2026 Commonwealth Games - Day 2 Event Finals

Just like that, we have reached the final day of the Artistic Gymnastics competition at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland. The first final of the day sees Felix Dolci of Canada narrowly winning the Vault title over England's Luke Whitehouse. Neofytos Kyriakou of Cyprus wins the bronze medal due to the tie-breaking rule. Australia's Breanna Scott WINS the Balance Beam title, with Singapore's Amanda Yap and Lia Monica Fontaine finishing second and third, respectively. Australian Jesse Moore won the Parallel Bars title over Cyprus' Marios Georgiou and Canada's Felix Dolci. Wales' Ruby Evans won the Floor Exercise title over England's Abigail Martin and Shantae-Eve Amankwaah, whilst over on the Horizontal Bar, Dolci took the title over Marios Georgiou with Canadian compatriot William Emard rounding out the top three.

MEN'S VAULT:

  1. Felix Dolci (CAN) (13.900, 13.633) 13.766
  2. Luke Whitehouse (ENG) (13.766, 13.733) 13.749
  3. Neofytos Kyriakou (CYP) (14.100, 13.366) 13.733
  4. Muhammad Sharul Aimy (MAS) (13.633, 13.833) 13.733
  5. James Hardy (AUS) (13.566, 13.566) 13.566
  6. Clayton Bell (JAM) (13.300, 12.533) 12.916
  7. Ewan McAteer (NIR) (12.700, 12.800) 12.750
  8. Kyriakos Markidis (CYP) (13.533, 11.766) 12.649

WOMEN'S BALANCE BEAM:

  1. Breanna Scott (AUS) 13.933
  2. Amanda Yap (SGP) 13.233
  3. Lia Monica Fontaine (CAN) 13.000
  4. Elsabeth Black (CAN) 12.966
  5. Alia Leat (ENG) 12.866
  6. Philippa Busuttil (MLT) 12.800
  7. Ruby Evans (WAL) 12.300
  8. Kate McDonald (AUS) 12.166

MEN'S PARALLEL BARS:

  1. Jesse Moore (AUS) 14.000
  2. Marios Georgiou (CYP) 13.800
  3. Felix Dolci (CAN) 13.300
  4. William Emard (CAN) 13.200
  5. Reuben Ward (SCO) 13.166
  6. Adam Tobin (ENG) 13.033
  7. Elliot Vernon (WAL) 12.700
  8. Alexander Yolshin-Cash (ENG) 12.700
WOMEN'S FLOOR EXERCISE:
  1. Ruby Evans (WAL) 13.500
  2. Abigail Martin (ENG) 13.333
  3. Shantae-Eve Amankwaah (ENG) 13.300
  4. Lia Redick (CAN) 13.233
  5. Lia Monica Fontaine (CAN) 13.100
  6. Kate McDonald (AUS) 12.933
  7. Georgia Godwin (AUS) 12.300
  8. Amanda Yap (SGP) 11.000

MEN'S HORIZONTAL BAR:

  1. Felix Dolci (CAN) 14.233
  2. Marios Georgiou (CYP) 14.166
  3. William Emard (CAN) 13.566
  4. Alexander Yolshin-Cash (ENG) 13.233
  5. Cameron Lynn (SCO) 13.133
  6. Ritam Malik (AUS) 12.833
  7. Alexander Niscoveanu (WAL) 11.666
  8. Alexander Istock (NZL) 8.20

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