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Weightlifting at the 2026 Commonwealth Games – Women's 77 kg

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The Women's 77 kg weightlifting event at the 2026 Commonwealth Games took place at the SEC Armadillo, Glasgow on 29 July 2026.[1] Samoa's Seine Stowers won the gold medal ahead of Isabella Brown from England who took silver with Laura Hughes of Wales claiming the bronze.[2]

Dates29 July 2026
Competitors11 from 11 nations
Winning weight237 kg
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Weightlifting – Women's 77 kg
at the 2026 Commonwealth Games
VenueScottish Event Campus
Dates29 July 2026
Competitors11 from 11 nations
Winning weight237 kg
Medalists
gold medal    Samoa
silver medal    England
bronze medal    Wales
 2022
2030 
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Qualification

A total of 176 weightlifters (88 per gender) qualify to compete at the Games.[3] Nations may earn one quota per weight class, allocated as follows:

  • Automatic Qualification – Host CGA (1 per event)
  • Direct Qualification – 2025 Commonwealth Weightlifting Champions (1 per event)
  • IWF Commonwealth Ranking List (Ranking Period: 01 June 2025 – 18 May 2026) (8 per event)
  • Bipartite Invitation (1 per event)

The following lifters qualified in the Women's 77 kg class:

More information Means of qualification, Quotas ...
Means of qualificationQuotasQualified
Host Nation1 Agata Herbert (SCO)
2025 Commonwealth Championships[4]10 Sarah Ovayioza (NGR)
IWF Commonwealth Rankings[5]8 Rosalie Dumas (CAN)
 Isabella Brown (ENG)
 Sanjana (IND)
 Laura Hughes (WAL)
 Georgia Theron (NZL)
 Isabella Andueza (AUS)
 Rachel Achieng Enock (KEN)
 Kaitlin Saunders (NIR)
Bipartite Invitation1 Seine Stowers (SAM)
TOTAL10
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Schedule

All times are British Summer Time (UTC+1)

More information Date, Time ...
Date Time Round
29 July 202609:00Final
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Competition

More information Rank, Athlete ...
Rank Athlete Body
weight (kg)
Snatch (kg) Clean & Jerk (kg) Total
1 2 3 Result 1 2 3 Result
1st place, gold medalist(s) Seine Stowers (SAM)101104107107 GR125130133130237 GR
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Isabella Brown (ENG)97979797124127132132 GR229
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Laura Hughes (WAL)95989995124124129129224
4 Georgia Theron (NZL)9598100100117120123123223
5 Rosalie Dumas (CAN)96100102102116120121116218
6 Agata Herbert (SCO)87919491107111114114205
 Rachel Achieng Enock (KEN)90939390108NM
 Sanjana Panchal (IND)949494NM
 Kaitlin Saunders (NIR)82858582106106106NM
 Isabella Andueza (AUS)898989NM
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