THE XVIII COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2006

The Place: Melbourne, Australia
The Date: 15-26 March 2006


CLICK HERE for Team England Aquatics team medals table
CLICK HERE for results
CLICK HERE for athlete profiles


OFFICIAL SITE: www.melbourne2006.com.au

Order of Events

Opening Ceremony: 15th March
Swimming: 16-21 March, click here to view
Diving: 22-25 March, click here to view
Synchronised Swimming: 18-19 March, click here to view
Closing Ceremony- 26th March


Media Guide
Swimming
-Team information
-Further information
Diving
Synchronised Swimming


MEDIA CONTACTS
In Melbourne, David Richards, ASA Media Manager
T: (+44) 07789 926 136
E: david.richards@swimming.org

Please be aware Melbourne is +11hours

In the UK, Amanda Smith, ASA Media Officer
T: 01509 632 238
M: 07876 652 318
E: amanda.smith@swimming.org

Online BBC Videos

Swimming - Commonwealth swimming gold medallists David Davies and Gregor Tait 'enjoy' a dip with some sharks in Melbourne

Swimming - Watch highlights of the home nations' success in the pool

Relay gold -  Watch highlights of the England men's dramatic gold medal win in the 4x200m freestyle relay

Diving - Watch highlights of the Men's 10m diving platform final where England's Peter Waterfield wins the silver medal

Diving - England's Tony Ally and Mark Shipman win silver in the men's 3m springboard diving.

Synchro - Watch highlights of the Synchronised swimming, with England's Jenna Randall taking silver in the solo event

Rebecca Cooke - England's Rebecca Cooke retains her Commonwealth Games 800m freestyle title.

Swimming - Ross Davenport and Simon Burnett give England a 1-2 on the podium

Diving - Tandi Indergaard and Hayley Sage claim England's first diving medal in the 3m synchronised springboard

Synchronised Swimming - Watch the BBC's guide to synchro, presented by England team member Lauren Smith

Jenna Randall - The England synchronised swimmer talks about her hopes as she competes in her first major international meet

David Davies - The Welsh 1500m freestyle specialist talks to Steve Parry, Olympic bronze medallist at the 2004 Athens Olympic Games about his training regime and the Commonwealth Games