COMMONWEALTH GAMES: RESULTS

Results of finals Wednesday on the third day of competition at
the 19th Commonwealth Games (distances in meters):
ATHLETICS

Men
5,000
       1. Moses Ndiema Kipsiro, Uganda, 13 minutes, 31.25 seconds.
       2. Eliud Kipchoge, Kenya, 13:31.32.
       3. Mark Kiptoo, Kenya, 13:32.58
       4. Vincent Yator, Kenya,13:37.02.
       5. Christopher Thompson, England,13:39.28.
       6. Collis Birmingham, Australia,13:39.59.
       7. Ben St. Lawrence, Australia, 13:46.90.
       8. David McNeill, Australia,13:47.40.
       9. Tony Mukongolwa Wamulwa, Zambia,13:48.50.
       10. Eric Sebahire, Rwanda,13:55.54.
       11. Adrian Blincoe, New Zealand, 14:03.07.
       12. Damiano Paul Chopa, Tanzania,14:10.43.
       13. Sylvain Rukundo Rwanda, 14:14.85.
       14. Sunil Kumar, India, 14:18.99.
       15. Lee Merrien, Guernsey, 14:19.33.
       16. Sandip Kumar, India, 14:22.59.
       17. Ramolefi Motsieloa, Lesotho, 14:23.19.
       18. Cleveland Leon Forde, Guyana, 14:29.46.
       19. Lee Emanuel, England, 14:31.38.
       20. Jean Baptista Simuceka, Rwanda,14:34.51.
       21. Sapolai Yao, Papua New Guinea,16:21.88.
       22. Philip Younki Nausien, Vanuatu, 16:37.30.
       Chauncy Master, Malawi, DNS.

Women
Parasport Shot Put
       1. Louise Ellery, Australia, 1,110 points (6.17 meters).
       2. Jess Hamill, New Zealand, 979 (7.17).
       3. Gemma Prescott, England, 952 (5.54).
       4. Brydee Moore, Australia, 951 (5.85).
       5. Margareth Chiedum Okoko, Nigeria, 937 (4.38).
       6. Manjualam Mahadevaiah, India, 651 (3.42).
       7. Deepa Malik, India, 526 (3.63).
       8. Agnes Flora Oluoch, Kenya, 29 (2.13).

CYCLING
Men
40 km points race
       Gold: Cameron Meyer, Australia, 89 points.
       Silver: George Atkins, England, 52
       Bronze: Mark Christian, Isle of Mann, 37.
Keirin
       Gold: Josiah Ng, Malaysia.
       Silver: David Daniell, England.
       Bronze: Simon van Velthooven, New Zealand.

Women
25 km points race
       Gold: Megan Dunn, Austarlia, 45 points.
       Silver: Lauren Ellis, New Zealand, 40
       Bronze: Tara Alice Whitten, Canada 36.
Team Sprint
       Gold: Kaarle McCulloch and Anna Meares, Australia, 33.811 seconds.
       Silver: Jenny Davis and Charline Joiner, Scotland, 35.908.
       Bronze: Monique Sullivan and Tara Whitten, Canada, 37.094.
GYMNASTICS
Men
Individual Allround
       Gold: Luke Folwell, England, 85.550 points.
       Silver: Reiss Beckford, England, 85.450
       Bronze: Joshua Jefferis, Australia, 84.750.
Women
Individual Allround
       1. Lauren Mitchell, Australia, 58.200 points.
       2. Emily Little, Australia, 55.850.
       3. Georgia Bonora, Australia, 54.950.

SWIMMING
Men
50 Butterfly
       1. Jason Dunford, Kenya, 23.25 seconds.
       2. Geoff Huegill, Australia, 23.37.
       3. Roland Schoeman, South Africa, 23.44.
       4. Mitchell Patterson, Australia, 23.65.
       5. Ryan Pini, Papua New Guinea, 23.88.
       6. Antony James, England, 24.49.
       7. Virdhawal Khade, India, 24.61.
       8. Andrew Mayor, Scotland, 24.63.
       Andrew Lauterstein, Australia, withdrew, illness.
Paralympic 50 S9
       1. Matthew Cowdrey, Australia 25.33 (world record, old record 25.34 set by
Cowdrey at Beijing Olympics 2008).
       2. Simon Miller, England, 26.70.
       3. Prasanta Karmakar, India, 27.48.
       4. Benjamin Austin, Australia, 27.53.
       5. Blake Cochrane, Australia, 27.68.
       6. Sean Fraser, Scotland, 28.63.
       7. Laurence McGivern, Northern Ireland, 28.95.
       8. Sachin Verma, India, 29.37.
100 Breaststroke
       1. Cameron van der Burgh, South Africa, 1:00.10.
       2. Christian Sprenger, Australia, 1:00.29.
       3. Brenton Rickard, Australia, 1:00.46.
       4. Michael Jamieson, Scotland, 1:00.60.
       5. Scott Dickens, Canada, 1:00.98.
       6. Glenn Snyders, New Zealand, 1:01.39.
       7. Kristopher Gilchrist, Scotland, 1:01.43.
       8. Daniel Sliwinski, England, 1:01.68.
200 Backstroke
       1. James Goddard, England, 1:55.58.
       2. Gareth Kean, New Zealand, 1:57.37.
       3. Ashley Delaney, Australia, 1:58.18.
       4. Christopher Walker-Hebborn, England, 1:59.00.
       5. Charles Francis, Canada, 2:00.07.
       6. Marco Loughran, Wales, 2:00.11.
       7. Tobias Oriwol, Canada, 2:00.24.
       8. Ryan Bennett, England, 2:01.86.
4x200 Freestyle Relay
       1. Australia (Thomas Fraser-Holmes, Nicholas Frost, Ryan Napolean, Kenrick
Monk), 7:10.29.
       2. Scotland (Andrew Hunter, David Carry, Jak Scott, Robert Renwick),
7:14.02.
       3. South Africa (Jean Basson, Darian Townsend, Jan Venter, Chad Le Clos),
7:14.18.
       4. Canada, 7:14.63.
       5. England, 7:16.57.
       6. Malaysia, 7:43.53.
       7. India, 7:46.18.
       DNS: Singapore.

Women
100 Freestyle
       1. Alicia Coutts, Australia, 54.09.
       2. Emily Seebohm, Australia, 54.30,
       3. Francesca Halsall, England, 54.57.
       4. Hayley Palmer, New Zealand, 54.68.
       5. Amy Smith, England, 54.91.
       6. Victoria Poon, Canada, 55.04.
       7. Natasha Hind, New Zealand, 55.44.
       8. Emma Saunders, England, 56.17.
100 Backstroke
       1. Emily Seebohm, Australia, 59.79.
       2. Gemma Spofforth, England, 1:00.02.
       3. Julia Wilkinson, Canada, 1:01.05.
       4 (tie). Sophie Edington, Australia, 1:00.81.
       Beliinda Hocking, Australia, 1:00.81.
       6. Georgie Davies, Wales, 1:01.05.
       7. Melissa Ingram, New Zealand, 1:01.14.
       8. Sinead Russell, Canada, 1:01.42.
200 Breaststroke
       1. Leisel Jones, Australia, 2:25.38.
       2. Tessa Wallace, Australia, 2:25.60.
       3. Sarah Katsoulis, Australia, 2:25.92.
       4. Martha McCabe, Canada, 2:26.46.
       5. Annamay Pierse, Canada, 2:27.21.
       6. Stacey Tadd, England, 2:28.48.
       7. Hannah Miley, Scotland, 2:28.48.
       8. Kerry Buchan, Scotland, 2:31.18.
4x200 Freestyle Relay
       1. Australia (Kylie Palmer, Blair Evans, Bronte Barratt, Meagan Nay),
7:53.71.
       2. New Zealand (Lauren Boyle, Penelope Marshall, Amaka Gessler, Natasha
Hind), 7:57. 46.
       3. England (Joanne Jackson, Rebecca Adlington, Emma Saunders, Sasha
Matthews), 7:58.61.
       4. Canada, 7:58.92.
       5. Scotland, 8:06.85.
       6. Wales, 8:08.50.
       7. Northern Ireland, 8:13.02.
       8. India, 8:56.59.
SHOOTING
Men
10-meter Air Rifle
       Gold: Gagan Narang, India, 703.6 points.
       Silver: Abhinav Bindra, India, 698
       Bronze: James Huckle, England 693.5.
Pairs Double Trap
       Gold: England (Steven Scott and Stevan Walton) 189 points.
       Silver: India (Ronjan Sodhi and Asher Noria) 188.
       Bronze: Malaysia (Benjamin and Seng Khor) 185.
50-meter Pistol
       Gold: Omkar Singh, India, 653.6
       Silver: Bin Gai, Singapore, 649.6
       Bronze: Swee Hon Lim, Singapore 644.7
Women
Singles 25-meter Pistol Precision
       Gold: Anisa Sayyed, India, 786.8 points.
       Silver: Rahi Sarnobat, India, 781.
       Bronze: Pei Chin Bibiana Ng, Malaysia, 778.2.
WEIGHTLIFTING
Men
69-kilogram
       Gold: Ravi Kumar, India, 321 kilograms.
       Silver: Chinthana Vidanage, Sri Lanka, 308.
       Bronze: Mohd Mansor, Malaysia, 306.
Women
58-kilogram
       Gold: Chanu Yumnam, India, 197 kilograms.
       Silver: Seen Lee, Australia, 192
       Bronze: Zoe Smith, England, 188.
WRESTLING
Greco-Roman
55-kilogram
       Final: Rajender Kumar, India, def. Azhar Hussain, Pakistan, 5-0, 6-0.
       Bronze medal: Promise Mwenga, Canada, def. Sunday Sanni, Nigeria, 0-2, 3-0,
3-1.
66-kilogram
       Final: Myroslav Dykun, England, def. Jack Bond, Canada, 4-0, 0-0, 0-0.
       Bronze medal: Sunil Kumar, India, def. Brett Hawthorn, Wales, 6-0, 8-0.
84-kilogram
       Final: Efionayi Joe Agbonavbare, Nigeria, def. Manoj Kumar, India, 4-0, 0-2,
3-0.
       Bronze medal: Dean van Zyl, South Africa, def. Gene Kapaufs, Australia, 3-0,
1-0.
120-kilogram
       Final: Ivan Popov, Australia, def. Talaram Mamman, Nigeria, 1-0, 7-0.
       Bronze medal: Dharmendra Dalal, India, def. Varntan Aparian, Cyprus, 6-0,
Athletics
Decathlon, second day, Brent Newdick, 110m hurdles, 14.79sec 875 pts, discus, 43.50m 736 pts, total 5686 pts 2; heptathlon, first day, Rebecca Wardell, 100m hurdles, 14.18 953 pts 5-equal.
Cycling, track
Women's individual pursuit, qualification, Alison Shanks 3min32.144sec fastest qualifier, Jaime Nielsen 3:37.607 4th fastest, Lauren Ellis 3:41.592 eighth fastest, gold medal race, Shanks 3:30.875 1, bronze medal race, Nielsen, 3:39.923 4.
Hockey
Women's group B match, New Zealand (Katie Glynn 3, Sam Harrison) bt England (Ashleigh Ball) 4-1. Halftime: 2-1.
Netball
Group B match, New Zealand bt South Africa 70-29. Halftime: 32-16.
Swimming
Women's 200m backstroke, heats, Melissa Ingram 2min 9.43sec, fastest qualifier.
Wrestling
Women's 51kg freestyle, Sian Law lost to Ifeoma Nwoye (Nigeria) 3-0.
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