Oceania Swimming Championships 2024: Australian medal winners - full list

The Oceania Swimming Championships 2024 was held at the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre in Queensland. The continental meet, held from April 21 to 24, saw 16 Australian swimmers vie for medals in different events.

Australian swimmers ended the meet with 48 medals – 33 gold, eight silver and seven bronze.

Jessica Cole found success at the Oceania Swimming Championships with six gold medals. The 17-year-old from New South Wales won the women’s 50m, 100m and 200m butterfly races and also won the gold medals with the freestyle relay teams in the women’s 4x200m, 4x100m and mixed 4x100m events.

Lillie McPherson won the gold medal in the women’s 100m and 200m freestyle races. The 15-year-old McPherson also won the silver medal in the 50m freestyle and bronze in the 100m butterfly. She had won four gold medals at the Australian Age Championships earlier this month.

Olympia Pope, who also excelled at the Australian Age Championships in the under-15 age bracket, topped the races in the women’s 50m and 100m breaststroke.

In the men’s swimming events, Jake Tysoe won the gold in the 200m butterfly while Grayson Doig was victorious in the 200m individual medley. Samuel Hicks topped the 100m backstroke.

Lucas Fackerell and Amelie Smith won the men’s and women’s 1500m races, respectively. Fackerell won a total of seven medals - six gold and one silver at the competition.

Oceania Swimming Championships 2024: Australian medal winners

Gold medals

• Jessica Cole (women’s 50m butterfly)
• Charlie Russell (men’s 200m freestyle)
• Lillie McPherson (women’s 200m freestyle)
• Samuel Hicks (men’s 100m backstroke)
• Jessica Wilson (women’s 100m backstroke)
• Jake Tysoe (men’s 200m butterfly)
• Jessica Cole (women’s 200m butterfly)
• Lucas Fackerell (men’s 1500m freestyle)
• Amelie Smith (women’s 1500m freestyle)
• Amelie Smith (women’s 400m individual medley)
• Grayson Doig (men’s 400m individual medley)
• Jessica Wilson (women’s 50m backstroke)
• Lillie McPherson (women’s 100m freestyle)
• Olympia Pope (women’s 100m breaststroke)
• Thomas Sutherland (men’s 100m breaststroke)
• Jessica Wilson/Thomas Sutherland/Jake Tysoe/Sylvia Czajko (mixed 4x50m medley relay)
• Jessica Cole/Lillie McPherson/Amelie Smith/Isabella Osborn (women’s 4x200m freestyle relay)
• Charlie Russell/Kai Gilbert/Lucas Fackerell/Jackson Anderson (men’s 4x200m freestyle relay)
• Olympia Pope (women’s 50m breaststroke)
• Amelie Smith (women’s 400m freestyle)
• Lucas Fackerell (men’s 400m freestyle)
• Jessica Cole (women’s 100m butterfly)
• Jessica Wilson (women’s 200m backstroke)
• Sylvia Czajko/Lillie McPherson/Jessica Cole/Amelie Smith (women’s 4x100m freestyle relay)
• Jackson Anderson/Charlie Russell/Kai Gilbert/Lucas Fackerell (men’s 4x100m freestyle relay)
• Charlie Russell/Kai Gilbert/Lillie McPherson/Jessica Cole (mixed 4x100m freestyle relay)
• Lucas Fackerell (men’s 800m freestyle)
• Grayson Doig (men’s 200m individual medley)
• Amelie Smith (women’s 200m individual medley)
• Sylvia Czajko (women’s 50m freestyle)
• Thomas Sutherland (men’s 200 breaststroke)
• Jessica Wilson/Olympia Pope/Isabella Osborn/Sylvia Czajko (women’s 4x100 medley relay)
• Samuel Hicks/Thomas Sutherland/Jake Tysoe/Jackson Anderson (men’s 4x100m medley relay)

Silver medals

• Isabella Osborn (women’s 50m butterfly)
• Lucas Fackerell (men’s 200m freestyle)
• Samuel Hicks (Men’s 50m backstroke)
• Sylvia Czajko (women’s 100m freestyle)
• Charlie Russell (men’s 100m freestyle)
• Kai Gilbert (men’s 400m freestyle)
• Jake Tysoe (men’s 100m butterfly)
• Lillie McPherson (women’s 50m freestyle)

Bronze medals

• Kai Gilbert (men’s 200m freestyle)
• Isabella Osborn (women’s 200m butterfly)
• Jackson Anderson (men’s 100m freestyle)
• Lill Ribot de Bresac (women’s 100m breaststroke)
• Thomas Sutherland (men’s 50m breaststroke)
• Lillie McPherson (women’s 100m butterfly)
• Jackson Anderson (men’s 50m freestyle)