jack is a PTS5 Paratriathlete and ranked 4th in the world. Since debuting in 2022 he has won 4 x gold, 4 x silver, and 1 x bronze, and Paris is next on his list.
Wheelchair Rugby
Brayden Foxley-Conolly
Brayden has been dubbed a player to watch, and in 2023 was awarded the Best High-Point Player in the Wheelchair Rugby National League 3. Paris will be his debut...
