Jamieson Leeson was born on 18 March 2003 and is an Australian boccia player.
12 Facts About Jamieson Leeson
Jamieson Leeson won a gold and silver medal at the 2022 World Championships.
Jamieson Leeson was born on 18 March 2003 with spinal muscular atrophy.
Jamieson Leeson uses a wheelchair and her mother, Amanda, is her primary carer.
Jamieson Leeson grew up in Dunedoo, New South Wales and attended Dunedoo Central School.
Jamieson Leeson began playing in 2018 where she was scouted in a school's knock out competition in Orange, New South Wales and trains in Sydney under Australia's Boccia Head Coach Ken Halliday.
In March 2019, Jamieson competed in her first ever boccia competition, winning gold in pairs.
Jamieson Leeson has won silver medals in the singles and pairs at the 2019 Boccia Australia National Titles.
At just 16, Jamieson Leeson has been the youngest person ever to represent Australia in boccia.
Jamieson Leeson won the silver medal in the Women's BC3 and the gold medal in the Mixed Pairs BC3 at the 2022 World Championships in Rio de Janeiro.
Jamieson Leeson competed at the 2024 Summer Paralympics in Paris with her ramp assistant Jasmine Haydon.
Jamieson Leeson won silver in the Women's Individual Bc3, Australia's best ever performance in boccia.