Commonwealth Games: Australia's Breanna Scott and Jesse Moore win gold on final day of gymnastics competition
Australian gymnasts Breanna Scott and Jesse Moore secured gold medals on the final day of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The Australian team concluded their campaign with a strong performance, totaling four gold, one silver, and four bronze medals.
Why it matters
The success of the Australian gymnastics team highlights the nation's competitive standing in international multi-sport events.
Breanna Scott capped off a brilliant Games with a gold-medal performance in the women's balance beam final. ( Getty Images: Naomi Baker )
Australia's artistic gymnasts finished the Commonwealth Games in golden fashion with two more titles on the final day of competition.
Breanna Scott won the women's balance beam gold before Jesse Moore took out the men's parallel bars crown.
The Australian artistic gymnastics team finish the Games with four gold, one silver and four bronze.
Link copied Share Share article Breanna Scott and Jesse Moore have added to Australia's gold medal bonanza at the Commonwealth Games, taking out individual apparatus titles to finish their campaign in Glasgow.
Just minutes after Scott nailed a flashy balance beam routine to take out the title on her speciality apparatus, Moore hit every mark on the parallel bars to win another gold for Australia at Glasgow International Arena.
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