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Sporting event delegation
Australia
competed at the
2018 Winter Olympics
in
Pyeongchang
,
South Korea
, from 9 to 25 February 2018, with 50 competitors in 10 sports. They won three medals in total, two silver and one bronze, ranking 23rd in the
medal table
.
Medalists
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Competitors
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The following is the list of number of competitors participating at the Games per sport/discipline. A team of 45 athletes (including
Russell Henshaw
and
Belle Brockhoff
, subject to medical clearance) was announced by the
Australian Olympic Committee
on 25 January 2018.
[2]
A further five athletes were added on 26 January 2018 after the reallocation of quota spots was finalised.
[3]
Rohan Chapman-Davies
was added to the team on 29 January after Russia handed back their men's quota place in mogul skiing.
[4]
Alpine skiing
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[2]
Bobsleigh
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* ? Denotes the driver of each sled
[2]
Cross-country skiing
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- Distance
- Sprint
Figure skating
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Australia qualified one male figure skater, based on its placement at the
2017 World Figure Skating Championships
in
Helsinki
, Finland.
[5]
They additionally qualified one female skater as well as an entry in pairs skating through the
2017 CS Nebelhorn Trophy
.
[6]
[7]
Freestyle skiing
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- Aerials
- Moguls
Athlete
|
Event
|
Qualification
|
Final
|
Run 1
|
Run 2
|
Run 1
|
Run 2
|
Run 3
|
Time
|
Total
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Total
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Total
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Total
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Total
|
Rank
|
Rohan Chapman-Davies
|
Men's moguls
|
26.07
|
73.96
|
17
|
27.52
|
67.94
|
12
|
Did not advance
|
Matt Graham
|
24.47
|
77.28
|
9
Q
|
Bye
|
24.89
|
81.39
|
2
Q
|
25.18
|
80.01
|
4
Q
|
24.85
|
82.57
|
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Brodie Summers
|
DNS
|
DNS
|
did not advance
|
James Matheson
|
26.33
|
72.27
|
23
|
27.44
|
74.61
|
10
Q
|
26.33
|
75.98
|
14
|
Did not advance
|
Madii Himbury
|
Women's moguls
|
31.45
|
69.49
|
15
|
31.44
|
69.36
|
10
Q
|
31.03
|
68.19
|
20
|
Did not advance
|
Jakara Anthony
|
30.52
|
69.49
|
14
|
31.69
|
73.35
|
3
Q
|
30.46
|
76.81
|
4
Q
|
30.48
|
76.45
|
5
Q
|
30.94
|
75.35
|
4
|
Britteny Cox
|
28.94
|
76.78
|
7
Q
|
Bye
|
29.19
|
75.79
|
5
Q
|
28.99
|
78.28
|
2
Q
|
28.29
|
75.08
|
5
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Claudia Gueli
|
31.17
|
68.68
|
17
|
38.35
|
35.19
|
13
|
Did not advance
|
- Ski cross
- Slopestyle
Athlete
|
Event
|
Qualification
|
Final
|
Run 1
|
Run 2
|
Best
|
Rank
|
Run 1
|
Run 2
|
Run 3
|
Best
|
Rank
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Russ Henshaw
|
Men's slopestyle
|
72.60
|
64.00
|
72.60
|
19
|
Did not advance
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[2]
Luge
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Based on the results from the World Cups during the
2017?18 Luge World Cup
season, Australia qualified 1 sled.
[8]
Athlete
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Event
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Run 1
|
Run 2
|
Run 3
|
Run 4
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Total
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Time
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Rank
|
Time
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Rank
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Alexander Ferlazzo
|
Men's singles
|
48.073
|
16
|
48.587
|
27
|
49.351
|
36
|
Eliminated
|
2:26.011
|
28
|
[2]
Short track speed skating
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Skeleton
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Australia the qualified a male and female athlete in the skeleton discipline. John Farrow, who had previously represented Australia in the 2014 Olympic Games, retired after competing in the 2018 Olympics.
Athlete
|
Event
|
Run 1
|
Run 2
|
Run 3
|
Run 4
|
Total
|
Time
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Rank
|
Time
|
Rank
|
John Farrow
|
Men's
|
51.64
|
21
|
51.31
|
18
|
51.40
|
20
|
51.53
|
16
|
3:25.88
|
19
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Jaclyn Narracott
|
Women's
|
52.53
|
15
|
52.76
|
16
|
52.62
|
17
|
52.82
|
17
|
3:30.73
|
16
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[2]
Snowboarding
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- Freestyle
Tess Coady
selected in team but did not compete due to injury in training prior to the competition.
[9]
- Snowboard cross
Speed skating
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