Joel Milburn

Personal information

Born

17 March 1986
Sydney

Height

1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)

Weight

76 kg (168 lb)

Sport

Athletics

Event(s)

400m, 4x400m relay

Medal record

Competitor for Australia
Commonwealth Games
	2010 Delhi	Men's 4 x 400 metres relay
World Championships
	Berlin 2009	4x400 m relay
Universiade
	Bangkok 2007	4x400 m relay

Joel Milburn (born 17 March 1986) is an Australian Dual Olympic 400m sprinter. His Personal Best time for the 400m is 44.80 seconds which he achieved at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing.

Joel won the Australian National 400 m Championship in 2008.^[1] He was then selected for the 400m & 4x400m relay at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing where he made the semi-finals of the individual 400 meters competition.^[2] He placed 15th overall in Beijing in the 400m Individual and 6th in the 4x400m relay with a time of 3.00.02. Joel has represented Australia numerous times at the IAAF World Championships, IAAF World Indoor Championships, Commonwealth Games as well as the Asia-Pacific region (55 nations) at the 2010 IAAF Continental Cup in the 4x400m relay. He has also won a gold medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in the 4x400m relay.

Joel's Athlete webpage: http://www.joelmilburn.com

Personal Bests
Event	Result	Wind	Venue	Date
100m	10.85	+1.3	Sydney	27.10.2007
200m	21.09	+1.4	Sydney	27.03.2010
400m	44.80		Beijing	18.08.2008
4x400m Relay	300.02		Beijing	23.08.2010

Joel Milburn's Australian Caps and international representation:

2012 Olympic Games - London, England. - (DNS)

2010 Commonwealth Games - Delhi, India. -

2010 IAAF Continental Cup - Split, Croatia.

2009 IAAF World Championships - Berlin, Germany.

2008 Beijing Olympic Games - Beijing, China.

2008 IAAF World Indoor Championships - Valencia Spain.

2007 World University Games - Bangkok, Thailand.

2004 IAAF World Junior Championships - Grosseto, Italy. - (DNS)

2003 IAAF World Youth Championships - Sherbrooke, Canada.

References

Australian National Champions in Men's 400 m

1966 – 1967: Gary Eddy
1968: Jim Kemp (USA)
1969: Bill Hooker
1970 – 1971: Ross Wilson
1972: Wayne Collett (USA)
1973: Graeme Wright
1974 – 1975: Steve Gee
1976 – 1977: Rick Mitchell
1978: John Higham
1979: Colin McQueen
1980: Rick Mitchell
1981: Mike Willis
1982 – 1983: Gary Minihan
1984: Bruce Frayne
1985: Miles Murphy
1986: Darren Clark
1987 – 1988: Miles Murphy
1989 – 1990: Darren Clark
1991: Paul Greene
1992: Mark Garner
1993: Darren Clark
1994: Brett Callaghan
1995: Paul Greene
1996: Jamie Baulch (GBR)
1997: Brad Jamieson
1998: Declan Stack
1999: Brad Jamieson
2000: Patrick Dwyer
2001: Paul Pearce
2002 – 2004: Clinton Hill
2005: Ben Offereins
2006: John Steffensen
2007: Sean Wroe
2008: Joel Milburn
2009: Sean Wroe
2010: Ben Offereins
2011 – 2012: Steven Solomon
2013: Alexander Beck
2014: Steven Solomon
2015: Craig Burns

Australian athletes at the 2009 World Championships in Athletics

	Melissa Breen John Steffensen Sean Wroe Joel Milburn Madeleine Pape Ryan Gregson Jeff Riseley

	Jeremy Roff Collis Birmingham David McNeill Sally Pearson Tristan Thomas Brendan Cole Tamsyn Lewis

	Youcef Abdi Donna MacFarlane Ben Offereins Luke Adams Adam Rutter Jared Tallent Claire Tallent

	Jess Rothwell Cheryl Webb Chris Erickson Martin Dent Andrew Letherby Mark Tucker Scott Westcott

	Lisa Jane Weightman Petrina Price Alwyn Jones Steve Hooker Fabrice Lapierre Mitchell Watt Kim Mickle

	Justin Anlezark Scott Martin Benn Harradine Dani Samuels

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