Boccia was the first cerebral palsy sport to be added to the Paralympic program in the 1984 Summer Paralympics.
Australia first started participating in the 1988 Summer Paralympics
Australia was represented by a team of four athletes:
Men - Bourke Gibbons OAM, Murray Parker, Donald Turton
Women - Lynette Coleman
Australia did not win any medals.
Australia represented by:
Australia did not win any medals.
Australia represented by:
The 1996 result was the best ever for an Australian team in Boccia, however they did not win any medals.
Australia represented in boccia by:
Most athletes did not progress from the first round of pool games. Scott Eslworth was the best performed athlete making the quarter-finals.
Australia did not participate
Australia did not participate
Australia did not participate
Australia selected Daniel Michel and his ramp assistant Ashlee McClure for their debut Games. Michel is the first player since the 2000 Sydney Paralympics.
Australian Team at 2016 Summer Paralympics Detailed Results
Team - Daniel Michel (ramp assistant Ashlee McClure), Spencer Cotie (ramp assistant Zoe Dix) and Jamieson Leeson (ramp assistant Zoe Dix). Officials - Ken Halliday (Head Coach); Caroline Walker (Team Manager); Sarah Skidmore (Carer).
Daniel Michel won the bronze medal in the Mixed individual BC3
Team - Daniel Michel (ramp assistant Ashlee McMaddern) and Jamieson Leeson (ramp assistant Jasmine Haydon) <br/> Officials - Ken Halliday (Head Coach); Caroline Walker (Team Manager); Jessica Michel (Carer), Phoebe Carter (Video analyst).
Daniel Michel and Jamieson Leeson won silver medals.
Australian Team at the 2024 Summer Paralympics Detailed Results