Australia has been the most successful nation at the Commonwealth Games. The 2026 Glasgow Games mark their 23rd occasion of competing. More than 200 athletes are competing across 10 sports for Australia at this year’s Games. During the Birmingham 2022 Games, Australia topped the table with 179 medals, 67 of which were gold. Let’s take a look at all the Australian female athletes who have won medals so far at the 2026 Games:
Gold:
Lani Pallister – swimming, women’s 400m freestyle
Jenna Jones – swimming, women’s 100m freestyle S13
Jenna Forrester – swimming, women’s 200m backstroke
Meg Harris, Shayna Jack, Alex Perkins, Mollie O’Callaghan – swimming, women’s 4x100m freestyle relay
Mollie O’Callaghan — swimming, women’s 200m freestyle
Alex Perkins — swimming, women’s 50m butterfly
Georgia Godwin, Breanna Scott, Kate McDonald, Ruby Pass and Emily Whitehead — artistic gymnastics, women’s team
Flynn Southam, Kyle Chalmers, Shayna Jack and Meg Harris — swimming, mixed 4x100m freestyle
Lani Pallister, swimming, women’s 1500m freestyle
Iona Anderson, swimming, women’s 100m backstroke
Gemma Sellick, swimming, women’s 100m backstroke S9
Kate McDonald – artistic gymnastics, women’s uneven bars
Rose Davies – athletics, women’s 10,000m
Jenna Forrester – swimming, women’s 400m individual medley
Meg Harris – swimming, women’s 100m freestyle
Alex Perkins – swimming, women’s 100m butterfly
Lani Pallister, Hannah Casey, Inez Miller, Mollie O’Callaghan – swimming, women’s 4x200m freestyle relay
Silver:
Jasmine Greenwood, women’s 200m individual medley SM10
Lani Pallister — swimming, women’s 200m freestyle
Molly Walker, swimming, women’s 1500m freestyle
Victoria Belando Nicholson, swimming, women’s 100m backstroke S9
Hannah Fredericks, swimming, women’s 200m backstroke
Mollie O’Callaghan – swimming, women’s 100m freestyle
Bronze:
Hani Watson – para powerlifting, women’s heavyweight
Jenna Forrester – swimming, women’s 400m freestyle
Kirralee Hayes – swimming, women’s 100m freestyle S13
Hannah Fredericks – swimming, women’s 200m backstroke
Sienna Toohey- swimming, women’s 100m breaststroke
Jasmine Greenwood- swimming, women’s 200m individual medley SM10
Ella Ramsay – swimming, women’s 400m individual medley
Shayna Jack – swimming, women’s 100m freestyle
