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Guernsey at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

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CGF code
  
GUE

Competitors
  
45 in 10 sports

Website
  
guernseycga.org.gg

Flag bearer
  
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Guernsey at the 2010 Commonwealth Games

CGA
  
Guernsey Commonwealth Games Association

Medals
  
Gold Silver Bronze Total 0 0 0 0

Guernsey competed in the 2010 Commonwealth Games held in Delhi, India, from 3 to 14 October 2010.

Contents

Swimming

Team Guernsey consists of 6 swimmers.

Xander Beaton, Thomas Hollingsworth, Ian Hubert, Ben Lowndes, Jeremy Osborne, Ian Powell.

Athletics

Team Guernsey consists of 8 athletes.

Matthew Bailey, Tom Druce, Dale Garland, Helen Hadjam, Lee Merrien, Kylie Robilliard, Hywel Robinson, Nathan Stevens.

Badminton

Team Guernsey consists of 2 badminton players.

Elena Johnson, Gayle Lloyd.

Women's Singles
Women's Doubles

Cycling

Team Guernsey consists of 4 cyclists.

Lawn Bowls

Team Guernsey consists of 9 lawn bowls players.

Donald Batiste, Lucy Beere, Garry Collins, Daniel De La Mare, Gwen De La Mare, Matthew Le Ber, Alison Merrien, Ian Merrien, Gary Pitschou.

Shooting

Team Guernsey consists of 2 shooters.

Adam Jory, Peter Jory.

Squash

Team Guernsey consists of 5 squash players. Henry Birch, Zephanie Curgenven, Natalie Dodd, Issey Norman-Ross, Chris Simpson.

Men's Singles
Women's Singles
Women's Doubles
Mixed Doubles

Table Tennis

Liam James Robilliard, Kay Chivers, Garry Dodd, Oliver Langlois, Alice Loveridge, Dawn Morgan, Matthew Stubbington (Had the highest muscle mass of the whole Guernsey team), Coach: Lloyd Doyley (Guernsey) (Greenway School PE teacher).

Men's Singles
Women's Singles
Men's Doubles
Women's Doubles
Mixed Doubles
Men's Team

Garry Dodd, Olly Langlois, Matthew Stubbington

Women's Team

Alice Loveridge, Dawn Morgan, Kay Chivers

Tennis

Team Guernsey consists of 3 players. Patrick Ogier, Dominic McLuskey, Heather Watson.

Men
Women
Mixed

References

Guernsey at the 2010 Commonwealth Games Wikipedia