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Australia — Women's Pair

1993–2026 · 28 seasons tracked · 2 golds
Golds
2
Podiums
15
Best 2k
7:01.39
Seasons
28
Championship finish by year
Higher is better · medals marked
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Roster flow
Each column is a qualifying season's A crew · teal = carried over · amber = changed seat · NEW = first World / European / World Cup appearance (incl. U23 & Junior) · dashed column = years not contested · A boat only
1993
silver
SV. Toogood
BA. Davies
1994
bronze
SA. Ozolins
BC. Klomp-wearne
1995
gold
SM. Still
BK. Slatter
1996
gold
SK. Slatter
BM. Still
1997
P4
SR. Taylor
BB. Thompson
1998
silver
SJ. Winter
BA. Ozolins
1999
P5
SR. Taylor
BK. Slatter
2000
silver
SR. Taylor
BK. Slatter
2001
P4
SE. Martin
BK. Larsen
2002
P6
SE. Martin
BM. Heinke
2003
P6
SA. Doyle
BK. Winkley
2004
not contested
2005
silver
SS. Tait
BN. Bale
2006
bronze
SE. Martin
BS. Heard
2007
P4
SK. Brennan
BS. Cook
2008
P4
SK. Brennan
BS. Cook
2009
P5
SK. Brennan
BS. Cook
2010
P4
SS. Tait
BP. Stanley
2011
bronze
SS. Tait
BK. Hornsey
2012
silver
SK. Hornsey
BS. Tait
2013
bronze
ST. Gerrand
BK. Bateman
2014
P5
SC. Sutherland
BL. Stephan
2015–16
2 yrs off
2017
bronze
SS. Hawe
BM. Goodman
2018
P6
SG. PattenNEW
BB. Cox
2019
silver
SJ. Morrison
BA. Mcintyre
2020–22
3 yrs off
2023
silver
SJ. Morrison
BA. Mcintyre
2024
bronze
SJ. Morrison
BA. Mcintyre
2025
P6
SE. Frederico
BP. Barr
2026
P5
SE. Frederico
BK. Easton

Season by season

Tracked across the World & European Championships, World Cups and Olympic Games — years with no qualifying championship are shown as gaps. NEW marks an athlete's first time at this level (U23 & Junior count).

2020–2022 no qualifying championship
2015–2016 no qualifying championship
2004 no qualifying championship