Paris 2024 Olympics: Full list of Australian athletes to compete at the Games
A complete list of every Australian athlete and team to compete at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Australia boast of a proud Olympic legacy, having secured medals at all 30 editions of the modern Summer Games to date.
The number of Australian athletes at the Summer Olympics has also steadily increased over the past few editions and so has the tally of Olympic medals won by Australia.
At Tokyo 2020, the Australian Olympic Team comprised 486 athletes, the second-largest for the country after the Sydney Olympics.
At the Paris 2024 Olympics, Australia’s contingent comprised over 460 athletes, who competed in 33 sports. It was the third largest Australian contingent to compete at a Games held overseas, behind Tokyo 2020 (486) and Athens 2004 (482).
More than half of the Australian team was represented by women, a stark contrast to Paris 1924 when no women were part of the Australian team.
Equestrian Shane Rose, 51, was the oldest member of the 2024 Australian Olympic team while skateboarder Arisa Trew was the youngest at just 14.
Ten Indigenous athletes also represented Australia with Patty Mills the first five-time Indigenous Olympian and Conor Nicholas being Australia’s first Indigenous sailing Olympian.
Australia’s Olympic athletics team for Paris 2024 included high jumpers Nicola Olyslagers, a Tokyo 2020 silver medallist and 2022 world champion Eleanor Patterson.
Tokyo 2020 bronze medallist Harry Garside led Australia’s 12-member boxing team.
Jessica Fox returned to Paris 2024 in a bid to add to her four Olympic medals. The Australian canoeist won the gold medal in the women’s C1 event at Tokyo 2020. She bagged silver at London 2012 and bronze medals at Rio 2016 and Tokyo 2020 in the K1 events. Fox competed in both C1 and K1 events in Paris and won the gold medals.
Australia's Paris 2024 team for swimming, the sport which has yielded the most medals for the country at the Olympics to date, was announced following the national trials in June.
Australia also made Olympic debuts in breaking along with new disciplines – kayak cross, mixed team race walk, men’s and women’s kiteboarding events and mixed 470 sailing. Australian women also competed for the first time in basketball 3x3.
Australia’s Paris 2024 Olympics team
Australian artistic swimming team: Rayna Buckle, Kierra Gazzard, Anastasia Kusmawan, Georgia Courage-Gardiner, Milena Waldmann, Margo Joseph-Kuo, Raphaelle Gauthier, Zoe Poulis, Reserve: Natalia Caloiero
Australian women’s football team: Caitlin Foord, Mary Fowler, Michelle Heyman, Cortnee Vine, Kyra Cooney-Cross, Katrina Gorry, Hayley Raso, Kaitlyn Torpey, Emily van Egmond (vice-captain), Clare Wheeler, Tameka Yallop, Ellie Carpenter, Steph Catley (captain), Clare Hunt, Alanna Kennedy, Clare Polkinghorne, Mackenzie Arnold, Teagan Micah, Reserves: Lydia Williams, Courtney Nevin, Charlotte Grant, Sharn Freier
Australian women’s water polo team: Zoe Arancini (captain), Keesja Gofers, Abby Andrews, Elle Armit, Bronte Halligan, Tilly Kearns, Gabi Palm, Alice Williams, Sienna Hearn, Sienna Green, Genevieve Longman, Danijela Jackovich, Charlize Andrews
Australian men’s water polo team: Nathan Power (co-captain), Blake Edwards (co-captain), Lachy Edwards, Nic Porter, Marcus Berehulak, John Hedges, Luke Pavillard, Angus Lambie, Charlie Negus, Chaz Poot, Jacob Mercep, Matthew Byrnes, Milos Maksimovic
Australian men’s basketball team: Patty Mills (captain), Joe Ingles, Matthew Dellavedova, Dante Exum, Josh Green, Nick Kay, Jock Landale, Duop Reath, Dyson Daniels, Josh Giddey, Will Magnay, Jack McVeigh
Australian women’s basketball team: Lauren Jackson, Cayla George, Marianna Tolo, Tess Madgen, Rebecca Allen, Ezi Magbegor, Alanna Smith, Steph Talbot, Kristy Wallace, Sami Whitcomb, Jade Melbourne, Isobel Borlase
Australian women’s 3x3 basketball team: Anneli Maley, Marena Whittle, Lauren Mansfield, Alex Wilson
Australian women’s hockey team: Jocelyn Bartram, Kaitlin Nobbs, Karri Somerville, Penny Squibb, Tatum Stewart, Jane Claxton, Claire Colwill, Rebecca Greiner, Stephanie Kershaw, Amy Lawton, Brooke Peris, Renee Taylor, Grace Young, Grace Stewart, Alice Arnott, Mariah Williams, Reserves: Maddison Brooks, Aleisha Power, Hattie Shand
Australian men’s hockey team: Andrew Charter, Joshua Beltz, Matthew Dawson, Jake Harvie, Jeremy Hayward, Edward Ockenden, Corey Weyer, Flynn Oglivie, Lachlan Sharp, Jacob Whetton, Aran Zalewski (captain), Tim Brand, Thomas Craig, Blake Glovers, Tom Wickham, Ky Willott, Reserves: Johan Durst, Nathan Ephraums, Tim Howard
Australia women’s rugby 7s team: Charlotte Caslick (captain), Sharni Smale, Bridget Clark, Dominique Du Toit, Tia Hinds, Maddison Levi, Teagan Levi, Isabella Nasser, Faith Nathan, Sariah Paki, Kaitlin Shave, Bienne Terita; Reserves: Kahli Henwood, Sidney Taylor
Australia men’s rugby 7s team: Nicholas Malouf (captain), Henry Hutchison, Ben Dowling, Matthew Gonzalez, Nathan Lawson, Maurice Longbottom, Mark Nawaqanitawase, Henry Paterson, Dietrich Roache, Hayden Sargeant, Corey Toole, James Turner; Reserves: Joshua Turner, Michael Icely
Australian women's eight (W8+) rowing team: Paige Barr, Bronwyn Cox, Sarah Hawe, Giorgia Patten, Georgina Rowe, Lucy Stephan, Jacqueline Swick, Hayley Verbunt, Katrina Werry
Australian women's four (W4-) rowing team: Olympia Aldersey, Lily Alton, Molly Goodman, Jean Mitchell
Australian women’s quadruple sculls (W4x) rowing team: Caitlin Cronin, Laura Gourley, Rowena Meredith, Ria Thompson
Australian men’s coxless eight (M8+) rowing team: Kendall Brodie, Ben Canham, Angus Dawson, Jack Hargreaves, Josh Hicks, Joseph O’Brien, Alexander Purnell, Spencer Turrin, Angus Widdicombe
Australian men’s coxless four (M4-) rowing team: Fergus Hamilton, Alexander Hill, Tim Masters, Jack Robertson