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Abbotsford Father and Son Gymnasts Representing Canada at Commonwealth Games

Ethan Ikeda is one of three first-time athletes on the men’s squad, while his father Richard joins Team Canada as a coach.

  • Teenager Ethan Ikeda has been named to the Team Canada men's gymnastics squad for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, where he will compete in 14 different events.
  • His father, Richard Ikeda, will accompany him as a coach, having competed in three Commonwealth Games for Canada and earned medals at each.
  • Glasgow, Scotland, will host the 2026 Commonwealth Games from July 23 to Aug. 2, featuring competitions across 16 different sports.
  • Team Canada director Kelly Laframboise praised the squad's blend of experience and newcomers, saying, "These athletes have earned the opportunity to wear the Maple Leaf."
  • With his father watching from the front row, Ethan will head to Scotland to continue the Ikeda family's legacy of representing Canada on gymnastics' biggest stages.
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Abbotsford father and son gymnasts representing Canada at Commonwealth Games

In only a few weeks, Abbotsford’s Ethan Ikeda will be heading to Scotland to continue his family’s legacy of representing Canada on some of the biggest stages in the world of gymnastics. As a member of Team Canada for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, Ikeda and nine other Canadian gymnasts will test their skills across 14 different events. The teen athlete comes from a long line of accomplished gymnasts, but this will be his first time competing at a…

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Kelowna Capital News broke the news in Kelowna, Canada on Monday, July 6, 2026.
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