World Athletics U20 Championships 2024: Australia’s results and medal tally - full list
With 14 medals, including two golds, Australia registered their best result in the competition's history. Delta Amidzovski won the only individual gold.
Athletics
A 68-member Australian athletics team, including Diamond League meet winner Torrie Lewis, former world U20 champion Isaac Beacroft and sprint sensation Gout Gout, competed at the World Athletics U20 Championships 2024 in Lima, Peru.
Australia registed their best result in the competition's history with two golds, seven silvers and five bronze at Lima 24. The team finished seventh on the medals table with an overall tally of 14 medals.
Australia opened their account at the World Athletics U20 Championships with a gold medal in the mixed 4x400m relay on the opening day. Jordan Gilbert, Bella Pasquali, Jack Deguara and Sophia Gregorevic clocked 3:19.27 to set a new Australian U20 national record.
A day later, the 18-year-old Delta Amidzovski became the first Australian woman to win a long jump title in the competition.
The Australian athletics team in Lima featured 35 men and 33 women.
Torrie Lewis, Peyton Craig, Claudia Hollingsworth, who were all members of the Australian team at the Paris 2024 Olympics, returned with medals from Lima 24.
Gout Gout and Cameron Myers made their debuts at the global meet and returned with silver medals in the men's 200m and 1500m events, respectively.
World Athletics U20 Championships 2024: Australia team
Men: Gout Gout (100m, 200m, men’s 4x100m relay), Sebastian Sultana (100m, 200m, men’s 4x100m relay), Jett Grundy (400m, men’s 4x400m), Terrell Thorne (400m, men’s 4x400m), Peyton Craig (800m), Hayden Todd (800m), Cameron Myers (1500m, 3000m), Daniel Williams (1500m), Ky Hehir (3000m), Rashid Kabba (110m hurdles), William Wong (110m hurdles), Matt Hunt (400m hurdles), Toby Chippendale (3000m steeplechase), Isaac Beacroft (10,000m race walk), Marcus Wakim (10,000m race walk), Mitchell Hatfield (high jump), Jesuye Doherty, Mason McGroder (long jump), Alex Epitropakis (triple jump), Robert Marchesi-Scott (shot put), Ethan Ayodele (discus throw), Darcy Giddings (discus throw), Edward Rogan (javelin throw), Jack Whiteside (decathlon), Zach Della Rocha (men’s 4x100m relay), Cody Hasler (men’s 4x100m relay), Jonathan Kasiano (men’s 4x100m relay), Archer McHugh (men’s 4x100m relay), Frankleen Newah-Jarfoi (men’s 4x100m relay), Adam Beiers (men’s 4x400m relay, mixed 4x400m relay), Jack Deguara (men’s 4x400m relay, mixed 4x400m relay), Jordan Gilbert (men’s 4x400m relay, mixed 4x400m relay), Caleb Kilpatrick (men’s 4x400m relay)
Women: Aleksandra Stoilova (100m, women’s 4x100m relay), Torrie Lewis (200m, women’s 4x100m relay), Jessica Milat (200m, women’s 4x100m relay), Jemma Pollard (400m, women’s 4x400m relay), Amelia Rowe (400m, women’s 4x400m relay), Claudia Hollingsworth (800m), Marie Celie Warneke (800m), Ada Rand (1500m), Cleo Richardson (1500m), Amy Bunnage (3000m, 5000m), Gabrielle Schmidt (3000m, 5000m), Delta Amidzovski (100m hurdles, long jump), Amali Butcher (100m hurdles), Alesha Bennetts (400m hurdles), Sienna Farrell (400m hurdles), Allegra McGivern (3000m steeplechase), Mia Toohey (3000m steeplechase), Alexandra Griffin (10,000m race walk), Chelsea Roberts (10,000m race walk), Izobelle Louison-Roe (high jump), Toby Stolberg (high jump), Tryphena Hewett (pole vault), Mia Scerri (long jump, heptathlon), Tiana Boras (triple jump), Izobelle Louison-Roe (triple jump), Xylavene Beale (shot put), Marley Raikiwasa (shot put, discus throw), Chelsy Wayne (discus throw), Olivia Dodds (women’s 4x100m relay), Olivia Inkster (women’s 4x100m relay), Thewbelle Philp (women’s 4x100m relay), Chelsea Scolyer (women’s 4x100m relay), Sophia Gregorevic (women’s 4x400m relay, mixed 4x400m relay), Charlotte McAuliffe (women’s 4x400m relay, mixed 4x400m relay), Bella Pasquali (women’s 4x400m relay, mixed 4x400m relay), Ella Penman (women’s 4x400m relay)