The 41-member Australian swimming team will compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics. The delegation, consisting of 20 women and 21 men, will compete in all 35 medal events (17 women’s, 17 men’s and 1 mixed) at the La Défense Arena in Paris.
Swimming at the 2024 Paris Olympics will be held from July 27 to August 5, with competitions in the freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly and medley categories.
Of the 41 Dolphins selected for the Australian swimming team for the Paris 2024 pool competition, 16 have won an Olympic medal, including gold medal winners Emma McCune, Kayleigh McCune and Ariane Titmus. be.
Tokyo 2020 was the Dolphins’ most successful tournament in history, with nine gold medals, three silver medals, and eight bronze medals.
Australian Emma McKeon, the most decorated Olympic athlete with 11 medals, will compete in the women’s 100m butterfly, which opens on July 27.
Kayleigh McCune will compete in the women’s 100m backstroke, 200m backstroke and 200m individual medley starting July 29th.
Arialne Titmus will compete in the women’s 200m, 400m and 800m freestyle from July 27th.
Meanwhile, Molly O’Callaghan heads to Paris as world champion in the 100m and 200m freestyle.
The Australians will also be aiming for their fourth straight Olympic 4x100m freestyle title. The Australian men are world champions in the 4x100m freestyle relay.
The Australian swimming team for the 2024 Paris Olympics also includes 23 Olympic debutants. Relay teams will be known only closer to the event date.
Australian swimming competition at the 2024 Paris Olympics
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Moesha Johnson – 1500m freestyle Abby Lee Conner – 200m butterfly Alexandria Perkins – 100m butterfly Arialne Titmus – 200m freestyle, 400m freestyle, 800m freestyle Brianna Throssell – Relay athlete Bronte Campbell – Relay athletes Elizabeth Dekkers – 200m butterfly Ella Ramsay – 200m breaststroke, 200m individual medley, 400m individual medley Emma McCune – 100m butterfly Iona Anderson – 100m backstroke Jaclyn Barclay – 200m backstroke Jamie Perkins – 400m freestyle Jenna Forrester – 400m individual medley Jenna Strauch – 100m breaststroke, 200m breaststroke Kayleigh McCune – 100m backstroke, 0m backstroke, 200m individual medley Lani Pallister – 800m freestyle; 1500m freestyle Meg Harris – 50m freestyle Molly O’Callaghan – 100m freestyle, 200m freestyle Olivia Wunsch – relay athlete Shayna Jack – 50m freestyle, 100m freestyle
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Ben Armbruster -50m freestyle, 100m butterflyBradley Woodward -100m backstroke, 200m backstrokeBrendon Smith -400m individual medleyCameron McEvoy -50m freestyleElijah Winnington -400m freestyle, 800m freestyleFlynn Southam200m breaststroke Jack Cartwright – Relay athlete Joshua Yong – 100m breaststroke, 200m breaststroke Kai Taylor – Relay athlete Kyle Chalmers – 100m freestyle Matthew Temple – 100m butterfly, 200m butterfly Maximilian Giuliani – 200m freestyle Sam・Short – 400m freestyle, 800m freestyle, 1500m freestyle Sam Williamson – 100m breaststroke Se-beom Lee – 200m backstroke Thomas Neil – 200m freestyle, 200m individual medley William Yang – 100m Freestyle William Petrick – 200m individual medley, 400m individual medley Zach Incerti – Relay athlete
The 50m, 100m and 200m individual events consist of heats, semi-finals and finals. The top 16 in each heat will advance to the semi-finals, and the top 8 in the semi-finals will advance to the final, where medals will be determined.
The individual events at distances of 400m, 800m, and 1500m and the team relay events consist of two stages: heats and finals. The top eight players or teams will advance from the heats to the finals.
For all men’s and women’s relay competitions, teams will consist of four athletes. For mixed relays, teams consist of two men and two women.
Heats for all events will take place in the morning session. The semi-finals, finals and championship ceremony will take place in the evening session.
Of Australia’s 167 Olympic gold medals, 71 have come from swimming. In addition, the Australian Dolphins won 73 silver and 77 bronze medals for a total of 221 medals. This is Australia’s premier Olympic sport.
American swimmers dominate the Olympic pool, boasting 580 Olympic medals, including 256 gold medals. The United States is the most successful swimming nation at the Olympics, followed by Australia.
2024 Paris Olympics Australia Swimming Schedule
All live start times are Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST).
