Opening Ceremony

Team Scotland were welcomed to the 2014 Commonwealth Games at Celtic Park, Glasgow with Judo’s Euan Burton bearing the flag.

Judo

Judo became Scotland’s most successful Commonwealth Games sport of all time at a single Games with thirteen medals won. Kimberley Renicks, Louise Renicks, Euan Burton, Sarah Adlington, Sarah Clark and Chris Sherrington all secured gold.

Ross Murdoch

20 year old Ross Murdoch shocked everyone, himself included, with a new Commonwealth Games record to win 200m Breaststroke gold at Tollcross.

Libby Clegg

Libby Clegg, with guide Mikhail Huggins, won Scotland’s first athletics gold since Yvonne Murray in 1994. Her time of 12.20 in the T12 100m was a world leading mark.

Fachie & MacLean

Neil Fachie and Craig MacLean secured double gold after winning their 1,000m Time Trial and Sprint B Para-Sport Tandem.

Daniel Keatings

Daniel Keatings won gold in the pommel horse final with a score of 16.058 ahead of England’s Max Whitlock and Louis Smith.

Jen McIntosh

Jen McIntosh succeeded mother Shirley as Scotland’s most decorated female in Commonwealth Games history after winning silver in the 50m rifle three positions.

Marshall & Foster

Alex Marshall and Paul Foster produced the first Bowls medal for Scotland since the 2006 Melbourne Games after securing gold in the Lawn Bowls Pairs Final.

Kirsty Gilmour

Kirsty Gilmour won silver and became the first Scottish woman to reach a Commonwealth Games Badminton Singles Final.

Darren Burnett

Darren Burnett earned gold in the Men’s Singles Lawn Bowls, meaning the team closed out the 2014 games with three medals in the sport.

Charlie Flynn

Boxer Charlie Flynn won gold in the Lightweight division just three years after winning the silver medal in the 2011 Youth Commonwealth Games.

Josh Taylor

Josh Taylor secured gold in front of a 10,000 capacity crowd at the SSE Hydro Arena in the Light Welterweight final.