2018 Invictus Games

Invictus Games – Sydney 2018

Host city| Sydney, Australia
Motto| Game On Down Under
Nations| 18
Debuting countries| 1
Athletes| ~500
Opening| 20 October 2018 (2018-10-20)
Closing| 27 October 2018 (2018-10-27)
Opened by| Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex
Main venue| Sydney Olympic Park
Website| Official website

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The 2018 Invictus Games was an adaptive mulit-sport event for wounded, injured and ill veteran and active defence personnel, held in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The fourth Invictus Games, an event founded in 2014 by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, included 13 sports (11 medal sports). It was the first Invictus Games held in the southern hemisphere.[1]

## Development and preparation

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### Venues

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The events were staged on and around Sydney Harbour and at Sydney Olympic Park, in venues used for the 2000 Summer Olympics.[2][3]

* Cockatoo Island – Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge
* Genea Netball Centre – Sitting Volleyball pool matches, Powerlifting heats and finals.[4]
* Quaycentre – Sitting Volleyball semi-finals and finals, Wheelchair Rugby pool matches, semi-finals and finals, Wheelchair Basketball pool matches, semi-finals and finals.
* Qudos Bank Arena – Closing Ceremony
* Farm Cove / Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney – Sailing heats and finals, Road Cycling
* Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre – Swimming heats and finals
* Sydney Olympic Park Athletic Centre – Athletics
* Sydney Olympic Park Hockey Centre – Archery
* NSW Tennis Centre – Wheelchair Tennis
* Sydney Opera House – Opening Ceremony

### Funding

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Jaguar Land Rover was the Presenting Partner for 2018 Sydney Invictus Games, as it had been for the Invictus Games since its inception in London in 2014. Premier Partners were Fisher House Foundation, Medibank, Sage Group, UNSW Canberra and Westpac. Aon, Boeing, Defence Housing Australia, Fidelity, Hyatt Regency Sydney, icare, ISPS Handa, Leidos, Lockheed Martin, Minter Ellison, Raytheon, Royal Australian Mint, SAAB Australia, Ticketek, Unisys and Workwear Group were Official supporters. The event Official suppliers were Amazon, Accor, CSM Live, George P. Johnson, Gold Medal Systems, Goodman, Great Big Events, Harvey Norman, Isentia, Norwest, Ottobock, Pages and Technical Direction Company. The Packer Family Foundation was a Philanthropic Supporter.[5] Founding Partners were the Australian Defence Force, Deloitte, Legacy NSW, Clubs NSW and RSL NSW. The Australian government donated $10,000 to the Games to mark the occasion of the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.[6]

## The Games

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### Participating nations

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All 17 countries from the 2017 Games were invited to attend, with Poland joining for the first time, for a total of 18 countries.[7][8]

* Afghanistan
* Australia (host)
* Canada
* Denmark
* Estonia
* France
* United Kingdom
* Georgia
* Germany
* Iraq
* Italy
* Jordan
* Netherlands
* New Zealand
* Poland
* Romania
* Ukraine
* United States

Another team titled "Unconquered" also participated in certain events consisting of competitors from multiple nations.[9]

Source: "Competitors". 2018 Sydney Invictus Games. Archived from the original on 19 October 2018. Retrieved 28 October 2018.

### Sports

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There were 12 adaptive sports contested at the Games (with golf and wheelchair tennis as non-medal sports) as well as the Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge.[10]

* Archery (9)
* Athletics (61)
* Golf
* Indoor rowing (21)
* Powerlifting (6)
* Road cycling (20)
* Sailing (2)
* Sitting volleyball (1)
* Swimming (30)
* Wheelchair basketball (1)
* Wheelchair rugby (1)
* Wheelchair tennis
* Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge (1)

#### Wheelchair rugby

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Wheelchair rugby was held at the Quaycentre over a two-day period from 24 to 25 October.[11] Men and women competed in mixed teams. Competitors from 6 nations competed in wheelchair rugby at the 2018 Invictus Games.

* Australia (11)
* France (12)
* Great Britain (8)
* New Zealand (11)
* Unconquered (13)
* United States (11)

#### Sitting volleyball

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Sitting volleyball was held at the Quaycentre over a two-day period from 22 to 23 October.[12] One event took place, which was jointly staged at the Genea Netball Centre and Quaycentre. Teams from 12 nations competed in this event.

* Afghanistan (4)
* Australia (13)
* Estonia
* France
* Great Britain
* Georgia
* Germany
* Jordan
* Netherlands
* Poland
* Romania
* United States

## Medal table

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There is no competitive medal tally at the Invictus Games. Medals are awarded, but Invictus Games does not endorse or maintain an official scoreboard of gold, silver and bronze medals.[citation needed]

Competitors, not athletes, participate in the event that supports rehabilitation and recovery for wounded, injured and ill defence personnel and veterans.[citation needed]

## Medalists

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### Archery

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's novice recurve  | Darren Peters
Australia | Oleksandr Zozuliak
Ukraine | Kenneth Jepsen Hyldtoft
Denmark
Men's open recurve  | Eugen-Valentin Pătru
Romania | Fabio Tomasulo
Italy | Bonaventura Bove
Italy
Women's novice recurve  | Maiia Moskvych
Ukraine | Nikki Murillo
Canada | Cavell Simmonds
Canada
Women's open recurve  | Jennifer Collins
United Kingdom | Jocelyn McKinley
Australia | Hannah Marguerite Stolberg
United States
Team novice recurve  |  Ukraine
Maiia Moskvych
Serhii Shymchak
Andrii Usach  |  Denmark
Christian Claydon-Smith
Morten Bach Jensen
Anker Sewohl  |  France
Cyril Auxant
Luc Berton
Jean-François Montoya
Team open recurve  |  Italy
Bonaventura Bove
Piero Rosario Suma
Fabio Tomasulo  |  Romania
Danut Nicola
Ion-Catalin Pârvu
Eugen-Valentin Pătru  |  United Kingdom
Jennifer Collins
Scott McNeice
Poppy Pawsey
Men's open compound  | Stewart Sherman
Australia | Steven Sandman
Australia | Dorin Petrut
Romania
Women's open compound  | Christina Truesdale
United States | not awarded | not awarded
Team open compound  |  Romania
Ionut-Claudiu Butoi
Augustin-Nicuşor Pegulescu
Dorin Petrut  |  Australia
Matt Blunt
Garry Robinson
Steven Sandman  |  Canada
Derek Anderson
Mathew Belear
Frank Gauvin

### Athletics

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Men
Event  | Class  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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100 m | IT1  | Kushal Limbu
United Kingdom | Stix Parker
Australia | Alex Tate
United Kingdom
200 m | IT1  | Kushal Limbu
United Kingdom | Stix Parker
Australia | Michael Sousadocarma
United States
400 m | IT1  | Stix Parker
Australia | Ben Seekell
United States | Mickael Ranchin
France
1500 m | IT1  | Andrew Wilkinson
Australia | Mickael Ranchin
France | Ben Seekell
United States
Long jump | IJ1  | Alex Tate
United Kingdom | Stix Parker
Australia | Ben Seekell
United States
Shot put | IF1  | Michael Sousadocarma
United States | Yurii Dmytrenko
Ukraine | Nu Filo-Leaana
New Zealand
Discus throw | IF1  | Michael Sousadocarma
United States | Yurii Dmytrenko
Ukraine | Ott Jõesaar
Estonia
Shot put | IF2  | Waad Imran Faris
Iraq | Mike Kacer
United States | not awarded
Discus throw | IF2  | Waad Imran Faris
Iraq | Mike Kacer
United States | Rene Hinrikus
Estonia
100 m | IT3  | Nathan Parker
Australia | Joe Dillnut
United Kingdom | Mike Kacer
United States
200 m | IT3  | Fadhil Razzaq Abdulameer
Iraq | Mike Kacer
United States | Joe Dillnut
United Kingdom
400 m | IT3  | Mike Kacer
United States | Nathan Parker
Australia | Joe Dillnut
United Kingdom
1500 m | IT3  | Craig Wilson
New Zealand | Luuk Veltink
Netherlands | Mike Kacer
United States
Long jump | IJ3  | Joe Dillnut
United Kingdom | Michael Lyddiard
Australia | not awarded
Shot put | IF3  | Dorian Gardner
United States | not awarded | not awarded
Discus throw | IF3  | Dorian Gardner
United States | Odai Majed Alshatnawi
Jordan | not awarded
100 m | IT4  | Matthew Brumby
Australia | Joshua David Smith
United States | Ryan Patrick Novack
United States
200 m | IT4  | Matthew Brumby
Australia | Joshua David Smith
United States | Ryan Patrick Novack
United States
400 m | IT4  | Matthew Brumby
Australia | Joshua David Smith
United States | Ryan Patrick Novack
United States
1500 m | IT4  | Matthew Brumby
Australia | Joshua David Smith
United States | Ryan Patrick Novack
United States
Long jump | IJ4  | Iyad Salem Mestarehi
Jordan | not awarded | not awarded
Shot put | IF4  | Rob Hufford
United States | Oleksandr Bielobokov
Ukraine | Jaime Garza
United States
Discus throw | IF4  | Damien Irish
Australia | Rob Hufford
United States | Darren Young
United Kingdom
100 m | IT5  | Ahmad Hashem Albarahmeh
Jordan | Sebastien Pradalier
France | Joel Rodriguez
United States
Malcolm Rose
United Kingdom
200 m | IT5  | Sebastien Pradalier
France | Malcolm Rose
United Kingdom | Joel Rodriguez
United States
400 m | IT5  | Sebastien Pradalier
France | Malcolm Rose
United Kingdom | not awarded
1500 m | IT5  | Sebastien Pradalier
France | not awarded | not awarded
Long jump | IJ5  | Benjamin Yeomans
Australia | Vasyl Omelchenko
Ukraine | Daniel Hendriock
Germany
Shot put | IF5  | Martin Tye
United Kingdom | David Crook
United States | Tyson Schmidt
United States
Discus throw | IF5  | David Crook
United States | Tyson Schmidt
United States | Pete Brown
Australia
Shot put | IF6  | David Watson
United Kingdom | Ryan Pinney
United States | Mark Ormrod
United Kingdom
Discus throw | IF6  | David Watson
United Kingdom | Tim Payne
United States | Mark Ormrod
United Kingdom
100 m | IT7  | Benjamin Yeomans
Australia | Hayel Kalaif Al Mahakim
Jordan | Kenny Guinn
United States
200 m | IT7  | Benjamin Yeomans
Australia | Hayel Kalaif Al Mahakim
Jordan | Steven Bortle
United States
400 m | IT7  | Vasyl Omelchenko
Ukraine | Ergo Mets
Estonia | Hayel Kalaif Al Mahakim
Jordan
1500 m | IT7  | Bogdan Oksentiuk
Ukraine | Karl Hinett
United Kingdom | Steve Sebburn
United Kingdom
Shot put | IF7  | Ryan Major
United States | Massimo Sapio
Italy | Sua Tui
United States
Discus throw | IF7  | Ryan Major
United States | Joel Rodriguez
United States | not awarded

Women
Event  | Class  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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100 m | IT1  | Monica Contrafatto
Italy | not awarded | not awarded
200 m | IT1  | Danielle Nichole Pothoof
United States | not awarded | not awarded
Shot put | IF1  | Emma McCormick
United Kingdom | Stephanie Johnson
United States | not awarded
Discus throw | IF1  | Emma McCormick
United Kingdom | not awarded | not awarded
100 m | IT3  | Sabrina Daulaus
France | not awarded | not awarded
200 m | IT3  | Sabrina Daulaus
France | not awarded | not awarded
400 m | IT3  | Sabrina Daulaus
France | not awarded | not awarded
100 m | IT4  | Gabriel Graves-Wake
United States | Brandi Evans
United States | Naomi Adie
United Kingdom
200 m | IT4  | Gabriel Graves-Wake
United States | Brandi Evans
United States | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States
400 m | IT4  | Gabriel Graves-Wake
United States | Brandi Evans
United States | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States
1500 m | IT4  | Gabriel Graves-Wake
United States | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States | Naomi Adie
United Kingdom
Shot put | IF4  | Brigid Baker
Australia | Joyce van den Waardenburg
Netherlands | Rebecca Kuenstner
Australia
Discus throw | IF4  | Brigid Baker
Australia | Vanessa Broughill
Australia | Joyce van den Waardenburg
Netherlands
100 m | IT5  | Amany Akram Abdel Rahman
Jordan | not awarded | not awarded
Long jump | IJ5  | Heidi Joosten
Australia | Francesca Rocca
France | Vanessa Broughill
Australia
Shot put | IF5  | Sebastiana Lopez
United States | Gabriel Graves-Wake
United States | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States
Discus throw | IF5  | Sebastiana Lopez
United States | Brandi Evans
United States | Gabriel Graves-Wake
United States
100 m | IT7  | Heidi Joosten
Australia | Dawn Maria Page
United States | Alexia Vlahos
Australia
200 m | IT7  | Heidi Joosten
Australia | Dawn Maria Page
United States | Francesca Rocca
France
400 m | IT7  | Heidi Joosten
Australia | Francesca Rocca
France | Dawn Maria Page
United States
1500 m | IT7  | Annelies Homma
Netherlands | Debbie O'Connell
United Kingdom | Tanja Sunekær
Denmark
4 × 100 m relay  |  United States
Linn Aubrey Dillard
Gabriel Graves-Wake
Stephanie Johnson
Dawn Maria Page  |  United Kingdom
Naomi Adie
Kelly Ganfield
Alexandra McClellan
Debbie O'Connell  | not awarded

Mixed
Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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4 × 100 m relay  |  Australia
Matt Model
Nathan Parker
Stix Parker
Benjamin Yeomans  |  United Kingdom
Joe Dillnut
Kushal Limbu
Daniel Majid
Alex Tate  |  France
Benjamin Bouquet
Guillaume Ducrocq
Jean-Philippe Golf
Mickael Ranchin

### Indoor rowing

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Men
Event  | Class  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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One-minute sprint | IR1  | Mark Ormrod
United Kingdom | David Watson
United Kingdom | Ryan Major
United States
Four-minute endurance  | Mark Ormrod
United Kingdom | David Watson
United Kingdom | not awarded
One-minute sprint | IR2  | Rémy Boullé
France | Dave Innes
Canada | Loreto Di Loreto
Italy
Four-minute endurance  | Franck Robin
France | Loreto Di Loreto
Italy | Sebastien Pradalier
France
One-minute sprint | IR3  | Oleksandr Bielobokov
Ukraine | Nathan Parker
Australia | David Travadon
France
Four-minute endurance  | Nathan Parker
Australia | Luuk Veltink
Netherlands | John Elliott Ayo
United States
One-minute sprint | IR4  | Martin Tye
United Kingdom | Pete Brown
Australia | Matthew Grashen
United States
Four-minute endurance  | Pete Brown
Australia | Daniel Phillips
United Kingdom | Mark Daniels
Australia
One-minute sprint | IR5  | Ross Alewine
United States | Mark Perkins
United Kingdom | Poul Overgaard Christensen
Denmark
Four-minute endurance  | Ross Alewine
United States | Mark Perkins
United Kingdom | Ergo Mets
Estonia
One-minute sprint | IR6  | Ben Farinazzo
Australia | Matt Model
Australia | Rob Hufford
United States
Serhii Ilnytskyi
Ukraine
Four-minute endurance  | Ben Farinazzo
Australia | Matt Model
Australia | Dumitru-Nicolae Paraschiva
Romania

Women
Event  | Class  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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One-minute sprint | IR2  | Amany Akram Abdel Rahman
Jordan | not awarded | not awarded
One-minute sprint | IR3  | Sabrina Daulaus
France | not awarded | not awarded
Rachel Williamson
United Kingdom
Four-minute endurance  | Hannah Marguerite Stolberg
United States | not awarded | not awarded
Rachel Williamson
United Kingdom
One-minute sprint | IR4  | Sebastiana Lopez
United States | not awarded | not awarded
Four-minute endurance  | Sebastiana Lopez
United States | not awarded | not awarded
One-minute sprint | IR5  | Emily Mysko
Australia | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States | Marion Blot
France
Four-minute endurance  | Emily Mysko
Australia | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States | Marion Blot
France
One-minute sprint | IR6  | Tiff White
Australia | Emma Kadziolka
Australia | Sarah Petchell
Australia
Four-minute endurance  | Emma Kadziolka
Australia | Tiff White
Australia | Sarah Petchell
Australia

### Jaguar Land Rover driving challenge

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Team  |  France
Cédric Arci
Mickaël Ranchin  |  Australia
Craig McGrath
Scott Reynolds  |  United Kingdom
Daniel Bingley
Mark Perkins

### Powerlifting

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Event  | Class  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Men's lightweight | IP4  | Ahmad Hashem Albarahmeh
Jordan | Kenny Guinn
United States | Lee Matthews
United Kingdom
Men's midweight | IP5  | Oleksandr Havrylenko
Ukraine | Tyronne Gawthorne
Australia | Jonathan Mitchell
United Kingdom
Men's heavyweight | IP6  | Martin Tye
United Kingdom | Yevhen Oleksenko
Ukraine | Rob Hufford
United States
Women's lightweight | IP1  | Sarah Sliwka
Australia | Francesca Rocca
France | Abbie Kasparis
United Kingdom
Women's midweight | IP2  | Sebastiana Lopez
United States | Nicki Bradley
Australia | Alexia Vlahos
Australia
Women's heavyweight | IP3  | Sarah Petchell
Australia | Tiff White
Australia | Brigid Baker
Australia

### Road cycling

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Men
Event  | Class  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Hand bike time trial | IHB1  | Ryan Pinney
United States | Loreto Di Loreto
Italy | Sebastien Pradalier
France
Hand bike criterium  | Ryan Pinney
United States | Franck Robin
France | Sebastien Pradalier
France
Recumbent bike time trial | IRECB1  | Daniel Lee
United States | Joshua David Smith
United States | John Elliott Ayo
United States
Recumbent bike criterium  | Daniel Lee
United States | Joshua David Smith
United States | John Elliott Ayo
United States
Road cycling time trial | IRB1  | David Travadon
France | Arnaud Sallembien
France | Edwin De Wolf
Netherlands
Road cycling criterium  | David Travadon
France | Arnaud Sallembien
France | Edwin De Wolf
Netherlands
Hand bike time trial | IHB2  | Michael Swain
United Kingdom | Brant Ireland
United States | Remy Boullé
France
Hand bike criterium  | Michael Swain
United Kingdom | Brant Ireland
United States | Massimo Chiappetta
Italy
Road cycling time trial | IRB2  | Steve Sebburn
United Kingdom | Karl Allen-Dobson
United Kingdom | Wayne Harrod
United Kingdom
Road cycling criterium  | Nicolas Mélen
France | Andrew Wilkinson
Australia | Steve Sebburn
United Kingdom
Road cycling time trial | IRB3  | Andrew White
United Kingdom | Tim Grover
Australia | Denys Fishchuk
Ukraine
Road cycling criterium  | Andrew White
United Kingdom | Tim Grover
Australia | Alex Moulder
United Kingdom

Women
Event  | Class  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Recumbent bike time trial | IRECB1  | Debbie O'Connell
United Kingdom | Jamie Lyn Biviano
United States | Hannah Marguerite Stolberg
United States
Recumbent bike criterium  | Debbie O'Connell
United Kingdom | Jamie Lyn Biviano
United States | Hannah Marguerite Stolberg
United States
Hand bike time trial | IHB2  | Gabriel Graves-Wake
United States | not awarded | not awarded
Hand bike criterium  | Gabriel Graves-Wake
United States | not awarded | not awarded
Road cycling time trial | IRB2  | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States | Emily Mysko
Australia | Christina Truesdale
United States
Road cycling criterium  | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States | Emily Mysko
Australia | Christina Truesdale
United States
Road cycling time trial | IRB3  | Brandi Evans
United States | Stephanie Verhoef
Netherlands | Naomi Fong
Canada
Road cycling criterium  | Brandi Evans
United States | Linn Aubrey Dillard
United States | Naomi Fong
Canada

### Sailing

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Hansa Dinghy  | Cyrille Chahboune
France | Davin Bretherton
Australia | Pete Arbuckle
Australia
Elliott 7 team  |  Australia
Paul Langley
Craig McGrath
Rob Saunders
Marcus Wilson  |  Denmark
Joakim Juul Eriksen
Johan Høeg Hansen
Trine Holst Jensen
Kim Wilsborg  |  Netherlands
Jeroen Lunsingh
Marc van de Kuilen
Luuk Veltink
Edwin Vermetten

### Sitting volleyball

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Mixed team  |  Georgia
David Dardzuli
Enver Giglemiani
Besarion Gudushauri
Giorgi Jabakhidze
Paata Jibuti
Levan Mikava
Mirian Mirianashvili
Manuchar Nakishashvili
Murtaz Osepaishvili
Kakhaberi Zirakashvili  |  United Kingdom
Daniel Bingley
Kushal Limbu
Scott McNeice
Michael Mellon
Pa Modou Njie
Netra Rana
James Rose
Daniel Shanahan
Aveuta Tuila
Paul Twitchell
Alan White
Darren Young  |  Estonia
Egerd Erreline
Rene Hinrikus
Margus Hoop
Ott Jõesaar
Tarmo Lepik
Ergo Mets
Marek Piirimägi
Madis Põri
Ivan Smirnov
Agor Tettermann

### Swimming

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Men
Event  | Class  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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50 m freestyle | ISA  | Massimo Sapio
Italy | Mark Ormrod
United Kingdom | not awarded
100 m freestyle  | Mark Ormrod
United Kingdom | Garry Robinson
Australia | not awarded
50 m backstroke  | Massimo Sapio
Italy | not awarded | not awarded
50 m breaststroke  | Mark Ormrod
United Kingdom | not awarded | not awarded
50 m freestyle | ISB  | Armando Marco Iannuzzi
Italy | John Elliott Ayo
United States | Antonio Auricchio
Italy
100 m freestyle  | Armando Marco Iannuzzi
Italy | John Elliott Ayo
United States | Antonio Auricchio
Italy
50 m backstroke  | Armando Marco Iannuzzi
Italy | Shay Hampton
United States | Raffaele Vicente Di Luca
Italy
50 m breaststroke  | Shay Hampton
United States | Ronald van Dort
Netherlands | Armando Marco Iannuzzi
Italy
50 m freestyle | ISC  | Michael Goody
United Kingdom | Andrew Wilkinson
Australia | Dorian Gardner
United States
100 m freestyle  | Andrew Wilkinson
Australia | Michael Goody
United Kingdom | Alex Dewar
United Kingdom
50 m backstroke  | Michael Goody
United Kingdom | Andrew Wilkinson
Australia | Alex Dewar
United Kingdom
50 m breaststroke  | Andrew Wilkinson
Australia | Alex Dewar
United Kingdom | Michael Goody
United Kingdom
50 m freestyle | ISD  | Tom Foster
Australia | Bogdan Oksentiuk
Ukraine | Volodymyr Korol
Ukraine
100 m freestyle  | Tom Foster
Australia | Volodymyr Korol
Ukraine | Bogdan Oksentiuk
Ukraine
50 m backstroke  | Tom Foster
Australia | Volodymyr Korol
Ukraine | Richard Gamble
United Kingdom
50 m breaststroke  | Tom Foster
Australia | Viktor Shynkaruk
Ukraine | Luke Hill
Australia

Women
Event  | Class  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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50 m freestyle | ISB  | Raina Marie Hockenberry
United States | not awarded | not awarded
100 m freestyle  | Hannah Marguerite Stolberg
United States | not awarded | not awarded
50 m backstroke  | Hannah Marguerite Stolberg
United States | not awarded | not awarded
50 m breaststroke  | Hannah Marguerite Stolberg
United States | not awarded | not awarded
50 m freestyle | ISC  | Sonya Newman
Australia | Rachel Williamson
United Kingdom | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States
100 m freestyle  | Sonya Newman
Australia | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States | Rachel Williamson
United Kingdom
50 m backstroke  | Sonya Newman
Australia | Rachel Williamson
United Kingdom | Danielle Nichole Pothoof
United States
50 m breaststroke  | Sonya Newman
Australia | Rachel Williamson
United Kingdom | Kristen Elizabeth Morris
United States
50 m freestyle | ISD  | Taryn Barbara
Australia | Kira Lavine
United States | Ruth Hunt
Australia
100 m freestyle  | Kira Lavine
United States | Taryn Barbara
Australia | Ruth Hunt
Australia
50 m backstroke  | Ruth Hunt
Australia | Linn Aubrey Dillard
United States | Kira Lavine
United States
50 m breaststroke  | Ruth Hunt
Australia | Stephanie Verhoef
Netherlands | Kira Lavine
United States
4 × 50 m freestyle relay  |  United States
Linn Aubrey Dillard
Kira Lavine
Kristen Elizabeth Morris
Danielle Nichole Pothoof  | Unconquered
Taryn Barbara
Raina Marie Hockenberry
Ruth Hunt
Sonya Newman  | not awarded

Mixed
Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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4 × 50 m freestyle relay  |  Australia
Tom Foster
Dean Knobel
Nathan Whittington
Andrew Wilkinson  |  United Kingdom
Alex Dewar
Richard Gamble
Michael Goody
David Watts  |  United States
Steven Bortle
Dorian Gardner
Alexis Eugene Padilla
Michael Anthony Sousadocarma

### Wheelchair basketball

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Mixed team  |  United States
Ross Alewine
Josue Paul Barron
Brian Canich
Chance Field
Matthew Grashen
Stephanie Johnson
Alex Michael Nguyen
Chris Parks
Ryan Pinney
Joshua David Smith
George Edward Vera
Brian Anthony Williams  |  Netherlands
Jacco Dudink
Jeroen Lunsingh
Marc van de Kuilen
Jelle van der Steen
Ronald van Dort
Edwin Vermetten
Jeffrey Vroegop
Alina Zoet  |  United Kingdom
Daniel Bingley
Paul Guest
Ryan Hewitt
Lee Matthews
Michael Mellon
Richard Pullen
James Rose

### Wheelchair rugby

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Event  | Gold  | Silver  | Bronze

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Mixed team  |  Australia
Pete Arbuckle
Matt Blunt
Davin Bretherton
Matthew Brumby
Dave Connolly
Mark Daniels
Braedon Griffiths
Trudi Lines
Pete Rudland
Jamie Tanner
Jeff Wright  |  United Kingdom
Daniel Bingley
Peter Dunning
Michael Matthews
Scott McNeice
Michael Mellon
Jeff Robinson
Clive Smith
Martin Tye  |  United States
Josue Paul Barron
Jay Collins
Brant Ireland
Sebastiana Lopez
Ryan Major
Alex Michael Nguyen
Joel Rodriguez
Joshua David Smith
Sua Tui
Brian Anthony Williams

## Media and broadcast

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ABC was the broadcast partner for the fourth Invictus Games with extensive broadcasting relating to the Invictus Games broadcast across the network on free-to-air, video on demand (iVIEW), YouTube live streaming, radio, podcasts and online.[13] APN Outdoor was the official outdoor media partner, and Facebook the social media partner.[5]

## References

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1. ^ Everett, Seth. "2018 Invictus Games Feature Competition From Wounded Warriors". Forbes.
2. ^ "Invictus Games: Everything you need to know ahead of this year's Sydney Games". ABC News. 3 October 2018. Retrieved 24 October 2018.
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