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Classification Report World Para Athletics Classification Master List Summer Season 2017 Classification Report created by IPC Sport Data Management System Sport: Athletics | Season: Summer Season 2017 | Region: Oceania Region | NPC: Australia | Found Athletes: 114 Australia SDMS ID Family Name Given Name Gender Birth T Status F Status P Status Reason MASH 14982 Anderson Rae W 1997 T37 R F37 R-2024 10627 Arkley Natheniel M 1994 T54 C 33205 Ault-Connell Eliza W 1981 T54 C 1756 Ballard Angela W 1982 T53 C 26871 Barty Chris M 1988 T35 R F34 R MRR 1778 Beattie Carlee W 1982 T47 C F46 C 26763 Bertalli James M 1998 T37 R F37 R 17624 Blake Torita W 1995 T38 R-2022 32691 Bounty Daniel M 2001 T38 R-2022 13801 Burrows Thomas M 1990 T20 [TaR] R 29097 Byrt Eliesha W 1988 T20 [TaR] C 32689 Carr Blake M 1994 T20 [HozJ] C F20 N 10538 Carter Samuel M 1991 T54 C 1882 Cartwright Kelly W 1989 T63 C F63 C 29947 Charlton Julie W 1999 T54 C F57 C 1899 Chatman Aaron M 1987 T47 C 29944 Christiansen Mitchell M 1997 T37 R-2025 26224 Cleaver Erin W 2000 T38 R-2022 19971 Clifford Jaryd M 1999 T12 R-2023 F12 R-2023 29945 Colley Tamsin W 2002 T36 R-2023 F36 R-2020 1941 Colman Richard M 1984 T53 C 26990 Coop Brianna W 1998 T35 R-2022 19721 Copas Stacey W 1978 T51 R F52 C 32680 Crees Dayna W 2002 F34 R-2022 29973 Crombie Cameron M 1986 F38 R-2022 19964 Cronje Jessica W 1998 T37 R F37 R IPC Sport Data Management System Page 1 of 4 6 October 2021 at 07:08:42 CEST World Para Athletics Classification Master List Summer Season 2017 19546 Davidson Brayden M 1997 T36 R-2022 1978 Dawes Christie W 1980 T54 C 26760 Dawson Justine W 1977 T54 C 1984 de Rozario Madison W 1993 T53 C 26234 Domrow Kyra W 1998 T12 R-2024 F12 R-2024 32681 Donaldson Nathan M 2002 T34 R-2023 20062 Donovan Kobie W 1994 T40 C F40 C 13805 Doyle Taylor W 1992 T38 R-2024 32682 Edmiston Sarah W 1975 F44 C 10539 Elkington-Jones Jodi W 1993 T37 R F37 R 2047 Ellery Louise W 1977 F32 R 30027 Fawkner Michael M 1958 F34 R-2024 2080 Fearnley Kurt M 1981 T54 C 32434 Felton Matthew M 1990 T46 C 32686 Foote Lachlan M 1997 T45 C 16208 Foster Timothy M 1993 T20 [TaR] | T20 [LJP] R | R 34037 Garbler Erin W 2000 T36 R-2023 29934 Gesini Ari M 2001 T38 R-2025 16210 Gilbert Paul Michael James M 1992 T20 [TaR] R F20 N 17886 Goodman Thomas M 1990 T37 R F37 N 17887 Greco Paige W 1997 T37 R F37 N 26762 Hampton Isabelle W 1995 T12 R-2022 F12 R-2022 10629 Harding Sam M 1991 T12 R-2023 F12 R-2023 10934 Harris Nicole W 1992 F20 [SHO] R 29096 Hendy Lindsay M 1997 T20 [HozJ] | T20 [TaR]R | R 14984 Henly Guy M 1987 F37 R-2022 17364 Hodgetts Todd M 1988 F20 [SHO] C 2269 Hogan Madeleine W 1988 T47 C F46 C 27033 Holt Isis W 2001 T35 R-2024 26759 Horobin Natalie W 1979 F44 C 19722 Howard Will M 1998 T37 R 13804 Hum Nicholas M 1993 T20 [HozJ] C 26979 Iwanoczko Chloe W 1995 T20 [TaR] R IPC Sport Data Management System Page 2 of 4 6 October 2021 at 07:08:42 CEST World Para Athletics Classification Master List Summer Season 2017 32684 Jackson Marty M 1978 F38 R-2023 19547 Jarrett Craig M 1995 F56 C 29936 Jennings Daniel M 1997 T35 R F35 R-2024 32935 Jordaan Alissa W 2003 T47 C 29941 Joseph Kailyn W 2002 T37 R-2024 F37 R-2024 22469 Keefer Claire W 1995 F41 C 19548 Kenzie Deon M 1996 T38 R-2022 26854 Kirk Daniel M 1982 F44 C 32781 Lachance Jason M 1980 T33 R 29975 Lambird Robyn W 1997 T34 R-2024 10549 Lappin Jake M 1992 T54 C 17890 Little Rosemary W 1982 T33 R-2021 F32 R-2023 34038 Lloyd Lleyton M 2000 T20 [HozJ] R 29939 Lobley Jack M 1998 T38 R F38 R 26855 Lorimer Benjamin M 1996 T33 R F33 R 8993 Low Vanessa W 1990 T61 C F61 C 173.71 32872 Luff Gregory M 2000 T34 R 17194 McCracken Rheed M 1997 T34 R-2022 11897 McInerney Jamie W 1994 T38 R F38 R 29093 McIntosh Kyle M 1994 T20 [TaR] C 10804 McIntosh Sam M 1990 T52 C 2585 McMahon Wade M 1985 T37 R F37 R 2641 Moore Brydee W 1990 F33 R-2020 2642 Moore Jemima W 1992 T54 C 22580 Newcombe Kristie W 1994 T20 [TaR] R 2729 O'Hanlon Evan M 1988 T38 R-2023 F38 R 22558 Paech Sam M 1997 T37 R F37 R-2024 16209 Pardy Ella W 1990 T38 R-2022 32683 Patton Sophie W 1997 T36 N 20243 Perris Chad M 1992 T13 R-2023 F13 R-2023 2811 Proudfoot Katherine W 1977 T36 R F32 R MRR 10552 Reardon Scott M 1990 T63 C F63 C 29943 Richardson Liam M 2000 T35 R-2024 F35 R-2024 IPC Sport Data Management System Page 3 of 4 6 October 2021 at 07:08:42 CEST World Para Athletics Classification Master List Summer Season 2017 33656 Rizzo Samuel M 2000 T54 C 2867 Roeger Michael M 1988 T46 C 32833 Ross Kathryn W 1981 F57 C 29937 Rozos Emily W 1995 T34 R 19555 Salmon Carly W 1999 T35 R-2022 29938 Saunders Holly W 2003 T35 R-2021 F35 R-2021 10905 Sawyer Jayden M 1993 T38 R F38 R-2022 15318 Schweitzer Stephanie W 1992 T20 [TaR] | T20 [LJP] R | R 29935 Scott Belinda W 2001 T20 [TaR] R 15317 Semmens Andrew M 1993 T20 [TaR] C 2976 Short Russell M 1969 T12 R-2019 F12 R-2019 29962 Sideris Timon M 1996 T20 [TaR] R 26232 Simpson Jemimah W 2001 T46 C F46 C 3029 Speed Ian M 1973 T12 R-2021 F12 R-2021 29940 Tang Jonathan M 1989 T52 R-2018 30205 Tapp Emily W 1991 T54 C 29976 Tsuei Jeremy M 1998 T38 R F38 N 30183 Turner James M 1996 T36 R-2025 34036 Walker Sam M 2002 T38 R-2022 F38 R-2022 17893 Walsh Sarah W 1998 T64 C F64 C 3207 Willis-Roberts Jodi W 1967 T12 R-2017 F12 R-2017 19557 Wyatt Jessee M 1996 F33 R-2023 Legend G Gender Status Classification Status of the class to the left - Classification statuses can be C (Confirmed), R (Review), R-y (Review + year), or N (New) MASH Maximum Allowable Standing Height (cm) TaR Track (400m-10000m) and Road Events HozJ Horizontal Jumps (Long Jump and Triple Jump) SHO Shot Put only LJP Long Jump only BAC Board of Appeals for Classification MRR Medical Review Request PuEC Protest under Exceptional Circumstances IPC Sport Data Management System Page 4 of 4 6 October 2021 at 07:08:42 CEST Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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