Team Wales roll of honour at Commonwealth Games
Gymnast Ruby Evans won Wales' first gold of the Games in the women's floor event.
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Wales have collected 24 medals so far at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with six gold, six silver and 12 bronze medals.
There are two more guaranteed medals after boxers Orlando Holley-Sotomi and Connor Williams reached Saturday's finals.
Wales' most successful Games were on the Gold Coast in 2018 where they won home 36 medals, including 10 golds, 12 silvers and 14 bronze, but the streamlined nature of this Glasgow event makes it difficult to compare.
The 2026 medals include six in swimming, six in cycling, five in athletics, three in artistic gymnastics, two in boxing and one each in bowls and weightlifting.
The swimming relay podium position count as one medal per race but all the competitors who took part in the heat or finals of that event will be given a medal. That means 13 Welsh swimmers leave Glasgow with medals.
Here is the Team Wales 2026 roll of honour.
GOLD (6)
Ruby Evans, artistic gymnastics, women's floor event
Aled Davies, Para-athletics, men's F42-44/F61-64 discus
Emma Finucane, Rhian Edmunds, Lowri Thomas, cycling, women’s team sprint
Anna Morris, cycling, women's individual 4000m team pursuit
Emma Finucane, cycling, women's sprint
Olivia Breen, Para-athletics, women's T38 long jump
SILVER (6)
Ela Letton-Jones, Para-swimming, women's S13 100m freestyle
Olivia Breen, Para-athletics, women's T38 100m
Matt Richards, swimming, men's 100m freestyle
Matt Richards, swimming, men's 200m freestyle
Funmi Oduwaiye, Para-athletics, women's F42-44/F61-64 discus
James Ball and Matt Rotherham, Para-cycling, men’s tandem B 1000m time trial
BRONZE (12)
Rhys Darbey, Para-swimming, men's S14 200m freestyle
Harry Milne, Kieran Bird, Medi Harris, Meghan Higgs, Matt Richards, Dan Jones, Rebecca Sutton, Theodora Taylor, swimming, mixed 4x100m freestyle relay
Harry Milne, Lewis Fraser, Jack Knight, Kieran Bird, Matt Richards, Dan Jones, Tyler Melbourne-Smith, swimming, men's 4x200m freestyle relay
Abigail Roper, artistic gymnastics, women's vault
Emily Roper, artistic gymnastics, women's uneven bars
Steffan James, Julie Thomas, James Jones and John Wilson, Para-bowls, Para mixed pairs B2-B3
Laura Hughes, weightlifting, women's 77kg
Bree Cronin, Para-athletics, women's F42-44/F61-64 discus
Ciara Oliva, Anna Morris, Jess Roberts, Megan Barker, cycling, women’s team pursuit
Rosie Eccles, boxing, women's 70kg
Rhian Edmunds, cycling, women's sprint
Owain Harris-Allan, boxing, men's 60kg
