Alice Tai wins gold in women's 100m backstroke

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Last updated Jul 26, 2026

Alice Tai wins gold in women's 100m backstroke
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Alice Tai claimed gold for England in the women's 100m backstroke S9 at the Commonwealth Games on July 26. Tai successfully defended her title, finishing 2.13 seconds ahead of Australian silver medalist Gemma Sellic and over three seconds clear of bronze medalist Victoria Belando Nicholson. Oliver Morgan earned silver in the men's 200m backstroke, narrowly defeating teammate Luke Greenbank for the second spot on the podium. While Greenbank set the fastest semi-final time, he finished behind South African Pieter Coetze. The results mark another strong showing for England in the swimming events at the Games.

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  • Alice Tai wins gold by 2.13 seconds
  • Gemma Sellic takes silver for Australia
  • Oliver Morgan earns silver in men's 200m backstroke
  • Luke Greenbank finishes with bronze
  • Competition takes place during Commonwealth Games
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  • 8:03 PMYahoo SportsTai wins gold, Morgan and Greenbank on podium
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Alice Tai clinches gold for England in convincing fashion in the women's 100m backstroke S9.

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