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ATHLETICS (58)  25 Men & 28 Women Selected So Far  Para-Sport Athletics 2 Men & 3 Women  Total = 27 Men & 31 Women

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ATHLETICS (58)  25 Men & 28 Women Selected So Far  Para-Sport Athletics 2 Men & 3 Women  Total = 27 Men & 31 Women FINAL SELECTED ATHLETE LIST - EMBARGOED UNTIL 1000HRS 12/6/14 TOTAL: 310 (168 MEN & 142 WOMEN) AQUATICS (44) Swimming 25 men and 15 women Diving 1 man & 1 woman Para-Sport Swimming 1 man & 1 woman Total = 27 men &17 women ATHLETICS (58) 25 men & 28 women selected so far Para-Sport Athletics 2 men & 3 women Total = 27 men & 31 women BADMINTON (10) 5 men & 5 women BOXING (10) 10 men CYCLING (34) 15 men & 13 women Para-Sport Cycling 2 men & 4 women Total = 17 men & 17 women GYMNASTICS (13) Rhythmic – 3 women Artistic – 5 men & 5 women Total = 5 men & 8 women HOCKEY (32) 16 men & 16 women JUDO (14) 7 men & 7 women LAWN BOWLS (17) Bowls - 5 men & 5 women Para-Sport Lawn Bowls - 6 men & 1 woman Total = 11 men & 6 women NETBALL (12) 12 women RUGBY 7s (12) 12 men SHOOTING (16) 10 men & 6 women SQUASH (7) 5 men & 2 women TABLE TENNIS (7) 4 men & 3 women TRIATHLON (5) 3 men & 2 women WEIGHTLIFTING (5) 1 man & 3 women Para-Sport Powerlifting 1 man Total = 2 men & 3 women WRESTLING (14) 7 men & 7 women SELECTED ATHLETES BY SPORT & NAME NAME EVENTS BORN//LIVES AQUATICS (44) SWIMMERS (42) Ryan Bennett 4x100m Medley Cambridge/Stirling Craig Benson 100m Breaststroke Livingston/Livingston Cameron Brodie 200m Butterfly Inverurie/Stirling Martin Cremin 1500m Freestyle Stirling/Stirling Craig Hamilton 1500m Freestyle Edinburgh/Edinburgh Michael Jamieson 100m & 200m Breaststroke Glasgow/Bath Rory Lamont 50m Backstroke Alexandria/Dumbarton Andrew McGovern 50m Backstroke Aberdeen/Aberdeen Kieran McGuckin 4x100m Freestyle Falkirk/Edinburgh Craig McNally 200m Backstroke, 4x100m Medley Edinburgh/Edinburgh Gareth Mills 4x200m Freestyle Scarborough/Sheffield Stephen Milne 400m &1500m Freestyle Inverness/Perth Ross Muir 400m Individual Medley (IM) Falkirk/Falkirk Ross Murdoch 50m, 100m & 200m Breaststroke, Alexandria/Stirling 4x100m Medley Jack Ness 50m Backstroke Aberdeen/Aberdeen Robbie Renwick 200m & 400m Freestyle, 4x100m Freestyle U.A.E./Glasgow 4x200m Freestyle, 4x100m Medley Craig Rodgie S14 200m Freestyle Dunfermline/Dalgety Bay Richard Schafers 50m Freestyle, 4x100m Freestyle Whitburn/Livingston Duncan Scott 4x200m Freestyle Relay Glasgow/Alloa Jak Scott 4x200m Freestyle Edinburgh/Stirling Lewis Smith 200m Butterfly, 400m IM Edinburgh/Stirling Calum Tait 200m Breaststroke Milngavie/Glasgow Jack Thorpe 4x100m Freestyle Glasgow/Edinburgh Mark Tully 50m Breaststroke Tranent/Tranent Daniel Wallace 400m Freestyle, 200m & 400m IM, Edinburgh/Florida, USA 4x200m Freestyle Joseph Welstead 50m Breaststroke Inverness/Stirling Katie Armitage 100m Breaststroke Watford/Watford Erraid Davies SB9 100m Breaststroke Dundee/Skeld, Shetland Kathleen Dawson 50m Backstroke, 4x100m Medley Kirkcaldy/Warrington Fiona Donnelly 4x100m Medley Sydney, Australia/Virginia, USA Megan Gilchrist 4x200m Freestyle Livingston/Swansea Sian Harkin 50m Freestyle, 50m Butterfly, Bridgend/Bridgend 4x100m Freestyle, 4x100m Medley Camilla Hattersley 800m Freestyle Edinburgh/Glasgow Lucy Hope 4x200m Freestyle Melrose/Jedburgh Kathryn Johnstone 50m & 100m Breaststroke, 4x100m Medley Dunfermline/Edinburgh Rachel-Louise Masson 4x100m Freestyle Aberdeen/Aboyne Caitlin McClatchey 200m Freestyle, 4x100m Freestyle, Portsmouth/Edinburgh 4x200m Freestyle Hannah Miley 800m Freestyle, 200m Breaststroke, Swindon/Inverurie 200m & 400m IM Rachel O’Donnell 4x100m Freestyle, 4x200m Freestyle Kirkcaldy/Charlestown Corrie Scott 50m &100m Breaststroke Bellshill/Edinburgh Andrea Strachan 50m Breaststroke Lerwick//Edinburgh Aisha Thornton 800m Freestyle St Helens/Warrington DIVING (2) James Heatly 1m Springboard, 3m Springboard Edinburgh/Edinburgh Grace Reid 1m Springboard, 3m Springboard Edinburgh/Edinburgh ATHLETICS (58) Christopher Bennett Hammer Glasgow/Glasgow David Bishop 1500m Darmstadt/Chippenham Raymond Bobrownicki High Jump Pennsylvania/Glasgow Jamie Bowie 4 x 400m Relay Inverness/Edinburgh Luke Caldwell 5,000m & 10,000m Redhill/Betchworth James Campbell Javelin Cheltenham/Leeds Lewis Clow T37 100m Aberdeen/Ellon Mark Dry Hammer Milton Keynes/Loughborough Andrew Frost Hammer Isle of Wight/Broxburn Callum Hawkins 10,000m Paisley/Elderslie Derek Hawkins Marathon Paisley/Elderslie Ross Houston Marathon Dumfries/Roslin, Midlothian Guy Learmonth 800m Berwick upon Tweed/Loughborough Andrew Lemoncello 10,000m Tokyo/Nairn Stephen Lisgo 3,000m Steeple-chase Sutton-in-Ashfield/Mansfield Greg Louden 4 x 400m Relay Edinburgh/Dalkeith Gregor Maclean Pole Vault Montrose/Loughborough Jason Maclean T37 100m Inverness/Nairn Angus McInroy Discus Glasgow/Helensburgh Chris O’Hare 1500m Edinburgh/West Linton Nicholas Percy Discus Glasgow/Isle of Wight Grant Plenderleith 4 x 400m Relay Falkirk/Falkirk Kris Robertson 4 x 400m Relay Glasgow/Glasgow Allan Smith High Jump Paisley/Birmingham David Smith High Jump Paisley/Birmingham Jax Thoirs Pole Vault Glasgow/Seattle, USA Jake Wightman 1500m Nottingham/Loughborough Eilidh Child 400m Hurdles Perth/Cumbernauld Zoey Clark 4 x 400m Relay Aberdeen/Aberdeen Libby Clegg T12 100m Cheshire/Edinburgh Meggan Dawson-Farrell T54 1500m Stirling/Tullibody Emily Dudgeon 800m Glasgow/Gullane Hayley Haining Marathon Dumfries/Kilbirnie Rachel Hunter Hammer Irvine/Ayr Samantha Kinghorn T54 1500m Melrose/Gordon Kirsty Law Discus Inverness/Loughborough Rachael MacKenzie High Jump Inverness/Inverness Kirsten McAslan 4 x 400m Relay Manchester/Manchester Eilish McColgan 3000m Steeplechase Dundee/Dundee Susan McKelvie Hammer Broxburn/Broxburn Laura Muir 1500m, 800m Milnathort/Glasgow Gemma Nicol 4 x 400m Relay Dunfermline/Dunfermline Jade Nimmo Long Jump Falkirk/Falkirk Jayne Nisbet High Jump Edinburgh/Loughborough Emma Nuttall High Jump Edinburgh/Langely,Canada Susan Partridge Marathon Lanark/Sowerby Bridge Henrietta Paxton Pole Vault Salisbury/Loughborough Myra Perkins Hammer Falkirk/Falkirk Elizabeth Potter 5,000, 10,000m Glasgow/Glasgow Diane Ramsay 4 x 400m Relay Glasgow/Glasgow Alison Rodger Shot Put Glasgow/Loughborough Lynsey Sharp 800m Dumfries/Edinburgh Stephanie Twell 5000m Colchester/Twickenham Lennie Waite 3000m Steeplechase Paisley/ Houston, USA Sarah Warnock Long Jump Edinburgh/Prestonpans Laura Whittle 5000m Blackpool/Loughborough Kirsty Yates Shot Put Dumfries/Castle Douglas *Joasia Zakrzewski Marathon Durham/Dumfries * Replaces Freya Ross withdrawn injured. BADMINTON (10) Robert Blair Mixed Doubles, Men’s Doubles, Team Edinburgh/Glasgow Martin Campbell Men’s Doubles, Team Edinburgh/Glasgow Patrick MacHugh Men’s Doubles, Team Kirkcaldy/Glasgow Kieran Merrilees Men’s Singles, Team Glasgow/Glasgow Paul Van Rietvelde Men’s Doubles, Mixed Doubles, Team Edinburgh/Longniddry Imogen Bankier Mixed Doubles, Women’s Doubles, Team Glasgow/Glasgow Jillie Cooper Mixed Doubles, Team Edinburgh/Glasgow Rebekka Findlay Team Paisley/Erskine Kirsty Gilmour Women’s Singles, Women’s Doubles, Team Bellshill/Bothwell Caitlin Pringle Team Glasgow/Glasgow BOXING (10) Aqeel Ahmed 49kg Dundee/Motherwell Lewis Benson 69kg Edinburgh/Edinburgh Charlie Flynn 60kg Lanark/Motherwell Scott Forrest 81kg Johannesburg/Forth Joe Ham 56kg Glasgow/Glasgow Ross Henderson 91+kg Leeds/Motherwell Stephen Lavelle 91kg Glasgow/Glasgow Reece McFadden 52kg Bellshill/Motherwell Kieran Smith 75kg Livingston/Greenrigg Josh Taylor 64kg Edinburgh/Prestonpans CYLING (34) Jonathan Biggin Track Sprint Rutherglen/Glasgow Bruce Croall Track Sprint Edinburgh/Edinburgh Neil Fachie Track Para-Cycling Aberdeen/Manchester Andy Fenn Time Trial, Road Race Birmingham/Maidstone Grant Ferguson Mountain Bike XC, Road Race Peebles/Manchester Kenta Gallagher Mountain Bike XC Sheffield/Inverness Craig MacLean Track Para-Cycling Pilot Grantown-On-Spey/Cheadle James McCallum Track Endurance, Road Race Edinburgh/Bellshill David Millar Time Trial, Road Race Malta/Girona Gareth Montgomerie Mountain Bike XC Dumfries/Castle Douglas Evan Oliphant Track Endurance, Road Race Thurso/Edinburgh John Paul Track Sprint Wick/Glasgow Jack Pullar Road Race Lancaster/Carnforth Christopher Pritchard Track Sprint Sheffield/Sheffield Alistair Rutherford Track Endurance Manchester/Manchester Callum Skinner Track Sprint Glasgow/Manchester Mark Stewart Track Endurance Dundee/Dundee Katie Archibald Track Endurance, Time Trial, Road Race Walton-on-Thames/Manchester Lucy Coldwell Time Trial Glasgow/Clydebank Laura Cluxton Track Para-Cycling Aberdeen/Tullibody Lee Craigie Mountain Bike XC Glasgow/Inverness Jenny Davis Track Sprint Dechmont/Edinburgh Fiona Duncan Track Para-Cycling Pilot Glasgow/Aberdeen Anne Ewing Road Race Perth/Edinburgh Louise Haston Track Para-Cycling Pilot Edinburgh/Edinburgh Charline Joiner Track Endurance, Road Race Dunfermline/Dunfermline Kerry MacPhee Mountain Bike XC Glasgow/Stirling Aileen McGlynn Track Para-Cycling Paisley/Glasgow Gemma Neill Road Race Forfar/Arbroath Eleanor Richardson Track Sprint London/Dundonnell by Garve Jessica Roberts Mountain Bike XC Northallerton/Bristol Eileen Roe Track Endurance, Road Race Dunfermline/Dunfermline Claire Thomas Road Race Edinburgh/Edinburgh Anna Turvey Track Endurance, Time Trial Sunderland/Newcastle GYMNASTICS (13) ARTISTIC (10) Frank Baines Team, Individual Liverpool/Crosby Adam Cox Team, Individual Edinburgh/Livingston Liam Davie Team, Individual Bellshill/Carnbroe Daniel Keatings Team, Individual Kettering/Corby Daniel Purvis Team, Individual Liverpool/Crosby Cara Kennedy Team, Individual Paisley/Paisley Erin McLachlan Team, Individual Huddersfield/Huddersfield Amy Regan Team, Individual Glasgow/Glasgow Carly Smith Team, Individual Glasgow/Glasgow Emma White Team, Individual
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