CWG 2026 Day 10: Historic Moments and New Records

Day 10 of the Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2026 produced a series of memorable moments as athletes created history across bowls, cycling, netball and judo.

Two golds (one won twice!) and an outstanding display of integrity, resilience and talent 🥇🥇

The very best of Commonwealth Sports.

This year's David Dixon Award winner: Melanie Woods 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 pic.twitter.com/2WEgtFu8Mi

— Glasgow 2026 (@Glasgow_2026) August 2, 2026

Norfolk Island celebrated a landmark achievement after Shae Wilson secured bronze in the Women's Singles, earning the island's first medal of the Glasgow Games and only the third Commonwealth Games medal in its history. Wilson dedicated the achievement to her close-knit community back home.

A loud last day of Judo 🥋

Our final Decibel of the Day brought to you by @Ideagen_ 🔊 pic.twitter.com/J0OdfnrWgT

— Glasgow 2026 (@Glasgow_2026) August 2, 2026

Australia's Louise Hoskins etched her name into the record books by becoming the oldest Commonwealth Games gold medallist at 76 years and 173 days. Alongside Serena Bonnell, Hoskins won the Para Women's Pairs B6-B8 title, surpassing the previous age record set by Scotland's George Miller at Birmingham 2022.

THE FINAL GOLD MEDAL OF GLASGOW 2026 GOES TO... MATTHEW BOSTOCK! 🥇🇮🇲 pic.twitter.com/pKxui17U3Y

— Glasgow 2026 (@Glasgow_2026) August 2, 2026

At the Sir Chris Hoy Velodrome, Wales' Emma Finucane claimed gold in the Women's Keirin, defeating New Zealand's Ellesse Andrews and Australia's Kristina Clonan. The victory made Finucane the first Welsh woman to win four gold medals at a single Commonwealth Games.

Matthew Robertson of @TeamEngland pulls out a remarkable 3k, to shatter the C2 and a C3 Games record and take the gold 🥇 pic.twitter.com/WV5ssoRErG

— Glasgow 2026 (@Glasgow_2026) August 2, 2026

Cycling also witnessed Games records from England's Matthew Robertson, who won the Men's C1-C3 3000m Individual Pursuit, and Australia's Leigh Hoffman, who set a new benchmark in the Men's 1000m Time Trial. Hoffman concluded an outstanding campaign with three gold medals and one silver.

Bharat signs off from the Commonwealth Games 2026 with a commendable 4th-place finish. 🇮🇳

Despite Glasgow 2026 being a trimmed-down edition without several disciplines where India traditionally excels, Team India improved from 30 medals in the comparable disciplines at… pic.twitter.com/2bZEW65bUJ

— Dr Mansukh Mandaviya (@mansukhmandviya) August 3, 2026

In netball, New Zealand's Silver Ferns defeated Jamaica 56-48 to capture their first Commonwealth Games gold since 2010. Australia secured bronze after a convincing 68-50 victory over England.

Chur, New Zealand! 🇳🇿

Netball presenting partner @Ideagen_ 🏐 pic.twitter.com/Hwip4nd8SG

— Glasgow 2026 (@Glasgow_2026) August 2, 2026

The judo competition ended with more historic milestones. Giannis Antoniou delivered Cyprus' first gold medal of Glasgow 2026 by winning the Men's +100kg title. The Bahamas celebrated their first-ever

Listen to that. 🔊

Giannis Antoniou takes the men’s +100kg title for Cyprus. 🥋 pic.twitter.com/Nw2OQdic5G

— Glasgow 2026 (@Glasgow_2026) August 2, 2026

Commonwealth Games judo medal as Karra Hanna claimed bronze in the Women's +78kg event, while Paula Monta earned bronze for Tonga, giving the Pacific nation its first Commonwealth Games medal since 2010.

Dynamic Duo 🥇⚡

Australia take home the gold for the Para Bowls Women's Pairs B6-B8 🔵#Glasgow2026 pic.twitter.com/6HlXP9cJqM

— Glasgow 2026 (@Glasgow_2026) August 2, 2026

With remarkable records, emotional firsts and outstanding performances, Day 10 added another unforgettable chapter to the Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2026.

Thank you, Glasgow.

An incredible Commonwealth Games come to an end 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿#Glasgow2026 pic.twitter.com/wGg4kwNntd

— Glasgow 2026 (@Glasgow_2026) August 2, 2026

Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games – Day 10 Medal Table (Top 36 )