Australia first competed at a World Championship tournament in 1997 and Skipping Queensland has a long and proud association, with athletes from Queensland clubs representing Australia on the international stage at World Championships since 1999.
Throughout the history of Australia’s World Championships participation, Queensland athletes have amassed a record haul of gold, silver and bronze medals in individual and team events, with wins and placings for component events and overall status.
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Snap Shot of Queensland Athletes' 2024 Achievements
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New Australian Records:
Cleveland Air Magic: 14 New Records
Earnshaw Eagles: 2 New Records
Hot Shots: 1 New Record
King's Skipperoos: 3 New Records
St Luke's Leapers: 5 New Records
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First Ever Australian National Grand Champions: 2024
Jaymee Gilbert, Jessica Poon, Chloe Mol, Jemma Bahari, Belle Charlesworth, Naomi Tucker, Makella Hoad, Lilly Barker, Jake Eve, Ben Cooper, Mav Larkin, Luke Boon
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International :​
China Open:
SRE: 1st - Jaymee
SRDUR: 1st - Jaymee & Jess
SRSR: 1st- Jaymee, Jess , Makella, Naomi
SRPF: 1st - Ben, Jaymee
WF: 1st- Ben, Belle
DDSS: 1st - Makella, Naomi, Belle
DDSR (Mix): 1st - Ben, Makella, Naomi, Belle
DDSF: 1st - Naomi, Emma, Belle
SRTF: 1st - Ben, Jaymee, Makella, Belle
SRF: 1st Jaymee
Demo Cup (Group) - 1st
Best Performance Award (Team) - Australia
Overall Individual Champion Open Female - Jasmine Hawkins
​Shanghai:
1st ever GOLD in DDC Performance:
& 1 x 30 Speed - Luke, Mav, Belle
72 Queensland athletes representing Australia in Japan as part of TEAM AUSTRALIA 2025
Marcus Li Memorial Award 1st ever recipient (National)
Mackenzi Hoy - King's Skipperoos
NEW WORLD RECORDS:
Double Under World Record
190 Jumps (Tie)
Jaymee Gilbert & Jessica Poon
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​DDSR Mixed World Record
416 Jumps
Luke Boon, Ben Cooper, Lilly Barker, Mav Larkin