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Apr
2021
Full list of medalists from the Commonwealth Games held on the Gold Coast in Australia, 2018:
Men’s 46-49kg
Galal Yafai – England
Amit Panghal – India
Thiwanka Ranasinghe – Sri Lanka / Juma Miiro – Uganda
Men’s 52kg
Gaurav Solanki – India
Brendan Irvine – Northern Ireland
M Vidanalange Ishan Bandara – Sri Lanka / Reece McFadden – Scotland
Men’s 56kg
Peter McGrail – England
Kurt Walker – Northern Ireland
Hussamuddin Mohammed – India / Eric Basran – Canada
Men’s 60kg
Harry Garside – Australia
Manish Kaushik – India
Michael McDonagh – Wales / James McGivern – Northern Ireland
Men’s 64kg
Jonas Jonas – Namibia
Thomas Blumenfeld – Canada
Luke McCormack – England / Jessie Lartey – Ghana
Men’s 69kg
Pat McCormack – England
Aidan Walsh – Northern Ireland
Manoj Kumar – India / Winston Hill – Fiji
Men’s 75kg
Vikas Krishan – India
Dieudonne Wilfried Seyi Ntsengue – Cameroon
Steven Donnelly – Northern Ireland / John Docherty – Scotland
Men’s 81kg
Sammy Lee – Wales
Ato Plodzicki-Faoagali – Samoa
Clay Waterman – Australia / Harley O’Reilly – Canada
Men’s 91kg
David Nyika – New Zealand
Jason Whateley – Australia
Cheavon Clarke – England / Naman Tanwar – India
Men’s +91kg
Frazer Clarke – England
Satish Kumar – India
Patrick Mailata – New Zealand / Keddy Agnes – Seychelles
Women’s 45-48kg
MC Mery Kom – India
Kristina O’Hara – Northern Ireland
Anusha Dilrukshi Koddithuwakku – Sri Lanka / Tasmyn Benny – New Zealand
Women’s 51kg
Lisa Whiteside – England
Carly McNaul – Northern Ireland
Taylah Robertson – Australia / Christine Ongare -Kenya
Women’s 57kg
Skye Nicolson – Australia
Michaela Walsh – Northern Ireland
Sabrina Aubin-Boucher – Canada / Alexis Pritchard – New Zealand
Women’s 60kg
Anja Stridsman – Australia
Paige Murney – England
Troy Garton – New Zealand / Yetunde Odunuga – Nigeria
Women’s 69kg
Sandy Ryan – England
Rosie Eccles – Wales
Marie-Jeanne Parent – Canada / Kaye Scott – Australia
Women’s 75kg
Lauren Price – Wales
Caitlin Parker – Australia
Tammara Thibeault – Canada / Millicent Agboegbulem -Nigeria