| Mauritius at the 2010 Commonwealth Games | |
|---|---|
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| CGF code | MRI |
| CGA | Mauritius Olympic Committee |
| in Delhi, India | |
| Competitors | 55 in 7 sports |
| Flag bearer | Opening: Closing: |
| Medals |
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| Commonwealth Games appearances (overview) | |
Mauritius competed in the 2010 Commonwealth Games held in Delhi, India, from 3 to 14 October 2010. [1]
 |  |  | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Mauritius | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 |
| Medal | Name | Sport | Event |
|---|---|---|---|
 Bronze | Louis Julie | Boxing | Bantamweight(56 kg) |
| Bronze | Louis Colin | Boxing | Light welterweight(64 kg) |
Wednesday 6 October. 100m Men's Round 1 Heat 1. Jean Baptiste Joel Brasse: 7th 10.710s [2]
Wednesday 6 October. 100m Men's Round 1 Heat 5. Ahmed Ondimba Bongo: Disqualified due to false start
Thursday 7 October. 100m Women – Semifinal 1. Mary Jane Vincent. Lane 8. Disqualified due to false start. [3]
Thursday 7 October. Men's Decathlon 100m – Heat 1. Patrick Guillaume Llyod Thierry: 7th 734 points
Thursday 7 October. Men's Decathlon Shot Put. Patrick Guillaume Llyod Thierry: 9th 693 points
Thursday 7 October. Men's Decathlon 400m – Heat 1. Patrick Guillaume Llyod Thierry: 7th 729 points
Thursday 7 October. Men's 400m – Heat 6. Jean Fernando Augustin: 5th 48.430s
Thursday 7 October. Men's 400m – Heat 3. Jean Francois Degrace: 4th 47.210s
Tuesday 5 October. Light Welterweight 64 kg. Bout 15 – Preliminary: Louis Colin (Mri) bt Chris Jenkins (Wal) [4]
Tuesday 5 October. Flyweight 52 kg. Bout 3 – Preliminary: Gilbert Bactora (Mri) bt Samarasekara Dissanayake (Sri)
Wednesday 6 October. Light Weight (60 kg) Men's Qualification Bout 42 – Qualification Round: Alex Rynn (Can) bt Jean Colin (Mri)
Wednesday 6 October. Welter Weight (69 kg) Men's Qualification Bout 46 – Qualification Round: Joseph St Pierre (Mri) bt Freddie Evans (Wal)
Thursday 7 October. Men's Light Fly 46–49 kg Bout 62 – Preliminary: Jason Lavigilante (Mri) bt Christopher Katanga (Zam)
Monday 4 October. 200m Freestyle – Heat 1. Olivia De Maroussem: 2nd 02:20.320 [5]
Tuesday 5 October. 100m Freestyle – Heat 3. Olivia De Maroussem: 6th 01:03.100
Tuesday 5 October. 50m Butterfly – Heat 3. Jean Gregoire: 8th 28.480
Wednesday 6 October. 100m Freestyle Heat 3 – Qualification Round. Jean Gregoire: 8th 56.940 [6]
Thursday 7 October. 50m Freestyle – Heat 4. Olivia De Maroussem: 8th 28.540s [7]
Tuesday 5 October. Women's Singles 7 – 1st rd: Sohinee Ghosh (Mri) bt Stacey Roheman (Lca)
Tuesday 5 October. Men's Singles 10 – 1st rd: Harshana Godamanna (Sri) bt Kamil Patel (Mri)
Wednesday 6 October. Women's Singles – 2nd rd: Anna Smith (Eng) bt Sohinee Ghosh (Mri)
Monday 4 October. 56 kg – Final. Marc Coret: 8th 210 points [8]
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