The Australian team has finished on top of the medal tally at the 2011 UCI Junior Track World Championships.

The team collected nine medals, including six gold, two silver and a bronze to finish clear of the Russian Federation and Germany.

New South Wales' Jackson Law and South Australia's Alexander Edmondson secured the team's sixth gold medal on the final night of competition in the 30km madison.

In other events, New South Wales' Timothy McMillan finished ninth in the keirin and Victoria's Adele Sylvester, who claimed silver in the team sprint with Taylah Jennings on the opening night, finished sixth in the 500m time trial.

Queensland's Emily Roper and Tasmania's Georgia Baker, who collected gold in the team pursuit with Jennings, both finished in the top ten in the individual pursuit.

Full report soon.

Australia's Medallists

Gold

  • Jack Cummings, Alexander Edmondson, Jackson Law, Alexander Morgan - Team Pursuit *World Record
  • Georgia Baker, Taylah Jennings & Emily Roper - Team Pursuit
  • Caleb Ewan - Omnium
  • Taylah Jennings - Omnium
  • Jackson Law and Alexander Edmondson - Madison
  • Jaron Gardiner - Kilometre Time Trial

Silver

  • Adele Sylvester and Taylah Jennings - Team Sprint
  • Georgia Baker - Scratch race

Bronze

  • Jackson Law - Individual Pursuit

The Australian team for the 2011 UCI Junior Track World Championships:

  • Jack Cummings (Endeavour Hills, VIC 02.01.1994)
  • Alexander Edmondson (Stirling, SA 22.12.1993)
  • Caleb Ewan (Bowral, NSW 07.11.1994)
  • Jaron Gardiner (Miners Rest, VIC 10.03.1993)
  • Jackson Law (Balgownie, NSW 02.02.1993)
  • Timothy McMillan (Woronora Heights, NSW 10.12.1993)
  • Alexander Morgan (Mitcham, VIC 18.07.1994)
  • Luke Parker (Ormond, VIC 21.10.1993)
  • Rick Sanders (Heatherton, VIC 03.05.1993)
  • Georgia Baker (Perth, TAS 21.09.1994)
  • Taylah Jennings (The Range, QLD 18.05.1994)
  • Allee Proud (Mt Hawthorn, WA 26.02.1994)
  • Emily Roper (Elanora, QLD 24.07.1994)
  • Adele Sylvester (Hawthorn East, VIC 02.11.1993)

Source: Cycling Australia, Monday, 22 August 2011