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Athletics

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Basketball

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Beach volleyball

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Boxing

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Cricket

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Women

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Name People/s Test
career span		 Test
matches		 ODI
career span		 ODI
matches		 T20I
career span		 T20I
matches		 Total
career span		 Total
matches		 Ref/s
Faith Thomas Adnyamathanha 1958 1 — — 1958 1 [1][2]
Ashleigh Gardner Muruwari 2019–present 3 2017–present 49 2017–present 60 2017–present 112 [3][4]

Men

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Name People/s Test
career span		 Test
matches		 ODI
career span		 ODI
matches		 T20I
career span		 T20I
matches		 Total
career span		 Total
matches		 Ref/s
Jason Gillespie Gamilaraay 1996–2006 71 1996–2005 97 2005 1 1996–2006 169 [5][6]
Dan Christian Wiradjuri — 2012–2021 20 2010–2021 23 2010–2021 43 [7][8]
Scott Boland Gulidjan 2021–present 3 2016 14 2016 3 2016–present 20 [9][10]
D'Arcy Short Maithakari — 2018–2020 8 2018–2020 23 2018–2020 31 [11][12]

Cycling

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Figure skating

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Goalball

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Men

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Name People/s Career span World Championships
squad appearances		 Ref/s
Warren Lawton Un­known 1992–2000 1994 [13]
1998

Gymnastics

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Hockey

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International rules football

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Men

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Name People/s Career span Caps Ref/s
Tony Armstrong Barranbinya 2013 2 [14][15][16]
Dom Barry Pitjantjatjara 2013 2 [17][15][16]
Yankunytjatjara
Eddie Betts Guburn 2013 2 [18][15][16]
Kokatha
Wirangu
Aaron Davey Kokatha 2013 2 [19][15][16]
Alwyn Davey Kokatha 2013 2 [19][15][16]
Shaun Edwards Larrakia 2013 2 [20][15][16]
Cam Ellis-Yolmen Kokatha 2013 2 [21][15][16]
Mirning
Lance Franklin Noongar 2013 1 [21][15][16]
Whadjuk
Jarrod Harbrow Kuku Yalanji 2013 2 [21][15][16]
Yirrganydji
Josh Hill Noongar 2013 2 [20][15][16]
Leroy Jetta Noongar 2013 2 [22][15][16]
Lewis Jetta Noongar 2013 2 [23][15][16]
Nathan Lovett-Murray Gunditjmara 2013 2 [24][15][16]
Wemba-Wemba
Yorta Yorta
Ashley McGrath Wangkatha 2013 2 [25][15][16]
Steven Motlop Larrakia 2013 2 [21][15][16]
Jake Neade Jingili 2013 2 [20][15][16]
Mathew Stokes Larrakia 2013 2 [25][15][16]
Lindsay Thomas Kokatha 2013 2 [20][15][16]
Wirangu
Sharrod Wellingham Karajarri 2013 2 [20][15][16]
Daniel Wells Wangkatha 2013 2 [26][15][16]
Wirangu
Chris Yarran Noongar 2013 2 [22][15][16]

Netball

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Women

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Name People/s Career span Caps World Cup
squad appearances		 Ref/s
Marcia Ella-Duncan Yuin 1986–1987 18 1987 Silver medal – second place [27]
Nicole Cusack Un­known 1989–1998 52 1995 Gold medal – first place [28][29]
Sharon Finnan-White Djangadi 1990–2000 20 1991 Gold medal – first place [30][31]
Gumbaynggirr 1999 Gold medal – first place
Donnell Wallam Noongar 2022–present 1 None [32]

Rugby union

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Standard (15-a-side)

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Men

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Name People/s Career span Caps Points World Cup
squad appearances		 Ref/s
Cecil Ramalli Un­known 1938 2 0 None [33][34]
Lloyd McDermott Wakka Wakka 1962 2 0 None [35][36]
Yugambeh
Mark Ella Yuin 1980–1984
(c: 10 games 1982–1983)		 25 78 None [37][38][39]
Glen Ella Yuin 1982–1985 4 0 None [37][40]
Gary Ella Yuin 1982–1988 6 8 None [37][41]
Lloyd Walker Bidjigal 1988–1989 8 8 None [42][43]
Jim Williams Wiradjuri 1999–2000 14 10 1999 Gold medal – first place [37][44]
Andrew Walker Wiradjuri 2000–2001 7 11 None [37][45]
Wendell Sailor Torres Strait Islander 2002–2005 37 65 2003 Silver medal – second place [37][46]
Timana Tahu Paakantyi 2008 4 0 None [47][48]
Kurtley Beale Dharug 2009–present 95 159 2011 Bronze medal – third place [49][50]
2015 Silver medal – second place
Gamilaraay 2019
Saia Fainga'a Bundjalung 2010–2014 36 0 2011 Bronze medal – third place [51][52]
Matt Hodgson Un­known 2010–2014 11 0 2011 Bronze medal – third place [37][53]
Anthony Fainga'a Bundjalung 2010–2012 23 10 2011 Bronze medal – third place [51][54]

Women

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Updated to end of 2021 Rugby World Cup.

Name People/s Career span Caps Points World Cup
squad appearances		 Ref/s
Mahalia Murphy Gamilaraay 2017–present 18 35 2017 [55][56][57]
2021
Lori Cramer Yiman 2019–present 15 59 2021 [37][58][57]
Madison Schuck Un­known 2022–present 5 0 2021 [59][57][60]
Grace Kemp Wiradjuri 2022–present 6 0 2021 [37][57]

Sevens

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Men

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Name People/s Cap number Caps Points World Cup
squad appearances		 Ref/s
Corey Brown Un­known Un­known Un­known None [37]
Barry Lea Un­known Un­known Un­known None [37]
Kacey Mitchell Un­known Un­known 45 131 2005 [37][61]
Matt Sonter Gamilaraay Un­known Un­known None [37][62]
Brendan Williams Un­known Un­known 16 101 2001 Silver medal – second place [37][63]
Jim Williams Wiradjuri Un­known 4 20 1997 [37][64]
Shane Drahm Darumbal 102 11 67 None [65][66]
Willie Gordon Darumbal 102 8 45 None [67][68]

Shooting

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Soccer

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Men

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Name People/s Career span Caps Goals World Cup
squad appearances		 Ref/s
Harry Williams Wiradjuri 1974–1977 17 0 1974 [69][70]
Yorta Yorta
Frank Farina Torres Strait Islander 1984–1995 37 11 None [71][72]
Kasey Wehrman Maithakari 1998–2006 12 0 None [73][74]
Jade North Birrbay 2002–2013 41 0 None [71][75][76][77]
Travis Dodd Kaurna 2006 2 1 None [78][79]
Narungga
Ngarrindjeri
David Williams Gangulu 2008–2010 2 0 None [80][70]
Goreng Goreng
Adam Sarota Yidiny 2011–2012 3 0 None [81][82]

Women

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Name People/s Career span Caps Goals World Cup
squad appearances		 Ref/s
Karen Menzies Wonnarua 1983–1989 7 0 None [71][83]
Kaylene Janssen Un­known 1991–1995 15 0 1995 [84][85]
Bridgette Starr Un­known 1994–2002 53 1 1999 [84][86]
Lydia Williams Noongar 2005–present 102 0 2007 [87][88]
2011
2015
2019
2023
Kyah Simon Anēwan 2007–present 111 29 2011 [71][89]
2015
Birrbay 2023
Gema Simon Gumbaynggirr 2014–2019 11 0 2019 [90][91]

Softball

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Swimming

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Table tennis

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Tennis

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Women

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Name People/s BJK
apps		 BJK
sin. rec.		 BJK
dou. rec.		 BJK
tot. rec.		 Hop.
apps		 Hop.
sin. rec.		 Hop.
dou. rec.		 Hop.
tot. rec.		 Oly.
apps		 Oly.
sin. rec.		 Oly.
dou. rec.		 Oly.
tot. rec.		 Tot.
career span		 Tot.
sin. rec.		 Tot.
dou. rec.		 Tot.
rec.		 Ref/s
Evonne Goolagong Cawley Wiradjuri 1971 Gold medal – first place 22–3 13–2 35–5 — — 1971–1982 22–3 13–2 35–5
1972
1973 Gold medal – first place
1974 Gold medal – first place
1975 Silver medal – second place
1976 Silver medal – second place
1982
Ashleigh Barty Ngarigo 2013 11–2 7–2 18–4 2013 4–2 3–3 7–5 2020 (Bronze medal – third place mixed doubles) 0–1 5–2 5–3 2013–2020 15–5 15–7 30–12 [92]
2014
2017
2018 2019
2019 Silver medal – second place

Water polo

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Weightlifting

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Wrestling

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Coaches

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Name People/s Team Career span Games Ref/s
Kevin Coombs Wotjobaluk men's wheelchair basketball 1972 4 [93][94][95]
Arthur Beetson Un­known men's rugby league 1983 2 [96]
Glen Ella Yuin men's rugby sevens 1994–1995 Un­known [37][97][98][99][100]
1997
1999–2000
2005–2007
Frank Farina Torres Strait Islander men's soccer 1999–2005 58 [71][101]
Warren Lawton Un­known men's goalball 2006–2008 Un­known [13]
Michael O'Loughlin Kaurna men's international rules football 2013 2 [102][103]
Narungga
Ngarrindjeri
Jarred Hodges Kooma men's rugby sevens 2018 (interim) 5 [104][105][106]

Olympians

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Summer

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Men

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Name People/s Sport Appearances Medals Ref/s
Michael Ah Matt Badu Basketball 1964 None [107][108]
Mua
Ngalakgan
Adrian Blair Un­known Boxing 1964 None [108]
Frank Roberts Bundjalung Boxing 1964 None [109]
Robert Carney Un­known Boxing 1968 None [108]
Joseph Donovan Un­known Boxing 1968 None [108]
John Kinsela Jawoyn Wrestling 1968 None [110]
Wiradjuri 1972
Danny Morseu Meriam Basketball 1980 None [111]
1984
Norman Stevens Un­known Boxing 1980 None [108]
Darrell Hiles Un­known Boxing 1988 None [108]
Justann Crawford Un­known Boxing 1992 None [108]
1996
Robbie Peden Un­known Boxing 1992 None [108]
1996
Baeden Choppy Torres Strait Islander Field hockey 1996 Bronze medal – third place Team [112][108]
James Swan Un­known Boxing 1996 None [108]
2000
Kyle Vander-Kuyp Worimi Athletics 1996 None [113][108]
Yuin 2000
Henry Collins Un­known Boxing 2000 None [108]
Daniel Geale Palawa Boxing 2000 None [114][108]
Bradley Hore Djangadi Boxing 2000 None [115][108]
2004
Patrick Johnson Kaantju Athletics 2000 None [116]
2004
Anthony Martin Un­known Weightlifting 2000 None [108]
Nathan Thomas Un­known Water polo 2000 None [108]
2004 (c)
Kasey Wehrman Maithakari Football 2000 None [73][108]
Anthony Little Un­known Boxing 2004 None [108]
2008
Jade North Birrbay Football 2004 None [71][108]
2008
Jamie Pittman Wonnarua Boxing 2004 None [117]
Josh Ross Bundjalung Athletics 2004 None [118]
2012
Dean Semmens Un­known Water polo 2004 None [108]
Des Abbott Un­known Field hockey 2008 Bronze medal – third place Team [108]
Luke Boyd Un­known Boxing 2008 None [108]
Paul Fleming Jagera Boxing 2008 None [119]
Wakka Wakka
Wanyurr Majay
Benn Harradine Wergaia Athletics 2008 None [120]
2012
Wotjobaluk 2016
Patty Mills Kokatha Basketball 2008 None [121][108]
2012
Meriam 2016
Naghiralgal 2020 Bronze medal – third place Team
Joel Carroll Un­known Field hockey 2012 Bronze medal – third place Team [108]
Cameron Hammond Gamilaraay Boxing 2012 None [122]
Damien Hooper Gamilaraay Boxing 2012 None [123]
Mandandanji
Jesse Ross Un­known Boxing 2012 None [108]
Khalen Young Bardi Cycling 2012 None [124][108]
Noongar
John Porch Wiradjuri Rugby sevens 2016 None [125][108]
Joel Swift Wiradjuri Water polo 2016 None [126][108]
Thomas Grice Dharawal Shooting 2020 None [92]
Maurice Longbottom Dharawal Rugby sevens 2020 None [92]
Dylan Pietsch Wiradjuri Rugby sevens 2020 None [92]
Brandon Wakeling Wonnarua Weightlifting 2020 None [92]
Alex Winwood Noongar Boxing 2020 None [92]

Women

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Name People/s Sport Appearances Medals Ref/s
Cathy Freeman Birri Gubba Athletics 1992 None [127][128]
1996 Silver medal – second place 400m
Kuku Yalanji 2000 Gold medal – first place 400m
Samantha Riley Un­known Swimming 1992 Bronze medal – third place 100m breaststroke [129]
1996 Silver medal – second place 4×100m medley
Bronze medal – third place 100m breaststroke
Nova Peris Gaagudju Field hockey 1996 Gold medal – first place Team [130]
Gija
Iwaidja Athletics 2000 None
Yawuru
Bridgette Starr Un­known Football 2000 None [108]
Stacey Porter Gamilaraay Softball 2004 Silver medal – second place Team [131][108]
2008 Bronze medal – third place Team
2020 None
Rohanee Cox Un­known Basketball 2008 Silver medal – second place Team [108]
Beki Smith Yuin Athletics 2012 None [132]
Taliqua Clancy Goreng Goreng Beach volleyball 2016 None [133][108]
Wulli Wulli 2020 Silver medal – second place Team
Leilani Mitchell Wuthathi Basketball 2016 None [92]
2020
Brooke Peris Gija Field hockey 2016 None [134][108]
Yawuru 2020
Kyah Simon Anēwan Football 2016 None [71][108]
Birrbay 2020
Lydia Williams Noongar Football 2016 None [87][108]
2020
Mariah Williams Wiradjuri Field hockey 2016 None [92][108]
2020
Ashleigh Barty Ngarigo Tennis 2020 Bronze medal – third place Mixed doubles [92][108]
Angeline Blackburn Ngarigo Athletics 2020 None [92]
Yuin
Tarni Stepto Gamilaraay Softball 2020 None [135][108]
Yuwaalaraay

Winter

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Men

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Name People/s Sport Appearances Medals Ref/s
Harley Windsor Gamilaraay Figure skating 2018 None [136][108]
Ngarbal
Weilwan

Paralympians

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Summer

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Men

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Name People/s Sport Appearances Medals Ref/s
Kevin Coombs Wotjobaluk Wheelchair basketball 1960 None [93][94][137][138]
Athletics 1968
Table tennis
Wheelchair basketball
Athletics 1972
Wheelchair basketball 1972 (c/coach)
1980 (c)
1984 (c)
Ray Barrett Wiradjuri Athletics 1972 Bronze medal – third place 100m wheelchair 2 [109][139]
Harry Mosby Torres Strait Islander Athletics 1976 Silver medal – second place Discus C1 [140][141]
Peter Kirby Wiradjuri Athletics 1984 Gold medal – first place 4×100m A4–9 [142][143]
Silver medal – second place 4×400m A4–9
Bronze medal – third place 100m A6
Bronze medal – third place 400m A6
Bronze medal – third place Long jump A6
Warren Lawton Un­known Athletics 1984 Bronze medal – third place High jump B3 [144][145]
1988 None
Goalball 1992
1996
2000
Karl Feifar Un­known Athletics 1992 Gold medal – first place 4×100m TS2,4 [144][146]
Silver medal – second place Long jump J2
Ben Austin Un­known Swimming 2000 Silver medal – second place 4×100m freestyle 34pts [144][147][148]
Silver medal – second place 200m medley SM8
Bronze medal – third place 4×100m medley 34pts
Bronze medal – third place 100m butterfly S8
2004 Gold medal – first place 4×100m medley 34pts
Gold medal – first place 100m freestyle S8
Silver medal – second place 4×100m freestyle 34pts
Silver medal – second place 100m butterfly S8
Silver medal – second place 200m medley SM8
Bronze medal – third place 50m freestyle S8
2008 Gold medal – first place 4×100m medley 34pts
Silver medal – second place 4×100m freestyle 34pts

Women

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Name People/s Sport Appearances Medals Ref/s
Tracy Barrell Un­known Swimming 1992 Gold medal – first place 4×50m freestyle S1–6 [144][149]
Gold medal – first place 50m butterfly S3–4
Donna Burns[a] Yorta Yorta Basketball 1992[a] Gold medal – first place Team [109]
Alice Toogood[a] Un­known Basketball 1992[a] Gold medal – first place Team [154][155]
Tahlia Rotumah Minyangbal Athletics 2008 None [156][157]
Torita Blake[b] Djangadi Athletics 2012 None [159]
2016
Kayla Clarke Un­known Swimming 2012 None [109][160]
Amanda Reid Kuringgai Swimming 2012 None [161][162][163]
Cycling 2016 Silver medal – second place 500m time trial C1–3
Wemba-Wemba 2020 Gold medal – first place 500m time trial C1–3
Samantha Schmidt Gubbi Gubbi Athletics 2020 None [164]
Wakka Wakka
Ruby Storm Wiradjuri Swimming 2020 Silver medal – second place mixed 4×100m freestyle S14 [165][166]
Bronze medal – third place 100m butterfly S14
  1. ^ a b c d Burns and Toogood competed only at the 1992 Paralympic Games for Persons with Mental Handicap, held in Madrid, Spain. There is disagreement whether this was officially part of that year's Paralympics, held in Barcelona, or whether it was only a related contest being held nearby. The International Paralympic Committee does not recognise the events as being official Paralympic events;[150] however, Paralympics Australia appears to—for example, athletes who won gold medals in Madrid (including Burns and Toogood) received Medals of the Order of Australia for "service to sport as a gold medalist at the Paralympic Games,"[151][152] and Burns was named on a display supported by Paralympics Australia honouring Indigenous Paralympians at the National Centre of Indigenous Excellence in 2015.[153]
  2. ^ Blake was known as Torita Isaac during her Paralympic career.[158]

Commonwealth Games representatives

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Able-bodied

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Men

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Name People/s Sport Appearances Medals Ref/s
Eddie Barney Un­known Boxing 1962 None [28]
Adrian Blair Un­known Boxing 1962 None [28]
Jeff Dynevor Un­known Boxing 1962 Gold medal – first place Bantamweight [28]
Percy Hobson Ngiyampaa Athletics 1962 Gold medal – first place High jump [167]
Tom Carney Un­known Boxing 1974 None [28]
Joseph Donovan Un­known Boxing 1974 None [28]
Gary Williams Un­known Boxing 1978 None [28]
Doug Sam Un­known Boxing 1982 Silver medal – second place Middleweight [28]
Kyle Vander-Kuyp Worimi Athletics 1990 None [113][28]
1994 Silver medal – second place 4×100m
Yuin 1998 None
2006 None
Justann Crawford Un­known Boxing 1994 None [28]
Robbie Peden Un­known Boxing 1994 Gold medal – first place Bantamweight [28]
James Swan Un­known Boxing 1994 Bronze medal – third place Featherweight [28]
1998 Bronze medal – third place Featherweight
Brendan Williams Un­known Rugby sevens 1998 Bronze medal – third place Team [28]
2006 None
Jim Williams Wiradjuri Rugby sevens 1998 Bronze medal – third place Team [37][28]
Daniel Geale Palawa Boxing 2002 Gold medal – first place Welterweight [114][28]
Bradley Hore Djangadi Boxing 2002 None [115][28]
2006
Patrick Johnson Kaantju Athletics 2002 Bronze medal – third place 4×100m [116][28]
2006 None
2010
Jamie Pittman Wonnarua Boxing 2002 None [117][28]
Benn Harradine Wergaia Athletics 2006 None [120]
2010 Gold medal – first place Discus throw
Wotjobaluk 2014 None
2018 None
Josh Ross Bundjalung Athletics 2006 None [118][28]
Des Abbott Un­known Hockey 2010 Gold medal – first place Team [168]
Joel Carroll Un­known Hockey 2010 Gold medal – first place Team [168]
Cameron Hammond Gamilaraay Boxing 2010 None [122]
Damien Hooper Gamilaraay Boxing 2010 None [123][168]
Mandandanji
Shane Parker Un­known Wrestling 2010 None [168]
2014
Robert Crowther Un­known Athletics 2014 None [28]
Maurice Longbottom Dharawal Rugby sevens 2018 None [169]
2022
John Porch Wiradjuri Rugby sevens 2018 None [125][28]
Brandon Wakeling Wonnarua Weightlifting 2018 None [170]
2022
Clay Waterman Bundjalung Boxing 2018 None [171]
Callum Peters Un­known Boxing 2022 Silver medal – second place Middleweight [172]
Alex Winwood Noongar Boxing 2022 None [173]

Women

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Name People/s Sport Appearances Medals Ref/s
Cathy Freeman Birri Gubba Athletics 1990 Gold medal – first place 4×100m [127][28]
1994 Gold medal – first place 200m
Gold medal – first place 400m
Kuku Yalanji Silver medal – second place 4×100m
2002 Gold medal – first place 4×400m
Katie Mitchell Sigsworth[a] Worimi Gymnastics 1994 Silver medal – second place Rhythmic team all-around [175]
Samantha Riley Un­known Swimming 1994 Gold medal – first place 4×100m medley [28]
Gold medal – first place 100m breaststroke
Gold medal – first place 200m breaststroke
1998 Gold medal – first place 200m breaststroke
Silver medal – second place 100m breaststroke
Nicole Cusack Un­known Netball 1998 Gold medal – first place Team [28]
Nova Peris Gaagudju Athletics 1998 Gold medal – first place 4×100m [130]
Gija
Iwaidja Gold medal – first place 200m
Yawuru
Stevie Kelly Un­known Wrestling 2014 None [28]
Shannon McCann Torres Strait Islander Athletics 2014 None [176][28]
Brooke Peris Gija Hockey 2014 Gold medal – first place Team [134][28]
Yawuru 2018 Silver medal – second place Team
Taliqua Clancy Goreng Goreng Beach volleyball 2018 Silver medal – second place Team [177]
Wulli Wulli 2022 Silver medal – second place Team
Beki Smith Yuin Athletics 2018 None [132]
Ashleigh Gardner Muruwari Cricket 2022 Gold medal – first place Team [3][178]
Mariah Williams Wiradjuri Hockey 2022 Silver medal – second place Team [179]
Alex Wilson Ngarrindjeri Basketball 2022 Bronze medal – third place 3x3 [180][181]
  1. ^ Mitchell Sigsworth was known as Katie Mitchell during her Commonwealth Games career, and is sometimes referred to as Katie Sigsworth following it.[174]

Parasports

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Men

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Name People/s Sport Appearances Medals Ref/s
Ray Barrett Wiradjuri Athletics 1970 para Silver medal – second place Unknown wheelchair dash event 1 [109][28]
Silver medal – second place Unknown wheelchair dash event 2
Wheelchair basketball Bronze medal – third place Team
Athletics 1974 para Gold medal – first place Unknown wheelchair dash event 1
Silver medal – second place Unknown wheelchair dash event 2
Bronze medal – third place Unknown wheelchair dash event 3
Wheelchair basketball Silver medal – second place Team
Kevin Coombs Wotjobaluk Wheelchair basketball 1974 para (c) Silver medal – second place Team [93][28]
Ben Austin None Swimming 2002 Gold medal – first place 50m freestyle EAD [28]
Gold medal – first place 100m freestyle EAD
2006 None
2010 Gold medal – first place 100m freestyle S8

Women

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Name People/s Sport Appearances Medals Ref/s
Indiana Cooper Wiradjuri Athletics 2022 None [182]
Ruby Storm Wiradjuri Swimming 2022 None [165]

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