Wales at Commonwealth Games 2026
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Wales at Commonwealth Games 2026
Wales won 31 medals at Commonwealth Games 2026: 9 gold, 10 silver and 12 bronze, placing 9th among the 45 nations in the medal table.
The medals came in Artistic Gymnastics, Boxing, Para Athletics, Para Bowls, Para Swimming, Para Track Cycling, Swimming, Track Cycling and 1 more sport.
Gold medals: Floor exercise (Ruby Evans); Discus throw F44 (Aled Davies); Long jump T38 (Olivia Breen); and 6 more.
- GoldFloor exerciseRuby Evans
- BronzeUneven barsEmily Roper
- BronzeVaultAbigail Roper
- Silver70 kgOrlando Holley-Sotomi
- Silver90 kgConnor Williams
- Bronze60 kgOwain Harris-Allan
- Bronze70 kgRosie Eccles
- GoldDiscus throw F44Aled Davies48.38 m
- GoldLong jump T38Olivia Breen5.09 m
- Silver100 metres T38Olivia Breen12.86SB
- SilverDiscus throw F44Funmi Oduwaiye38.52 mSB
- BronzeDiscus throw F44Bree Cronin36.00 mSB
- BronzeMixed pairs B2-3Team
- Silver100 metre freestyle S13Ela Letton-Jones1:04.30
- Bronze200 metre freestyle S14Rhys Darbey1:56.24
- SilverTandem 1 km time trial BTeam
- SilverTandem sprint BTeam
- Silver100 metre freestyleMatt Richards
- Silver200 metre freestyleMatt Richards
- Bronze4 x 100 metre freestyle relayTeam3:24.33
- Bronze4 x 200 metre freestyle relayTeam7:09.59
- Gold1 km time trialEmma Finucane
- GoldIndividual pursuitAnna Morris
- GoldKeirinEmma Finucane
- GoldPoints raceAnna Morris
- GoldSprintEmma Finucane
- GoldTeam sprintTeam
- SilverPoints raceJessica Roberts
- BronzeSprintRhian Edmunds
- BronzeTeam pursuitTeam
- Bronze77 kgLaura Hughes224 kg
Frequently Asked Questions
Wales won 31 medals at Commonwealth Games 2026: 9 gold, 10 silver and 12 bronze.
Wales placed 9th 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.
Wales won medals in 9 sports: Artistic Gymnastics, Boxing, Para Athletics, Para Bowls, Para Swimming, Para Track Cycling, Swimming, Track Cycling and Weightlifting.
Track Cycling gave Wales the most medals: 9.
Track Cycling gave Wales the most gold medals: 6.
Wales won 9 gold medals, including Floor exercise (Ruby Evans); Discus throw F44 (Aled Davies); Long jump T38 (Olivia Breen); 1 km time trial (Emma Finucane); Individual pursuit (Anna Morris); Keirin (Emma Finucane); and 3 more.