Scotland at the 2006 Commonwealth Games

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The Commonwealth Games Council for Scotland announced on 3 November 2005 that Scotland would be sending 166 athletes (104 men and 62 women) to compete in the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, supported by 70 officials. This is a smaller team than the country fielded at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester, England, when Scotland sent 207 athletes and 85 officials, winning 6 Gold, 8 Silver and 16 Bronze medals.

Scotland at the 2006 Commonwealth Games

CGF code	SCO
CGA	Commonwealth Games Scotland
Website	goscotland.org
in Melbourne, Australia
Competitors	166
Flag bearer (opening)	Ian Marsden^[1]
Flag bearer (closing)	Gregor Tait^[1]
Officials	70
Medals Ranked 6th	Gold 11 Silver 7 Bronze 11 Total 29
Commonwealth Games appearances (overview)
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The Saltire: the flag of Scotland

The main team's departure was on 28 February 2006 from Glasgow Airport flying with Emirates Airlines, one of the team's main sponsors. Other sources of financial support are the Clydesdale Bank, sportscotland, the Commonwealth Games Endowment fund, and the Scottish general public.

Scotland had been adversely affected by the withdrawal of judo from the 2006 programme, where it had won many medals in previous games.

Despite the withdrawal of judo the team had a hugely successful games and brought back its highest medal total ever.

The team was sponsored by the Clydesdale Bank.

Medals edit

				Total
Scotland	11	7	11	29

Gold edit

Kenneth Anderson, Light Heavyweight 81 kg

Ross Edgar, Chris Hoy & Craig MacLean, Men's Team Sprint

Bowls:

Alex Marshall & Paul Foster, Men's Doubles

Sheena Sharp and Susan Jackson, Women's 50 m Rifle Prone Pairs

Sheena Sharp, Women's 50 m Rifle Prone Individual

David Carry, Men's 400 m Freestyle

David Carry, Men's 400 m Individual Medley

Caitlin McClatchey, Women's 200 m Freestyle

Caitlin McClatchey, Women's 400 m Freestyle

Gregor Tait, Men's 200 m Backstroke

Gregor Tait, Men's 200 m Individual Medley

Silver edit

Chris Baillie, Men's 110 m Hurdles

Ross Edgar, Men's Sprint

Bowls:

Joyce Lindores & Kay Moran Women's Bowls Pairs

Martin Sinclair & Neil Stirton, Men's 50 m Rifle Prone Pairs

Kirsty Balfour, Women's 200 m Breaststroke

Euan Dale, Men's Individual Medley

David Carry, Euan Dale, Andrew Hunter & Robert Renwick, Men's 200 m Freestyle Relay

Bronze edit

Lee McConnell, Women's 400 m Hurdles

Susan Hughes, Women's Singles

Kate Cullen, Women's Points Race

Ross Edgar, Men's Keirin

Chris Hoy, Men's 1 km Time Trial

James McCallum, Men's Scratch

Gymnastics:

Adam Cox, Men's Horizontal Bar

Kirsty Balfour, Women's 100 m Breaststroke.

Gregor Tait, Men's 100 m Backstroke.

Gregor Tait, Todd Cooper, Craig Houston & Kris Gilchrist, Men's 4x100 m Medley Relay.

Weightlifting:

Thomas Yule, Men's 94 kg

Scotland's Commonwealth Games Team 2006 edit

Aquatics edit

Diving edit

Monique McCarroll Diving platform

Swimming edit

Men's edit

David Carry – 200 m, 400 m freestyle
Ross Clark – 50 m breast
Todd Cooper – 50 m, 100 m, 200 m butterfly
Euan Dale – 200 m, 400 m individual medley
Kris Gilchrist – 200 m breast
Craig Houston – 50 freestyle
Andrew Hunter – 200 freestyle
Chris Jones – 50 m breast
Robert Lee – 50 m breast
David Leith – 50 m butterfly
Robbie Renwick – 200 m freestyle
Gregor Tait* – 100 m backstroke, 200 m backstroke, 200 m individual medley

Women's edit

Kirsty Balfour – 100 m breast, 200 m breast
Fiona Booth – 50 m breast
Kerry Buchan – 100 m breast, 200 m breast
Stephanie Hill – 100 m butterfly
Caitlin McClatchey – 200 m, 400 m, 800 m freestyle
Hannah Miley – 400 m individual medley
Lorna Smith – 400 m individual medley
Lara Fergusson – 50 m, 100 m freestyle (EAD)

Athletics edit

Men's edit

Chris Baillie – 110 m hurdles
Iain Park* – Hammer
Darren Ritchie – Long jump
Allan Scott – 110 m hurdles
Kevin Sheppard – 3000 m steeplechase
Nick Stewart – 400 m hurdles
Mark Taylor* – high jump

Women's edit

Kathy Butler – 5,000 m, 10,000 m
Gillian Cooke – Long jump
Shona Crombie–Hicks – Marathon
Collette Fagan – 10,000 m
Hayley Haining – Marathon
Lee McConnell – 200 m, 400 m, 400 m hurdles
Kirsty Maguire – Paul Vault
Hayley Ovens – 1,500 m
Susan Partridge – Marathon
Susan Scott – 800 m, 1500 m
Shirley Webb – Hammer

Badminton edit

Men's edit

Andrew Bowman – mixed doubles

Women's edit

Susan Hughes – singles
Kirsteen McEwan – mixed doubles
Yuan Wemyss* – singles and ladies doubles

Basketball edit

Men's edit

(Non travelling reserves have also been identified.)

Boxing edit

Mitch Prince – 60 kg
Mark Hastie* – 64 kg
Kris Carslaw – 69 kg
Craig McEwan* – 75 kg
Kenny Anderson – 81 kg
Stephen Simmons* – 91 kg

Cycling edit

Men's edit

Alex Coutts – Road Race
Ross Edgar – Track Sprint Events
Chris Hoy – Track Sprint Events
Marco Librizzi – Track Sprint Events
Craig MacLean – Track Sprint Events
Gareth Montgomerie – Mountain Bike Cross Country
Evan Oliphant – Road Race
James Ouchterlony – Mountain Bike Cross Country
Duncan Urquhart – Road Race
Robert Wardell – Mountain Bike Cross Country

Women's edit

Kate Cullen – Track Points Race and Road Race
Ruth McGavigan – Mountain Bike Cross Country

Field Hockey edit

Men's team edit

Head coach: Mathias Ahrens

Reserves: Gareth Hall and Derek Salmond.

Women's team edit

Head coach: Lesley Hobley

Reserves: Holly Cram and Katrina Cameron.

Gymnastics edit

Men's edit

Adam Cox Men's Artistic
Steve Frew Men's Artistic
Daniel Keatings Men's Artistic
Barry Koursarys Men's Artistic
Andrew Mackie Men's Artistic

Women's edit

Carol Galashan Women's Artistic
Helen Galashan Women's Artistic
Jennifer Hannah Women's Artistic
Rosalie Hutton* Women's Artistic
Emma White Women's Artistic

Lawn Bowls edit

Men's edit

Darren Burnett-Singles
Paul Foster – Pairs
Alex Marshall – Pairs
David Peacock – Triples
Colin Mitchell – Triples
Colin Peacock – Triples

Women edit

Margaret Letham – singles
Kay Moran -pairs
Joyce Lindores – pairs
Linda Brennan – triples
Betty Forsyth – triples
Seona Black – triples

Rugby Sevens edit

Shooting edit

Men's edit

Robert Carroll – Standard pistol & Centre-Fire Pistol
Stewart Cumming – Double trap
Robin Law – 10 m Air Rifle
David Lewis – Air pistol & Free Pistol
Ian Marsden – Skeet
Jonathan Reid – Trap
Alan Ritchie – Air pistol & Free Pistol
Graham Rudd – 50 m 3-Positions & 10 m Air Rifle
Ian Shaw – Fullbore rifle
Martin Sinclair – 50 m Prone Rifle & 50 m 3-Positions
Neil Stirton – 50 m Prone Rifle
Michael Thomson – Skeet

Women's edit

Emma Cole Hamilton – 50 m 3-Positions & 10 m Air Rifle
Susan Jackson – 50 m 3-Positions & 50 m Prone Rifle
Shona Marshall – Olympic Trap
Heather Rudd – 10 m Air Rifle
Sheena Sharp – 50 m Prone Rifle

Squash edit

Harry Leitch (men's doubles)
Frania Gillen-Buchert (women's doubles)
Pam Nimmo (mixed doubles)
Louise Philip (women's doubles)
John White (singles)

Triathlon edit

Weightlifting edit

Peter Kirkbride (85 kg)
Thomas Yule (91 kg)

Note edit

* – athletes with known injuries at time of selection who were required to prove full fitness by 15 January 2006.

See also edit

References edit

^ ^a ^b "Melbourne 2006 Facts". Team Scotland. Archived from the original on 31 March 2021. Retrieved 31 March 2021.

External links edit

Scotland Commonwealth Games Team: Melbourne, Australia 2006

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