Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games medal table: standings as 74 nations contest 645 medals
A live medal table is tracking results at the 23rd Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, where 74 countries are competing for the 645 medals on offer. The championships are being staged between 23 July and 2 August.
The Games feature athletes from 74 Commonwealth Games Associations who are eligible to compete, and all of those associations are expected to send athletes to the championships. Medals will be contested across 215 events distributed among 10 sports. Six of those sports incorporate Para sport competition, while the remaining four disciplines comprise artistic gymnastics, boxing, judo and netball.
Across the programme, 215 separate medal events will determine the 645 prizes available to competitors, reflecting a broad slate of disciplines and formats. The schedule’s event count and medal total underline the scale of the tournament in Glasgow, which brings together able-bodied and Para sport contests under one umbrella. Organisers have structured the schedule so that medal opportunities are spread through the 11-day timeline from 23 July to 2 August.
Para sport competition is integrated into six sports at these Games: 3x3 basketball, athletics, bowls, cycling, swimming and weightlifting. Those sports will include medal events specifically designated for Para athletes alongside the standard events, contributing to the overall tally of 215 medal contests. The inclusion of Para events across multiple disciplines reflects the Games’ combined programme.
The four sports listed separately are artistic gymnastics, boxing, judo and netball, each offering their own sets of medals within the 215-event programme. Netball and the combat and gymnastic disciplines present traditional medal formats, while other sports on the schedule incorporate both individual and team events. Together, these sports make up the remainder of the 10-sport programme.
All 74 Commonwealth Games Associations eligible to compete are expected to field athletes in Glasgow, ensuring widespread participation across the Commonwealth. That breadth of entry helps explain the large number of events and the distribution of the 645 medals across nations and sports. The medal table provides a running snapshot of how those associations are performing against one another.
The medal table will continue to be updated as events conclude during the Games, offering a day-by-day account of which associations are collecting the 645 available medals across the 215 events. Readers can follow the standings throughout the championships, which run from 23 July to 2 August in Glasgow.
