2002 Commonwealth Games

The 2002 Commonwealth Games were held in Manchester, England from July 25 to August 4. The XVII Games as a world-class event and the most significant multi-sport event to be held in the United Kingdom since the 1948 Summer Olympics. 72 nations competed in 14 individual sports and 3 team sports events.

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List of Sports

After experimenting with it on a smaller scale at the 1994 Commonwealth Games and dropping it at the 1998 Games, disabled competitions were held in swimming, athletics, bowls, table tennis and weightlifting. The medals were added to the final tally for each nation.

Commonwealth Games Associations

Memorable events

The netball final between Australia and New Zealand. Played before a capacity crowd of 12,000 people, the game see-sawed throughout the four quarters, both teams pulling out to significant leads only to be clawed back to level pegging. New Zealand were one goal up with only 30 seconds to go, and in attack, when called for stepping, Australia taking advantage to score and tying the game at 46-all at full time. Two seven minute periods of overtime were played, with the game becoming increasingly more frantic and scrappy as the score was levelled again at 55-all after overtime, with the situation that the first team to get two goals ahead won the game. After three minutes of sudden-death extra time Australia won the game 57-55, in one of the most exciting games of netball ever played.

In a slightly underwhelming Australian performance at the pool, Ian Thorpe still managed to set yet another world record in his pet event, the 400 metre freestyle swimming. His quest for seven gold medals was ended by team-mate Matt Welsh in the 100 m backstroke.

British track athlete Paula Radcliffe won her first major gold medal with a dominant, front running performance in the 5,000 metres, to record a time of 14:31.42, over 20 seconds ahead of silver medallist Edith Masai of Kenya and a massive 1 minute 21 seconds faster than the inaugural running of the event four years earlier.

In the final of the 100 m for men (athletics), the two British favourites (Dwain Chambers & Mark Lewis-Francis) both pulled up with injuries. The race was won by Kim Collins of Saint Kitts and Nevis, winning the country's first Commonwealth title.

Simon Whitfield of Canada, the 2000 Olympic champion, won gold in the triathlon.

On the last day of track competition, England won gold in both the men's 4x100 and 4x400 relays by tiny margins, recording the same time (38.62) as the Jamaican quartet in sprint relay and holding off a fast finishing Welsh team by 1/100th of a second in the longer race, with a winning time of 3:00.40. The women's 4x400 relay was won by Australia in a major upset after the favoured Jamaican team dropped the baton, with Cathy Freeman, out of condition as she looks after her ill husband, nevertheless ran the second leg to assist the team to victory.

In winning the triple jump England's Jonathan Edwards simultaneously held the World, Olympic, European and Commonwealth championships and the World record. He would lose the European title a week later in Munich.

Another world record was set in the 4000 metre team pursuit at the track cycling by the Australian team. Scot Chris Hoy took the individual time trial and 19-year old prodigy Nicole Cooke of Wales won the women's cycling road race in a sprint finish, having seemed out of contention after a mistake on the last lap.

South African swimmer Natalie du Toit created history. As well as winning her events in the newly-included disabled swimming event, the 18-year-old, missing the lower section of her left leg, made the final of the 800 metre able-bodied freestyle event. The integration of a small number of elite disabled sporting events into the games was regarded as a success.

In gymnastics England's Beth Tweddle and Kanukai Jackson gave the home crowd something to cheer about taking gold in the asymmetric bars and all around events respectively. Herodotos Giorgallas also won the first gymnastics gold ever for Cyprus when tying with Scotland's Steve Frew.

Manchester's famously grey weather, which had largely behaved itself for the games, got its revenge in the closing ceremony as it drenched those dignitaries, spectators and athletes who turned up (many stayed in the village and watched on television). Melbourne singer Vanessa Amorosi managed to keep a straight face, but only just, as she sang her signature tune, "Shine".

Medal Table by Country

(Host nation in bold.)

Position	Country:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:	Total:
1.	Template:AUS	82	62	62	206
2.	Missing image ENG.PNG England	54	51	60	165
3.	Template:INDIA	32	21	19	72
4.	Template:CAN	31	41	42	114
5.	Template:NZL	11	13	21	45
6.	Template:RSA	9	20	17	46
7.	Template:CMR	9	1	2	12
8.	Template:MAS	7	9	18	34
9.	Scotland	6	8	16	30
10.	Template:NGA	5	4	11	20
11.	Wales	4	15	12	31
12.	Template:KEN	4	8	4	16
13.	Template:JAM	4	6	7	17
14.	Template:SIN	4	2	7	13
15.	Template:BAH	4	0	4	8
16.	Template:NAURU	2	3	10	15
17.	Northern Ireland	2	2	1	5
18.	Template:CYP	2	1	1	4
19.	Template:PAK	1	3	3	7
20.	Template:FIJ	1	1	1	3
21.	Template:ZAM	1	1	1	3
22.	Template:ZIM	1	1	0	2
23.	Template:NAM	1	0	4	5
24.	Template:TAN	1	0	1	2
25.	Template:BAN	1	0	0	1
26.	Template:GUY	1	0	0	1
27.	Template:MOZ	1	0	0	1
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Medals by Event

Athletics

Track

Event:	Gold:		Silver:		Bronze:
100 m Men	Kim Collins, St. Kitts & Nevis,	9.98	Uchenna Emedolu, Nigeria,	10.11	Pierre Browne, Canada,	10.12
100 m Women	Debbie Ferguson, Bahamas,	10.91	Veronica Campbell, Jamaica,	11.00	Sevatheda Fynes, Bahamas,	11.07
100 m Hurdles Women	Lacena Golding-Clarke, Jamaica,	12.77	Vonette Dixon, Jamaica,	12.83	Angela Atede, Nigeria,	12.98
110 m Hurdles Men	Shaun Bownes, South Africa,	13.35	Colin Jackson, Wales,	13.39	Maurice Wignall, Jamaica,	13.62
200 m Men	Frankie Fredericks, Namibia,	20.06	Marlon Devonish, England,	20.19	Darren Campbell, England,	20.21
200 m Women	Debbie Ferguson, Bahamas,	22.20	Juliet Campbell, Jamaica,	22.54	Lauren Hewitt, Australia,	22.69
400 m Men	Michael Blackwood, Jamaica,	45.07	Shane Niemi, Canada,	45.09	Avard Moncur, Bahamas,	45.12
400 m Women	Aliann Pompey, Guyana,	51.63	Lee McConnell, Scotland,	51.68	Sandie Richards, Jamaica,	51.79
400 m Hurdles Men	Chris Rawlinson, England,	49.14	Matt Elias, Wales,	49.28	Ian Weakley, Jamaica,	49.69
400 m Hurdles Women	Jana Pittman, Australia,	54.40	Debbie-Ann Parris, Jamaica,	55.24	Karlene Houghton, Canada	56.13
800 m Men	Mbulaeni Mulaudzi, South Africa	1:46.32	Joseph Mutua, Kenya	1:46.57	Kris McCarthy, Australia	1:46.79
800 m Women	Maria Mutola, Mozambique,	1:57.35	Diane Cummins, Canada,	1:58.82	Agnes Samaria, Namibia,	1:59.15
1500 m Men	Michael East, England,	3:37.35	William Chirchir, Kenya,	3:37.70	Youcef Abdi, Australia,	3:37.77
1500 m Women	Kelly Holmes, England,	4:05.99	Hayley Tullett, Wales,	4:07.52	Helen Pattinson, England,	4:07.62
3,000 m Steeplechase Men	Stephen Cherono, Kenya,	8:19.41	Ezekiel Kemboi, Kenya,	8:19.78	Abraham Cherono, Kenya,	8:19.85
5,000 m Men	Sammy Kipketer, Kenya,	13:13.51	Benjamin Limo, Kenya,	13:13.57	William Kirui, Kenya,	13:18.02
5,000 m Women	Paula Radcliffe, England,	14.31.42	Edith Masai, Kenya,	14:53.76	Ines Chenonge, Zimbabwe,	15:06.06
10,000 m Men	Wilberforce Talel, Kenya,	27:45.39	Paul Kosgei, Kenya,	27.45.46	John Yuda, Tanzania,	27:45.78
10,000 m Women	Salina Kosgei, Kenya,	31:27.83	Susan Chepkemei, Kenya,	31:32.04	Susie Power, Australia,	31:32.20
Marathon Men	Francis Naali, Tanzania,	2:11.58	Joshua Chelanga, Kenya,	2:12.44	Andrew Letherby, Australia,	2:13.23
Marathon Women	Kerryn McCann, Australia,	2:30.05	Krishna Stanton, Australia,	2:34.52	Jackie Gallagher, Australia,	2:36.37
20 km Walk Men	Nathan Deakes, Australia,	1:25.35	Luke Adams, Australia,	1:26.03	David Kimutai, Kenyan,	1:28.20
20 km Walk Women	Jane Saville, Australia,	1:36.34	Lisa Kehler, England,	1:36.45	Yuan Yufang, Malaysia,	1:40.00
50 km Walk Men	Nathan Deakes, Australia,	3:52.40	Craig Barrett, New Zealand,	3:56.42	Tim Berrett, Canada,	4:04.25
4 x 100 m Relay Men	England,	38.62	Jamaica,	38.62	Australia,	38.87
4 x 100 m Women	Bahamas,	42.44	Jamaica,	42.73	England,	42.84
4 x 400 m Men	England,	3:00.40	Wales,	3:00.41	Bahamas,	3:01.35
4 x 400 m Women	Australia,	3:25.63	England,	3:26.73	Nigeria,	3:29.16

Field

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Long Jump Men	Nathan Morgan, England, 8.02 m	Gable Garenamotse, Botswana, 7.91 m	Kareem Streete-Thompson, Cayman Islands, 7.89 m
Long Jump Women	Joanne Wise, England, 6.63 m	Jacqueline Edwards, Bahamas, 6.59 m	Nicole Boegman, Australia, 6.58 m
Triple Jump Men	Jonathan Edwards, England, 17.86 m	Phillips Idowu, England, 17.68 m	Leevan Sands, Kenya, Bahamas, 17.26 m
Triple Jump Women	Ashia Hansen, England, 14.86 m	Francois Mbango, Cameroon, 14.82 m	Trecia Smith, Jamaica, 14.32 m
high jump Men	Mark Boswell, Canada, 2.28 m	Kwaku Boateng, Canada, 2.25 m	Benjamin Challenger, England, 2.25 m
high jump Women	Hestrie Storbeck (Storbeck), South Africa, 1.96 m	Susan Jones, England, 1.90 m	Nicole Forrester, Canada, 1.87 m
javelin throw Men	Steve Backley, England, 86.81 m	Scott Russell, Canada, England, 78.98 m	Nick Nieland, England, 78.63 m
javelin throw Women	Laverne Eve, Bahamas, 58.46 m	Cecilia McIntosh, Australia, 57.42 m	Kelly Morgan, England, 57.09 m
Discus Men	Frantz Kruger, South Africa, 66.39 m	Jason Tunks, Canada, 62.61 m	Robert Weir, England, 59.24 m
Discus Women	Beatrice Faumuina, New Zealand, 60.82 m	Neelam Jaswant Singh, India, 58.49 m	Shelley Newman, England, 58.13 m
Hammer Men	Mick Jones, England, 72.55 m	Phil Jensen, New Zealand, 69.48 m	Paul Head, England, 68.60 m
Hammer Women	Lorraine Shaw, England, 66.83 m	Bronwyn Eagles, Australia, 65.24 m	Karyne DiMarco, Australia, 63.40 m
Shot Put Men	Justin Anlezark, Australia, 20.91 m	Janus Robberts, South Africa, 19.97 m	Carl Myerscough, England, 19.91 m
Shot Put Women	Judy Oakes, England, 18.83 m	Myrtle Augee, England, 17.16 m	Johanna Abrahamse, South Africa, 16.52 m
pole vault Men	Okkert Brits, South Africa, 5.75 m	Paul Bergess, Australia, 5.70 m	Dominic Johnson, St. Lucia, 5.60 m
pole vault Women	Tatiana Grigorieva, Australia, 4.35 m	Kym Howe, Australia, 4.15 m	Irie Hill, England, Bridgid Isworth, Australia & Stephanie McCann Canada, 4.10 m
Heptathlon Women	Jane Jamieson, Australia, 6059 points	Kylie Wheeler, Australia, 5962 points	Margaret Simpson, Ghana, 5906 points
Decathlon Men	Claston Bernard, Jamaica, 7830 points	Matt McEwen, Australia, 7685 points	Jamie Quarry, Scotland, 7630 points

Badminton

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens Singles	Muhammad Hafiz Hashim, Malaysia	Lee Tseun Seng, Malaysia	Wong Choong Hann Malaysia & Richard Vaughan Wales
Womens Singles	Li Li, Singapore	Tracey Hallam, England	Aparna Popat, India & Ng Mee Fen, Malaysia
Mens Doubles	Chan Chong Ming and Chew Choon, Malaysia	Chang Kim Wai & Chong Tan Fook, Malaysia	James Anderson & Simon Archer, England and Anthony Clark & Nathan Robertson, England
Womens Doubles	Ang Li Peng & Lim Pek Siah, Malaysia	Nicole Gordon & Sara Petersen, New Zealand	Gail Emms & Joanne Goode, England and Chin Eei Hui & Wong Pei Tty, Malaysia
Mixed Doubles	Simon Archer and Joanne Goode (Wright), England	Chew Choon Eng & Chin Eei Hui, Malaysia	Anthony Clark & Sara Sankey, England and Daniel Shirley & Sara Petersen, New Zealand

Boxing

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Light Flyweight 48 kg	Mohamed Ali Qamar, India	Darran Langley, England	Taoreed Ajabe, Nigeria & Zamzai Azizi Mohamed, Malaysia
Flyweight 51 kg	Kennedy Kanyanta, Zambia	Lechedzani Luza, Botswana	Sébastien Gauthier, Canada & Nzimeni Msutu, South Africa
Bantamweight 54 kg	Justin Kane, Australia	Andrew Kooner, Canada	Ezekiel Letuka, Lesotho & Mark Moran, England
Featherweight 57 kg	Haider Ali, Pakistan	Som Bahadur Pun, India	Benoît Gaudet Canada & Joshua Veikko, Namibia
Lightweight 60 kg	Jamie Arthur, Wales	Dennis Zimba, Zambia	Gilbert Khunwane, Botswana & Andrew Morris, England
Light Welterweight 63.5 kg	Darren Barker, England	Mohammed Kayongo, Uganda	Davidson Emenogu Nigeria & Davies Mwale, Zambia
Welterweight 67 kg	Daniel Geale, Australia	Kwanele Zulu, South Africa	Daniel Codling, New Zealand & Ali Nuumbembe, Namibia
Light Middleweight 71 kg	Jean Pascal, Canada	Paul Smith, England	Junior Greenidge, Barbados & Craig McEwan, Scotland
Middleweight 75 kg	Paul Miller, Australia	Steven Birch, England	Jitender Kumar, India & Michael Walchuk, Canada
Light Heavyweight 81 kg	Jegbefumere Albert, Nigeria	Joseph Lubega, Uganda	Ben McEachran, Australia & Daniel Venter, South Africa
Heavyweight	Jason Douglas, Canada	Kertson Manswell, Trinidad & Tobago	Shane Cameron, New Zealand & Andrew Young, Scotland
Super Heavyweight over 91 kg	David Dolan, England	David Cadieux, Canada	Gozie Dijeh, Zambia & Kevin Evans, Wales

Cycling

Mountain biking

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens cross country	Roland Green, Canada	Seamus McGrath, Canada	Liam Killeen, England
Womens cross country	Chrissy Redden, Canada	Susy Pryde, New Zealand	Mary Grigson, Australia

Track cycling

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens Sprint 1000 m Individual	Ryan Bayley, Australia	Sean Eadie, Australia	Jobie Dajka, Australia
Mens Sprint 750 m Team	Australia, Jobie Dajka, Sean Eadie & Ryan Bayley	England, Jamie Staff, Jason Queally & Andy Slater	Scotland, Chris Hoy, Craig Maclean & Ross Edgar
Womens Sprint 1000 m Individual	Kerrie Meares, Australia	Lori-Ann Muenzer, Canada	Anna Meares, Australia
Womens Time Trial 500 m	Kerrie Meares, Australia	Jules Paulding, Canada	Lori-Ann Muenzer, Canada
Mens Match Sprint 1000 m	Chris Hoy, Scotland	Jason Queally, England	Jamie Staff, England
Womens 3000 m Individual Sprint	Sarah Ulmer, New Zealand	Katherine Bates, Australia	Alison Wright, Australia
Mens 4000 m Individual Pursuit	Brad McGhee, Australia	Bradley Wiggins, England	Paul Manning, England
Mens 4000 m Team Pursuit	Australia	England	New Zealand
Mens 20 km Scratch Race	Graeme Brown, Australia	Huw Pritchard, Wales	Tony Gibb, England
Womens 24 km Points Race	Katherine Bates, Australia	Rochelle Gilmore, Australia	Clara Hughes, Canada
Mens 40 km Points Race	Greg Henderson, New Zealand	Mark Renshaw, Australia	Chris Newton, England

Road bicycle racing

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Womens Time Trial Road Race	Clara Hughes, Canada	Anna Millward, Australia	Lyne Bessette, Canada
Mens Time Trial Road Race	Cadel Evans, Australia	Michael Rogers, Australia	Nathan O'Neill, Australia
Womens Road Race	Nicole Cooke, Wales	Sue Palmer-Komar, Canada	Rachel Heal, England
Mens Road Race	Stuart O'Grady, Australia	Cadel Evans, Australia	Baden Cooke, Australia

Gymnastics

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Womens Balance Beam	Kate Richardson, Canada	Allana Slater, Australia	Jacqui Dunn, Australia
Womens Floor Exercise	Sarah Lauren, Australia	Becky Owen, England	Kylie Stone, Canada
Womens Uneven Bars	Beth Tweddle, England	Allana Slater, Australia	Vanessa Meloche, Canada
Womens Vault	Allana Slater, Australia	Alexandra Croak, Australia	Vanessa Meloche, Canada
Womens All Round Individual	Kate Richardson, Canada	Beth Tweddle, England	Allana Slater, Australia
Womens All Round Team Event	Australia	England	Canada
Mens Floor Exercise	Kyle Shewfelt, Canada	Ng Shu Wai, Malaysia	Philippe Rizzo, Australia
Mens Horizontal or High Bar	Philippe Rizzo, Australia	Damian Istria, Australia	Alexander Jeltkov, Canada
Mens Parallel Bars	Philippe Rizzo, Australia	David Kikuchi, Canada	John Smethurst, England
Mens Pommel Horse	Andrei Kravtsov, Australia	Richard Ikede, Canada	Brennon Dowrick, Australia
Mens Rings	Steve Frew, Scotland & Herodotos Giorgallas, Cyprus		Athol Myhill, South Africa
Mens Vault	Kyle Shewfelt, Canada	Kanukai Jackson, England	Loke Yik Siang, Malaysia
Mens All Round Individual	Kanukai Jackson, England	Philippe Rizzo, Australia	Alexander Jeltkov, Canada
Mens All Round Team Event	England	Canada	Australia

Field Hockey

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens Team Event	Australia	New Zealand	Pakistan
Womens Team Event	India	England	Australia

Lawn Bowls

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens Singles	Robert Donnelly, South Africa	Jeremy Hardy, Northern Ireland	Mike Kernaghan, New Zealand & Robert Weale, Wales
Womens Singles	Siti Zalina Ahmad, Malaysia	Karen Murphy, Australia	Marlene Castle, New Zealand & Lorna Trigwell, South Africa
Mens Doubles	Alex Marshall & George Sneddon, Scotland	Stephen Farish & Dean Morgan, England	Mohamed Aziz Maswadi & Safuan Said, Malaysia & Shaun Addinall & Gerry Baker, South Africa
Womens Doubles	Joanna Edwards & Sharon Sims, New Zealand	Ellen Cawker & Jill Hackland, South Africa	Amy Gowshall & Lynne Whitehead, England and Anwen Butten & Joanna Weale, Wales
Mens Fours	England	South Africa	Northern Ireland and Wales
Womens Fours	England	Canada	New Zealand & Wales

Netball

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Womens Netball	Australia	New Zealand	Jamaica

Rugby Sevens

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens Rugby Sevens	New Zealand	Fiji	South Africa

Shooting

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens Air Pistol Individual	Michael Gault, England	Samaresh Jung, India	Jaspal Rana, India
Womens Air Pistol Individual	Lalita Yauhleuskaya, Australia	Dorothy Hare, Canada	Annemarie Forder, Australia
Mens Air Pistol Team	Nick Baxter and Michael Gault, England	Samaresh Jung & Jaspal Rana, India	André Malherbe & Friedhelm Sack, Namibia
Womens Air Pistol Pairs	Kim Eagles & Dorothy Hare, Canada	Shweta Chaudhary & Sheila Kanungo, India	Annemarie Forder & Lalita Yauhleuskaya, Australia
Mens Air Rifle Individual	Asif Hossain Khan, Bangladesh	Abhinav Bindra, India	Tim Lowndes, Australia
Womens Air Rifle Individual	Anjali Bhagwat, India	Suma Shirur, India	Louise Minnett, England
Mens Air Rifle Pairs	Sameer Ambekar & Abhinav Bindra India	Mohamed Hameley Mutalib & Mohammed Emran Zakaria, Malaysia	Chris Hector & Nigel Wallace England
Womens Air Rifle Pairs	Anjali Bhagwat & Suma Shirur India	Sharon Bowes & Jacklyn Mecredy, Canada	Victoria Eaton & Louise Minett, England
Mens 25 m Center-Fire Pistol Individual	Jaspal Rana, India	Bruce Quick, Australia	Irshad Ali, Pakistan
Mens 25 m Center-Fire Pistol Pairs	Jaspal Rana and Mahaveer Singh, India	David Moore and Bruce Quick, Australia	Irshad Ali & Zahid Ali, Pakistan
Mens Clay Pigeon Trap Individual	Michael Diamond, Australia	Adam Vella, Australia	Anwer Sultan, India
Mens Free Pistol Individual	Michael Gault, England	Samaresh Jung, India	Daniel van Tonder, South Africa
Mens Free Pistol Pairs	Samaresh Jung & Vivek Singh, India	David Moore and Bruce Quick, Australia	Daniel van Tonder & Frederick van Tonder, South Africa
Standard Pistol Individual	Jaspal Rana, India	Frederick van Tonder, South Africa	Michael Gault, England
Standard Pistol Pairs	Samaresh Jung & Jaspal Rana, India	Phil Adams & Bruce Quick, Australia	Daniel van Tonder & Frederick van Tonder, South Africa
Fullbore Rifle Queens Prize – Open Pair	David Calvert and Martin Millar, Northern Ireland	Peter Bramley & David Dodds, South Africa	Glyn Barnett & Jane Messer England
Fullbore Rifle Queens Prize – Open Individual	David Calvert, Northern Ireland	David Dodds, South Africa	Diane Collings, New Zealand
Mens Olympic Trap Individual	Michael Diamond, Australia	Adam Vella, Australia	Anwer Sultan, India
Womens Olympic Trap Individual	Cynthia Meyer, Canada	Anita North, England	Susan Nattrass, Canada
Mens Olympic Trap Pairs	Michael Diamond & Adam Vella Australia	Christopher Dean & Ian Peel, England	James Birkett-Evans & Michael Wixey, Wales
Womens Olympic Trap Pairs	Nessa Jenkins & Diane Reeves, Australia	Lesley Goddard & Anita North, England	Cynthia Meyer & Susan Nattrass, Canada
Mens Double Trap Individual	Rajyavardhan Singh, India	Russell Mark, Australia	William Chetcuti, Malta
Womens Double Trap Individual	Charlotte Kerwood, England	Nadine Stanton, New Zealand	Cynthia Meyer, Canada
Mens Double Trap Pairs	Ali Khan Moraad & Rajyavardhan Singh, India	Michael Diamond & Russell Mark, Australia	John Bellamy & Richard Faulds, England
Womens Double Trap Pairs	Teresa Borrell & Nadine Stanton, New Zealand	Cynthia Meyer & Susan Nattrass, Canada	Suzanne Balogh & Suzie Trindall, Australia
Mens 25 m Rapid Fire Pistol Individual	Metodi Igorov, Canada	Bruce Quick, Australia	Allan McDonald, South Africa
Mens 25 m Rapid Fire Pistol Pairs	Bhanwar Lal Dhaka & Mukesh Kumar India	Allan McDonald & Frederick van Tonder, South Africa	Bruce Favell & Bruce Quick, Australia
Mens Skeet Individual	Clayton Miller, Canada	Michael Thomson, Scotland	Antonis Nicolaides, Cyprus
Womens Skeet Individual	Lauryn Ogilvie, Australia	Natalia Rahman, Australia	Edith Barnes, Scotland
Mens Skeet Pairs	Christos Kourtellas and Antonis Nicolaides, Cyprus	George Barton & David Cunningham, Australia	Richard Brickell & Drew Harvey, England
Womens Skeet Pairs	Lauryn Ogilvie & Natalia Rahman, Australia	Susan Bramley & Pinky Le Grelle, England	Linda Conley & Susan Nattrass, Canada
Mens Free Rifle Three positions Individual	Charan Singh, India	Tim Lowndes, Australia	Samuel Wieland, Australia
Mens Free Rifle Three positions Pairs	Tim Lowndes & Samuel Wieland Australia	Jason Burrage & Chris Hector, England	Subbaiah Airira Pemmaiah & Charan Singh India
Mens Free Rifle Prone Individual	Tim Lowndes, Australia	Mike Babb, England	Jaco Henn, South Africa
Mens Free Rifle Prone Pairs	Mike Babb & Neil Day England	Jaco Henn & Michael Thiele, South Africa	Mohd Sabki Mohd Din & Mohammed Emran Zakaria, Malaysia
Womens Smallbore Rifle Prone Individual	Kim Frazer, Australia	Esmari van Reenan, South Africa	Juliet Etherington, New Zealand
Womens Smallbore Rifle Prone Pairs	Johanne Brekke & Ceri Dallimore, Wales	Susan Jackson & Sheena Sharpe, Scotland	Linda Smallbone & Helen Vincent, England
Womens Smallbore Rifle Three positions Individual	Anjali Bhagwat, India	Raj Kumari, India	Roslina Bakar, Malaysia
Womens Smallbore Rifle Three positions Pairs	Anjali Bhagwat and Raj Kumari, India	Susan McCready & Susannah Smith, Australia	Sharon Bowes & Cari Johnson, Canada
Womens Sport Pistol Individual	Lalita Yauhleuskaya, Australia	Linda Ryan, Australia	Jocelyn Lees, New Zealand
Womens Sport Pistol Pairs	Linda Ryan and Lalita Yauhleuskaya Australia	Irina Maharani & Bibiana Ng Pei Chin, Malaysia	Tania Corrigan & Jocelyn Lees, New Zealand

Squash

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens Singles	Jonathon Power, Canada	Peter Nicol, England	Stewart Boswell & David Palmer, Australia
Womens Singles	Sarah Fitz-Gerald, Australia	Carol Owens, New Zealand	Rachael Grinham, Australia and Cassie Campion(then Jackman), England
Mens Doubles	Lee Beachill & Peter Nicol, England	Stewart Boswell & Anthony Ricketts, Australia	David Palmer & Paul Price, Australia and Mark Chaloner & Paul Johnson England
Womens Doubles	Carol Owens & Leilani Rorani, New Zealand	Tania Bailey & Cassie Campion(then Jackman), England	Natalie Grinham & Rachael Grinham, Australia and Linda Charman & Fiona Geaves, England
Mixed Doubles	Glen Wilson & Leilani Rorani, New Zealand	David Nicol & Ong Beng Hee, Malaysia	Joe Kneipp & Robyn Cooper, Australia and Chris Walker & Fiona Geaves, England

Swimming

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens 50 m Freestyle	Roland Schoeman, South Africa, 22.33	Brett Hawke, Australia, 22.34	Mark Foster, England, 22.47
Mens multi-disability 50 m Freestyle	Ben Austin, Australia,	Philippe Gagnon, Canada,	Benoît Huot, Canada
Womens 50 m Freestyle	Alison Shepherd, Scotland, 24.76	Jodie Henry, Australia, 25.37	Toni Maree Jeffs, New Zealand, 25.48
Womens multi-disability 50 m Freestyle	Natalie du Toit, South Africa, 29.68	Stephanie Dixon, Canada, 30.60	Danielle Campo, Canada, 35.02
Mens 50 m Butterfly	Geoff Huegill, Australia, 23.57	Roland Schoeman, South Africa, 23.66	Mark Foster, England, 24.11
Womens 50 m Butterfly	Petria Thomas, Australia, 26.66	Nicole Irving, Australia, 27.13	Alison Sheppard, Scotland, 27.30
Mens 50 m Backstroke	Matt Welsh, Australia, 25.65	Alex Lim, Malaysia, 25.67	Johannes Zandberg, South Africa, 25.89
Womens 50 m Backstroke	Dyana Calub, Australia, 28.98	Jennifer Carroll, Canada, 29.05	Sarah Price, England, 29.08
Mens 50 m Breaststroke	James Gibson, England, 27.72	Adam Whitehead, England, 27.79	Darren Mew, England, 27.80
Womens 50 m Breaststroke	Zoe Baker, England, 30.60	Sarah Poewe, South Africa, 31.73	Tarnee White, Australia, 31.74
Mens 100 m Freestyle	Ian Thorpe, Australia, 48.73	Ashley Callus, Australia, 49.45	Ryk Neethling, South Africa, 49.71
Mens multi-disability 100 m Freestyle	Ben Austin, Australia,	Scott Field, South Africa,	David Roberts, Wales
Womens 100 m Freestyle	Jodie Henry, Australia, 55.45	Helene Muller, South Africa, 55.60	Karen Legg, England, 55.86
Womens multi-disability 100 m Freestyle	Natalie du Toit, South Africa, 1:02.93	Stephanie Dixon, Canada, 1:05.05	Kirby Côté, Canada, 1:01.76
Mens 100 m Butterfly	Geoff Huegill, Australia, 52.36	Mike Mintenko, Canada, 52.80	Adam Pine, Australia, 53.02
Womens 100 m Butterfly	Petria Thomas, Australia, 58.57	Mandy Loots, South Africa, 59.68	Jennifer Button, Canada, 1:00.22
Mens 100 m Backstroke	Matt Welsh, Australia, 54.72	Ian Thorpe, Australia, 55.38	Alex Lim, Malaysia, 55.44
Womens 100 m Backstroke	Sarah Price, England, 1:01.06	Dyana Calub, Australia, 1:01.86	Giaan Rooney, Australia, 1:02.22
Mens 100 m Breaststroke	Adam Whitehead, England, 1:01.13	Morgan Knabe, Canada, 1:01.23	James Gibson, England, 1:01.64
Womens 100 m Breaststroke	Leisel Jones, Australia, 1:08.74	Brooke Hanson, Australia, 1:09.10	Sarah Poewe, South Africa, 1:09.29
Mens 200 m Freestyle	Ian Thorpe, Australia, 1:44.71	Grant Hackett, Australia, 1:46.13	Rick Say, Canada, 1:49.40
Womens 200 m Freestyle	Karen Pickering, England, 1:59.69	Karen Legg, England, 1:59.86	Elka Graham, & Petria Thomas, Australia
Mens 200 m Butterfly	Justin Norris, Australia, 1:56.95	Stephen Parry, England, 1:57.71	James Hickman, England, 1:58.55
Womens 200 m Butterfly	Petria Thomas, Australia, 2:08.40	Georgina Lee, England, 2:10.73	Margaretha Pedder, England, 2:11.60
Mens 200 m Backstroke	James Goddard, England, 1:59.83	Gregor Tait, Scotland, 2:00.55	Simon Militis, England, 2:01.04
Womens 200 m Backstroke	Sarah Price, England, 2:10.58	Jo Fargus, Australia, 2:11.60	Katy Sexton, England 2:12.01
Mens 200 m Breaststroke	Jim Piper, Australia, 2:13.10	Terence Parkin, South Africa, 2:13.34	Michael Brown, Canada, 2:13.82
Womens 200 m Breaststroke	Leisel Jones, Australia, 2:25.93	Sarah Poewe, South Africa, 2:27.47	Kelli Waite, Australia, 2:28.58
Mens 400 m Freestyle	Ian Thorpe, Australia, 3:40.08	Grant Hackett, Australia, 3:43.48	Graeme Smith, Scotland, 3:49.40
Womens 400 m Freestyle	Rebecca Cooke, England, 4:09.49	Elka Graham, Australia, 4:11.47	Janelle Atkinson, Jamaica, 4:13.24
Mens 400 m Backstroke	Ian Thorpe, Australia, 3:44.35	Grant Hackett, Australia, 3:44.88	Daniel Kowalski, Australia, 3:48.91
Womens 400 m Backstroke	Susan O’Neill, Australia, 4:12.39	Vicki Horner, England, 4:12.56	Joanne Malar, Canada, 4:13.91
Womens 800 m Freestyle	Rebecca Cooke, England, 8:28.54	Amanda Pascoe, Australia, 8:34.19	Janelle Atkinson, Jamaica, 8:36.23
Mens 1500 m Freestyle	Grant Hackett, Australia, 14:54.29	Graeme Smith, Scotland, 15:07.19	Craig Stevens, Australia, 15:09.24
Mens 200 m Individual Individual Medley	Justin Norris, Australia, 2:01.32	Adrian Turner, England, 2:02.10	James Gibson, England, 2:02.48
Womens 200 m Individual Individual Medley	Kirsty Coventry, Zimbabwe, 2:14.53	Jennifer Reilly, Australia, 2:14.99	Marianne Limpert, Canada, 2:15.07
Mens 400 m Individual Individual Medley	Justin Norris, Australia, 4:16.95	Brian Johns, Canada, 4:17.41	Adrian Turner, England, 4:18.75
Womens 400 m Individual Individual Medley	Jennifer Reilly, Australia, 4:43.59	Elizabeth van Welie, New Zealand, 4:44.56	Jessica Abbott, Australia, 4:47.11
Mens 4 x 100 m Freestyle Relay	Australia, 3:16.42	South Africa, 3:18.86	Canada, 3:19.39
Womens 4 x 100 m Freestyle Relay	Australia, 3:40.41	England, 3:41.47	Canada, 3:45.33
Mens 4 x 100 m Medley Relay	Australia, 3:36.05	England, 3:38.37	Canada, 3:38.91
Womens 4 x 100 m Medley Relay	Australia, 4:03.70	South Africa, 4:05.06	England, 4:05.65
Mens 4 x 200 m Freestyle Relay	Australia, 7:11.69	Canada, 7:17.17	England, 7:22.56
Womens 4 x 200 m Freestyle Relay	England, 8:01.39	Australia, 8:01.91	Canada, 8:04.66
Womens synchronized swimming Solo	Claire Carver-Dias, Canada, 93.834	Gayle Adamson, England, 87.917	Naomi Young, Australia, 85.834
Womens Synchronised Swimming Duet	Claire Carver-Dias and Fanny Létourneau, Canada, 94.417	Gayle Adamson & Katie Hooper, England, 88.167	Ashleigh Rudder & Naomi Young, Australia, 85.917

Diving

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens 1 m Springboard	Alexandre Despatie, Canada	Tony Ally, England	Steven Barnett, Australia
Mens 3 m Springboard	Alexandre Despatie, Canada	Tony Ally, England	Robert Newbery, Australia
Mens 10 m Platform	Pete Waterfield, England	Leon Taylor, England	Alexandre Despatie, Canada
Womens 1 m Springboard	Irina Lashko, Australia	Blythe Hartley, Canada	Jane Smith, England
Womens 3 m Springboard	Irina Lashko, Australia	Émilie Heymans, Canada	Jane Smith, England
Womens 10 m Platform	Loudy Tourky, Australia	Émilie Heymans, Canada	Blythe Hartley, Canada

Table Tennis

Table Tennis medal table by country

Position	Country:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:	Total:
1	Singapore	3	1	7	11
2	England	3	0	1	4
3	New Zealand	1	1	2	4
4	Nigeria	1	1	0	2
5	Australia	0	2	2	4
6	Canada	0	1	1	2
7=	South Africa	0	1	0	1
7=	Wales	0	1	0	1
9	India	0	0	0	3

Event:	Gold:	Silver:	Bronze:
Mens Singles	Toriola Segun Moses, Nigeria	Johnny Huang, Canada	Duan Yong Jun, Singapore & Baboor Chetan Panduranga, India
Womens Singles	Li Chunli, New Zealand	Li Jiawei, Singapore	Jing Jun Hong, Singapore & Tan Paey Fern Sharon, Singapore
Womens EAD Singles - Open Wheelchair	Sue Gilroy, England	Alette Moll, South Africa	Cathy Mitton, England & Joy Boyd, Australia
Mens Doubles	Andrew Baggaley & Gareth Herbert, England	Adam Robertson & Ryan Jenkins, Wales	Duan Yong Jun & Zhang Tai Yong, Singapore and Subramanian Raman & Baboor Chetan Panduranga, India
Womens Doubles	Jing Jun Hong & Li Jiawei, Singapore	Li Karen & Li Chunli, New Zealand	Tan Paey Fern Sharon, & Zhang Xue Ling, Singapore and Lay Jian Fang & Miao Miao, Australia
Mixed Doubles	Duan Yong Jun and Li Jiawei, Singapore	Brett Clarke & Lay Jian Fang, Australia	Zhang Tai Yong & Jing Jun Hong, Singapore and Peter Jackson & Li Chunli, New Zealand
Mens Team	Alex Perry, Andrew Baggaley, Gareth Herbert, Matt Syed, & Terry Young, England	Ayemojuba Sau, Kazeem Nosiru, Merotohun Monday, Saka Suraju & Toriola Segun Moses, Nigeria	Cai Xiao Li, Duan Yong Jun, Leng Chih Cheng, Sen Yew Fai, & Zhang Tai Yong, Singapore and Baboor Chetan Panduranga, Chakraborty Sourav, Roy Soumyadeep, Saha Subhajit & Subramanian Raman, India
Womens Team	Jing Jun Hong, Li Jiawei, Tan Paey Fern Sharon, & Zhang Xue Ling, Singapore	Cho Yuen-Wern, Lay Jian Fang, Miao Miao, Peri Campbell-Innes, & Tammy Gough, Australia	Li Karen, Li Chunli, Tracey McLauchlan, & Smith Laura-Lee, New Zealand and Petra Cada, Geng Lijuan, Marie-Christine Roussy & Chris Xu, Canada

External links

Games Legacy - Manchester commonwealth games 2002 (http://www.gameslegacy.com/)
Frozen reference site for the XVII Commonwealth Games. (http://213.131.178.162/home/)
BBC coverage (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport3/commonwealthgames2002/) - Excellent for checking times/positions

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