The Australian Paralympic Team have produced perhaps the most courageous and successful campaign in the nation’s 61-year Games history. Australia competed in 18 of the 22 sports in the Tokyo 2020 program. Against unprecedented odds, not least the massive disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic over nearly two years leading up to Tokyo 2020, Australia’s elite Para-athletes won 80 medals at the Tokyo 2020 Games to finish sixth on the overall medal tally, and won a total of 21 gold medals to come eighth on the gold medal count. A magnificent achievement! Medals Tally Here's the full rundown of all the medal winners at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games: Gold Medals Paige Greco — Women's C1-3 3,000m individual cycling Emily Petricola — Women's C4 3,000m individual cycling Rowan Crothers — Men's 50m freestyle S10 Ben Popham — Men's 100m freestyle S8 William Martin — Men's 400m freestyle S9 Lakeisha Patterson — Women's 400m freestyle S9 Amanda Reid — Women's C1-3 500m Time Trial Madison de Rozario — Women's 800m T53 Rowan Crothers, Will Martin, Matt Levy, Ben Popham — Men's 4x100m freestyle relay 34 pts Qian Yang — Women's Class 10 table tennis Li Na Lei — Women's Class 9 table tennis Darren Hicks — Men's C2 time trial James Turner — Men's 400m T36 Vanessa Low — Women's long jump T63 Curtis McGrath — Men's kayak single 200m KL2 Benjamin Hance — Men's 100m backstroke S4 William Martin — Men's 100m butterfly S9 Rachael Watson — Women's 50m freestyle S4 Dylan Alcott — Men's Quad Singles, wheelchair tennis Curtis McGrath — Men's Va'a Single 200m VL3 Madison de Rozario - Women's marathon T54 Silver Medals Paige Leonhardt — Women's 100m butterfly S14 Darren Hicks — Men's C2 3,000m individual pursuit Isis Holt — Women's 100m T35 Isis Holt — Women's 200m T35 Alistair Donohoe — Men's C5 4,000m individual pursuit Jaryd Clifford — Men's 5,000m T13 Ahmed Kelly — Men's 150m individual medley SM3 Rowan Crothers — Men's 100m freestyle S10 Lin Ma — Men's class 9 table tennis Ellie Cole, Isabella Vincent, Emily Beecroft, Ashleigh McConnell — Women's 4x100m freestyle relay 34 pts Ricky Betar, Ben Hance, Ruby Storm, Madeleine McTernan — Mixed 4x100m freestyle relay S14 Qian Yang, Li Na Lei, Melissa Tapper — Women's team table tennis classes 9-10 Lin Ma, Joel Coughlan - Men's team table tennis classes 9-10 Lauren Parker — Women's PTWC triathlon Erik Horrie — PR1 men's single sculls Jake Michel — Men's 100m breaststroke SB14 Samuel von Einem — Men's class 11 table tennis Rheed McCracken — Men's 100m T34 Michal Burian — Men's F64 javelin Emily Petricola — Women's C4 time trial Carol Cooke - Women's T1-2 time trial Grant Patterson - Men's 50m breaststroke SB2 Jasmine Greenwood - Women's 100m butterfly S10 Timothy Hodge — Men's 200m individual medley SM9 Grant Paterson — Men's 50m breaststroke SB2 Dylan Alcott and Heath Davidson — quad tennis doubles Susan Seipel — Women's Va'a single 200m VL2 James Turner — Men's 100m T36 Jaryd Clifford — Men's Marathon T12 Bronze Medals Benjamin James Hance — Men's 100m butterfly S14 Alexander Tuckfield — Men's 400m freestyle S9 Ruby Storm — Women's 100m butterfly S14 David Nicholas — Men's C3 3,000m individual pursuit Katja Dedekind — Women's 100m backstroke S13 Keira Stephens — Women's 100m breaststroke SB9 Katja Dedekind — Women's 400m freestyle S13 Matt Levy — Men's 100m breaststroke SB6 Grant Patterson — Men's 150m individual medley SM3 Evan O'Hanlon — Men's 100m T38 Robyn Lambird — Women's 100m T34 Sarah Edmiston — Women's discus F64 Timothy Hodge — Men's 100m backstroke S9 Jaryd Clifford — Men's 1,500m T13 Paige Greco — Women's C1-3 time trial Paige Greco — Women's C1-3 road race Meg Lemon — Women's C4 time trial Alistair Donohoe - Men's C5 time trial Madison De Rozario - Women's 1,500m T54 Col Pearse - Men's 100m butterfly Daniel Michel — Individual boccia BC3 Blake Cochrane — Men's 100m breaststroke SB7 Thomas Gallagher — Men's 400m freestyle S10 Tiffany Thomas Kane — Women's 100m breaststroke SB7 Tiffany Thomas Kane — Women's 200m individual medley SM7 Ellie Cole, Keira Stephens, Emily Beecroft, Isabella Vincent — Women's 4x100m medley relay 34 points Maria Strong — Women's shot put F33 Deon Kenzie — Men's 1,500m T38 Nicholas Hum — Men's long jump T20 Janine Watson — Women's K44 +58kg class Taekwondo How you can support Para-athletes You can support Paralympics Australia by entering the current ParaLottery draw and have your chance to win $25,000 cash! Your contribution allows Paralympics Australia to foster and grow their Paralympic Movement which provides more opportunities in sports for Australians living with a disability. Secure your tickets today before draw 02 closes on Friday, 29th of October 2021. The winner will be drawn on Wednesday, 3rd of November 2021.
Congratulations to the lucky winner of the first ParaLottery draw! First prize was a brand-new 2021 model Toyota Landcruiser Prado Kakadu, valued at $93,681. The winner, Mr J. Cordon from Victoria, purchased a 15 ticket book to support the ParaLottery - giving him the chance to win the Toyota Prado. “Supporting such a worthy cause as well as having the chance to win a great prize; it’s win-win!” Oh what a feeling! Mr Cordon saw an online ad to support Paralympics Australia through the ParaLottery and said he had an “Oh, what a feeling” moment! Mr Cordon searched for the ParaLottery website on Google and bought his tickets straight away. He was so enthusiastic about supporting Paralympics Australia, he didn’t mind if he won or not. Knowing his ticket purchases would be assisting athletes, ahead of the Paralympic Games in Tokyo, was enough for him. When he got the winning phone call, Mr Cordon said he was "over the moon" to learn he had won the brand new Prado Kakaku! He stated that his wife was searching for a new car which motivated him to buy several tickets for the draw in the first place. He was excited to receive his new keys for his brand new Toyota Prado Kakaku, and just in time for his birthday. Happy Birthday, Mr Cordon and thank you for supporting Paralympics Australia through the ParaLottery. New ParaLottery draw now open The new ParaLottery draw 2 is now open. Enter the draw today for your chance to win $25,000 cash! What would you do if you won? Would you buy a new car? Spend it on a luxury holiday? Or renovate your house? The choice is up to you! The ParaLottery Draw 1 closed 5pm, Friday 6th August 2021 and the draw took place 2pm, Wednesday 11th August 2021.
The Australian Paralympic Team have produced perhaps the most courageous and successful campaign in the nation’s 61-year Games history. Australia competed in 18 of the 22 sports in the Tokyo 2020 program. Against unprecedented odds, not least the massive disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic over nearly two years leading up to Tokyo 2020, Australia’s … Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games Wrap Up
Congratulations to the lucky winner of the first ParaLottery draw! First prize was a brand-new 2021 model Toyota Landcruiser Prado Kakadu, valued at $93,681. The winner, Mr J. Cordon from Victoria, purchased a 15 ticket book to support the ParaLottery – giving him the chance to win the Toyota Prado. “Supporting such a worthy cause … Lucky Victorian man wins the first ParaLottery draw
Meet Gordon Allan, 23, an Australian Paralympic cyclist who won a silver medal at the 2019 UCI Para-cycling Track World Championships. Now, Gordon has his sights set on competing at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics. Just like Paralympics Australia, Gordon believes, “Everyone deserves the opportunity to participate in sport, follow their dreams, and be the best … Gordon’s Story
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