The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games came to a finish yesterday (Sunday, August 2) with a spectacular closing ceremony at the OVO Hydro Arena.
It marked the end of 11 days of sporting excellence across the city, which organisers have hailed a huge success.
Last time the city held the event in 2014 it was hailed by many as the best Games ever.
This year it was scaled back somewhat after Glasgow stepped in at the last minute when Victoria in Australia abandoned plans to host due to spiraling costs.
But there was still been plenty to enjoy, with around 3,000 athletes from 74 nations competing across 10 different sports, from boxing to swimming.
And Scottish athletes won plenty of medals to delight local fans, just pipped to fourth place in the medals table by India, due to then winning fewer silver medals (they tied on 13 golds).
Other than India only Australia, England and Canada had a more fruitful games.
Here is every Scottish Commonwealth Games medal winner - our Glasgow 2026 roll of honour.
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