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Commonwealth Games: Homecoming for Team Wales in Cardiff Commonwealth Games: Homecoming for Team Wales in Cardiff
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A crowd of about 150 people are cheering on victorious members of Team Wales at a Commonwealth Games homecoming ceremony in Cardiff Bay. A crowd of about 150 people cheered on victorious members of Team Wales at a Commonwealth Games homecoming ceremony in Cardiff Bay.
The team won a record 36 medals at Glasgow 2014, four more than their highest haul at Manchester 2002.The team won a record 36 medals at Glasgow 2014, four more than their highest haul at Manchester 2002.
First Minister Carwyn Jones said: "We are so proud of Team Wales and their amazing achievements".First Minister Carwyn Jones said: "We are so proud of Team Wales and their amazing achievements".
Specially-commissioned medals from the Royal Mint will be presented to the athletes during the ceremony. Specially-commissioned medals from the Royal Mint were presented to the athletes during the ceremony.
Mr Jones, who is attending the event in front of the Senedd, added: "We were all enthralled as we watched pinnacle moments such as Geraint Thomas' gold in the men's road race, our double-gold in the pool and of course Frankie Jones' six medal haul in the rhythmic gymnastics." Mr Jones, who attended the event in front of the Senedd, added: "We were all enthralled as we watched pinnacle moments such as Geraint Thomas' gold in the men's road race, our double-gold in the pool and of course Frankie Jones' six medal haul in the rhythmic gymnastics."
The crowds cheered the athletes as they were presented to the audience on the steps of the Senedd with the biggest applause saved for the gymnasts and cyclists.
Welsh Assembly presiding officer Dame Rosemary Butler said all the athletes were role models.
Wales finished 13th in the final medal table with five gold, 11 silver and 20 bronze.Wales finished 13th in the final medal table with five gold, 11 silver and 20 bronze.
Highlights last month saw Jazz Carlin becoming the first Welsh woman to win a Commonwealth Games swimming gold in 40 years in the 800m freestyle, before Georgia Davies matched the feat in the backstroke.Highlights last month saw Jazz Carlin becoming the first Welsh woman to win a Commonwealth Games swimming gold in 40 years in the 800m freestyle, before Georgia Davies matched the feat in the backstroke.
Frankie Jones - who had been the Team Wales flag bearer - took home six medals in her final championship before retiring at the age of 23.Frankie Jones - who had been the Team Wales flag bearer - took home six medals in her final championship before retiring at the age of 23.
She also received the prestigious David Dixon award for inspiring others at the Games, which was presented to her at the closing ceremony.She also received the prestigious David Dixon award for inspiring others at the Games, which was presented to her at the closing ceremony.
She said: "Young people are coming up to me to say they want to do gymnastics. It's a privilege to see that happening."
WALES' FIVE GOLD MEDALLISTSWALES' FIVE GOLD MEDALLISTS
The public celebration event features music from girl band Baby Queens, a trombone quartet form the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama and soloist Mari Wyn Williams.