So many great Australian Olympic memories have come in the pool, and the storylines continued to be written in the swimming events at Paris 2024.
Stars including Ariarne Titmus, Mollie O'Callaghan and Kaylee McKeown delivered multiple medals, while Cameron McEvoy made history on the men's side.
The Sporting News has complied every Aussie medal in the pool.
How many Olympic swimming medals did Australia win at Paris 2024?
Australia won 19 medals in the pool (and the Seine!) at Paris 2024.
We flew out of the gates, claiming four medals on Day 1 of the swimming. Ariarne Titmus steamed away from the competition and into history in the women's 400m freestyle, while the quartet of Shayna Jack, Mollie O'Callaghan, Meg Harris and Emma McKeon scored a win in the women's 4x100m freestyle relay.
It was a quieter affair on Day 2, with McKeon reaching the women's 100m butterfly final but missing out on a podium spot.
Australia returned to the top dais on Day 3 with O'Callaghan pipping Titmus to gold in the 200m freestyle in an Australia one-two.
Day 4 saw another gold to Australia via Kaylee McKeown in the 100m backstroke, while the men snared a bronze in the 4x200m freestyle relay.
Australia narrowly missed out on gold through Day 5 with Zac Stubblety-Cook (200m breaststroke) and Kyle Chalmers (100m freestyle) claiming silvers.
On Day 6, the impressive women's 4x200m freestyle relay team grabbed gold with a commanding performance.
A pair of quickfire golds came on Day 7 when Cameron McEvoy and Kaylee McKeown won their respective events within 10 minutes of each other.
On the eighth day of action, a trio of medals came Australia's way. McKeown picked up a bronze, Titmus won a silver, and the mixed medley relay team also made the podium.
A pair of silvers – Meg Harris in the 50m free and the women's 4x100m medley relay team – concluded Australia's campaign in the pool on the ninth and final day.
Moesha Johnson added to Australia's overall swimming medal tally by picking up silver in the women's 10km marathon swim.
Final swimming medal tally
| Gold | 7 |
| Silver | 9 |
| Bronze | 3 |
| Overall | 19 |
Which swimming medals did Australia win?
Gold medals
- Ariarne Titmus (Women's 400m freestyle)
- Shayna Jack/Mollie O'Callaghan/Meg Harris/ Emma McKeon (Women's 4x100m freestyle relay)
- Mollie O'Callaghan (Women's 200m freestyle)
- Kaylee McKeown (Women's 100m backstroke)
- Mollie O’Callaghan/Lani Pallister/Brianna Throsell/Ariarne Titmus (Women's 4x200m freestyle relay)
- Cameron McEvoy (Men's 50m freestyle)
- Kaylee McKeown (Women's 200m backstroke)
Silver medals
- Elijah Winnington - Men's 400m freestyle
- Jack Cartwright/Flynn Southam/Kai Taylor/Kyle Chalmers (Men's 4x100m freestyle relay)
- Ariarne Titmus (Women's 200m freestyle)
- Zac Stubblety-Cook (Men's 200m breaststroke)
- Kyle Chalmers (Men's 100m freestyle)
- Ariarne Titmus (Women's 800m freestyle)
- Meg Harris (Women's 50m freestyle)
- Kaylee McKeown/Jenna Strauch/Emma McKeon/Mollie O'Callaghan (Women's 4x100m medley relay)
- Moesha Johnson (Women's 10km marathon)
Bronze medals
- Maximilian Giuliani/Flynn Southam/Elijah Winnington/Thomas Neill (Men's 4x200m freestyle relay)
- Kaylee McKeown (Women's 200m individual medley)
- Kaylee McKeown/Joshua Yong/Matthew Temple/Mollie O'Callaghan (Mixed 4x100m mixed medley)
