2026 Commonwealth Games Artistic Gymnastics

Artistic Gymnastics at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, will take place from the 24th to the 28th of July in The Arena. I've done a trawl, and here are some of the announced participants so far. Janelle McDonald (UCLA Head Coach) has been named as the coach to support Tiana Sumanasekera, who makes her debut representing Sri Lanka. Updated due to entries listed on Official Glasgow 2026 Website. Added in Bangladesh men, updated Cyprus and English Men, and Dailia Burke for Trinidad & Tobago.

MEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:

AUSTRALIA:

  • Benjamin Foster
  • Tru Hagens
  • James Hardy
  • Ritam Malik
  • Jesse Moore
  • Reserve: Aiden Frick
BANGLADESH:
  • Shishir Ahmed
  • Rajib Chakma
  • Abu Saeed Rafi

CANADA:

  • Felix Dolci
  • Rene Cournoyer
  • William Emard
  • Ethan Ikeda
  • Jordan Carroll
  • Justin Spencer
  • Marios Georgiou
  • Sokratis Pilakouris
  • Neofytos Kyriakou
  • Georgios Angonas
  • Kyriakos Markidis
  • Michalis Isaias 

ENGLAND:

  • Adam Tobin
  • Alex Yolshin-Cash
  • Josh Nathan
  • Luke Whitehouse
  • Gabriel Langton
  • Max Whitlock (Withdrawn due to injury)
  • Tapan Mohanty
  • Tapeshwarnath Das
  • Swatish Kaither Puthalath
  • Yogeshwar Singh

ISLE OF MAN:

  • Harry Eyres
  • Clayton Bell
  • Muhammad Sharul Aimy
  • Chun Chen Ng
  • Luqman Al Hafiz Zulfa
  • Alex Istock
  • Mikhail (Misha) Koudinov
  • Daniel Stoddart
  • William Fu-Allen
  • Rhys McClenaghan
  • Eamon Montgomery
  • Ewan McAteer
  • Chester Enriquez
  • Shahzad Ali
  • Hamish Carter
  • Pavel Karnejenko
  • Cameron Lynn
  • Connor Sullivan
  • Reuben Ward
  • Jovi Loh
  • Asher Pua
  • Abdulatiff Abdul Barr
  • Daniel Maclean
  • Nadila Nethviru Ambul Deniyage Don
  • Chane Cumbermack
  • Alexander Niscoveanu
  • Elliot Vernon
  • Henry Lewis
  • Jacob Edwards
  • Joe Cemlyn-Jones
WOMEN'S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS:
  • Georgia Godwin
  • Kate McDonals
  • Ruby Pass
  • Breanna Scott
  • Emily Whitehead
  • Reserve: Lucy Stewart
  • Erin Pinder
  • Lia-Monica Fontaine
  • Elsabeth Black
  • Gabrielle Black
  • Lia Redick
  • Alyssa Guerrier-Calixte
  • Sienna Santiago
  • Georgia Charalampous
  • Abigail Martin
  • Alia Leat
  • Ruby Stacey
  • Shantae-Eve Amankwaah
  • Taeja James
  • Pranati Nayak 
  • Nishka Agarwal
  • Eshita Rewale
  • Protistha Samanta 
  • Alana Walker
  • Rachel Yeoh Li Wen
  • Cadence Zi Qi Teh
  • Kang Xian Yeap
  • Philippa Busuttil
  • Lyana Curmi Inguanez
  • Sophie St John
  • Sureshni Andrew
  • Anne-Leen Thorburn
  • Jonie Thorburn
  • Tyesha Vincente Humphries
  • Jun McDonald
  • Courtney McGregor
  • Sienna Shields
  • Ellee Cheetham
  • Crystelle Lake
  • Ava MacFarlane
  • Lottie Smith
  • Amanda Yap
  • Emma Yap
  • Emma Goh
  • Alena Tan
  • Charlotte Phoon
  • Caitlin Rooskrantz
  • Naveen Daries
  • Zelme Daries
  • Buhle Nhleko
  • Karma Visagie
  • Nuyara Nisindi Fernando
  • Tiana Sumanasekera
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO:
  • Dailia Burke
  • Abigail Roper
  • Emily Roper
  • Frances Stone
  • Jemima Taylor
  • Ruby Evans

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