Team Scotland has officially announced its complete swimming roster for the upcoming 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. In addition to the previously selected Duncan Scott and Angharad Evans, three more 2024 Olympians have been included: Katie Shanahan, Keanna MacInnes, and Lucy Hope.

Katie Shanahan made headlines at the 2022 Commonwealth Games by securing two bronze medals, while Evan Jones also joins the squad, boasting a bronze medal achievement from Birmingham.

Notably, Archie Goodburn, who faces significant health challenges due to an inoperable brain tumor diagnosed in 2024, has made a remarkable comeback, winning gold in the 100m breaststroke at last year's Scottish Swimming Championships. He is among the 25 athletes selected for this prestigious event.

Swimming and Para-swimming competitions will take place at the Tollcross International Swimming Centre from July 24 to 29.

Team Scotland chef de mission Elinor Middlemiss expressed her excitement, stating, "I am absolutely delighted for the swimmers named in the Team Scotland squad for Glasgow this summer. There is a great mix of experienced athletes and Games first-timers, showing we have an extremely talented team and real strength in the squad."

She emphasized the importance of the Youth Games participants who met the selection criteria, allowing them to gain invaluable experience at a home Games. Middlemiss concluded with well wishes for the athletes as they prepare for their performances in July.