Aquatics at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

Aquatics at the 2010 Commonwealth Games
Venue	SPM Swimming Pool Complex
Dates	4–13 October 2010
Competitors	458 from 42 nations
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The aquatics events at the 2010 Commonwealth Games took place at the SPM Swimming Pool Complex, Talkatora Gardens, Delhi from 4–13 October 2010. Events in the aquatic disciplines of swimming (long course), and diving were contested, with 46 sets of medals being competed for in total.

Training venues

• Games Village
• Yamuna Sports Complex
• MDC National Stadium Complex
• Siri Fort Sports Complex

Diving

details

Men

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1 metre springboard details	Alexandre Despatie   Canada	Matthew Mitcham   Australia	Scott Robertson   Australia
3 metre springboard details	Alexandre Despatie   Canada	Reuben Ross   Canada	Grant Nel   Australia
10 metre platform details	Tom Daley   England	Matthew Mitcham   Australia	Bryan Nickson Lomas   Malaysia
Synchronised 3 metre springboard details	Canada Alexandre Despatie Reuben Ross	Australia Matthew Mitcham Ethan Warren	Malaysia Bryan Nickson Lomas Yeoh Ken Nee
Synchronised 10 metre platform details	England Max Brick Tom Daley	Australia Matthew Mitcham Ethan Warren	Canada Eric Sehn Kevin Geyson

Women

XIX Commonwealth Games-2010 Delhi Winners of (Women`s) Swimming 10M Platform Diving, Pamg Pandelela Rinong of Malaysia (Gold), Melissa Wu of Australia (Silver) and Alexandra Croak of Australia (Bronze)

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
1 metre springboard details	Jennifer Abel   Canada	Sharleen Stratton   Australia	Emilie Heymans   Canada
3 metre springboard details	Sharleen Stratton   Australia	Jennifer Abel   Canada	Jaele Patrick   Australia
10 metre platform details	Pandelela Rinong Pamg   Malaysia	Melissa Wu   Australia	Alexandra Croak   Australia
Synchronised 3 metre springboard details	Canada Jennifer Abel Emilie Heymans	Australia Briony Cole Sharleen Stratton	Australia Jaele Patrick Olivia Wright
Synchronised 10 metre platform details	Australia Melissa Wu Alexandra Croak	Malaysia Pandelela Rinong Pamg Leong Mun Yee	Australia Briony Cole Anabelle Smith

Diving medal table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Canada	5	2	2	9
2	Australia	2	7	6	15
3	England	2	0	0	2
4	Malaysia	1	1	2	4
Totals (4 entries)		10	10	10	30

Participating nations

•   Australia  (12)
•   Canada  (10)
•   England  (12)
•   India  (8)
•   Malaysia  (11)
•   New Zealand  (1)
•   Scotland  (3)

Swimming

Men

XIX Commonwealth Games-2010 Delhi Winners of (Men`s) 100m Swimming Freestyle, Ben Austin of Australia (Gold), Sean Fraser of Scotland (Silver) and B. Cochrane of Australia (Bronze)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle details	Brent Hayden   Canada	22.01 CR	Roland Schoeman   South Africa	22.14	Gideon Louw   South Africa	22.22
50 m freestyle S9 details	Matthew Cowdrey   Australia	25.33 WR	Simon Miller   England	26.70	Prasanta Karmakar   India	27.48
100 m freestyle details	Brent Hayden   Canada	47.98 GR	Simon Burnett   England	48.54	Eamon Sullivan   Australia	48.69
100 m freestyle S8 details	Ben Austin   Australia	1:00.44	Sean Fraser   Scotland	1:00.77	Blake Cochrane   Australia	1:00.95
100 m freestyle S10 details	Benoît Huot   Canada	53.70 GR	Andrew Pasterfield   Australia	55.04	Rob Welbourn   England	55.10
200 m freestyle details	Robert Renwick   Scotland	1:47.88	Kenrick Monk   Australia	1:47.90	Thomas Fraser-Holmes   Australia	1:48.22
400 m freestyle details	Ryan Cochrane   Canada	3:48.48	Ryan Napoleon   Australia	3:48.59	David Carry   Scotland	3:50.06
1500 m freestyle details	Ryan Cochrane   Canada	15:01.49	Heerden Herman   South Africa	15:03.70	Daniel Fogg   England	15:13.50
50 m backstroke details	Liam Tancock   England	24.62 GR	Hayden Stoeckel   Australia	25.08	Ashley Delaney   Australia	25.21
100 m backstroke details	Liam Tancock   England	53.59 GR	Daniel Bell   New Zealand	54.43	Ashley Delaney   Australia	54.51
200 m backstroke details	James Goddard   England	1:55.58 GR	Gareth Kean   New Zealand	1:57.37	Ashley Delaney   Australia	1:58.18
50 m breaststroke details	Cameron van der Burgh   South Africa	27.18 GR	Glenn Snyders   New Zealand Brenton Rickard   Australia	27.67
100 m breaststroke details	Cameron van der Burgh   South Africa	1:00.10	Christian Sprenger   Australia	1:00.29	Brenton Rickard   Australia	1:00.46
200 m breaststroke details	Brenton Rickard   Australia	2:10.89 GR	Michael Jamieson   Scotland	2:10.97	Christian Sprenger   Australia	2:11.44
50 m butterfly details	Jason Dunford   Kenya	23.35	Geoff Huegill   Australia	23.37	Roland Schoeman   South Africa	23.44
100 m butterfly details	Geoff Huegill   Australia	51.69 GR	Ryan Pini   Papua New Guinea Antony James   England	52.50
200 m butterfly details	Chad le Clos   South Africa	1:56.48 GR	Michael Rock   England	1:57.15	Stefan Hirniak   Canada	1:57.26
200 m individual medley details	James Goddard   England	1:58.10 GR	Joseph Roebuck   England	1:59.86	Leith Brodie   Australia	2:00.00
400 m individual medley details	Chad le Clos   South Africa	4:13.25 GR	Joseph Roebuck   England	4:15.84	Riaan Schoeman   South Africa	4:16.86
4 × 100 m freestyle relay details	Australia Kyle Richardson Eamon Sullivan Tommaso D'Orsogna James Magnussen Cameron Prosser*	3:13.92 GR	England Adam Brown Simon Burnett Ross Davenport Grant Turner	3:15.05	South Africa Gideon Louw Graeme Moore Roland Schoeman Darian Townsend	3:15.21
4 × 200 m freestyle relay details	Australia Thomas Fraser-Holmes Nicholas Ffrost Ryan Napoleon Kenrick Monk Leith Brodie*	7:10.29 GR	Scotland Andrew Hunter David Carry Jak Scott Robert Renwick Lewis Smith* Cameron Brodie*	7:14.02	South Africa Jean Basson Darian Townsend Jan Venter Chad le Clos Sebastien Rousseau* Heerden Herman*	7:14.18
4 × 100 m medley relay details	Australia Ashley Delaney Brenton Rickard Geoff Huegill Eamon Sullivan Christian Sprenger* Kyle Richardson*	3:33.15 GR	South Africa Charl Crous Cameron van der Burgh Chad le Clos Gideon Louw Sebastien Rousseau* Jean Basson*	3:36.12	England Liam Tancock Daniel Sliwinski Antony James Simon Burnett Christopher Walker-Hebborn* Adam Brown*	3:36.31

Legend

• WR: World record, (EAD events: World record)
• GR: Games record
• *: Swam only in the heats

Women

XIX Commonwealth Games-2010 Delhi Winners of (Women`s) 50m Swimming Backstroke, Edington of Australia (Gold), Gemma Spofforth of England (Silver) and Emily Seebohm of Australia (Bronze)

XIX Commonwealth Games-2010 Delhi Winners of Women’s 200m Individual Medley, Alicia Coutts from Australia (Gold), Emily Seebohm from Australia (Silver) and J. Wilkinson from Canada (Bronze)

XIX Commonwealth Games-2010 Delhi Winners of (Women`s) 50m Swimming Butterfly, Yolane Kukla of Australia (Gold), Fran Halsall of England (Silver) and Hayley Palmer of New Zealand (Bronze)

XIX Commonwealth Games-2010 Delhi Winners of (Women `s) 200m Swimming Backstroke, Nay Maegen of South Africa (Gold), E. Simmonds of England (Silver) and Emily Seebohm of Australia (Bronze)

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 m freestyle details	Yolane Kukla   Australia	24.86	Francesca Halsall   England	24.98	Hayley Palmer   New Zealand	25.01
50 m freestyle S9 details	Natalie du Toit   South Africa	29.17 GR	Annabelle Williams   Australia	29.42	Stephanie Millward   England	29.69
100 m freestyle details	Alicia Coutts   Australia	54.09	Emily Seebohm   Australia	54.30	Francesca Halsall   England	54.57
100 m freestyle S9 details	Natalie du Toit   South Africa	1:02.36 GR	Stephanie Millward   England	1:03.69	Ellie Cole   Australia	1:05.20
200 m freestyle details	Kylie Palmer   Australia	1:57.50	Jazmin Carlin   Wales	1:58.29	Rebecca Adlington   England	1:58.47
400 m freestyle details	Rebecca Adlington   England	4:05.68 GR	Kylie Palmer   Australia	4:07.85	Jazmin Carlin   Wales	4.08.22
800 m freestyle details	Rebecca Adlington   England	8:24.69	Wendy Trott   South Africa	8:26.96	Melissa Gorman   Australia	8:32.37
50 m backstroke details	Sophie Edington   Australia	28.00 GR	Gemma Spofforth   England	28.03	Georgia Davies   Wales Emily Seebohm   Australia	28.33
100 m backstroke details	Emily Seebohm   Australia	59.79	Gemma Spofforth   England	1:00.02	Julia Wilkinson   Canada	1:00.74
200 m backstroke details	Meagen Nay   Australia	2:07.56 GR	Elizabeth Simmonds   England	2:07.90	Emily Seebohm   Australia	2:08.28
50 m breaststroke details	Leiston Pickett   Australia	30.84	Leisel Jones   Australia	31.10	Kate Haywood   England	31.17
100 m breaststroke details	Leisel Jones   Australia	1:05.84	Samantha Marshall   Australia	1:07.97	Kate Haywood   England	1:08.29
200 m breaststroke details	Leisel Jones   Australia	2:25.38	Tessa Wallace   Australia	2:25.60	Sarah Katsoulis   Australia	2:25.92
50 m butterfly details	Francesca Halsall   England	26.24	Marieke Guehrer   Australia	26.27	Emily Seebohm   Australia	26.29
100 m butterfly details	Alicia Coutts   Australia	57.53	Ellen Gandy   England	58.06	Jemma Lowe   Wales	58.42
100 m butterfly S9 details	Natalie du Toit   South Africa	1:07.32	Stephanie Millward   England	1:13.11	Ellie Cole   Australia	1:14.04
200 m butterfly details	Jessicah Schipper   Australia	2:07.04	Audrey Lacroix   Canada	2:07.31	Ellen Gandy   England	2:07.75
200 m individual medley details	Alicia Coutts   Australia	2:09.70 GR	Emily Seebohm   Australia	2:10.83	Julia Wilkinson   Canada	2:12.09
400 m individual medley details	Hannah Miley   Scotland	4:38.83 GR	Samantha Hamill   Australia	4:39.45	Keri-Anne Payne   England	4:41.07
4 × 100 m freestyle relay details	Australia Alicia Coutts Marieke Guehrer Felicity Galvez Emily Seebohm	3:36.36 GR	England Amy Smith Francesca Halsall Emma Saunders Jessica Sylvester	3.40.03	New Zealand Hayley Palmer Penelope Marshall Amaka Gessler Natasha Hind	3.42.12
4 × 200 m freestyle relay details	Australia Kylie Palmer Blair Evans Bronte Barratt Meagen Nay	7:53.71 GR	New Zealand Lauren Boyle Penelope Marshall Amaka Gessler Natasha Hind	7:57.46	England Joanne Jackson Rebecca Adlington Emma Saunders Sasha Matthews	7:58.61
4 × 100 m medley relay details	Australia Emily Seebohm Leisel Jones Jessicah Schipper Alicia Coutts	3:56.99	England Gemma Spofforth Kate Haywood Ellen Gandy Francesca Halsall	4:00.09	Canada Julia Wilkinson Annamay Pierse Audrey Lacroix Victoria Poon	4:03.96

Legend

• WR: World record, (EAD events: World record)
• GR: Games record

Medal table

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Australia	22	16	16	54
2	England	7	16	11	34
3	South Africa	7	4	5	16
4	Canada	5	1	4	10
5	Scotland	2	3	1	6
6	Kenya	1	0	0	1
7	New Zealand	0	4	2	6
8	Wales	0	1	3	4
9	Papua New Guinea	0	1	0	1
10	India	0	0	1	1
Totals (10 entries)		44	46	43	133

Participating nations

Antigua and Barbuda  (1)   Australia  (52)   Bangladesh  (4)   Barbados  (1)   Bermuda  (3)   Canada  (27)   Cayman Islands  (3)   Cyprus  (7)   England  (42)   Ghana  (3)   Gibraltar  (4)   Grenada  (2)   Guernsey  (5)   Guyana  (1)

India  (48)   Jamaica  (3)   Jersey  (1)   Kenya  (12)   Lesotho  (2)   Malaysia  (14)   Malawi  (5)   Maldives  (6)   Mozambique  (3)   Mauritius  (4)   Northern Ireland  (10)   New Zealand  (12)   Papua New Guinea  (6)   Rwanda  (1)

Saint Lucia  (2)   Samoa  (2)   Scotland  (20)   Seychelles  (5)   Singapore  (9)   South Africa  (14)   Sri Lanka  (8)   Swaziland  (2)   Tanzania  (4)   Tonga  (1)   Trinidad and Tobago  (7)   Uganda  (4)   Wales  (16)   Zambia  (5)

Synchronised swimming

Main article: Synchronised swimming at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

See also

• List of Commonwealth Games records in swimming

External links

• Aquatics - XIX commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi ^{[ dead link ]}
• Schedule