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Australia — Women's Double Sculls

1990–2024 · 22 seasons tracked · 2 golds
Golds
2
Podiums
12
Best 2k
6:41.71
Seasons
22
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
1990
P5
SJ. LuffNEW
BG. CampbellNEW
1991–94
4 yrs off
1995
P6
SE. Snook
BB. Roye
1996
P4
SM. Hatzakis
BB. Roye
1997
P6
SJ. Robinson
BG. Douglas
1998
not contested
1999
bronze
SM. Hatzakis
BB. Roye
2000
P6
SM. Hatzakis
BB. Roye
2001–02
2 yrs off
2003
P6
SE. Kell
BC. Sens-oliver
2004
not contested
2005
bronze
SA. Bradley
BS. Kehoe
2006
gold
SE. Kell
BB. PratleyNEW
2007–08
2 yrs off
2009
P4
SS. Kehoe
BP. Savage
2010
silver
SK. Hore
BK. Brennan
2011
silver
SK. Hore
BK. Brennan
2012
silver
SK. Brennan
BB. Pratley
2013
P6
SJ. ClearyNEW
BR. Hooper
2014
bronze
SO. Aldersey
BS. Kehoe
2015
silver
SO. Aldersey
BS. Kehoe
2016
silver
SS. Kehoe
BG. Horton
2017
bronze
SO. Aldersey
BM. Edmunds
2018
not contested
2019
silver
SA. Bateman
BG. Horton
2020–21
2 yrs off
2022
P6
SR. Meredith
BK. Rowan
2023
P4
SA. Bateman
BL. Gourley
2024
gold
SA. Bateman
BH. Hudson

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).

2020–2021 no qualifying championship
2018 no qualifying championship
2007–2008 no qualifying championship
2004 no qualifying championship
2001–2002 no qualifying championship
1998 no qualifying championship
1991–1994 no qualifying championship