2026 Commonwealth Games

Rory Scott ‘I think that’s was the most fun I’ve ever had lifting a barbell…’
A 5th place finish in the men’s 79kg for arguably the man with the most infectious smile in Glasgow
💚



1785213009811.png
 
I just found out this minute its on. Quick google tells me its apparently Day 4 lol.

Thought comm games died during covid or something. Heard zero about anything to do with the Comm games for years.

Advantage Winston for not watching garbage commercial TV for the last 2 decades.
 
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

9.85s!!!
AUSTRALIAN RECORD OCEANIA RECORD

Lachlan Kennedy ran a Personal Best (PB) of 9.85s (+1.3) to finish 2nd in the Commonwealth Games men's 100m final in Glasgow.

In doing so, he broke Patrick Johnson's long-standing Australian and Oceania Record of 9.93s, which had stood since 2003.


Gold 9.83s Emmanuel Eseme (NR, GR)
Silver 9.85s Lachlan Kennedy (NR, AR)9.90s



1785273829029.png



1785273764173.png



1785276124923.png



1785278334027.png
 

Attachments

  • 1785273812839.png
    1785273812839.png
    462.9 KB · Views: 12
Last edited:
She’s on fire in Glasgow
🔥
🥇


Jenna Forrester makes it two gold medals, backing up her 400m individual medley victory with another Commonwealth title in the 200m IM.


1785274484246.png



1785279440697.png
 
Last edited:
Big Stage Bronze

Lara Roberts has launched her way onto the podium in the Women’s Hammer Throw, claiming Bronze with a brilliant 68.05m throw on her second attempt.
A memorable Commonwealth Games debut for the 22-year-old


1785275063746.png
 
FLYING HIGH.
🇦🇺
🥇
🥈

Australia goes one-two in the women's high jump!

Eleanor Patterson cleared a Commonwealth Games record 1.96m to claim gold, while Nicola Olyslagers secured silver with 1.93m. What a night for Aussie athletics.

What a backstory: Eleanor Patterson wins Commonwealth Games gold, 12 years after she won here in Glasgow previously. An extraordinary comeback over more than a decade.


1785275139034.png



1785279510247.png



1785275152995.png


1785275197753.png



1785275896958.png



1785276935423.png
 
Last edited:
Sienna Tooohey wins Silver
Toohey, a 17-year-old Australian who previously won bronze in the 100 breast, secured silver in 30.54.

The Australian team has won gold in every women’s event so far outside of breaststroke, but Toohey represents the best hope for her country in several years.


1785275488341.png


1785275637205.png
 

Latest posts

Members online

Back
Top