4 Aug 2014
Loughborough’s medallists at the Commonwealth Games
After 11 days of action at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games Loughborough’s athletes have claimed 35 medals in seven different sports for three competing nations.
If Loughborough was a country it would have finished 11th on the medal table. The tally of 35 medals would have been tenth highest, ahead of countries such as Kenya and Jamaica.
The medallists include current and former students, alumni members, players from Loughborough Sport teams, and athletes who are based on campus via an elite performance centre for their sport.
You can find out more about Loughborough's medallists at the Games via Storify.
Loughborough’s Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games medallists
9 gold medals
- Vicky Holland - triathlon mixed team relay
- Fran Halsall - 50m freestyle
- Fran Halsall - 50m butterfly
- Dan Greaves - discus F42/44
- Libby Clegg -100m T12
- Sam Oldham - men’s gymnastics team event
- Georgia Davies - 50m backstroke
- Adam Barrett - men’s 4x100m medley relay
- Steve Lewis - pole vault
13 silver medals
- Fran Halsall and Amy Smith - 4x100 freestyle relay
- Georgia Davies - 100m backstroke
- Bethany Woodward - long jump T37/38
- Lauren Smith - badminton mixed team event
- Adam Gemili - 100m
- Laura Samuel - triple jump
- William Sharman - 110m hurdles
- Fran Halsall - women’s 4x100m medley relay
- Isobel Pooley - high jump
- Lynsey Sharp - 800m
- Tiffany Porter - 100m hurdles
- Giselle Ansley, Maddie Hinch, Laura Unsworth & Nicola White - women’s hockey
- Adam Gemili, Harry Aikines-Aryeetey & Richard Kilty - men’s 4 x 100m relay
13 bronze medals
- Vicky Holland - women’s individual triathlon
- Liam Tancock - 100m backstroke
- Adam Barrett - men’s 4x100 freestyle relay
- Molly Renshaw - 200m breaststroke
- Liam Tancock - 50m backstroke
- Sophie Hitchon - hammer
- Adam Barrett - 100m butterfly
- Mark Dry - hammer
- Anyika Onuora - women’s 4 x 400m relay
- Sally Scott - pole vault
- Lauren Smith - badminton women’s doubles
- Nick Catlin, David Condon, Mark Gleghorne, Iain Lewers, Barry Middleton and Henry Weir - men’s hockey
- Daryl Selby – squash men’s doubles