Breanna Scott – Beam Gold at Commonwealths

Konnor McClain – Beam

One of these things is not like the others.

We should know the name of Judge 1. There is not enough accountability in judging. That’s a HUGE difference in a routine at this level.

William Émard’s H Bar adventures

Broken grip. Crazy flying fall.

Sprint through the arena to find his back-up grips.

THEN having to compete as the final competitor at the Commonwealth Games. Here’s how it went …

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JULY MARANO – Bars

July Marano is now age-17. But already has world class difficulty.

Commonwealth Games Finals day 2

An excellent competition well hosted AGAIN by Glasgow, Scotland.

Vault

🥇 Félix Dolci, Canada, 13.766
🥈 Luke Whitehouse, England, 13.749
🥉 Neofytos Kyriakou, Cyprus, 13.733

Beam

🥇 Breanna Scott, Australia, 13.933
🥈 Amanda Yap, Singapore, 13.233
🥉 Lia Monica Fontaine, Canada, 13.000

P Bars

🥇 Jesse Moore, Australia, 14.000
🥈 Marios Georgiou, Cyprus, 13.800
🥉 Félix Dolci, Canada, 13.300

Floor

The best apparatus Final in my opinion. Good artistry. Clean tumbling. Much better leaps, jumps, and turns than usual.

🥇 Ruby Evans, Wales, 13.500
🥈 Abigail Martin, England, 13.333
🥉 Shantae-Eve Amankwaah, England, 13.300

H Bar

  1. Félix Dolci, Canada, 14.233
  2. Marios Georgiou, Cyprus, 14.166
  3. William Émard, Canada, 13.566

Full results.

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Félix Dolci the biggest Gymnastics star at Commonwealths 2026. One of the biggest in all sports.

Jordan Carroll 15.0 Pommel Gold

You might not know the name yet ➙ Jordan Carroll from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

But he’s yet another great Pommel specialist who could make a final at any level of competition. Very consistent.

Any score close to 15 raises the potential Canadian TEAM score a lot. I could see Canada bringing two Pommel guys to Worlds 2025.

Double Layout 1/2 out on Floor

The Biles is an impressive, smart skill. The main challenge is that landing facing forwards.

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Commonwealth Games Finals day 1

Full results.

Vault

Lia-Monica is only age-16, the Worlds 2025 silver medalist. And she’s improving!

🥇 Lia-Monica Fontaine, Canada, 14.000
🥈 Abigail Martin, England, 13.799
🥉 Abigail Roper, Wales, 13.433

Bars

Tkachev queen takes the title.

🥇 Kate McDonald, Australia, 14.333
🥈 Ellie Black, Canada, 13.900
🥉 Emily Roper, Wales, 13.666

Floor

Luke was silver on Floor at Worlds 2025.

🥇 Luke Whitehouse, England, 14.566
🥈 René Cournoyer, Canada, 13.966
🥉 James Hardy, Australia, 13.466

Pommel

Remember the name. Jordan is capable of qualifying for any Pommel final at any level. New to the international scene, he’s been very consistent.

🥇 Jordan Carroll, Canada, 15.000
🥈 Reuben Ward, Scotland, 14.966
🥉 Cameron Lynn, Scotland, 13.833

Rings

🥇 Félix Dolci, Canada, 13.766
🥈 William Émard, Canada, 13.600
🥉 James Hardy, Australia, 13.500

Lia-Monica Fontaine, Ellie Black – Floor

The final apparatus in the all-around competition at Commonwealth Games 2026 decided the podium.

1) Ellie Black – 53.050 (CAN)
2) Breanna Scott – 52.900 (AUS)
3) Lia-Monica Fontaine – 52.800 (CAN)

Here are the Canadians. Lia-Monica is only age-16 with plenty of tumbling & vault potential.

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Félix Dolci – amazing comeback at Commonwealths

Félix is in great shape right now. BUT fell twice on Pommels to score 9.500 in the all-around final at the Commonwealth Games.

Disaster.

He ranked 17 / 18 after two events.

But this guy has character. He fought through the final 4 apparatus to finish silver in the AA. One of the great comebacks anyone can recall.

Never. Never give up.

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Here’s how Félix felt after the competition.

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