Louise Sauvage

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Paralympics
Sport
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Wheelchair Racing
Wheelchair Sports

Louise Sauvage is recognized and acknowledged for her unique athleticism and outstanding success as a wheelchair track and road athlete. Louise captured the attention of the world media and through her sporting achievements is an international house hold name.

At age 18 Louise declared that she was to become a professional athlete and would earn a living from her sport – 15 years later she defied those doubting her and retired as one of Australia’s most successful athletes. Along the way Louise has changed the perception of elite athletes with a disability and the sports they compete in. She has helped create awareness, education and acceptance of disability in general in the eyes and minds of the media and the public.

Louise dominated the sport of wheelchair track and road racing during her career winning a total of 9 Gold and 4 Silver paralympic medals from 4 Paralympic Games.

She represented Australian at 3 Olympic Games winning 2 Gold and 1 Bronze in the 800m women’s wheelchair demonstration race – the highlight – Gold in front of 110,000 spectators in her home town at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Louise is a Commonwealth Games Silver medalist and five time Gold medalist at the IAAF World Athletic Championships. She recorded World records in every distance on the track from 100m to 5000m and has 1st place victories in some of the worlds most prestigious road races including 4 Boston Marathon titles.

Louise has completed a Post Graduate in Applied Science (Coaching) and is now employed by the NSW Institute of Sport with the National Wheelchair Track and Road Program as an Assistant National Coach working with Australia’s future champions.