In his seventh Commonwealth Games appearance bowls player Rob Weale won his second gold medal, his first having been 24 years earlier in 1986.

[12] Team Wales: Men: Yanto Barker, Paul Esposti, Jon Mould, Lewis Oliva, Rob Partridge, Sam Harrison, Luke Rowe, Geraint Thomas, Rhys Lloyd Women: Jessica Allen, Angharad Mason, Kara Chesworth, Lily Matthews, Nicole Cooke, Alex Greenfield, Hannah Rich, Becky James Team Wales consists of 6 gymnasts [13] Alex Rothe, Grant Gardiner, Matthew Hennessey, Robert Hunter, Clinton Purnell Francesca Jones Team Wales consists of 16 hockey players.

[14] Wales' Men did not qualify for the 2010 Commonwealth Games Sarah Thomas Alys Brooks Natalie Blyth Dawn Mitchell Katrin Budd Emma Griffiths Carys Hopkins Louise Pugh-Bevan Philippa Jones Claire Lowry Elen Mumford Ella Rafferty Maggs Rees Abigail Welsford Leah Wilkinson Emma Keen Team Wales consists of 12 lawn bowls players over 6 events Robert Weale Jason Greenslade Martin Selway Chris Blake Andrew Fleming Marc Wyatt Carol Difford Anwen Button Hannah Smith Kathy Pearce Isabel Jones Wendy Price Team Wales consists of 19.

[15] Malcolm Allen, Rhys Price, Mike Wixey, Scott Morgan, David Phelps, Jamie Dummer, John Croydon, Steve Pengelly, Alan Green, Robert Oxford, Gareth Morris Johanne Brekke, Jennifer Corish, Sian Corish, Helen Warnes, Cheryl Gizzi, Jacquelyn Lewis, Rachel Gravell, Nicola Wilson Team Wales consists of 8 table tennis.

[20] Men: Brett Hawthorn, Damion Arzu, Kiran Manu, Craig Pilling Women: Non Evans, Sarah Connolly, Kate Rennie