Australia’s campaign at the Glasgow International Arena delivered a golden double on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, as Breanna Scott nailed a flashy balance beam routine to secure her second gold medal of the Games. Just minutes later, teammate Jesse Moore hit every mark on parallel bars to claim his maiden Commonwealth Games gold. The victories extended Australia’s impressive run in Scotland, ensuring the nation medalled on every single day of the five-day gymnastics competition.
Breanna Scott and Jesse Moore have added to Australia’s gold medal bonanza at the Commonwealth Games, taking out individual apparatus titles in Glasgow. Just minutes after Scott nailed a flashy balance beam routine to take out the title on her speciality apparatus, Moore hit every mark on parallel bars to win another gold for Australia at Glasgow International Arena. Scott scored 13.933 points for her routine, beating Singapore’s Amanda Yap (13.233) and Lia-Monica Fontaine (13.00) of Canada. Scott finishes her campaign in Glasgow by winning her second gold medal of the Games, having earlier contributed to Australia’s dominant team all-around victory.
Scott finished her Glasgow campaign on top of the podium after scoring 13.933 points on her specialty apparatus, comfortably outpacing Singapore’s Amanda Yap, who took silver with 13.233 points, and Canada’s Lia-Monica Fontaine, who claimed bronze with 13.00 points. Scott, alongside Kate McDonald both qualified for the event, with the latter winning the 2022 edition. However, it was Scott that landed in top spot with a score of 13.933 — 0.7 more than her closest opponent in Singapore’s Amanda Yap, marking a significant victory. Breanna Scott, better and better and better… the peak of her career is right now,
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Drawing inspiration from her “idol” and teammate Georgia Godwin, Australian gymnast Breanna Scott has broken through for individual all-around silver at the Commonwealth Games. Sunday, 26 July saw VIS-supported athletes add another medal to the tally, with Breanna Scott claiming silver in the women’s all-around final in artistic gymnastics, scoring 52.900. Scott wins her first individual medal at the Games, having won team silver on debut in Birmingham. It’s pretty crazy. I don’t really think it’s sunk in yet,
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He may not have been the best qualifier, but Australia’s Jesse Moore has stunned the field to win gold in the men’s parallel bars. Moore scored an impressive 14.000 to soar to the top of the pack and secure victory ahead of Marios Georgiou from Cyprus with 13.800 and Canada’s Felix Dolci on 13.300. That’s two gymnastics gold medals in the space of an hour for Australia. Moore knew he was capable of gold, even if his results the past couple of days hadn’t shown it. I knew the p-bars I was a good chance going into it. I did have a go yesterday and I tried a new skill that I hadn’t competed before, which obviously didn’t go very well, but I t…
Australia’s Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG) team has created history at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, winning a bronze medal on the opening day of competition — with Indian-origin teenager Ritam Malik becoming part of a landmark achievement. Malik, Jesse Moore, Benjamin Foster, Tru Hagens and James Hardy combined for a score of 235.650 points to secure Australia’s first Commonwealth Games team medal in gymnastics. Of the five team members, four – Ben Foster, Tru Hagens, James Hardy, and Ritam Malik – were on Commonwealth Games debut, while Jesse Moore wins his first medal at his second Games.
Georgia Godwin Reflects on Recovery and Glasgow Journey
With nine Commonwealth Games medals to her name, Godwin’s no stranger to elite gymnastics — but her place at Glasgow was hard-fought. Godwin worked hard to recover after tearing her Achilles heel in 2024, and says her pet played a pivotal role on the days when all she could manage was taking the dog for a walk.
Glasgow International Arena Apparatus Finals Schedule
As the Glasgow apparatus finals concluded, attention shifted to remaining events on the schedule. Gymastic competition at the 2026 Commonwealth Games conclude with event finals on Monday, July 27 and Tuesday, July 28. Both days of competition will begin at 1 p.m. BST/8 a.m. ET, with men’s and women’s finals alternating.
