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CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

• World record and Gold in the 4x 100 Freestyle at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
• 4th in the 100 freestyle at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
• 4th in the 50 freestyle at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
• 2019 qualified for World championship for the 100 and 200 freestyle relay 

Shayna Jack is an Olympic gold medalist, Commonwealth Games gold medalist, World champion & World-Record holder, with an incredible story of resilience and determination.

Recently becoming a first-time Olympian after a terrific performance at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, cementing her emphatic comeback, winning 2x Olympic gold medals in the women's 4x100m and 4x200m freestyle relays, as well as an outstanding performance in the women's 100m freestyle final.

Fortunate to enjoy a reputation as someone who is positive and genuinely upbeat in her approach to life and sport, Shayna’s aim has always been to engage and interact in a fun and engaging manner with everyone she meets. She has become acutely aware of the impact she has as a high-profile swimmer and representative of Australia, taking her responsibility to the sport seriously with her deep-rooted desire to positively impact everyone that crosses her path.

Shayna has been presented with significant challenges during her swimming career. In 2019, she was accused of using a performance enhancing substance. Despite knowing she did not use the substance, this seismic result turned Shayna’s world upside down and pitchforked her into an unknown world of lawyers, politics and machinations. Throughout this process, Shayna learnt that her individuality was her strength, and her unbridled passion for swimming would not be defeated despite the significant hurdles she faced. Her message became that honesty and the trust will always prevail, and that these pillars should never be comprised no matter the circumstances.

These challenges have equipped Shayna with the necessary skills to mentor and teach the next generation, hoping that her own journey can reaffirm the undeniable value of positive mental health and the strength of a positive mind. Shayna looks forward to sharing the strategies and practices that supported her through her own trials and tribulations, with other athletes no matter how big or small their challenges or goals are.

In 2022, Shayna was back! Securing a gold, silver and bronze medal at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games. In 2023, Shayna made even bigger waves, winning three gold, two silver, and helping Australia set three new world-record times at the 2023 World Swimming Championships.