How many medals did Australia win at the 2024 Paralympics? Here’s the final medal tally

To finish off Australia 2024 Paralympic campaign, flag bearer Madison de Rozario claimed silver in the women’s T54 marathon!

Another gold for James Turner, who dominated the field in the men’s 100m T36 race.

On Day 10, Curtis McGrath claimed gold in the men’s kayak single 200m KL2 event.

Cole Pearse won a silver medal in the men’s 200m individual medley SM10 race.

On Day 10, Dylan Littlehales won silver in the men’s kayak single 200m KL3.

Another dominant performance from Australia in the pool, with Rowan Crothers, Alexa Leary, Chloe Osborn, and Callum Simpson winning silver in the mixed 4x100m freestyle relay 34 points.

Rheed McCracken won bronze in the men’s 800m T34 athletics event.

Li Na Lei won a bronze medal in the women’s singles S9 table tennis event.

Another bronze for Australia in table tennis, this time Lin Ma in the men’s singles S9 event.

Susan Seipel won bronze in the women’s va’a single 200m VL2 canoe event.

Reece Langdon won bronze in the men’s 1500m T38 athletics race.

Ben Hance successfully defended his Paralympic title in the men’s 100m backstroke S14 race.

Callum Simpson won gold in the men’s 100m freestyle S8 event on Day 9.

Another medal for Timothy Hodge, this time a silver in the S9 100m butterfly.

Australia came second and third in the same event, with Lewis Bishop claiming bronze in the S9 100m butterfly.

Thomas Gallagher won bronze in the men’s 100m backstroke S10.

Emily Beecroft claimed bronze in the women’s 100m butterfly S9.

Another bronze medal for Rachael Watson, this time in the women’s S4 50m freestyle.

Lauren Parker is on fire this Paralympics! She claimed another gold medal on Day 8, this time in the women’s H1-4 cycling road race.

Timothy Hodge won his first ever individual Paralympic gold medal in the men’s 200m individual medley S9 race.

Vanessa Low claimed gold in the women’s long jump T63, breaking the world record in the process!

Samuel von Einem won a bronze medal in men’s singles S11 table tennis.

On Day 7, Alexa Leary won gold in the women’s 100m freestyle S9 event!

At the 2024 Games, Qian Yang successfully defended her Paralympic title in the women’s singles WS10 table tennis!

Alistair Donohoe claimed silver in the men’s C5 individual time trial road cycling event.

Meg Lemon also won silver in the women’s C5 individual time trial road cycling race.

After her gold medal win in the triathlon on Day 5, Lauren Parker then won silver in the women’s H1-3 individual time trial road cycling event!

On Day 7, Alana Forster won bronze in the women’s C5 individual time trial road cycling race.

Darren Hicks won bronze in the men’s C2 individual time trial road cycling event.

Ricky Betar claimed a bronze medal in the pool on Day 7, coming third in the men’s 200m individual medley SM14 race.

Grant “Scooter” Patterson claimed another bronze medal at the 2024 Paralympics in the men’s 50m breaststroke SB2 event.

James Turner blitzed the field to claim gold in the men’s 400m T36 event!

Rachel Watson won bronze in the women’s 100m freestyle S3 race.

Alex Saffy also won a bronze medal in the pool on Day 6, coming third in the men’s 100m butterfly S10 event.

Lauren Parker dominated the women’s PTWC triathlon to claim gold on Day 5!

Swimmers Jesse Aungles, Emily Beecroft, Alexa Leary, Tim Hodge, Keira Stephens and Callum Simpson had an incredible night in the pool, claiming gold in the mixed 4x100m medley relay.

Jake Michel won a silver medal in the men’s 100m breaststroke SB14 event on Day 5!

Jamieson Leeson became the first Australian female ever to claim a medal in Boccia!

Daniel Michel also won silver in men’s individual boccia BC3!

The Steelers left Paris 2024 with bronze medals around their necks after defeating Great Britain in wheelchair rugby.

Michal Burian rounded off Day 5 with a bronze medal in the men’s F64 javelin throw.

Nikki Ayers and Jed Altschwager made history by winning Australia’s first ever gold medal in rowing at the Paralympics!

Rowan Crothers added more hardware to his cabinet on Day 4, winning silver in the men’s 100m freestyle S10 event.

Ahmed Kelly claimed silver in the men’s 150m individual medley SM3 event.

Ben Hance, Jack Ireland, Madeline McTernan and Ruby Storm had a strong performance in the mixed 4x100m freestyle relay S14 event, and walked away with silver!

Erik Horrie won a bronze medal in men’s PR1 single sculls rowing!

Mali Lovell won bronze in the women’s 200m T36 athletics event.

Gordon Allan, Korey Boddington and Alistair Donohoe claimed bronze in the Open C1-5 750m team sprint cycling event.

Another medal for Tom Gallagher at the 2024 Games – this time a bronze in men’s 100m freestyle S10.

Australia came second and third in the same event, with Grant “Scooter” Patterson winning bronze in the men’s 150m individual medley SM3 race.

In the women’s javelin F34 event, Australia’s Dayna Crees won bronze.

Cyclist Amanda Reid won gold in the women’s C1-3 5000m time trial on Day 3 of the Games!

It was a golden day for Li Na Lei and Qian Yang who became Paralympic champions in women’s doubles WD20 table tennis!

Michael Roeger claimed silver in the men’s 1500m T46 athletics event.

Flag bearer Madison de Rozario clinched a bronze medal in the women’s 5000m T54 event.

Swimmer Jack Ireland won bronze in the men’s 200m freestyle S14 race!

Emily Petricola successfully defended her Paralympic title and won gold in the women’s C4 1000m individual pursuit!

Korey Boddington claimed gold in the men’s C4-5 cycling 1000m time trial on Day 2 of the Paralympics!

Jessica Gallagher and her pilot Caitlin Ward won silver in the women’s B cycling 1000m time trial!

Australia’s first gold medal of the 2024 Games was won by Thomas Gallagher in the men’s 50m freestyle S10!

Our first female medallist was Lakeisha “Lucky” Patterson who clinched a silver medal in the women’s 400m freestyle S9 event.

Flag bearer Brenden Hall had an incredible swim that saw him win a bronze medal in the men’s 400m S9 event.

Australia came first and third in the same swimming event, with Rowan Crothers standing on the podium alongside Thomas Gallagher after claiming bronze in the men’s 50m freestyle S10 event.