The 2010 Commonwealth Games (officially known as the XIX Commonwealth Games), was a multi-sport event held in Delhi, India from 3 to 14 October 2010. It was the first time that India hosted the Commonwealth Games. A total of 6,081 athletes from 71 Commonwealth nations and dependencies competed in 21 sports and 272 events, making it the largest Commonwealth Games to date.
Athletics
Danny D’Souza: clocked 10.87 seconds in the 100m race event.
Alice Khan: clocked 12.9 seconds in the 100m race event.
Neddy Marie: clocked 22.68 seconds in the 200m race event.
William Woodcock: cleared the bar at 2.20 metres in High Jump.
Lisa Labiche: cleared the bar at 1.68 metres in High jump.
Badminton
Steve Malcouzane: Lost 0-2 to Jamaican Gareth Henry in the Men’s Singles
Lost 1-2 to Uganda in the Men’s Doubles
Lost 0-2 to India in the Double Mixed
Georgie Cupidon: Lost 0-2 to Scotland in the Men’s Singles
Lost 1-2 to Uganda in the Men’s Doubles
Lost 0-2 to England in the Double Mixed
Juliette Ah-Wan: Lost 0-2 to Anna Rankin from New Zealand in the Women’s Singles
Lost 0-2 to Malaysia in the Women’s Doubles
Lost 0-2 to England in the Double Mixed
Allison Camille: Lost 0-2 to Lydia Li Ya Cheah from Malaysia in the Women’s Singles
Lost 0-2 to Malaysia in the Women’s Doubles
Lost 0-2 to India in the Double Mixed
Kervin Ghislain: Lost 0-2 to Niluka Karunaratne from Sri Lanka in the Men’s Singles
Team Event: Lost 0-5 to Australia
Lost 0-5 to Malaysia
Win 3-2 to Isle Of Man
Lost 2-3 to Nigeria
Boxing
Andrique Allisop: Competed in the 56kg category where he lost on a score of 3 :23 against Sri Lankan Manju Dine Wanniarachchi, who was then disqualified from the competition.
Jovet Jean: Lost against Nisar Khan from Pakistan in the 75kg category with a score of 1 :13.
Cycling
Andy Rose clocked 1:04:32.94 in the Individual-trial.
Francis Louis clocked 1:10:51.42 in the Individual-trial.
Swimming
Ron Roucou clocked 01:18.5 in the men’s 100m Breaststroke; 00:26.74 in the 50m Freestyle and 00:34.24 in the 50m BackStroke.
Shane Mangroo clocked 01:03.66 in the 100m Butterfly; 00:56.87 in the 100m Freestyle; 02:10.91 in the 200m Freestyle; 00:28.31 in the 50m Butterfly and 00:25.68 in the men’s 50m Freestyle.
Shannon Austin clocked 01:09.59 in the 100m Butterfly; 01:00.27 in the 100m Freestyle; 02:36.33 in the 200m Butterfly; 02:15.00 in the 200m Freestyle; 04:36.04 in the 400m Freestyle; 00:32.76 in the 50m Butterfly and 00:28.38 in the 50m Freestyle.
Adam Victora clocked 00:58.03 in the 100m freestyle; 02:06.26 in the 200m Freestyle and 04:33.64 in the 400m freestyle.
Ryan Govinden clocked 04:49.04 in the 400m freestyle and then clocked 00:33.62 in the 50m Backstroke.
Table Tennis
Godfrey Sultan: Lost 0-3 in the Men’s Doubles
Lost 0-3 to India in the Double Mixed
Lost 1-4 to Sri Lanka in the Men’s Singles
Anil Nibourette: Lost 0-3 in the Men’s Doubles
Lost 0-3 to Nigeria in the Double Mixed
Lost 0-4 to Ghana in the Men’s Singles
Christy Bristol: Lost 0-3 in the Women’s Doubles against New Zealand
Lost 0-3 to Nigeria in the Double Mixed
Lost 1-4 to Nigerian Claire Nelson in the Women’s Singles
Janice Mellie: Lost 0-3 in the Women’s Doubles against New Zealand
Lost 0-3 to India in the Double Mixed
Lost 0-4 in the Women’s Singles event
Weightlifting
Ketsia Telemaque: Competed in the 48kg Women’s Category where she finished in the 8th position with a total lift of 145kg.
Clementina Agricole: Competed in the 58kg Category, with a total lift of 187kg she finishes 4th out of out of 13 competitors.
Janet George: She competed in the 69kg Category and won Seychelles a silver medal with a total lift of 216 kg.
Charles Simeon: Finished in the 11th position in the Men’s 77kg category with a total lift of 255kg.
Terence Dixie: Competed in the 85kg Category where he finished in the 8th position with a total lift of 280kg.
Officials
Vincent Meriton: Minister of Community Development Youth & Sports
Denis Rose: Sports Principal Secretary
Antonio Gopal: SOCGA President
Alain Alcindor: SOCGA Secretary General
Paddye Magill: Chef De Mission
Donald Celestine: Team Manager
Kenneth Sherwin: Sport Doctor
Wilfred Adrien: Athletics Coach
Eugene Ernesta: Athletics Coach
Barnsley Albert: Swimming Coach
Mervin Austin: Swimming Coach
William Dixie: Weightlifting Coach
Reginald Estro: Weightlifting Coach
Gerald Bibi: Badminton Coach
Michel Bau: Badminton Coach
Jack Bonne: Boxing Coach
Rival Payet: Boxing Coach
Lucas Georges: Cycling Coach
Sam Rignace: Cycling Coach
Peter Youpa: Table Tennis Coach
Istvan Chikan: Table Tennis Coach
