Isle of Man at the Commonwealth Games

Isle of Man at the
Commonwealth Games
CG codeIOM
CGACommonwealth Games Association of the Isle of Man
Websitecga.im
Medals
Ranked 35th
Gold
4
Silver
3
Bronze
7
Total
14
Commonwealth Games appearances (overview)

The Isle of Man has competed eighteen times in the Commonwealth Games to date, beginning in 1958.

History

The Isle of Man first participated at the Games in 1958 in Cardiff, Wales. The Isle of Man has been strongest in Cycling and Shooting events.[1]

Medals

The Isle of Man was thirty-forth on the all-time medal tally of the Commonwealth Games after the 2026 games in Glasgow, Scotland having won fourteen medals since 1958.

Games Gold Silver Bronze Total Rank
Wales 1958 Cardiff001122
Australia 1962 Perth0000N/a
Jamaica 1966 Kingston100115
Scotland 1970 Edinburgh001122
New Zealand 1974 Christchurch0000N/a
Canada 1978 Edmonton001121
Australia 1982 Brisbane0000N/a
Scotland 1986 Edinburgh10018
New Zealand 1990 Auckland0000N/a
Canada 1994 Victoria0000N/a
Malaysia 1998 Kuala Lumpur010128
England 2002 Manchester0000N/a
Australia 2006 Melbourne101219
India 2010 Delhi002231
Scotland 2014 Glasgow010129
Australia 2018 Gold Coast010134
England 2022 Birmingham0000N/a
Scotland 2026 Glasgow101220
Total4371433

Individual Medal Winners

  • Stuart Slack – Cycling Road Race – Bronze – Cardiff 1958
  • Peter Buckley – Cycling Road Race – Gold – Jamaica 1966
  • Alex Jackson – Swimming 200m Freestyle – Bronze – Edinburgh 1970
  • Stewart Watterson – Shooting 50m Rifle Prone – Bronze – Edmonton 1978
  • Nigel Kelly – Shooting Individual Skeet – Gold – Edinburgh 1986
  • David Moore – Shooting 50m Rifle Prone – Silver – Kuala Lumpur 1998
  • Mark Cavendish – Cycling Scratch Race – Gold – Melbourne 2006
  • Trevor Boyles and David Walton – Shooting Trap Pairs – Bronze – Melbourne 2006
  • Mark Christian – Cycling Scratch Race – Bronze – Delhi 2010
  • Tim Kneale – Shooting Double Trap – Bronze – Delhi 2010
  • Peter Kennaugh – Cycling Points Race – Silver – Glasgow 2014
  • Tim Kneale – Shooting Double Trap – Silver – Gold Coast 2018
  • David Mullarkey – Athletics 10,000m – Bronze – Glasgow 2026
  • Matthew Bostock – Cycling Points Race – Gold – Glasgow 2026

References

  1. ↑ "Isle of Man". Commonwealth Games Federation. Archived from the original on 21 July 2020. Retrieved 21 July 2020.