Scotland at the 1990 Commonwealth Games

Scotland competed at the 1990 Commonwealth Games in Auckland, New Zealand, from 27 January to 3 February 1990.[1] The nation was represented by the Commonwealth Games Council for Scotland (CGCE) and joined the Commonwealth of Nations as part of the United Kingdom in 1931.

Scotland at the
1990 Commonwealth Games
CG codeSCO
CGACommonwealth Games Scotland
Websitewww.teamscotland.scot
in Auckland, New Zealand
Flag bearerOpening: Richard Corsie
Medals
Ranked 9th
Gold
5
Silver
7
Bronze
10
Total
22
Commonwealth Games appearances (overview)

Scotland came 9th overall with 5 gold, 7 silver and 10 bronze medals.[2]

Medallists

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Team

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Athletics

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Men

Athlete Events Club Medals
Elliot Bunney100, 4x100 relay
David James Clark100, 200, 4x100 relay
Mark Davidson400m hurdles, 4x100, 4x400 relay
Craig Bruce Duncantriple jump
Tom Hanlonsteeplechase
Jamie Henderson100, 200, 4x100 relay
Duncan Mathiesondecathlon, 4x400 relay
Tom McKean800m, 4x400 relay
Darrin Lee Morrisdiscus throw
Geoff Parsonshigh jump
Stephen Ritchiehigh jump
David Strang800m, 4x400 relay
Brian Whittle400, 4x400 relay
Stephen Anthony Whytehammer throw, shot put

Women

Athlete Events Club Medals
Sheila Catfordmarathon
Nicola Emblemjavelin, shot put
Lynn Hardingmarathon
Karen Hutcheson1500m, 3000m
Lynne MacIntyre1500m
Karen MacLeod10,000m
Liz McColgan3,000, 10,000m [3]
Yvonne Murray1500, 3000m
Janis Neilson100, 200m
Shona Mary Urquhartheptathlon, high jump

Badminton

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Men

Athlete Events Club Medals
Anthony Gallaghersingles, doubles, teamPerth
Kenny Middlemisssingles, mixed, teamEdinburgh
Kevin Scottsingles, doubles, mixedGuildford
Dan Traversdoubles, mixed, teamGlasgow
Alex Whitesingles, doubles, mixedKilmarnock

Women

Athlete Events Club Medals
Elinor Allendoubles, mixed, teamEdinburgh
Jenny Allensingles, doubles, mixed, teamEdinburgh
Anne Gibsonsingles, doubles, teamDumfries
Gillian Martinsingles, mixedBrookfield
Aileen Nairnsingles, doubles, mixedPerth

Boxing

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Athlete Events Club Medals
Dave Anderson60 kg lightweight
Andrew Caulfield81 kg light-heavyweight
Mike Deveney57 kg featherweight
Wilson Docherty54 kg bantamweightCroy Miners Welfare ABC
Charlie Kane63.5 kg light-welterweight
John McLean51 kg flyweight
Steven Morrison71 kg light-middleweight
James Pender67 kg welterweight
Paul Weir-48 kg Light-flyweight
Stephen Wilson75 kg middleweight

Cycling

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Athlete Events Club Medals
Eddie Alexanderscratch, sprint
Stewart Brydonscratch, sprint, points
Andrew Ferryroad race, team time trial
Andrew Mathesonroad race, team time trial
Brian Smithroad race, team time trial
David Smithroad race, team time trial
Andrew Youngroad race

Diving

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Men

Athlete Events Club Medals
Stephen Forrest
Peter Smit

Gymnastics

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Men

Athlete Events Medals
Derek Callahanall-round, team
Steve Frewall-round, team
Stuart McMahonall-round, team

Women

Athlete Events Medals
Faith Arnottall-round, team, floor
Ruth Gibsonall-round, team
Catherine Hughesrhythmic
Susan Martinall-round, team
Laura Jevonsrhythmic

Judo

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Men[5]

Athlete Events Medals
Ian Armstrong78 kg half-middleweight
Gordon Cameron60 kg extra-lightweight
Graham Campbell95 kg half-heavyweight, open,
Billy Cusack71 kg lightweight
Mark Preston65 kg half-lightweight
Winston Sweatman86 kg middleweight

Women

Athlete Events Medals
Doreen Bagnall66 kg, middleweight, open
Loretta Cusack56 kg lightweight
Michele McQuarrie56 kg lightweight
Donna Robertson48 kg extra-lightweight
Claire Shiach52 kg half-lightweight

Lawn bowls

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Men

Athlete Events Club Medals
George AdrainfoursDreghorn BC
Angus BlairpairsHaddington BC
Ian BrucefoursKincardine O'Neil BC
Richard CorsiesinglesCraigentinny BC
Denis LovefoursDumfries BC
Graham RobertsonpairsTranent BC
Willie WoodfoursGifford BC

Women

Athlete Events Club Medals
Annette EvansfoursWillowbank BC, Glasgow
Sarah GourlaypairsAnnbank BC
Joyce LindoresfoursEttrick Forest BC
Janice MaxwellfoursCastle Douglas BC
Senga McCronesinglesBuccleuch BC, Hawick
Ann WatsonfoursLoanhead BC
Frances WhytepairsPriorscroft BC

Shooting

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Athlete Events Medals
Alister Allanair rifle, air rifle pair, rifle 3positions, prone, pair
Arthur Clarkefullbore rifle, fullbore rifle pair
Peter Croftclay pigeon trap, trap pair
Jim Dunlopskeet, skeet pair
John Knowlesprone, prone pair
Robin Lawair rifle, pair, rifle 3positions, pairs
Ian Marsdenskeet, skeet pair
Derek McIntoshair pistol, air pistol pair, free pistol, free pistol pair
Bill Murrayrifle 3position pair
Gary Peacockclay pigeon trap, trap pair
James Scobiefullbore rifle, fullbore rifle pair
William Thomsonfree pistol, free pistol pair, centre fire, pair
Jim Tollanair pistol, air pistol pair, centre fire, centre fire pair

Swimming

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Men

Athlete Events Club Medals
Paul Brew200, 400 medley, 400 free
Peter Henry200 butterfly, 200, 400 free, 200 medley
Neil Hudghton100, 200m breaststroke
Jonathan Kerr100, 200m backstroke, 200, 400 medley
Richard Leishman100, 200m butterfly
Campbell McNeil100, 200, 1500 freestyle
Sean McQuaid100, 200m Freestyle
Craig Noble1500 free
Michael Peyrebrune100, 200m backstroke
Gary Watson100m breaststroke, 50 free

Women

Athlete Events Club Medals
Linda Donnelly50, 100, 200 free
Jill Ewing100, 200 backstroke
Ruth Gilfillan100, 200, 400 free
Jean Hill100, 200 breaststroke, 200 medley
Joanne McHarg50 free
Alison Sheppard100 backstroke, 50, 200 free

Weightlifting

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Athlete Events Club Medals
Graham Cunningham60 kg
Norman Cunningham67.5 kg
John McEwan82.5 kg
Alexander McFarlane52 kg
Denis O'Brien56 kg bantamweight
Alan Ogilvie56 kg bantamweight, ,

References

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  1. "Scotland Auckland 1990". Commonwealth Games Federation. Archived from the original on 31 March 2019. Retrieved 24 December 2025.
  2. "Medal Standings Auckland 1990". Commonwealth Games Federation. Archived from the original on 31 March 2019. Retrieved 26 December 2025.
  3. 1 2 "Liz McColgan". Team Scotland. Retrieved 9 November 2023.
  4. "The glory hunters". Aberdeen Evening Express. 24 January 1990. p. 16. Retrieved 7 January 2026 via British Newspaper Archive.
  5. "Capital star in Games squad". Edinburgh Evening News. 26 September 1989. p. 15. Retrieved 20 May 2026 via British Newspaper Archive.
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