Australian Swim Team

The Australian Swim Team known as The Dolphins,[1] has performed successfully at major international championships. The Australian Swim Team was first referred to as The Dolphins in 1989. [1] Australian Swim Team's historical rival is the United States Swimming Team.

As of 2015, there were thirty six Australian swimmers inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame.[2] These swimmers include: Dawn Fraser, Ian Thorpe, Grant Hackett, Kieren Perkins, Murray Rose and Shane Gould. Since 1990, Swimming Australia has an annual award for the Australian Swimmer of the Year.

Olympic Games

Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Medal
Rank
190020022
19040000-
190600116
190801125
191222262
19200112?
192411243
192802028
193211023
19360000-
194802244
195210014
1956842141
1960553132
196441492
196832382
1972622102
197600118
198020574
1984156125
198811135
199213596
1996246125
2000594182
2004753152
2008668202
2012163107
2016343102

Notes - Open water included from 2008. [3]

FINA Long Course World Championships

Pool Results

Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Medal
Rank
197312253
197512036
197820243
198201018
19860000-
199125185
199442394
1998767202
20011333191
20036106222
20051354222
2007975212
2009349164
2011283134
20133100134
2015736162

Open Water Results

Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Medal
Rank
199802024
200100116
20030000-
200501017
200700223
200911022
2011010110
20130000-
20150000-

FINA Short Course World Championships

Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Medal
Rank
1993498213
19951277261
19979281991
19999117271
2000103411
20021071181
20047158302
20061294251
2008892192
2010173119
2012153910
20141541011

Commonwealth Games

Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Medal
Rank
193020023
193430032
1938425112
1950632111
1954614111
19581165221
196215138361
19661176241
1970181014421
1974121110331
197810911302
198213138341
1986111111331
1990211913531
1994251711531
1998231411481
200226138471
2006191817551
2010221616541
2014192117571

[4] [5]

Pan Pacific Championships

Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Medal
Rank
198531011242
19874713242
1989367162
19917139292
19938175302
1995131210352
19971074212
199913136321
200211143282
20062312173
201041210262
20141099282

Notes - includes Open water since 2006.

FINA World Junior Swimming Championships

Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Medal
Rank
2006 -----
2008442104
201141384
20131062181
2015973191

Australia did not send a team to the 2006 Championships.

Paralympic Games

Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Medal
Rank
1960 2 0 0 2 9
1964 9 2 2 13 2
1968 5 5 1 11 6
1972 1 3 5 9 10
1976 3 5 2 10 12
1980 1 8 2 11 15
1984 20 30 24 74 9
1988 5 12 14 31 14
1992 10 12 13 25 6
1996 16 16 12 44 3
2000 14 15 21 50 5
2004 6 14 15 35 5
2008 9 11 9 29 7
2012 18 7 12 37 2
2016 9 10 10 29 5

IPC Swimming World Championships

Year Gold Silver Bronze Total Gold Medal
Rank
199417 422
1998131618473
20028 12 29
2006616527
201013116306
201311412277
20159813307

See also

References

  1. 1 2 "The Australian Dolphins Swim Team re-launched on the Road to Rio". Swimming Australia website. Archived from the original on 30 March 2015. Retrieved 2 September 2015.
  2. "Australian members". International Swimming Hall of Fame Honores. Retrieved 2 September 2015.
  3. "Olympic Games Medal Tally & Team Lists". Swimming Australia website. Archived from the original on 21 April 2015. Retrieved 2 September 2015.
  4. "Swimming Results". Australian Commonwealth Games Association website. Archived from the original on 17 September 2015. Retrieved 2 September 2015.
  5. "Commonwealth Games Medal Tally & Team Lists". Swimming Australia website. Archived from the original on 5 September 2015. Retrieved 2 September 2015.

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