Scottish Swimming, the hosts of the 2014 Commonwealth Games, are putting on a fantastic show, start-to-finish. Their coverage has been great, their promotion has been great, and most importantly, their swimming has been great with three golds, 1 silver, and 1 bronze medal through just two days of competition.
Check out the photo vault below documenting day 2’s finals session at the Tolcross Swim Centre in Glasgow.

20-year old Corrie Scott aghast at her bronze medal swim in the 50 breaststroke. (courtesy: Ian MacNicol/Scottish Swimming)

Scotland’s Corrie Scott poses with her bronze medal from the 50 breaststroke at the 2014 Commonwealth Games (Courtesy: Ian MacNicol/Scottish Swimming)

Dan Wallace en route to a surprise 400 IM gold medal on Friday at the 2014 Commonwealth Games (courtesy: Ian MacNicol/Scottish Swimming)
Happy for them
I love the top picture