Minna Atherton is an accomplished Australian competitive swimmer who has consistently excelled in the backstroke and freestyle events. Atherton has represented her country at numerous international competitions, including the World Championships and Commonwealth Games, where she has garnered a host of medals for her impressive performances. Atherton is revered for her tireless work ethic and relentless dedication to her sport, qualities that have earned her the distinction of being the short course world record holder for the 100m backstroke in Budapest, 2019. That same year, she also won three additional medals, including a gold, at the World Championships in Korea. Atherton comes from an athletic family with a legacy in the sport of rowing, with both her grandfather and brother representing their country in this discipline. Atherton’s talent and consistent success in the pool have solidified her reputation as a top athlete in the world of competitive swimming.