Athletics at the 2018 Commonwealth Games – Women's long jump

Women's long jump
at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
Women's long jump ; at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
Venue	Carrara Stadium
Dates	11 April (qualifying round); 12 April (final)
Competitors	18 from 13 nations
Winning distance	6.84 m
Medalists
	← 2014 2022 →

The women's long jump at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, as part of the athletics programme, took place in the Carrara Stadium on 11 and 12 April 2018.^[1]

Records edit

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Games records were as follows:^[2]

World record	Galina Chistyakova (URS)	7.52 m	Leningrad, Soviet Union	11 June 1988
Games record	Bronwyn Thompson (AUS)	6.97 m	Melbourne, Australia	24 March 2006

The schedule was as follows:^[1]

Date	Time	Round
Wednesday 11 April 2018	19:00	Qualification
Thursday 12 April 2018	19:55	Final

Across two groups, those who jumped ≥6.60 m (Q) or at least the 12 best performers (q) advanced to the final.^[3]

Rank	Group	Name	#1	#2	#3	Result	Notes	Qual.
1	A	Shara Proctor (ENG)	6.89 0.0 m/s			6.89	SB	Q
2	A	Christabel Nettey (CAN)	6.79 +0.6 m/s			6.79		Q
3	B	Brooke Stratton (AUS)	6.73 0.0 m/s			6.73		Q
4	A	Nektaria Panagi (CYP)	x -0.3 m/s	6.63 +0.5 m/s		6.63		Q
5	A	Jazmin Sawyers (ENG)	6.24 -0.2 m/s	x +0.5 m/s	6.47 -0.1 m/s	6.47		q
6	B	Lauren Wells (AUS)	5.88 +0.2 m/s	6.44 +0.4 m/s	6.46 +0.2 m/s	6.46		q
7	A	Naa Anang (AUS)	6.39 0.0 m/s	6.46 +0.8 m/s	6.37 -0.2 m/s	6.46		q
8	B	Lorraine Ugen (ENG)	6.42 +0.1 m/s	x +0.2 m/s	x +1.1 m/s	6.42		q
9	B	Nayana James (IND)	6.21 +0.1 m/s	6.34 +0.8 m/s	x +0.3 m/s	6.34		q
10	B	Chantel Malone (IVB)	6.29 -0.1 m/s	x +1.2 m/s	x -0.2 m/s	6.29		q
11	B	Bianca Stuart (BAH)	x +0.1 m/s	x +0.8 m/s	6.27 +0.3 m/s	6.27		q
12	A	Nellickal V. Neena (IND)	6.17 +1.4 m/s	x +0.6 m/s	6.24 +0.7 m/s	6.24		q
13	A	Rellie Kaputin (PNG)	6.18 +0.1 m/s	x +0.9 m/s	x 0.0 m/s	6.18
14	B	Precious Okoronkwor (NGR)	x +0.2 m/s	x +1.0 m/s	6.12 -0.1 m/s	6.12
15	A	Joelle Sandrine Mbumi Nkouindjin (CMR)	6.02 +0.7 m/s	5.89 +0.2 m/s	6.01 -0.2 m/s	6.02
16	B	Rebecca Chapman (WAL)	5.94 +0.1 m/s	6.02 +0.5 m/s	4.42 +0.6 m/s	6.02
17	B	Priscilla Tabunda (KEN)	x +0.8 m/s	5.68 +0.2 m/s	x +0.7 m/s	5.68
18	A	Mariah Toussaint (DMA)	5.64 -0.1 m/s	5.57 +0.6 m/s	5.67 0.0 m/s	5.67

The medals were determined in the final.^[2]

Rank	Name	#1	#2	#3	#4	#5	#6	Result
	Christabel Nettey (CAN)	6.84 +0.2 m/s	6.79 -0.3 m/s	6.64 0.0 m/s	6.68 0.0 m/s	6.65 -0.1 m/s	2.77 +0.1 m/s	6.84
	Brooke Stratton (AUS)	x -0.8 m/s	6.64 +0.3 m/s	6.72 -0.5 m/s	x 0.0 m/s	6.75 0.0 m/s	6.77 +0.6 m/s	6.77
	Shara Proctor (ENG)	x -0.7 m/s	6.45 0.0 m/s	6.28 -0.4 m/s	6.75 -0.1 m/s	–	–	6.75
4	Lorraine Ugen (ENG)	6.35 -0.6 m/s	x 0.0 m/s	x -0.1 m/s	x 0.0 m/s	x 0.0 m/s	6.69 +0.2 m/s	6.69
5	Chantel Malone (IVB)	6.29 -0.1 m/s	6.28 -0.5 m/s	x 0.0 m/s	6.19 0.0 m/s	6.48 -0.1 m/s	6.35 +0.1 m/s	6.48
6	Nektaria Panagi (CYP)	x -0.1 m/s	6.44 -0.2 m/s	6.19 +0.1 m/s	6.39 0.0 m/s	x -0.1 m/s	6.34 +0.4 m/s	6.44
7	Jazmin Sawyers (ENG)	x -1.2 m/s	6.19 +0.2 m/s	6.27 -0.1 m/s	6.19 +0.1 m/s	x 0.0 m/s	6.35 -0.7 m/s	6.35
8	Bianca Stuart (BAH)	6.27 -0.8 m/s	x 0.0 m/s	6.29 -0.4 m/s	6.25 +0.3 m/s	6.30 +0.2 m/s	x -0.7 m/s	6.30

9	Naa Anang (AUS)	x +0.2 m/s	x -0.1 m/s	6.22 0.0 m/s	—			6.22
10	Nellickal V. Neena (IND)	5.90 -0.8 m/s	6.01 -0.1 m/s	6.19 -0.4 m/s				6.19
11	Lauren Wells (AUS)	6.16 0.0 m/s	6.08 -0.5 m/s	x -0.1 m/s				6.16
12	Nayana James (IND)	6.14 0.0 m/s	6.05 -0.3 m/s	6.05 -0.1 m/s				6.14