New Zealand at Commonwealth Games 2026
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New Zealand at Commonwealth Games 2026
New Zealand won 36 medals at Commonwealth Games 2026: 10 gold, 14 silver and 12 bronze, placing 6th among the 45 nations in the medal table.
The medals came in 3x3 Basketball, Athletics, Judo, Netball, Para Athletics, Para Bowls, Para Swimming, Para Track Cycling and 3 more sports.
Gold medals: 100 metres (Zoe Hobbs); Pole vault (Eliza McCartney); +78 kg (Sydnee Andrews); and 7 more.
- Bronze3x3 BasketballTeam
- Gold100 metresZoe Hobbs10.93AR
- GoldPole vaultEliza McCartney4.65 m
- SilverHammer throwLauren Bruce69.82 m
- SilverJavelin throwTori Moorby60.04 m
- SilverShot putTom Walsh21.03 m
- BronzePole vaultImogen Ayris4.55 m
- Gold+78 kgSydnee Andrews
- Bronze+100 kgKody Andrews
- GoldNetballTeamBeat Jamaica 56-48 in final
- Bronze100 metres T47Anna Grimaldi12.46SB
- SilverMen's pairs B6-8Team
- SilverWomen's pairs B6-8Team
- Silver100 metre breaststroke SB9Joshua Willmer1:11.44
- Gold1 km time trial C1-3Devon Briggs
- GoldTandem 1 km time trial BTeam
- GoldTandem sprint BTeam
- BronzeIndividual pursuit C1-3Devon Briggs
- BronzeIndividual pursuit C4-5Nicole Murray
- Gold200 metre butterflyLewis Clareburt1:55.05
- Gold400 metre individual medleyLewis Clareburt4:08.72
- Silver1500 metre freestyleErika Fairweather15:58.97
- Silver200 metre individual medleyLewis Clareburt1:56.77NR
- Silver400 metre freestyleErika Fairweather4:02.65
- Silver800 metre freestyleErika Fairweather8:24.97
- Bronze200 metre freestyleErika Fairweather1:55.24
- Bronze4 x 200 metre freestyle relayTeam7:51.94
- Bronze50 metre butterflyHazel Ouwehand25.76
- SilverKeirinEllesse Andrews
- SilverScratch raceSamantha Donnelly
- SilverTeam pursuitTeam
- Bronze1 km time trialEllesse Andrews
- BronzePoints raceGeorge Jackson
- BronzeTeam pursuitTeam
- Gold+110 kgDavid Liti389 kgGR
- Silver88 kgCameron McTaggart338 kg
Frequently Asked Questions
New Zealand won 36 medals at Commonwealth Games 2026: 10 gold, 14 silver and 12 bronze.
New Zealand placed 6th among the 45 nations in the medal table, which is ordered by gold medals, then silver, then bronze. Australia led the table with 70 gold medals.
New Zealand won medals in 11 sports: 3x3 Basketball, Athletics, Judo, Netball, Para Athletics, Para Bowls, Para Swimming, Para Track Cycling, Swimming, Track Cycling and Weightlifting.
Swimming gave New Zealand the most medals: 9.
Para Track Cycling gave New Zealand the most gold medals: 3.
New Zealand won 10 gold medals, including 100 metres (Zoe Hobbs); Pole vault (Eliza McCartney); +78 kg (Sydnee Andrews); Netball; 1 km time trial C1-3 (Devon Briggs); Tandem 1 km time trial B; and 4 more.