Jordan Carroll won two gold medals at the Commonwealth Games.

It still feels like a dream to Carroll.

Carroll helped Canada win gold in the team event and got another gold on the pommel horse with a score of 15.000.

The team competition gave Carroll more confidence.

Carroll remembers presenting and showing a heart to his dad after landing.

His dad cried, which was a nice moment.

Carroll was born in St. John’s but has lived in Saskatoon since he was one.

Carroll feels proud to represent his country, club, and province.

His club celebrated his win with balloons and a champion sash.

Watching Carroll compete was not easy for his coach, Markos Baikas.

Baikas was nervous and didn't watch the routine.

Baikas says Carroll has a natural ability for gymnastics.

Baikas thinks Carroll can compete at the Olympic Games.

The Commonwealth Games are Carroll's biggest win so far.

Carroll wants to qualify for the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

Carroll's wins give him more confidence for his next competitions.

Carroll can see the Olympics getting closer.

His coach shares his confidence.

Baikas thinks Carroll can be among the best in the world.

Carroll studies electrical engineering and helps at the club.

Carroll says it's all about balance and having the right mindset.

Carroll makes his busy life work.

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