Which Country Finished on Top at the Commonwealth Games 2026 With a Record 171 Medals? List of All Players Who Won Medals

Australia finished first at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow with a record 171 medals, including 70 gold, 45 silver, and 56 bronze. Check the complete medal tally and Australia's medal breakdown with the list of all players who won medals at CWG 2026.

Aug 3, 2026, 09:39 IST
Which Country Finished on Top at the Commonwealth Games 2026? Australia Tops Medal Tally with 171 Medals: Check All Players' Names
Which Country Finished on Top at the Commonwealth Games 2026? Australia Tops Medal Tally with 171 Medals: Check All Players' Names

Australia has shown its best performance at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow, which finished on top at the Commonwealth Games 2026 with a record 171 medals.

In CWG 2026, Australia has shown its dominant performance in various sports, including swimming, athletics, cycling, gymnastics, boxing, weightlifting, para sports, and several team events, winning 70 gold, 45 silver and 56 bronze medals at CWG 2026in Glasgow.

This 171-medal haul is the highest number of medals won by Australia in the 2026 Commonwealth Games, which highlighted Australia's dedication to multiple sports in CWG 2026, which gave it a position as one of the strongest Commonwealth sporting nations.

Key Highlights

  • Top Nation: Australia

  • Overall Rank: 1st

  • Total Medals: 171

  • Gold: 70

  • Silver: 45

  • Bronze: 56

  • Men's Medals: 78

  • Women's Medals: 91

  • Mixed Event Gold Medals: 2

  • Top Medal-Winning Sports: Swimming, Athletics, Track Cycling, Gymnastics, Boxing, Weightlifting

  • Australia Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Tally 

    Australia's medals came from men's, women's, and mixed events.

    Category
    Gold
    Silver
    Bronze
    Total
    Men
    30
    23
    25
    78
    Women
    38
    22
    31
    91
    Mixed
    2
    0
    0
    2
    Total
    70
    45
    56
    171

    Australia's Gold Medal Count by Major Sport

    Sport
    Gold Medals
    Swimming & Para Swimming
    40+
    Athletics & Para Athletics
    10+
    Track Cycling & Para Cycling
    12+
    Artistic Gymnastics
    4
    Boxing
    2
    Weightlifting
    1
    Wheelchair Basketball
    2
    Para Bowls
    2
    Others
    Remaining Gold Medals

    List of All Australian Players Who Won Medals at the Commonwealth Games 2026

    Here is given the complete list of all Australian players who won medals at the Commonwealth Games 2026 in table format in separate medal-wise categories: gold, silver, and bronze, with athlete name, related sports, and events.

    Australia's Commonwealth Games 2026 Medal Winners (Glasgow)

    Gold Medal Winners (Glasgow)

    Athlete(s)/Team
    Sport
    Event
    Lani Pallister
    Swimming
    Women's 400m Freestyle
    Jenna Jones
    Swimming
    Women's 100m Freestyle S13
    Jenna Forrester
    Swimming
    Women's 200m Backstroke
    Alex Saffy
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Butterfly S10
    Meg Harris, Shayna Jack, Alex Perkins, Mollie O'Callaghan
    Swimming
    Women's 4×100m Freestyle Relay
    Flynn Southam, Kai Taylor, Harrison Turner, Kyle Chalmers
    Swimming
    Men's 4×100m Freestyle Relay
    Sam Short
    Swimming
    Men's 400m Freestyle
    Mollie O'Callaghan
    Swimming
    Women's 200m Freestyle
    Alex Perkins
    Swimming
    Women's 50m Butterfly
    Sam Williamson
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Breaststroke
    Australia Women's Team
    Artistic Gymnastics
    Women's Team
    Flynn Southam, Kyle Chalmers, Shayna Jack, Meg Harris
    Swimming
    Mixed 4×100m Freestyle Relay
    Tim Hodge
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Backstroke S9
    Iona Anderson
    Swimming
    Women's 100m Backstroke
    Cameron McEvoy
    Swimming
    Men's 50m Freestyle
    Lani Pallister
    Swimming
    Women's 1500m Freestyle
    Kai Taylor, Sam Short, Harrison Turner, Edward Sommerville
    Swimming
    Men's 4×200m Freestyle Relay
    Kate McDonald
    Artistic Gymnastics
    Uneven Bars
    Jenna Forrester
    Swimming
    Women's 400m Individual Medley
    Meg Harris
    Swimming
    Women's 100m Freestyle
    Beau Matthews
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Breaststroke SB9
    Alex Perkins
    Swimming
    Women's 100m Butterfly
    Sam Williamson
    Swimming
    Men's 50m Breaststroke
    Sam Short
    Swimming
    Men's 800m Freestyle
    Rose Davies
    Athletics
    Women's 10,000m
    Lani Pallister, Hannah Casey, Inez Miller, Mollie O'Callaghan
    Swimming
    Women's 4×200m Freestyle Relay
    Breanna Scott
    Artistic Gymnastics
    Balance Beam
    Jesse Moore
    Artistic Gymnastics
    Parallel Bars
    Kirralee Hayes
    Para Swimming
    Women's 50m Freestyle S13
    Flynn Southam
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Freestyle
    Jenna Forrester
    Swimming
    Women's 200m IM
    Ky Robinson
    Athletics
    Men's 10,000m
    Lani Pallister
    Swimming
    Women's 800m Freestyle
    Iona Anderson, Sam Williamson, Matthew Temple, Meg Harris
    Swimming
    Mixed 4×100m Medley Relay
    Eleanor Patterson
    Athletics
    Women's High Jump
    Kai Taylor
    Swimming
    Men's 200m Freestyle
    Meg Harris
    Swimming
    Women's 50m Freestyle
    Kyle Chalmers
    Swimming
    Men's 50m Butterfly
    Ben Armbruster
    Swimming
    Men's 50m Butterfly (shared gold)
    Lakeisha Patterson
    Para Swimming
    Women's 100m Freestyle S9
    Brittany Casteluzzo
    Swimming
    Women's 200m Butterfly
    Sam Short
    Swimming
    Men's 1500m Freestyle
    Iona Anderson, Sienna Toohey, Alex Perkins, Meg Harris
    Swimming
    Women's 4×100m Medley Relay
    Henry Allan, Sam Williamson, Matt Temple, Flynn Southam
    Swimming
    Men's 4×100m Medley Relay
    Australia
    Wheelchair 3×3 Basketball
    Men's Tournament
    Australia
    Wheelchair 3×3 Basketball
    Women's Tournament
    Eileen Cikamatana
    Weightlifting
    Women's 86kg
    Rose Davies
    Athletics
    Women's 5,000m
    Georgia Baker, Claudia Marcks, Alyssa Polites, Felicity Wilson-Haffenden, Sophie Edwards
    Track Cycling
    Women's Team Pursuit
    Tara Neyland
    Para Track Cycling
    Women's C4-C5 Individual Pursuit
    Ryan Elliott, Leigh Hoffman, Daniel Barber
    Track Cycling
    Men's Team Sprint
    Blake Agnoletto
    Track Cycling
    Men's Elimination Race
    Georgia Baker
    Track Cycling
    Women's 10km Scratch Race
    Isaac Beacroft
    Athletics
    Men's 10,000m Walk
    Oliver Bleddyn
    Track Cycling
    Men's Individual Pursuit
    Abbey Caldwell
    Athletics
    Women's Mile
    Rhiannon Clarke
    Para Athletics
    Women's 200m T38
    Matthew Denny
    Athletics
    Men's Discus
    Jye Dixon
    Boxing
    Men's 55kg
    Emma-Sue Greentree
    Boxing
    Women's 75kg
    Leigh Hoffman
    Track Cycling
    Men's Sprint
    Lachlan Kennedy, Joshua Azzopardi, Calab Law, Rohan Browning
    Athletics
    Men's 4×100m Relay
    Mackenzie Little
    Athletics
    Women's Javelin
    Jemima Montag
    Athletics
    Women's 10,000m Walk
    Kurtis Marschall
    Athletics
    Men's Pole Vault
    Serena Bonnell & Louise Hoskins
    Para Bowls
    Women's Pairs B6-B8
    Damien Delgado & James Reynolds
    Para Bowls
    Men's Pairs B6-B8
    Leigh Hoffman
    Track Cycling
    Men's 1,000m Time Trial
    Tara Neyland
    Para Track Cycling
    Women's C4-C5 1,000m Time Trial
    Alyssa Polites
    Track Cycling
    Women's Elimination Race

    Australia's Commonwealth Games 2026 Silver Medal Winners

    Silver Medal Winners (Glasgow)

    Athlete(s)/Team
    Sport
    Event
    Jasmine Greenwood
    Swimming
    Women's 200m IM SM10
    Col Pearse
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Butterfly S10
    Elijah Winnington
    Swimming
    Men's 400m Freestyle
    Lani Pallister
    Swimming
    Women's 200m Freestyle
    Jack Ireland
    Swimming
    Men's 200m Freestyle S14
    Gemma Sellick
    Swimming
    Women's 100m Backstroke S9
    Flynn Southam
    Swimming
    Men's 50m Freestyle
    Matt Temple
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Butterfly
    Breanna Scott
    Artistic Gymnastics
    Women's All-Around
    Mollie O'Callaghan
    Swimming
    Women's 100m Freestyle
    Ben Goedemans
    Swimming
    Men's 800m Freestyle
    Harrison Turner
    Swimming
    Men's 200m Butterfly
    Ullrich Muller
    Athletics
    Men's 100m T38
    Lachlan Kennedy
    Athletics
    Men's 100m
    Sienna Toohey
    Swimming
    Women's 50m Breaststroke
    Iona Anderson
    Swimming
    Women's 50m Backstroke S10
    William Petric
    Swimming
    Men's 400m IM
    Nicola Olyslagers
    Athletics
    Women's High Jump
    Alex Perkins
    Swimming
    Women's 50m Freestyle
    Emily Beecroft
    Para Swimming
    Women's 100m Freestyle S9
    Australia
    3×3 Basketball
    Men's Tournament
    Jess Hull
    Athletics
    Women's 5,000m
    Australia Men's Team
    Track Cycling
    Men's Team Pursuit
    Jessica Gallagher
    Para Track Cycling
    Women's Tandem B Sprint
    Gordon Allan
    Para Track Cycling
    Men's C1-C3 1,000m Time Trial
    Leigh Hoffman
    Track Cycling
    Men's Keirin
    Joshua Katz
    Judo
    Men's -60kg
    Nina Kennedy
    Athletics
    Women's Pole Vault
    Conor Leahy
    Track Cycling
    Men's Individual Pursuit
    Layla Sharp
    Para Athletics
    Women's Long Jump T38
    Luke Boyes
    Athletics
    Men's 800m
    Jacob Cassar
    Boxing
    Men's 65kg
    Thomas Cornish
    Track Cycling
    Men's 10km Scratch Race
    Aoife Coughlan
    Judo
    Women's -70kg
    Jessica Gallagher
    Track Cycling
    Women's Tandem B 1,000m Time Trial
    Jess Hull
    Athletics
    Women's Mile
    Claudia Marcks
    Track Cycling
    Women's 1,000m Time Trial
    Saya Middleton
    Judo
    Women's -63kg
    Elizabeth McMillen
    Athletics
    Women's 10,000m Walk
    Cameron Myers
    Athletics
    Men's Mile
    Ky Robinson
    Athletics
    Men's 5,000m
    Georgia Baker
    Track Cycling
    Women's Elimination Race
    Oliver Bleddyn
    Track Cycling
    Men's 40km Points Race
    Kayhan Ozcicek-Takagi
    Judo
    Men's +100kg
    Maria Swan
    Judo
    Women's -78kg

    Australia's Commonwealth Games 2026 Bronze Medal Winners

    Bronze Medal Winners (Glasgow)

    Athlete(s)/Team
    Sport
    Event
    Hani Watson
    Para Powerlifting
    Women's Heavyweight
    Jenna Forrester
    Swimming
    Women's 400m Freestyle
    Kirralee Hayes
    Para Swimming
    Women's 100m Freestyle S13
    Hannah Fredericks
    Swimming
    Women's 200m Backstroke
    Australia Men's Team
    Artistic Gymnastics
    Men's Team
    Ben Goedemans
    Swimming
    Men's 400m Freestyle
    Jesse Moore
    Artistic Gymnastics
    Men's All-Around
    Harrison Vig
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Backstroke S9
    Jamie Jack
    Swimming
    Men's 50m Freestyle
    Victoria Belando Nicholson
    Swimming
    Women's 100m Backstroke S9
    Sienna Toohey
    Swimming
    Women's 100m Breaststroke
    Ben Armbruster
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Butterfly
    Molly Walker
    Swimming
    Women's 1500m Freestyle
    James Hardy
    Artistic Gymnastics
    Floor Exercise
    James Hardy
    Artistic Gymnastics
    Rings
    Ella Ramsay
    Swimming
    Women's 400m IM
    Shayna Jack
    Swimming
    Women's 100m Freestyle
    Tim Hodge
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Breaststroke SB9
    Matt Galea
    Swimming
    Men's 800m Freestyle
    Matt Temple
    Swimming
    Men's 200m Butterfly
    Lara Roberts
    Athletics
    Women's Hammer Throw
    Torrie Lewis
    Athletics
    Women's 100m
    Zac Stubblety-Cook
    Swimming
    Men's 200m Breaststroke
    Nya Hayman
    Weightlifting
    Women's 69kg
    Kyle Chalmers
    Swimming
    Men's 100m Freestyle
    Jenna Jones
    Para Swimming
    Women's 50m Freestyle S13
    Molly Walker
    Swimming
    Women's 800m Freestyle
    Ollie Saxton
    Weightlifting
    Men's 94kg
    Shayna Jack
    Swimming
    Women's 50m Freestyle
    Cameron McEvoy
    Swimming
    Men's 50m Butterfly
    Lizzie Dekkers
    Swimming
    Women's 200m Butterfly
    Ben Goedemans
    Swimming
    Men's 1500m Freestyle
    Australia
    Wheelchair 3×3 Basketball
    Women's Tournament
    Tori West
    Athletics
    Women's Heptathlon
    Kane Perris
    Para Track Cycling
    Men's Tandem B 1,000m Time Trial
    Eliza Ault-Connell
    Para Athletics
    Women's 1500m T54
    Eve Bryson
    Boxing
    Women's 65kg
    Sarah Billings
    Athletics
    Women's 800m
    Ayla Kowalczyk
    Para Athletics
    Women's Long Jump T38
    James Moriarty
    Track Cycling
    Men's Individual Pursuit
    Pedro Carlos Antun Neto
    Judo
    Men's -60kg
    Lekeisha Pergoliti
    Boxing
    Women's 70kg
    Paul Trainor
    Boxing
    Women's 80kg
    Georgia Baker
    Track Cycling
    Women's 25km Points Race
    Briseis Brittain
    Para Athletics
    Women's 200m T38
    Brooke Buschkuehl
    Athletics
    Women's Long Jump
    Claudia Hollingsworth
    Athletics
    Women's Mile
    Sam Rizzo
    Para Athletics
    Men's 1500m T54
    Rebecca Henderson
    Athletics
    Women's 10,000m Walk
    Keishin Ochi
    Judo
    Men's -81kg
    Kane Perris
    Para Track Cycling
    Men's Tandem B Sprint
    Tayte Ryan
    Track Cycling
    Men's Sprint
    Australia
    Netball
    Women's Tournament
    Kristina Clonan
    Track Cycling
    Women's Keirin
    Erin Normoyle
    Para Track Cycling
    Women's C4-C5 1,000m Time Trial
    Tayte Ryan
    Track Cycling
    Men's 1,000m Time Trial

    Australia at the Commonwealth Games: 2022 vs 2026

    Here you can see the comparison table of Australia at the Commonwealth Games in 2022 vs 2026:

    Commonwealth Games
    Gold
    Silver
    Bronze
    Total
    Birmingham 2022
    67
    57
    54
    178
    Glasgow 2026
    70
    45
    56
    171

    Although Australia's total medal count was slightly lower than in Birmingham 2022, it won three more gold medals, making the 2026 campaign even more successful in terms of championship titles

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Which country has won the most medals in the Commonwealth Games 2026?

    Australia has won the most medals in the Commonwealth Games 2026 in Glasgow, with a total of 171 medals.

    How many medals did Australia win at the Commonwealth Games 2026?

    Australia won a total of 171 medals in the Commonwealth Games 2026, including 70 gold, 45 silver, and 56 bronze medals.

    In which sports did Australia win the most medals in the Commonwealth Games 2026?

    In swimming, Australia won 40+ medals in the Commonwealth Games 2026, which is the highest medal count of any other sport.

    Where were the Commonwealth Games 2026 held?

    The 2026 Commonwealth Games were held in Glasgow, Scotland, from 23 July to 2 August 2026.


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