Scotland has announced its 166 strong team for the Melbourne commonwealth games, a squad that includes 20 swimmers. The Scottish squad has a strong performance in Manchester and will be looking to repeat the dose this time around, with likely medal winner including world bronze winner Caitlin McClatchey and British Record holders Gregor Tait and Todd Cooper. Kirsty Balfour should also be in with a realistic chance in he breaststrothe events. Elsewhere, the squad constrain a host of up and coming talent, many of whom are making their senior international debuts.
Full Squad
- Kirsty Balfour (100M, 200M Breaststroke)
- Fiona Booth (50M Breaststroke)
- Kerry Buchan (100M, 200M Breaststroke)
- Lara Ferguson (Multi Disability 50M, 100M Freestyle)
- Stephanie Hill (100M Butterfly)
- Caitlin Mcclatchey (200M, 400M, 800M Freestyle)
- Hannah Miley (400M Individual Medley)
- Lorna Smith (400M Individual Medley)
- David Carry (200M, 400M Freestyle)
- Ross Clark (50M Breaststroke)
- Todd Cooper (50M, 100M, 200M Butterfly)
- Euan Dale (200M, 400M Individual Medley)
- Kris Gilchrist (200M Breaststroke)
- Craig Houston (50M, 100M Freestyle)
- Andrew Hunter (200M Freestyle)
- Chris Jones (50M Breaststroke)
- Robert Lee (50M Breaststroke)
- David Leith (50M Butterfly)
- Robbie Renwick (200M Freestyle)
- Gregor Tait (100M, 200M Backstroke, 200M Individual Medley)
Events shown are those that form the basis for selection. Swimmers may be offered additional swims by the team staff.