Canadian gymnast Ellie Black made history at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games by winning her second individual all-around gold medal on July 26, 2026.
The 30-year-old scored 53.050 points to become the first gymnast ever to win two Commonwealth Games individual all-around titles.
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Her previous gold came at the 2018 Gold Coast edition in Australia.
Record-Breaking Performance
Black, a four-time Olympian, delivered consistent performances across all four apparatus.
She scored 13.850 on vault, 13.250 on uneven bars, 13.200 on balance beam, and 12.750 on floor exercise.
This victory marks her eighth Commonwealth Games medal overall and her fourth gold.
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It came just one day after she helped Canada win a silver medal in the team event.
Australia's Breanna Scott took the silver medal with a total of 52.900 points.
Canadian teammate Lia-Monica Fontaine, in her Commonwealth Games debut, earned bronze with 52.800 points—just 0.100 behind Scott.
Fontaine posted scores of 14.300 on vault, 13.100 on uneven bars, 12.250 on balance beam, and 13.150 on floor exercise.
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Black is scheduled to compete in the uneven bars and balance beam event finals later in the Games.
