Mauritius has recorded its best-ever performance at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, winning four medals and finishing 15th among 74 participating nations. The historic campaign included one gold medal, two silver medals, and one bronze medal.
Rémi Feuillet secured the gold medal in judo in the -90kg category, 28 years after the last Mauritian judo gold by Richard Sunee in 1998. His victory was a defining moment for Mauritian sport, demonstrating that years of investment in judo development are bearing fruit on the international stage.
Noemi Alphonse made history by becoming the first Mauritian para-athlete to win a medal at the Commonwealth Games, claiming two silver medals in para-athletics. Her achievement opens doors for para-sport in Mauritius and sends a powerful message about inclusion and capability.
The delegation of 75 persons competed across six disciplines: athletics, para-athletetics, judo, swimming, boxing, and weightlifting. This breadth of participation shows the depth of talent developing across Mauritian sport.
Following this success, the Mauritius Olympic Committee is exploring a bid to host the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2031. If successful, this would bring international competition to the island and give young Mauritian athletes the chance to compete on home soil.