Commonwealth Games 2002: AT A GLANCE: YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.BOXING Light-Welterweight Semi-finals: Mohammed Kayongo Mohammed Kayongo, alias The Dark Destroyer is a welterweight professional boxer from Minnesota. Personal Life Kayongo was born in Kampala, Uganda. His current residence is St Paul, Minnesota. (Uga) bt Davies Mwale (Zam) pts 28-22, Darren Barker (Eng) bt Davidson Emenogu (Ngr) walkover. Light-Middleweight Semi-finals: Jean Thenistor Pascal (Can) bt Junior Sylvest Greenidge (Bar) rsf 2nd rd, Paul Smith (Eng) bt Craig McEwan Craig McEwan (born 3 October 1977 in Glasgow) is a Scottish footballer who currently plays for Stenhousemuir in the Scottish Third Division. He is a right full-back Career (Sco) pts 20-19. Super-Heavyweight Semi-finals: David Cadieux David Cadieux (born November 25, 1974 in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec) is a professional boxer from Canada, who competes in the heavyweight division. Amateur In 2002 he won the silver medal at the Commonwealth Games. (Can) bt Gozie Dijeh (Ngr) 33-19, David Dolan (Eng) bt Kevin Llewellyn Evans (Wal) rsf 1st rd. Light Flyweight light flyweight Noun a professional boxer weighing up to 108 pounds (49 kg) or an amateur boxer weighing up to 48 kg Noun 1. Semi-finals: Darran Langley (Eng) bt Zamzai Mohamad (Mas) pts 19-18, Ali Qamar (Ind) bt Taoreed Ajagbe (Ngr) pts 27-13. Middleweight semi-finals: Steven Birch (Engl) bt Jitender Kumar (India) 32-23; Paul Miller (Aus) bt Michael Walchuk (Canada) 25-25 judges decision. HOCKEY Women's Semi-Finals: England 2 (Walsh, Grant) Australia 1; India 2 N Zealand 1. JUDO Women's Over 78kgs: Simone Callender (England) bt Angharad Sweet (Wales) Women's Up to 70kgs Final: Samantha Lowe (Eng) bt Catherine Roberge (Can). Women's Up to 78kgs Final: Michelle Rogers (England) beat Jo Melen (Wales) SHOOTING Men's 50m Pistol Singles Final: 1 Michael Gault n. 1. (Geol.) A series of beds of clay and marl in the South of England, between the upper and lower greensand of the Cretaceous period. (Eng) 657.5. 2 Samresh Jung (Ind) 652.8. 3 Daniel Francois Van Tonder (SA) 644.3. Women's Double Trap Singles Final: 1 Charlotte Kerwood (Eng) 141. 2 Nadine Stanton (NZ) 134. 3 Cynthia Meyer (Can) 132. SWIMMING Men's 200m Backstroke Final: 1 James Goddard (Eng) 1:59.83. 2 Gregor Tait (Sco) 2:00.55. 3 Simon Militis (Eng) 2:01.04. Men's 50m Butterfly Final: 1 Geoff Huegill (Aus) 23.57. 2 Roland Schoeman (SA) 23.66. 3 Mark Foster (Eng) 24.11. Men's 100m Breaststroke Final: 1 Adam Whitehead (Eng) 1:1.13. 2 Morgan Knabe (Can) 1:01.23. 3 James Gibson (Eng) 1:01.64. 4 Darren Mew (Eng) 1:01.87. Men's 4x200m Freestyle Final: 1 Grant Hackett, Leon Dunne, Jason Cram, Ian Thorpe (Aus) 7:11.69. 2 Rick Say, Brian Lawrence Johns, Mark Johnston, Mike Mintenko (Can) 7:17.17. 3 Adam Faulkner, Jamie Salter, Steve Parry, Simon Burnett (Eng) 7:22.56. Women's 100m freestyle final: 1 Jodie Henry (Aus) 55.45secs. 2 Helene Muller (SA) 55.60. 3 Karen Legg (Eng) 55.86. Women's 100m Backstroke Final: 1 Sarah Price (Eng) 1:01.06 (GR), 2 Dyana Calub (Aus) 1:01.86, 3 Giaan Rooney (Aus) 1:02.22. Women's 4x200m Freestyle Final: 1 Karen Legg, Georgie Lee, Jo Fargus, Karen Pickering (Eng) 8:01.39. 2 Elka Graham, Giaan Rooney, Rebecca Creedy, Petria Thomas (Aus) 8:01.91. 3 Canada 8:04.66. |
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