Alexandra Viney (born 10 June 1992) [1] is an Australian Paralympic rower. She was a member of the PR3 Mix 4+ at the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics and at the 2024 Paris Paralympics. [2] [3]

Tasmania-born Al Viney was a promising young rower throughout her high school years. At the age of 18, in 2010, Al survived a high-speed car accident caused by a drunk driver. The accident left her with lasting impairments to her left elbow, forearm and hand.

Tasmanian born Alexandra Viney was a promising young rower throughout her high school years. Alex’s rowing career was cut short in December 2010. At the age of 18, Alex survived a serious, high-speed car accident caused by a drunk driver. The accident left Alex with lasting impairments to her left elbow, forearm & hand.

Alexandra Viney is focused on fulfilling a dream – even if that dream looks a little different than anticipated. On the night of her year 12 graduation at the age of 18, the Tasmania-born rower survived a high-speed car accident caused by a drunk driver. The accident left her with lasting impairments to her left elbow, forearm and hand.

10 小时之前 · Deloraine-born, two-time Paralympian Alex Viney is returning to the waters of Lake Barrington this week. I was born and raised in Tassie and enjoy telling the stories that local sport has to offer ...

2019年11月3日 · “We’ve got this.” | #Train4Tokyo VIS Para-rowers, Alexandra Viney and Alex Vuillermin, have two very different stories, but together they share a vision to row at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics and...

2024年10月7日 · Discipline: PR3 Para Rowing. Studying: Master of Business (Sport Management) Highlights:

2025年2月10日 · The PR3 Mixed Coxed Four which includes VIS duo Alex Viney and Alex Vuillermin, opened Australia’s 2019 World Championships campaign with a win in their heat to progress through to Thursday’s semi-finals. On the day of ‘one year to go’ to the Paralympics, Viney was happy with her team’s performance.

Tasmania-born Al Viney was a promising young rower throughout her high school years. At the age of 18, in 2010, Al survived a high-speed car accident caused by a drunk driver. The accident left her with lasting impairments to her left elbow, forearm and hand.