POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation

Code CGA Name Region Male Female TotalAa Ac Ao
Total Team Officials
(Ac & Ao)
SLE Sierra Leone Africa 18 6 24 1 13 14
SOL Solomon Islands Oceania 10 1 11 1 5 6
SRI Sri Lanka Asia 71 21 92 3 43 46
SVG St. Vincent & The Caribbean 15 3 18 1 7 8
Grenadines
SWZ Swaziland Africa 7 5 12 1 8 9
TAN Tanzania Africa 23 7 30 2 9 11
TCA Turks & Caicos Islands Caribbean 8 0 8 1 3 4
TON Tonga Oceania 21 0 21 1 11 12
TRI Trinidad & Tobago Caribbean 46 35 81 3 40 43
TUV Tuvalu Oceania 3 0 3 1 3 4
UGA Uganda Africa 45 22 67 3 31 34
VAN Vanuatu Oceania 11 3 14 1 5 6
WAL Wales Europe 92 73 165 4 80 84
ZAM Zambia Africa 17 8 25 2 11 13
2645 1707 4352 145 2075 2220
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Delhi 2010 changed the record books forever. Here is a
look at the statistics of the XIX Commonwealth Games 2010
Delhi:
• 2 new world records created in powerlifting and athletics
• Trecia-Kaye Smith, triple jump athlete from Jamaica
received the David Dixon award for best athlete
• 108 new Commonwealth records created
• With five Gold medals in Swimming, Alicia Coutts (AUS)
was the most successful athlete at the Games
• Gagan Narang (IND) was the most successful male athlete.
He won four Gold medals in Shooting
• Leisel Marie Jones (AUS) became the third person to win
10 Gold medals in Commonwealth Games history, tying
the all-time record of Susie O’Neill (AUS) and Ian Thorpe
(AUS)
• Emily Jane Seebohm (AUS) equalled the record of winning
eight medals in total in one Games. Swimmers Ralph
Hutton (AUS) in 1966 and Susie O’Neill (AUS) in 1998
were the only other athletes to achieve this feat
• Australia was the most successful CGA at Delhi 2010. It
won 74 Gold, 55 Silver and 48 Bronze medals. It was the
12th time they led the medal table
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