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Paralympic Name Event Coach Little Athletics Club Games Sebastian Alissa Jordaan 400m T47 Debut Northern Suburbs LAC Kuzminski Athens, Beijing, Angela Ballard 100m & 400m T53 Fred Periac London, Rio Sebastian Ari Gesini Long jump T38 Debut Kuzminski Chad Perris 100m T13 Iryna Dvoskina Rio Atlanta, Sydney, Christie Dawes Marathon T54 Andrew Dawes Athens Beijing, London, Rio Corey Anderson Javelin throw T38 Des Davies Debut Port Hacking LAC Daniel Bounty 1500m T38 Peter Bock Debut Deon Kenzie 1500m T38 Philo Saunders Rio 400m, 800m & Eliza Ault-Connell Fred Periac Athens Marathon T54 Ella Pardy 100m T38 Danny Kevan Rio Beijing, London, Evan O'Hanlon 100m T38 Iryna Dvoskina Rio Guy Henly Discus throw F37 Kim Cousins Rio Isis Holt 100m & 200m T35 Paul Pearce Rio James Turner 100m & 400m T36 Iryna Dvoskina Rio Forster Tuncurry LAC 1500m, 5000m & Jaryd Clifford Philo Saunders Rio Diamond Valley LAC Marathon T12 Jayden Sawyer Javelin throw F38 Mike Barber Rio Corroboree LAC Sebastian Jaydon Page 100m T47 Debut Kuzminski Luke Bailey 100m T54 Andrew Dawes Debut 800m, 1500m, Beijing, London, Madison de Rozario 5000m & Marathon Louise Sauvage Rio T53 Maria Strong Shot put F33 John Eden Debut Michael Roeger Marathon T47 Philo Saunders Rio Michal Burian Javelin throw F44 Nick Baltas Debut Nicholas Hum Long jump T20 John Boas London, Rio Rheed McCracken 100m T34 Andrew Dawes London, Rio West Bundaberg LAC Rhiannon Clarke 100m T38 Danny Kevan Debut Robyn Lambird 100m T34 Blanche Herbert Debut Breanne Clement Rosemary Little Shot put F32 London, Rio & Karyne Di Marco Sam McIntosh 100m T52 Fred Periac London, Rio Samantha Schmidt Discus throw F38 Ralph Newton Debut Samuel Carter 100m T54 Fred Periac Rio Samuel Harding 1500m T12 Philo Saunders Debut Sarah Edmiston Discus throw F44 Paul Edmiston Debut Sarah Walsh Long jump T64 Matt Beckenham Rio Helensburgh and Districts LAC Scott Reardon 100m T63 Iryna Dvoskina London, Rio Todd Hodgetts Shot put F20 Scott Martin London, Rio White City LAC Vanessa Low Long jump T61 Iryna Dvoskina London, Rio.

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