2022 COMMONWEALTH GAMES
- Friday, July 29 – Wednesday, August 3, 2022
- Birmingham, England
- Sandwell Aquatic Center
- Start Times
- Prelims: 10:30 am local / 5:30 am ET
- Finals: 7:00 pm local / 2:00 pm ET
- LCM (50m)
- Meet Central
- Event Schedule
- Entry List
- Live Results
Through two days of competition at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, the nation of Australia owns a commanding lead in the overall swimming and para-swimming medal table.
The green and gold have amassed 22 total medals, including 8 gold, 6 silver and 8 bronze, having already reaped more than three times the next-closest nation’s haul through Friday and Saturday.
Canada is next in line with 6 total medals, with 3 of them gold, while New Zealand rounds out the top 3 nations with 4 medals in all.
The competition is still early, with time for nations like England and Scotland to make a move, but at this point, Australia already looks nearly unbeatable.
At the 2018 edition of the Commonwealth Games which were hosted by the Gold Coast, Australia scored an incredible 73 total medals including 28 gold. That gold count more than tripled runners-up England in swimming and para-swimming with England totaling 9 gold 4 years ago.
Why is Madi Wilson mad on the gram?
Google “Kyle chalmers”
Amazing that at home in 2006, the Australian men won Zero Individual Golds and 1 relay!
Highly unlikely they’ll get anywhere near the 2018 number despite more events being added. Whilst there are certainly a number of potential podium sweeps in the offing; the relative weakness of AUS men will almost certainly preclude them getting close.
Gold Coast was 21/38. Realistically the ceiling is probably 18/40 for Birmingham.
England is loving them silvers.