This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its unique location you may go to the hyperlink bellow:
https://thegymter.net/2026/07/27/2026-commonwealth-games-apparatus-finals-day-1-live-blog/
and if you wish to take away this text from our web site please contact us
Welcome to the dwell weblog for the primary day of equipment finals on the 2026 Commonwealth Games, held in Glasgow, Scotland.
Please refresh your browser each couple of minutes to see the newest updates, which is able to seem on the high of the web page.
RINGS FINAL STANDINGS
1. Félix Dolci, Canada, 13.766
2. William Émard, Canada, 13.600
3. James Hardy, Australia, 13.500
4. Sokratis Pilakouris, Cyprus, 13.466
5. Luke Whitehouse, England, 13.100
6. Adam Tobin, England, 13.066
7. Daniel Stoddart, New Zealand, 12.866
8. Jesse Moore, Australia, 11.533
RINGS FINAL
11:49 am. Daniel Stoddart NZL SR: Takes a second to get the hip angle proper on the planche. Goes to iron cross to inverse planche. Gets the saltos to handstand nicely, and the following handstand, full-twisting double tuck, chest down and appears like he simply strikes his heels barely. 12.866 (4.0, 8.766)
11:47 am. Félix Dolci CAN SR: Nice maltese, then again as much as one other maltese, then swing as much as a planche. Back big to handstand appears to be like good. Piked saltos to handstand was tremendous clear! STUCK the double double! Fabulous set. 13.766 (5.0, 8.666)
Overtakes his teammate by just below two tenths however it appears to be like like two Canadians shall be on the rostrum!
11:44 am. Luke Whitehouse ENG SR: I wasn’t typing for this however noticed a pleasant iron cross, swung a bit out of the saltos to handstand and the following handstand was just a little arched I feel, triple again was barely deep however not dangerous in any respect! 13.100 (4.9, 8.200)
Wow, William Émard nonetheless holding onto the lead after six routines!!
11:41 am. Adam Tobin ENG SR: Maltese, rolls by means of to iron cross, good. Pulls as much as one other iron cross. Saltos to handstand, slight arch and swing however good general. Back big to handstand. Double double is REALLY low and he punches ahead out of it into an enormous lunge.
11:38 am. Moving into contact warmups for the second half!
11:36 am. Sokratis Pilakouris CYP SR: I missed the start, caught it from the entrance big to handstand, swing by means of to planche, all the way down to maltese, very good. Back big to handstand, needed to struggle to get it straight, clear full-twisting double format, seemed caught or ALMOST caught, possibly slight motion with one foot. 13.466 (4.8, 8.566)
11:34 am. James Hardy AUS SR: I caught this from the maltese, swing by means of to maltese, drops all the way down to inverted pike, entrance saltos to handstand, caught the double double! 13.500 (4.4, 9.000)
11:30 am. Jesse Moore AUS SR: Maltese, swing by means of to a pleasant planche, again big to handstand goes fairly nicely, entrance saltos to handstand, slight arch over and swings a bit there. Double double with a hop again. 11.533 (3.5, 8.033)
I don’t know what he misplaced tbh, am solely half paying consideration and might’t hearken to the commentary proper now as a result of I’m nonetheless in a gathering, I’m very curious!
11:28 am. William Émard CAN SR: Maltese is sweet, to iron cross. Swing as much as planche. Back big to handstand with a lil shake. Piked saltos to handstand goes actually properly. Double double dismount is absolutely deep with a hop ahead. 13.600 (5.0, 8.600)
11:24 am. Athletes have been launched! Touch needs to be underway shortly.
11:15 am. Should be shifting on to the ultimate remaining quickly!
UNEVEN BARS FINAL STANDINGS
1. Kate McDonald, Australia, 14.333
2. Ellie Black, Canada, 13.900
3. Emily Roper, Wales, 13.666
4. Rachel Yeoh Li Wen, Malaysia, 13.533
5. Shantae-Eve Amankwaah, England, 13.233
6. Alana Walker, Jamaica, 12.533
7. Jemima Taylor, Wales, 11.766
8. Ruby Pass, Australia, 11.666
UNEVEN BARS FINAL
11:05 am. Ruby Pass AUS UB: Weiler to Weiler half with slight leg separation to Maloney to Tkachev, low and might’t catch it. Back on for a Pak, good van Leeuwen, toe full with minor changes, to double tuck, good touchdown. 11.666 (4.5, 7.166)
11:03 am. Ellie Black CAN UB: Maloney to Shang with some leg separation, connects that to a Pak, Shaposh to clear hip half to Ezhova, good! Clean van Leeuwen. Blind full in an excellent handstand place, tucked toe entrance half is STUCK! 13.900 (5.9, 8.000)
11:00 am. Jemima Taylor WAL UB: Toe-on to stalder full, some hip type particularly popping out of it, Pak, Maloney to scrub Gienger however she’s too low and might’t catch it. Blind change to entrance big half to full-in, some type and a bit quick, step. 11.766 (5.1, 6.666)
I simply went right into a workforce assembly lmao so excuse me if I miss something within the subsequent 20 or so minutes.
10:57 am. Kate McDonald AUS UB: Leaving her headphones on till 0.0001 second earlier than mounting the bars is so humorous, lady similar. Hop change to Weiler half to Maloney to clear hip full, GREAT place. Massive Tkachev right into a clear Pak. Short handstand earlier than the van Leeuwen, which is clear. Toe full was a bit rushed, however will get it to the full-in with a hop. 14.333 (6.0, 8.333)
That strikes her into the lead! And I’d be SHOCKED if anybody might surpass that.
10:54 am. Warmups for the second half!
10:50 am. Emily Roper WAL UB: Toe full was very clear, to Chow to Pak to van Leeuwen, all GORGEOUS. Looked like she hit her ft on the low bar on an enormous, will get a straddle Jaeger, and sticks the full-in chilly, ft aside, however WOW WOW WOW! 13.666 (5.4, 8.266)
10:49 am. Alana Walker JAM UB: Hop change to piked Jaeger, good! A bit of quick earlier than the Church to Pak, however the releases are nice. Good van Leeuwen, some leg separation, blind full and a double format, deep in that touchdown, steps ahead out of it. 12.533 (5.2, 7.333)
10:46 am. Rachel Yeoh Li Wen MAS UB: Endo to Endo half to Chow to Pak, SUPERB. Maloney to pretty Gienger, minor leg separation. Blind full, sticks the full-in at first, must step out of it however sneakily does it into the salute. 13.533 (5.7, 7.833)
TOO LOOOOOW. Give her a ten.
10:43 am. Shantae-Eve Amankwaah ENG UB: Endo to Endo half to Downie, pretty. Doesn’t connect with the Pak, however that by itself appears to be like good. Stalder full is a bit late. Nice on the van Leeuwen. Good handstand earlier than the stalder half to double entrance, clear with an enormous step again. 13.233 (5.7, 7.533)
10:39 am. Touch for the primary half is underway!
10:38 am. Jemima Taylor going into the uneven bars remaining instead of Ruby Evans (they really had the identical rating of 13.3 however Evans gained the tie-break, I feel this swap is sensible for Wales to provide Evans just a little break).
10:36 am. Athlete introductions occurring now!
10:29 am. Should be shifting to introductions for the ladies competing within the uneven bars remaining any second now!
POMMEL HORSE FINAL STANDINGS
1. Jordan Carroll, Canada, 15.000
2. Reuben Ward, Scotland, 14.966
3. Cameron Lynn, Scotland, 13.833
4. Ritam Malik, Australia, 13.333
5. Marios Georgiou, Cyprus, 13.100
6. Rhys McClenaghan, Northern Ireland, 13.000
7. Jesse Moore, Australia, 12.833
8. Adam Tobin, England, 12.066
POMMEL HORSE FINAL
10:24 am. Ritam Malik AUS PH: Scissors to circles on each pommels, then to a Sohn, pretty. Circles on the one deal with, adopted by Russians on it, again to circles, travels nicely, seamless into the dismount although he comes up a bit quick within the pirouette earlier than touchdown. 13.333 (4.8, 8.533)
10:21 am. Rhys McClenaghan NIR PH: Scissors with some leg type going into the circle after, travels in Russians then Russians on the finish, nice transition to the one pommel, circles then three Russians on the one pommel, strikes to the opposite pommel for a clear Sohn, Russians between the pommels, his hips are a bit low and brushing the pommels however no points, travels nicely, legs get WILD whereas touring in Russians after, WOW, he in some way made it by means of that?!?! And will get into the dismount. He’s not completely satisfied however he didn’t fall and that issues right here. 13.000 (5.2, 7.800)
He’s submitted an inquiry for his D rating there.
10:19 am. Cameron Lynn SCO PH: Scissors to circles, good swing within the single pommel circles, Sohn goes nicely, Russians additionally good, principally good hip type all through, Russians on the finish of the horse, then travels in Russians, a minor push as much as get into the dismount however this was nice general! 13.833 (5.3, 8.533)
10:16 am. Adam Tobin ENG PH: Scissor to handstand, all the way down to circles, strikes to the one pommel for circles and Sohn, goes a bit awry after however nothing dangerous, brings it again below management, Russians on the one pommel, travels nicely, then in Russians, OOF, he missed his thumb it seemed like whereas circling on the one pommel and his hand slipped, fall. Back on for the dismount. Ugh, so shut. 12.066 (5.0, 7.066)
10:13 am. Touch for the second half underway!
10:10 am. Reuben Ward SCO PH: Scissors gowell, Russians on the one pommel hit, circles on the identical pommel nicely, travels ahead and backward with out challenge, travels in Russians, oop, he’s crushing it, sensible up into the pirouette for the dismount, EXCELLENT! 14.966 (5.7, 9.266)
OH MY GODDDDDD.
10:07 am. Jordan Carroll CAN PH: Scissors by means of to circles on each pommels, pretty Sohn, principally nice extension, Russian on the one pommel, one other one-arm swing, circles on the one pommel, wide-arm Russian travels, then extra travels in Russians, minor leg separation however general fabulous, slight changes within the pirouette through the dismount sequence however will get by means of it tremendous nicely! 15.000 (6.0, 9.000)!!!
Oh, that’s going to be just about IMPOSSIBLE to beat.
10:05 am. Marios Georgiou CYP PH: Scissors to handstand all the way down to scissors, circles on each pommels, legs come aside on the Sohn and once more on the one pommel Russians. Good struggle to get by means of each! Travels nicely, loses his hip type on the ultimate circles into the dismount however in some way will get by means of that as nicely and rushes up into the dismount. 13.100 (5.4, 7.700)
10:02 am. Jesse Moore AUS PH: Scissors to circles to flairs, shifting rather well by means of them, good extension, and transitions nicely into the circles. Unfortunately legs come aside through the Russians on the one pommel and he can’t struggle by means of it, fall. Back on for circles on the one pommel, all the way down to journey, which fits nicely, and good into the dismount. 12.833 (5.1, 7.733)
10:01 am. Touch needs to be simply wrapping up.
9:57 am. Athletes are being launched for the pommel horse remaining!
9:21 am. Time for medal ceremonies now! It appears to be like like 3 pm native time, which is 10 am my time, is the go-time for the following set of finals so will see you again then!
WAG VAULT FINAL STANDINGS
1. Lia Monica Fontaine, Canada, 14.000
2. Abigail Martin, England, 13.799
3. Abigail Roper, Wales, 13.433
4. Emily Roper, Wales, 13.283
5. Courtney McGregor, New Zealand, 13.183
6. Georgia Godwin, Australia, 13.116
7. Protistha Samanta, India, 12.883
8. Ruby Stacey, England, 12.000
WAG VAULT FINAL
9:14 am. Courtney McGregor NZL VT: Excellent Yurchenko 1.5! Her better of the competitors when it comes to the way it appears to be like the air thus far I feel. Knee type simply appears to be like a bit tighter, although nonetheless some bend. Lots of energy, large hop ahead. 13.266 (4.6, 8.666)
Yurchenko half-on entrance pike half, leg type was a bit wild onto and off of the desk when it comes to separations, hop again to manage it. 12.700
13.183 common (+0.2 B).
9:10 am. Georgia Godwin AUS VT: Big Tsuk 1.5, delicate knees all through, however general actually robust within the air. Big hop to the facet absolutely OOB although. 13.100 (4.8, 8.600, -0.3 ND)
Next up is a handspring entrance pike half, fairly stable! Slightly delicate knees. Chest is horizontal to the ground however ft barely transfer, a tiny bounce sort of in place. 12.733 (4.0, 8.733)
13.116 common (+0.2 B).
9:07 am. Emily Roper WAL VT: Yurchenko full, some pike in her hips as she will get near the touchdown, hop again. 13.100 (4.2, 8.900)
The second vault for Emily is a pleasant Yurchenko half-on entrance format half! More leg type than her first vault, each when it comes to bends and separation, however her chest place is fairly good on the touchdown I feel? Hop again and he or she’s off to the facet, OOB. 13.066 (4.8, 8.566, -0.3)
13.283 common (+0.2 B).
9:04 am. Protistha Samanta IND VT: Tsuk format full, numerous type within the knees, pikes down fairly a bit, and lands very quick together with her chest down. 12.700 (4.4, 8.300)
Handspring entrance pike half, REALLY good on this one! Good touchdown, only a small step again. Shape seemed good within the air, minor knee type at one level. 12.666 (4.0, 8.666)
12.883 common (+0.2 B).
9:01 am. Touch for the second half is underway!
8:57 am. Lia Monica Fontaine CAN VT: Yurchenko double full, huge, attractive, virtually caught. Small bounce in place and her chest is barely ahead, however this was next-level in comparison with all the pieces we’ve seen thus far. 14.000 (5.0, 9.000)
Next up is a Yurchenko half-on entrance format half, attractive once more, medium hop again however her type is so so so good. 13.600 (4.8, 8.800)
14.000 common (+0.2 B).
8:54 am. Ruby Stacey ENG VT: Only does a Yurchenko full at present! It seemed loads cleaner than the 1.5 has. VERY clear tbh. Almost flares the touchdown. Big hop again and OOB. 12.700 (4.2, 8.600, -0.1 ND)
Goes for a Yurchenko half-on entrance tuck and sits it. Looked good, simply landed it too far again on her heels. 11.300 (3.8, 7.500)
12.000 common.
8:51 am. Abigail Martin ENG VT: Yurchenko double full, seemed a bit higher than it did within the all-around comp yesterday. Just extra energy and management, and the twisting appears to be like loads cleaner?! Still some crossed ankles within the second twist although. 13.766 (5.0, 8.766)
She follows that up with a Yurchenko half-on entrance format half, actually wonderful block, principally good within the air, virtually flares it earlier than touchdown, large hop again. 13.433 (4.8, 8.633)
13.799 common (+0.2 B).
8:47 am. Abigail Roper WAL VT: Yurchenko double full. And it’s very nice! Some delicate knees within the second twist and he or she has a hop again, however general that is robust. 13.766 (5.0, 8.766)
Second vault is a Yurchenko half-on entrance tuck half which seemed very robust. 12.700 (4.0, 8.700)
13.433 common (+0.2 B).
8:42 am. Athletes are right here! Let’s gooooooooo. Touch about to be underway.
8:38 am. Should be getting the introductions for the WAG vault rivals in a minute!
MAG FLOOR FINAL STANDINGS
1. Luke Whitehouse, England, 14.566
2. René Cournoyer, Canada, 13.966
3. James Hardy, Australia, 13.433
4. Félix Dolci, Canada, 13.233
5. Daniel McLean, South Africa, 12.933
6. Reuben Ward, Scotland, 12.900
7. Joshua Nathan, England, 12.766
8. Muhammad Sharul Aimy, Malaysia, 12.566
MAG FLOOR FINAL
8:33 am. Joshua Nathan ENG FX: Double entrance, hop ahead. Front double full, minor type, large step ahead. Good double full, hops his heels collectively. 2.5 to entrance format, leg type within the format and a hop ahead. Double pike, chest a bit ahead and a hop again. 12.766 (4.8, 7.966)
8:30 am. Daniel McLean RSA FX: All I wished from quals was for this man to make this remaining. I’m so completely satisfied! Beautiful randi down the facet. Clean double entrance, small hop. Front double full, small hop. Lovely double full down the facet. Double pike, small hop. Bouncy in his landings at present which is able to harm him, however nonetheless good work. 12.933 (4.5, 8.433)
8:27 am. René Cournoyer CAN FX: Front full to a stunning piked double entrance, small bounce. 2.5 to entrance format, one other tiny hop. Russians and Japanese press. Double double, some leg type proper earlier than touchdown and he’s just a little quick there however not dangerous. Lil Y scale as a result of Y not! Full-in with a small bounce. 13.966 (5.1, 8.866)
8:23 am. Luke Whitehouse ENG FX: Big triple again, tiny bounce. Front double full to double entrance, sticks it! Punch randi, some type within the air, hop to the facet. Piked double entrance, small hop to the facet. Triple full down the facet, some ankle type. Double double, chest just a little low and a small hop however this shall be large! 14.566 (6.1, 8.466)
8:21 am. Touch for the second half is underway!
8:17 am. Reuben Ward SCO FX: Great entrance double full to double entrance! Punches right into a randi and sticks it. Triple full down the facet, small hop again. 2.5 to entrance format. Oh no, goes for a double pike within the final cross, lands it a bit quick, and the ground launches him wildly up into the airIand lays it flat out on the bottom. OOF. He laughs about it. 12.900 (5.3, 7.900, -0.3)
8:12 am. Félix Dolci CAN FX: Stuck the entrance full to piked double entrance! 2.5 to double entrance, noooo, comes out just a little quick from the two.5 and sits the latter. Triple full down the facet, hop. Japanese press. Stuck the double double. Leans just a little within the Y scale. Clean, flared, caught double pike. Another near-perfect set marred by one cross that went awry. 13.233 (5.3, 7.833, +0.1 B)
8:09 am. James Hardy AUS FX: Front full to double entrance, step ahead OOB. Piked double entrance with a hop ahead. Clean caught double full down the facet. Japanese press. Y scale goes nicely. Beautiful 2.5 to caught entrance format! Arabian double entrance with a tiny hop ahead. Mostly attractive work! 13.433 (5.0, 8.633, -0.2 ND)
He’s submitting an inquiry on his D rating to problem his penalty. We’ll see if something adjustments! Nope, they preserve each penalty tenths in his rating. I don’t know the place the second got here from!
8:07 am. Muhammad Sharul Aimy MAS FX: Clean within the entrance full to double entrance, however comes up barely quick on his heels and sits it. Front double full to entrance format goes nicely. 2.5 down the facet, caught. Russians. 1.5 down the facet, simple, clear, and caught. Arabian double entrance, additionally caught. WHAT a routine, the primary cross is much more devastating now! 12.566 (4.8, 7.666, +0.1 B)
8:03 am. Touch warmups are underway!
8:00 am. Here come the athlete introductions!
7:57 am. The broadcast has began! Woooo!
I’ve a gathering at 11 am and I can’t wait to faux I’m paying consideration.
7:54 am. The broadcast is ready to begin in about two minutes, after which athlete introductions doubtless proper at 8 am ET, adopted by contact warmups. My guess for a begin with this smaller area at present is motion at 8:05 am ET?
We’re beginning with MAG flooring, adopted by WAG vault, then two medal ceremonies, then pommels, uneven bars, and rings ought to begin round 10 am ET.
Welcome to the dwell weblog for the primary day of equipment finals on the 2026 Commonwealth Games, held in Glasgow, Scotland.
Please refresh your browser each couple of minutes to see the newest updates, which is able to seem on the high of the web page.
7:57 am. The broadcast has began! Woooo!
7:54 am. The broadcast is ready to begin in about two minutes, after which athlete introductions doubtless proper at 8 am ET, adopted by contact warmups. My guess for a begin with this smaller area at present is motion at 8:05 am ET?
We’re beginning with MAG flooring, adopted by WAG vault, then two medal ceremonies, then pommels, uneven bars, and rings ought to begin round 10 am ET.
This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its unique location you may go to the hyperlink bellow:
https://thegymter.net/2026/07/27/2026-commonwealth-games-apparatus-finals-day-1-live-blog/
and if you wish to take away this text from our web site please contact us
This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its unique location you…
This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its authentic location you'll…
This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its unique location you'll…
This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its unique location you…
This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its unique location you'll…
This web page was created programmatically, to learn the article in its unique location you…