Canada's Liendo wins 100 fly gold, Black takes gymnastics title at Commonwealth Games
GLASGOW — Toronto swimmer Joshua Liendo and Halifax gymnast Ellie Black added gold medals to Canada's tally at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday. Liendo defended his men's 100-metre butterfly title before Black became the first person to win two all-around gymnastics crowns at the Games. Liendo touched the wall in a meet record of 50.42 seconds, edging Australians Matthew Temple (50.43) and Ben Armbruster (50.58) at Tollcross International Swimming Centre.
- ▪GLASGOW — Toronto swimmer Joshua Liendo and Halifax gymnast Ellie Black added gold medals to Canada's tally at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday.
- ▪Liendo defended his men's 100-metre butterfly title before Black became the first person to win two all-around gymnastics crowns at the Games.
- ▪Liendo touched the wall in a meet record of 50.42 seconds, edging Australians Matthew Temple (50.43) and Ben Armbruster (50.58) at Tollcross International Swimming Centre.
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- ▪ Toronto’s Joshua Liendo wins 100m butterfly gold at Commonwealth Games — The Globe and Mail
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| Publication time | Sun, 26 Jul 2026 23:14:53 GMT |
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GLASGOW — Toronto swimmer Joshua Liendo and Halifax gymnast Ellie Black added gold medals to Canada's tally at the Commonwealth Games on Sunday. Liendo defended his men's 100-metre butterfly title before Black became the first person to win two all-around gymnastics crowns at the Games. Liendo touched the wall in a meet record of 50.42 seconds, edging Australians Matthew Temple (50.43) and Ben Armbruster (50.58) at Tollcross International Swimming Centre. “The strategy was more on the first day, managing the semis and the heats. I tried to take control of the race early (today), grit my teeth at the end and hit the wall,” said Liendo. “I felt like I got a good start. That’s what I wanted.
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