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Commonwealth Games 2026 weightlifting medals

Entities: Nauru · Harjinder Kaur · India · Sarah Davies Smale · Femily-Crystie Notte

Overview

At the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, the Pacific nation of Nauru continued its historic strength in weightlifting. Seventeen‑year‑old Femily‑Crystie Notte secured a bronze in the women’s 63 kg category, bringing Nauru’s overall Commonwealth Games medal tally to 33, all from weightlifting events. Earlier in the competition, Nauru’s Ezekiel Moses had also won bronze in the men’s 71 kg class.

India’s contingent improved its overall standing as well, raising its medal count to 12 (2 gold, 7 silver, 3 bronze) and moving to ninth place on the table. Notable Indian performances included Harjinder Kaur’s silver in women’s 69 kg weightlifting and Gulveer Singh’s dramatic silver in the men’s 10,000 m race.

These results highlight Nauru’s consistent success in weightlifting and India’s broader progress across multiple sports within the Games.

Timeline

  1. about 18 hours ago

    [SPORTS] 4 sources
    Nauru teen Femily‑Crystie Notte takes bronze at Glasgow Commonwealth Games

    Nauru’s 17‑year‑old Femily‑Crystie Notte earned bronze in women’s 63 kg weightlifting at Glasgow, lifting 100 kg snatch and 116 kg clean‑and‑jerk; it is Nauru’s second bronze and 33rd overall Commonwealth medal

  2. about 20 hours ago

    [SPORTS] 2 sources
    Commonwealth Games 2026: India reaches 12 medals as Nauru adds 33rd overall medal

    At the Glasgow Commonwealth Games 2026, Nauru’s 17‑year‑old weightlifter Christie Not earned a bronze, raising the island’s total to 33 medals, while India reached 12 medals (2 G, 7 S, 3 B) and placed ninth, sp

Sources

pacific.scoop.co.nz · samoaglobalnews.com · theqldr.com.au · tpplus.co.nz · tv9gujarati.com · tv9gujarati.in