Para Swimming
Chloe OsbornPLY
Paralympic silver medallist and world-record-holding relay world champion — with a story, from childhood cancer to the Paris podium, that carries any campaign about resilience.
Paralympic silver medallist and world-record-holding relay world champion — with a story, from childhood cancer to the Paris podium, that carries any campaign about resilience.
Chloe suits resilience, healthcare, cause and youth briefs where the story does the heavy lifting.
Diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma at 12, she reached a Paralympic podium at 20 — and has kept climbing since: four medals at her World Championships debut in Singapore, including relay gold in a world record and two individual silvers. She is an emerging face of Australian para sport on a rising trajectory to LA 2028, with an authentic connection to childhood-cancer causes and grassroots swimming. For partners who want to grow with an athlete rather than rent a name at its peak, Chloe is the early-entry opportunity.
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Chloe Osborn is an Australian Paralympic silver medallist who is taking the swimming world by storm. At the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games she won silver in the Mixed 4x100m Freestyle Relay 34pts, and at her World Championships debut in Singapore in 2025 she claimed four medals — gold and a world record in the mixed 4x100m freestyle relay, individual silvers in the 100m and 400m freestyle S7, and relay bronze.
Chloe’s love for sports began with soccer, but at the age of 12 her life was turned upside down by a diagnosis of Ewing Sarcoma, a rare and aggressive cancer in her spine. The surgery to remove the tumor resulted in nerve damage and a spinal injury, preventing her from returning to contact sports. However, undeterred, Chloe’s physio introduced her to swimming, and from that moment on she channeled her incredible focus and energy into the pool.
Despite challenges, Chloe’s competitive spirit thrived as she quickly rose through the ranks. In 2023, she was selected as a member of The Para Flippers Development Squad before selection for the Australian Swim Para Team that competed at the Para Swimming European Open Championships in 2024.
As an S7 classification swimmer, her work paid off when she qualified for the 400m freestyle and 100m freestyle individual events in the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games as well as competing in the 4 x 100 34pts relay and 4 x 50 20pts relay.
Chloe has always aimed to achieve high, and although her path changed, her dream of representing Australia never wavered. Beyond her personal achievement, Chloe hopes to inspire others, spreading awareness and hope for the next generation of Para-athletes.
Watch this space as Chloe’s journey continues to the 2028 LA Paralympic Games!
Won the 100m freestyle multi-class final at the Australian Trials in a lifetime-best 1:11.49
World Championships debut, Singapore: gold + world record (3:58.40), mixed 4x100m freestyle relay 34pts; silver, 400m freestyle S7; silver, 100m freestyle S7; bronze, mixed 4x100m medley relay 34pts · three golds at the Para Swimming World Series opener, Melbourne
Paris Paralympics: silver, mixed 4x100m freestyle relay 34pts in an Oceania record (4:01.90); 4th, 400m freestyle S7 in a PB; finalist, 100m freestyle S7 · Australian team, Para Swimming European Open Championships, Madeira — relay bronze with an Oceania record
Selected in Swimming Australia’s Para Flippers Development Squad
Began competing as an S7 classification swimmer
Australian Para Swim Team
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