Team Scotland proudly announces its seven-strong Para-swimming team for the upcoming 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, featuring a stellar lineup of Paralympic medallists.

Among the selected athletes are:

• Faye Rogers (23), gold medallist in the 100m butterfly S10 at the Paris 2024 Paralympics.
• Toni Shaw (22), bronze medallist in the 400m freestyle S9 at the Tokyo 2020 Games and bronze at Birmingham 2022.
• James Clegg (32) and Stephen Clegg (30), who collectively hold six Paralympic medals, with James winning bronze in the 100m freestyle S12 at London 2012 and Stephen earning a silver and two bronzes in Tokyo.

The team also includes:

• Astrid Carroll, who secured silver in the 100m breaststroke SB12 and bronze in the 100m backstroke S12 at last year's World Championships in Singapore.
• Sam Downie (20), winner of the S8 100m backstroke at the 2023 event in Manchester.
• Ollie Carter (26), a multi-gold medallist at the BUCS Swimming Championships.

Stephen Clegg expressed excitement about the home advantage, stating, "To have a crowd that is there for you is really special."

Rogers shared her enthusiasm for competing in her first Commonwealth Games, noting, "I feel very fortunate to get a home Games."

Team Scotland's chef de mission, Elinor Middlemiss, highlighted the depth of experience within the team and looks forward to strong performances in Glasgow, wishing all athletes success.