Team Australia · Road to Brisbane 2032

The Australians to watch at a home Games

Who’s competing in what, event by event. Eight athletes to follow through LA 2028 to Brisbane, and five of them are Queenslanders.

BRIS2032 — Independent Coverage · Updated 7 October 2026 · Results from Paris 2024, the 2025 World Aquatics Championships and World Athletics

Sprints

Athletics · 100m and 200m
Gout Gout racing at the 2025 Herculis Diamond League meeting
Rising star

Gout Gout

100m · 200m · Ipswich, QLD

Photo: Erik van Leeuwen, CC BY-SA 4.0

QLDHome state
24Age in 2032
JuniorNational records

The teenager rewriting Australian junior sprint records, tipped as the face of Brisbane 2032 athletics.

Freestyle swimming

Aquatics
3×
world titles, 2025
World champion

Mollie O’Callaghan

Freestyle · Brisbane, QLD

Licensed photo requested from Swimming Australia

32025 world titles
200mFree world champion
28Age in 2032

A Brisbane local leading Australia’s freestyle charge, with three golds at the 2025 Worlds including the 200m.

Cam McEvoy at the 2015 World Aquatics Championships in Kazan
Olympic champion

Cam McEvoy

50m freestyle · Townsville, QLD

Photo: Oleg Bkhambri (Voltmetro), CC BY-SA 4.0

GoldParis 2024, 50m
QLDHome state
38Age in 2032

The science-driven sprinter who rebuilt his training and won the splash-and-dash in Paris.

Backstroke

Aquatics
Kaylee McKeown in 2018
Olympic champion

Kaylee McKeown

100m · 200m backstroke · Sunshine Coast, QLD

Photo: crop by User:Leonprimer, CC BY-SA 4.0

22025 world titles
57.16100m champs record
31Age in 2032

The world’s premier backstroker, winner of both the 100m and 200m at the 2025 Worlds.

Field events

Athletics · pole vault and discus
Nina Kennedy in 2018
Olympic champion

Nina Kennedy

Pole vault · Perth, WA

Photo: alainalele1, CC BY 2.0

GoldParis 2024
2Diamond League titles
35Age in 2032

Olympic champion and back-to-back world indoor champion. Australia’s most consistent field-event force.

Matt Denny in 2018
Medal contender

Matt Denny

Discus · Allora, QLD

Photo: Griffith University, CC BY 3.0

BronzeParis 2024
QLDHome state
36Age in 2032

A country-Queensland thrower in career-best Diamond League form, chasing a first global gold.

Middle distance

Athletics · 1500m
Jessica Hull racing the 3000m at the 2024 Bislett Games
Olympic medallist

Jessica Hull

1500m · 5000m · NSW

Photo: Ssu, CC BY-SA 4.0

SilverParis 2024, 1500m
NSWHome state
35Age in 2032

A fixture at the front of world middle-distance racing and Australia’s best distance medal hope.

Canoe slalom

Paddling
Jess Fox at the 2019 ICF Canoe Slalom World Championships
Legend

Jess Fox

Canoe slalom · Penrith, NSW

Photo: Antoine Lamielle, CC BY-SA 4.0

2Paris 2024 golds
GoldTokyo 2020
38Age in 2032

Australia’s most successful individual Olympian, rebuilding after 2025 surgery.

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Independent coverage, not affiliated with the athletes, their federations, the AOC, Paralympics Australia or Brisbane 2032. Ages are worked out from published birth dates for the Games, 23 July to 8 August 2032.