Countdown Issue 23

Youth Team Scotland set for SamoaHot on the heels of the one year anniversary of Glasgow 2014, 28 talented young athletes from eight sports head to Samoa this month, to represent Youth Team Scotland at the fifth Commonwealth Youth Games.

The athletes, aged 14–18 years, will all make their Commonwealth Games debuts in Athletics, Archery, Boxing, Lawn Bowls, Squash, Swimming, Tennis and Weightlifting, with the competition taking place from 5-11 September 2015.

Lawn Bowlers Carla Banks and Darren Weir, who won their respective events at the hotly contested Bowls Scotland selection series, have waited longest to meet their team mates since their selection on Commonwealth Day back in March.

Athletics has named a strong line-up of six athletes, all ranked within the top ten in the Commonwealth in this age group, whilst Tennis will be represented in Samoa by Ewen Lumsden and Louie McLelland playing both singles and joining forces for the mixed doubles.

Boxing are sending a talented squad including British Champion Sean Lazzerini and European Junior Champion William

Hutchison, while the Weightlifting team includes Youth Team Scotland’s youngest team member – 14 year old Rowan Morrogh Bernard – who holds an incredible 16 Scottish records at youth and junior level.

Struan Caughey, a representative at this year’s World Youth Championships, and Evelina D’Arcy become the first archers to represent Scotland at a Youth Games with Archery included for the first time. Squash is represented by 17 year olds Carrie Hallam and Richard Hollins, the first Scottish player to win the boys Scottish Junior Open since multiple Commonwealth medallist Peter Nicol took the title in 1988.

Swimming have selected six athletes including Tain Bruce who erased Hannah Miley’s Age Group 200m Individual Medley record at last summer’s Scottish Championships and Carnegie club mate Craig McLean who has a phenomenal 48 Scottish and seven British records to his name.

Congratulating all the athletes, Commonwealth Games Chairman, Paul Bush OBE said: “Congratulations to all 28 athletes on their selection for Youth Team Scotland at Samoa 2015.

“It is a fantastic achievement to be selected for this important event and a great opportunity for them to gain a real understanding of what the Commonwealth Games is all about from both a sporting and cultural perspective.

“The Commonwealth Youth Games is increasingly playing a key role in the development of our young athletes and ensuring that when they progress to the full Commonwealth Games they are able to deliver their best possible performance at their first Games, in many cases going on to win medals for Scotland.

“I would like to wish them all the very best for the Games and I look forward to cheering them on in Samoa.”

The team will fly from Glasgow with airline partner Emirates, via Dubai and Auckland in a marathon 60 hour journey.

Paul Bush and Jon Doig with team representatives.

COMMONWEALTH GAMES SCOTLAND NEWSLETTER ISSUE 23 – SUMMER 2015

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The CGS Annual General Meeting was held at the end of May, when Paul Bush OBE, was appointed as the organisation’s new Chairman.

Paul, who leads Scotland’s major events strategy with VisitScotland and EventScotland, takes over from Michael Cavanagh, who completed his tenure, following an eight-year stint leading the organisation in the build-up to Glasgow 2014.

Paul, who has been on the CGS Board for the last four years, was Team Scotland Chef de Mission in 2006 when we had our most successful offshore Games to date and will now lead the strategic direction of the organisation for Gold Coast 2018.

Delighted to have been appointed by the member sports, Paul Bush said: “It is a huge honour and privilege to have been appointed as Chairman of CGS. I am passionate about Scotland and Scottish sport and I look forward to working closely with the professional staff and Board to build on the momentum of Glasgow 2014, further enhancing the strategic, financial and commercial position of CGS.

“I am committed to effective partnership working with the member sports, to ensure they and their athletes are best placed to enjoy continued success at future Commonwealth Games.

“Scotland has a strong reputation in the Commonwealth Games movement and I look forward to representing CGS at international level, to ensure we retain and extend our sphere of influence on the world stage.”

Paul will be supported in his new role by the newly elected Vice Chair, Maureen Campbell. Maureen has been Chair of Scottish Swimming since 2006 and is Chief Executive of Falkirk Community Trust. She is also a former swimmer and

represented Scotland at the 1978 Commonwealth Games.

Two new Board Directors were also voted in by the 24 member sports in attendance.

Alasdair MacLennan, President of Scottish Cycling and cycling team manager for Team Scotland at the last four Commonwealth Games has been appointed for a four year term. With more than 40 years in the sport as an athlete, coach and administrator he is looking forward to sharing his experience with the CGS Board.

Susan Jackson, 2006 Commonwealth Games gold medallist in shooting and former CGS Athletes’ Representative, was also appointed. In her professional life, Susan is a Chartered Accountant and runs her family business. Previously she worked in the corporate finance team at Deloittes for 12 years before joining the Winning Scotland Foundation as a senior director.

Outgoing Chairman, Michael Cavanagh was thanked by the sports in attendance for the outstanding job done and in response he said: “It has been a privilege, not just to serve as CGS Chairman, but to have had the good fortune to lead this great sporting family at such an exciting and successful time in our history.

“CGS has come a very long way over the last eight years and it has been fantastic to see the extensive interest and competition for the Board positions to support the organisation going forwards.

“I would like to wish Paul, Maureen, Susan, Alasdair and the other Board members all the very best for the future.”

NEW FACESON BOARD

Chairman’s view The first three months in the role have been extremely busy and have given me a great flavour for what is to come over the next four years and the challenges that lie ahead. In July I participated in the European CGAs inspection visit to Durban and a chance to see first-hand the proposed venues and format for the 2022 Games Bid, which would be a first for Africa. Durban is situated just below the equator on the Indian Ocean. It is a beautiful city with a strong sporting heritage and experience of hosting the Cricket, Rugby and Football World Cups in recent years. Similar to Glasgow, Durban presents a compact Games model with good use of existing facilities and very little new-build required. Our hosts were very competent, enthusiastic and confident they can deliver a great Games. However there are a number of issues still to be resolved around the sports programme and athlete quotas, which will be tackled at the General Assembly in Auckland. The other main challenge for organisers and visiting teams alike is it will be the first ever Winter Games, based on the dates proposed. During our visit we witnessed cool, windy and very wet weather, coupled with a lack of daylight hours. September 2nd will see one of the most important General Assemblies for the Commonwealth Games movement in many years, with several key issues to be discussed, as well as important Board elections to be held. CGS is delighted to be supporting both Louise Martin CBE and Michael Cavanagh with nominations for CGF President and Vice President respectively. The final preparations for our Youth Team heading out to Samoa have gone well and I am sure that with the committed support of our experienced team staff, led by Elinor Middlemiss as General Team Manager, they will do Scotland proud. I look forward to catching up with many of you again soon at our Annual Awards Dinner on 3 October.

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Commonwealth Games running track puts down new rootsIn Glasgow around 350 youngsters took part in the opening event of the city’s Anniversary Games – a completely free 11-day sporting festival organised to mark the one-year anniversary of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games.

As part of the celebrations, the new Commonwealth Games running track at Glasgow Club Crownpoint Sports Complex was officially opened - the same track that was used at Hampden Park during the Commonwealth Games. Memorably, it was the scene of Usain Bolt’s historic gold medal winning performance in the 4x100metre relay with Jamaica not to mention Team Scotland’s first gold medal on the track since 1994 by Para-Sport sprinter Libby Clegg and guide runner Mikhail Huggins.

Councillor Gordon Matheson, Leader of Glasgow City Council was joined on a tour of the facility by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon and chair of sportscotland Louise Martin, Michael Cavanagh, Past Chairman of CGS and newly selected Youth Team Scotland long jumper, Rachel Alexander from Glasgow.

Crownpoint is at the heart of the athletics community in Glasgow and the new running track will ensure it remains so for years to come – a real and lasting legacy from the best ever Games. It will play an important role in developing the next generation of medal winners with the support of two fantastic local clubs in Shetlletson Harriers and Red Star athletics clubs.

Glasgow 2014 – one year on

On 23rd July, people across the country took part in sports events and celebrations and shared their memories of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, and the legacy it has left for Scottish sport.

Charlie Flynn looks backIt was brilliant! Knowing that all your friends and family, the whole country was watching. That was a huge boost for me.

When I got gold it was just job done! It was three years building up, non-stop training and it all just paid off and when you got it officially you just thought ‘I’ve arrived.’ I was proud of everybody who’d helped me get there and it was as much their win as it was mine. It was a bit crazy, it all went a bit mental! The highlight was on the podium. Dick McTaggart – he’s a real hero of mine – I’d seen him about but I’d never met him and when he gave me my medal it was brilliant.

“Our club’s now booming with all the youngsters coming through. Everybody’s in sport now, the Games were a pure catalyst.

“I was a confident person before but it’s more that you believe in it now. You’re in charge of your own fate, it’s up to you where you’re going to be in the future, so just grab it with both hands!

“The Youth Games were my first multi-sport tournament and it was great to see the other sports and the other athletes and travel in a big group. It was a great experience – character building, meeting new people and ultimately winning medals.

“It was good as I learned countries have different boxing styles and it was good to get a taste of it all before the senior Games kicked off.

At the Youth Games I got beaten in the final, I thought I had won every single round and I was gutted for ages. But then I just thought, ‘keep your chin up, you’ve got the main Games coming up, just keep the head focussed and learn to accept defeat and move on. That was the biggest thing I learned”.

Crownpoint Sports Complex

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2018 selection policy agreedFollowing a performance review after the Glasgow 2014 Games and consideration of the proposed Gold Coast sports programme, a draft Team Scotland general selection policy has been developed for the 2018 Games.

This policy is based on our aspiration to have our best ever overseas Games, bettering the team’s outstanding performance in Melbourne in 2006 of 29 medals including 11 gold.

A minimum top six performance (based on previous Commonwealth Games results) will be required for selection for 2018, supported by a minimum number of places guaranteed for each sport.

Consultation on the policy will continue, taking into account any changes made at the CGF General Assembly in September this year. This will include final confirmation of the specific events to be included in some sports, including the Para-Sports and the entry procedures in accordance with any quotas which may be introduced.

It is anticipated that the final version will be signed off at the end of November 2015 and sport specific policies developed thereafter, with the selection period commencing in early 2017. Copies of the final policy will be published on the CGS website.

UPDATE

Like Scotland, Australia has been proudly represented at every Commonwealth Games since their inception in 1930. Gold Coast 2018 will be the fifth time Australia has staged the Games, and the first time it will be held in a regional Australian city. The Games will be held from 4 to 15 April 2018.

Gold Coast planning ramps upIn March 2015 CGS CEO, Jon Doig and Games Team Operations Manager, Elinor Middlemiss, made their second visit to Gold Coast, Australia as part of Team Scotland’s Games planning.

The visit combined further exploration of potential Holding Camp sites and Scotland House venues, along with Games venue visits and meeting with key Games Organising Committee officials. It was encouraging to see the many changes from the initial visit in October 2014 and to visit sites in the southern Brisbane area for the first time, just 45 minutes from the Games Village.

It was particularly exciting to see in this cluster area, the new cycling Velodrome arising from the ground and the extensive shooting venues, both sports in which Scotland has been strong in recent years. Much progress has also been made at the new Games Village site and it was clear from briefings given that this would be an excellent setting for athletes to relax and prepare for competition. It is also central to most venues and in close proximity to where travelling supporters would be based. Travel on the new G:link light rail from the Village, past a number of sports venues back to Surfers Paradise and the Broadbeach area proved an ideal way to travel.

Jon Doig said: “The mixture of new and existing venues in this unique environment, combined with the Australian passion for sport look set to ensure that Gold Coast 2018 will be a Games to remember. It will have a unique Gold Coast flavour, whilst building on all the experience gained from Glasgow 2014.”

A further site visit is now planned involving Scottish governing body performance directors in early November, specifically

to progress planning on the pre-Games Holding Camp.

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CGI join the TeamCGS is delighted to announce an exciting new partnership with CGI, the world’s 5th largest independent IT services company, for the next four years culminating in the 2018 Commonwealth Games at the Gold Coast, Australia. CGI will be the official Systems Integration, BPS and IT Outsourcing partner of Team Scotland, and has also extended its sponsorship across Team England and Team Wales. Tim Gregory, President of CGI UK, said: “When we started talking to the teams, we found that their values and commitment to developing talent were very closely aligned with those of CGI. We look forward to ‘travelling’ with Team Scotland on their journey to the Gold Coast and bringing the Games to life for our clients and members.” In the UK, CGI employs around 6000 professionals with Scottish offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Jon Doig, CGS CEO said: “At Team Scotland we have an ethos that puts our team members at the heart of everything we do and we believe this makes a significant contribution to our success on the international stage. We are delighted that CGI, which also has a parallel track record of commitment to its members, has come on board and pledged its support to Team Scotland at this early stage in our preparations for Gold Coast 2018.

“We very much look forward to working with CGI and contributing to their exciting member engagement strategy, as we continue our drive for success in 2018 and beyond.” A number of workshops have already been held with all of the home countries attending to explore joint areas of activation. We were also delighted to welcome representatives of CGI to our Commonwealth Youth Games team announcement in June.

Everything from a dancing teacake to a previously missing mascot are encapsulated in a touring Commonwealth Games exhibition which fittingly opened on the one-year anniversary of Glasgow 2014.

“Hosts and Champions: Scotland in the Commonwealth Games” is packed with photographs, clothes and assorted artefacts charting more than 80 years of Scotland’s games participation.

Richard Haynes, academic curator of the exhibition, said: “The Hosts and Champions exhibition has been a real hit in the towns and cities it has visited so far. It includes lots of recent memorabilia from Glasgow 2014 and it continues to grow as many people have come along and donated items they have from past games.”

Jon Doig, Commonwealth Games Scotland Chief Executive, said: “Team Scotland’s achievements at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games caught the imagination of the nation and we are delighted this exhibition from our archive gives people the length and breadth of the country the opportunity to share in these memories and find out more about what makes the Commonwealth Games so special.”

The free exhibition, developed with the support of CGS and Legacy 2014, is curated by the University of Stirling Archives. It is on display in the MacRobert Arts Centre daily from 9am to 7pm now until Friday 11 September. For future dates and venues: http://libguides.stir.ac.uk/projects/hostsandchamps

Games archive arrives in StirlingMembers of Team Scotland past and present gathered at the University of Stirling to welcome the arrival of a unique collection of sporting history.

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CGS AWARDS DINNER

Join us in a celebration of past and future Scottish Commonwealth Games success and reflect on the performance of our young athletes at the 2015 Youth Games in Samoa.

Radisson Hotel, GlasgowSATURDAY 3 OCTOBER 2015

The dinner is the centrepiece of the Scottish sporting calendar, celebrating the achievements of Scotland’s athletes over the past twelve months, including our Youth Team Scotland athletes, fresh from competing in Samoa.

Drinks reception and three course meal with wine and entertainment

Highlights of the ‘Hosts and Champions’ touring exhibition and fun sporting quiz

Awards ceremony and presentation of the Emirates Lonsdale Trophy and Sir Peter Heatly Trophy.

Table of 10: £950 or individual places £100 per ticket. Limited places available so please secure your booking now by telephone: 01786 466480, or by email:[email protected] It’s a night not to be missed!

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How it all beganThe Commonwealth Youth Games concept was created by Scotland as a development opportunity to give athletes under the age of 18 an international multi-sport Games experience. It bridges the gap between young athletes competing in their own sport specific events and the often daunting first experience of a senior multi-sport Games. The idea was endorsed by the Commonwealth Games Federation and the inaugural Commonwealth Youth Games were held in Edinburgh in August 2000 as part of Scotland’s Millennium celebrations.

Where it has been heldThe Games quickly proved to be a great success and the second Games followed in Bendigo, Australia in 2004 then Pune, India in 2008. It was then agreed that smaller nations who were unable to host the main Games should be encouraged to bid to host the Youth Games. Isle of Man were the hosts of the fourth edition and the Games

were held in 2011 to avoid a clash with the London 2012 Olympics. It is now the turn of Samoa to host the 2015 Youth Games.

Scotland’s Track RecordScotland has won a total of 124 medals so far at the Commonwealth Youth Games. However the number of participating countries, sports and allocated athlete places has varied significantly from Games to Games making direct comparisons difficult. What is more important is the number of athletes who progress to compete with distinction for Team Scotland at future Commonwealth Games.

To date 66 Scottish athletes from a total of 250 have progressed from the Youth to the senior Commonwealth Games with 16 going on to win a total of 26 medals for Scotland. These include runner Lynsey Sharp; swimmers Hannah Miley and Robbie Renwick; shooter Jennifer McIntosh; badminton players Kirsty Gilmour and Imogen Bankier; boxers Josh Taylor and Charlie Flynn and gymnasts Daniel Keatings, and Adam Cox.

At the last Commonwealth Youth Games in Isle of Man, Youth Team Scotland won 22 medals (5 gold, 6 silver 11 bronze).

Samoa 2015This year’s Games will start with the Opening Ceremony on Saturday 5th September followed by a training day on the 6th. The action will then get underway 7-11th September followed by the Closing Ceremony. An important aspect of the Games will be the cultural programme, held throughout the week for athletes to experience Pacific life.

The Commonwealth Youth Games

Follow the Team: Keep up to date with the action in Samoa at www.goscotland.org or www.samoacyg2015.com • You can also follow the team on Twitter @Team_Scotland

Kirsty Gilmour went from Bronze at the Isle of Man Youth Games in 2011, to Silver at Glasgow 2014.

Lynsey Sharp

Hannah MileyDan Keatings

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Information on what they can expect there, along with team building exercises and collection of their Youth Team Scotland kit was all on the agenda for the 28-strong team in an action packed day that also saw the announcement of the team’s flagbearer for the Opening Ceremony.

CGS Chairman, Paul Bush OBE announced that 16 year old swimmer Craig McLean had been chosen saying: “To be named as flagbearer for Youth Team Scotland is a fantastic honour and Craig’s selection is a direct reflection of his performances over the last few years. Not only is Craig a fantastic athlete but his attitude and commitment to his fellow team members makes him an excellent role model.” Livingston swimmer Craig McLean (16) will represent Youth Team Scotland in six backstroke, freestyle and relay events in Samoa. He is a multiple British and Scottish Age Group medallist and record holder and

this year became the 2015 British Junior and Scottish Schools Champion in 100m Freestyle. Craig has broken an incredible 48 Scottish Records and 7 British Records since 2012.

Craig was voted as flagbearer by his Scotland team-mates, after a shortlist of three was selected prior to the Team Camp. Fellow shortlisted nominees, athlete George Evans (Inverness) and boxer Kieran McMaster (Kilmarnock) will walk behind Craig into the Opening Ceremony, followed by the rest of the team. A delighted Craig McLean said: “It will be a huge honour to be able to wave Scotland’s flag going into the arena, to lead the country at the start of the Commonwealth Youth Games. It will just be a fantastic experience - once in a lifetime. Coming here I didn’t think it would be me so it’s unbelievable that I’ve been picked and it’s the athletes that voted for me.

With just two weeks to go to departure for Samoa, athletes and staff gathered in Stirling for their Team Camp and a chance to get to know each other ahead of their journey to the Youth Games.

Craig McLean to carry the flag

“I’m excited to be going out to Samoa, I’ve never been anywhere near and I’m looking forward to racing against the rest of the Commonwealth and hopefully going on to the next Commonwealth Games which is my main goal. It will be a great experience and hopefully a stepping stone. I aim to learn everything I can and then I’ll be able to progress and hopefully be able to move on to the senior team if all goes to plan.

The selection and announcement of the flagbearer is a longstanding tradition, and Craig will follow in the footsteps of Louise Carroll (hockey), Gemma Nicol (athletics), Lisa Glover (athletics) and Tom Holligan (athletics), who carried the flag at the 2000, 2004, 2008 and 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games.

LEFT: Tain Bruce, Sean Lazzerini and Alisha Rees check out their team kit for the Games

RIGHT: A proud Craig McLean starts his opening ceremony flagbearer practice

Scotland’s 28 athletes join Elinor Middlemiss, General Team Manager, for their final get-together before Samoa.

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AQUATICS

SESSION START HEAT EVENT

Monday 7 September (Day 1)

Morning 10:00 1 Men 50m Butterfly

10:10 2 Women 50m Butterfly

10:18 3 Men 200m Freestyle

10:32 4 Women 200m Freestyle

10:42 5 Men 100m Backstroke

10:51 6 Women 100m Backstroke

11:01 7 Men 200m Butterfly



11:30 10 M&W 4x50m Mixed Medley Relay

Evening 17:30 F Men 50m Butterfly Finals

17:32 F Women 50m Butterfly Finals

17:40 F Men 200m Freestyle Finals

17:50 F Women 200m Freestyle Finals

18:00 F Men 100m Backstroke Finals

18:10 F Women 100m Backstroke Finals

18:20 F Men 200m Butterfly Finals



TBC TBC TBC 4x50 Mixed Medley Relay Final

Tuesday 8 September (Day 2)

Morning 10:00 11 Women 400m Individual Medley

10:06 12 Men 400m Individual Medley



10:44 15 Women 100mFreestyle


11:08 17 Women 100m Breaststroke

11:17 18 Men 100m Breaststroke

11:25 19 Women 4x200m Freestyle Relay

11:41 20 Men 4x200m Freestyle Relay

Evening 17:30 F Women 400m Individual Medley Finals

17:38 F Men 400m Individual Medley Finals





18:30 F Women 100m Breaststroke Finals

18:40 F Men 100m Breaststroke Final

TBC F Women 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay Final

TBC F Men 4 x 200m Freestyle Relay Final

Wednesday 9 September (Day 3)

Morning 10:00 21 Women 50m Breaststroke





11:01 26 Men 100m Butterfly



11:30 29 Women 4x100m FreeRelay

11:41 30 Men 4x100m FreeRelay

Evening 17:30 F Women 50m Breaststroke Finals

17:32 F Men 50m Breaststroke Finals




18:10 F Men 100m Butterfly Finals



TBC F Women 4x100m Free Relay Finals

TBC F Men 4x100m Free Relay Finals

Thursday 10 September (Day 4)

Morning 10:00 31 Women 800m Freestyle

10:21 32 Men 200m Individual Medley

10:33 33 Women 200m Individual Medley


SESSION START HEAT EVENT



11:14 37 Women 200m Breaststroke

11:22 38 Men 4x100m Medley Relay

11:36 39 Women 4x100m Medley Relay

Evening 17:30 F Women 800m Freestyle Final

17:42 F Men 200m Individual Medley Finals

17:54 F Women 200m Individual Medley Finals



18:27 F Men 200m Breaststroke Finals

18:40 F Women 200m Breaststroke Finals

TBC F Men 4x100m Medley Relay Final

TBC F Women 4x100m Medley Relay Final

ARCHERY

SESSION START END EVENT


Morning 09:00 12:00 M&W Individual Qualification Round

Afternoon 14:00 16:00 Mixed Mixed Team Elimination Rounds and Quarter Finals


Morning 09:00 12:00 Mixed Mixed Team Semi-Finals and Finals (non-medal event)

Afternoon 14:00 15:30 Women Individual Eliminations and Quarter Finals

15:30 16:30 Men Individual Eliminations and Quarter Finals


Morning 10:00 12:00 Women Individual Semi Final and medal matches

Afternoon 14:00 16:00 Men Individual Semi Final and medal matches

ATHLETICS

SESSION START EVENT


Morning 10:40 Women 100m Heats

11:00 Women Javelin Final

11:00 Men 100m Heats

11:30 Men Long Jump Final


Afternoon 12:00 Women 400m Heats

12:15 Men High Jump Final

12:30 Men Discus Final

12:30 Women 100m Semi-Finals

12:45 Men 100m Semi-Finals

13:45 Women 1500m Final

14:00 Men 1500m Final



15:00 Women 4 x 400m Relay Final

15:20 Men 4 x 400m Relay Final


Morning 11:30 Women Discus Final

11:35 Women 200m Heats


Afternoon 12:00 Women Long Jump Final

12:20 Men 400m Hurdles Heats

12:45 Women 400m Hurdles Heats

13:00 Men Javelin Final


13:30 Women High Jump Final

13:30 Women 800m Heats



14:30 Women 100m Hurdles Heats

14:45 Men 110m Hurdles Heats



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SESSION START EVENT


Morning 08:30 Women 200m Semi Finals

08:30 Men Shot Put Final

08:50 Men 200m Semi Finals

09:10 Women 3000ms Final

09:25 Men 3000ms Final

10:00 Women Shot Put Final

10:00 Women 100m Hurdles Final

10:10 Men 110m Hurdles Final





11:30 Women 400m Hurdles Final

11:45 Men 400m Hurdles Final



BOXING



Afternoon 14:00 17:30 Quarter-Finals

Evening 18:00 20:30


Afternoon 14:00 17:45 Quarter-Finals

Evening 18:00 21:45


Afternoon 14:00 16:00 Semi-Finals

Evening 18:00 20:00


Evening 18:00 22:00 Finals

LAWN BOWLS



Morning 07:45 12:45 M&W Singles – Rounds 1&2

Afternoon 13:15 18:00 M&W Singles – Round 3&4


Morning 08:00 10:15 M&W Singles – Round 5

10:45 13:00 M&W Singles – SemiFinals

Afternoon 13:30 Women Singles Women – Bronze Medal Games

Women Singles Women – Gold Medal Games

Men Singles Men – Bronze Medal Games

15:45 Men Singles Men – Gold Medal Games


Morning 07:45 12:45 Mixed Mixed Pairs – Pool Rounds 1&2

Afternoon 13:15 18:00 Mixed Mixed Pairs – Pool Rounds 3&4

Thursday, 10 September (Day 4)

Morning 08:00 10:15 Mixed Mixed Pairs – Pool Round 5

10:45 Mixed Mixed Pairs – Semi Finals

13:00 Mixed Mixed Pairs – Semi Finals

Afternoon 13:30 Mixed Mixed Pairs – Bronze Medal Game

15:45 Mixed Mixed Pairs – Gold Medal Game

SQUASH

SESSION START EVENT


Morning 09:00 M&W Singles – Round 1

Afternoon 13:00 M&W Singles – Round 2

Evening 18:00 M&W Singles – Quarter Finals


Morning 10:00 M&W Singles – Semi Finals

Afternoon 14:00 M&W Singles – Finals

Evening 18:00 M&W Doubles – Pools

Mixed Doubles – Pools


Morning 10:00 M&W Doubles – Quarter Finals

Afternoon 14:00 M&W Doubles – Semi Finals

Mixed Doubles – Pools

Evening 18:00 M&W Doubles – Semi Finals


Morning 10:00 Mixed Doubles – Pools

Afternoon 14:00 M&W Doubles – Final

Evening 18:00 Mixed Doubles – Semi Finals

Friday 11 September (Day 5)

Morning 10:30 Mixed Doubles – Final

TENNIS

SESSION START EVENT


Morning 08:00 M&W Singles - First Round

Afternoon 15:00 Mixed Mixed Doubles – First Round


Morning 08:00 M&W Singles – Second Round

Afternoon 12:00 M&W Doubles – First Round

Mixed Mixed Doubles – Quarter Final


Morning 08:00 M&W Singles – Quarter Finals

Afternoon 12:00 M&W Doubles – Quarter Finals

Mixed Mixed Doubles – Semi Finals


Morning 08:00 M&W Singles – Semi Finals

Afternoon 13:00 Mixed Doubles – Gold Medal

Mixed Doubles – Bronze Medal

15:00 M&W Doubles – Semi Finals

Friday 11 September (Day 4)

Morning 08:00 Women Singles – Finals Gold Medal

Women Singles – Finals Bronze Medal

Men Singles – Finals Gold Medal

Men Singles – Finals Bronze Medal

10:30 Women Doubles – Finals Gold Medal

Women Doubles – Finals Bronze Medal

Men Doubles – Finals Gold Medal

Men Doubles – Finals Bronze Medal

WEIGHTLIFTING



Morning 11:00 12:30 Session 1 – Women’s48kg

Afternoon 14:00 15:30 Session 2 – Men’s 56kg

Evening 17:00 18:30 Session 3 – Women’s 53kg


Morning 11:00 12:30 Session 4 - Men’s 62kg

Afternoon 14:00 15:30 Session 5 - Women’s 58kg

Evening 17:00 18:30 Session 6 - Men’s 69kg


Morning 11:00 12:30 Session 7 - Women’s 63kg

Afternoon 14:00 15:30 Session 8 - Men’s 77kg

Evening 17:00 18:30 Session 9 - Women’s 69kg


Morning 11:00 12:30 Session 10 - Men’s 85kg

Afternoon 14:00 15:30 Session 11 - Women’s +69kg

Evening 17:00 18:30 Session 12 - Men’s 94kg

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AQUATICS

Tain BruceEvent: 50m, 100m, & 200m Butterfly / 200m & 400m Individual Medley / Medley Relay

Age: 17 (28/06/98) Born: EdinburghLives: Dalgety Bay Club: CarnegieSchool: Inverkeithing High SchoolMain achievements: 2015 Scottish Age Groups: 100m & 200m Butterfly gold, 200m & 400m Individual Medley bronze; 2014 Scottish Age Groups: 50m Freestyle, 100m & 200m Butterfly, 200m Individual Medley gold; 2014 British Age Groups – 200m Butterfly silver; 2014 UK School Games 100m & 200m Butterfly silver.Notes: Tain broke Hannah Miley’s Scottish Junior 200m IM record which had stood for nine years.

Meg FinnonEvent: 100m & 200m Butterfly/ 100m, 400m Freestyle, 800m Freestyle

Age: 17 (15/05/98) Born: BellshillLives: East KilbrideClub: East KilbrideSchool: St Andrews & St Brides High SchoolMain achievements: 2015 Scottish 400m & 800m Freestyle, 200m Butterfly gold; 2014 Scottish Junior Short Course 400m & 800m Freestyle gold; 2014 Scottish Junior Champion 400m & 800m Freestyle; 2014 Scottish Open Champion 1500m Freestyle; 2014 UK School Games 200m Butterfly bronze.Notes: Meg holds the Scottish junior 800m Freestyle Short Course record and the Scottish 15 Years 1500m Long Course record.

Craig McLeanEvent: 100m & 200m Backstroke / 50m, 100m & 200m Freestyle / Medley Relay

Age: 16 (25/10/98) Born: LivingstonLives: Livingston Club: CarnegieSchool: Deans Community High SchoolMain achievements: 2015 British Junior Championships 100m Freestyle gold, 100m Backstroke & 50m Freestyle bronze; 2015 Scottish Age Group Championships – 2 gold, 1 silver, 1 bronze; 2015 Scottish Schools Championships 100m Freestyle gold, 200m Backstroke silver; 2014 Scottish Junior Short Course Championships – 10 gold medals & 13 National records. Notes: Craig has broken a total of 48 Scottish Records and 7 British Records since 2012.

Kieran PrestonEvent: 50m, 100m & 200m Breaststroke

Age: 18 (16/05/97) Born: StonehavenLives: StonehavenClub: Stonehaven ASCSchool: Mackie AcademyMain achievements: 2015 Edinburgh International, silver 50m Breaststroke & Bronze 100m Breaststroke; 2015 Scottish Schools Champion, 200m Breaststroke; 2015 Scottish Age Group Championships, bronze 50m Breaststroke; 2014 Scottish Age Group Championships, gold 200m Breaststroke.

Erin RobertsonEvent: 50m Butterfly / 50m, 100m & 200m Breaststroke / Medley Relay

Age: 16 (11/04/99) Born: IrvineLives: Ayr Club: South Ayrshire ASCSchool: Kyle AcademyMain achievements: 2015 Junior Euromeet, Luxembourg 100m Breaststroke gold, 50m Breaststroke silver; 2014 Scottish Junior Short Course

50m & 100m Breaststroke goldNotes: Erin is a multiple British junior and

Scottish Age Group record holder.

Benedict TortolanoEvent: 50m, 100m & 200m Breaststroke / Medley Relay

Age: 18 (28/08/97) Born: StirlingLives: Stirling Club: Stirling SwimSchool: St ModansMain achievements: 2015 Scottish Age Group Championships 100m Breaststroke gold, 50m Breaststroke silver, 200m Breaststroke bronze.

Andy FigginsSport Team Manager/ Coach

Age: 56 (15/01/59)Born: Bridge of AllanLives: Stonehouse, South LanarkshireOccupation: Swimming Development Co-ordinator / Swimming CoachNotes: Andy coaches at East Kilbride ASC and has guided the early careers of numerous swimmers including Glasgow medallist Corrie Scott. He attended Delhi 2010 as a personal coach and has been a team coach for GB and Scottish team/camps.

ARCHERY

Struan CaugheyEvent: Individual Recurve & Mixed Team Event

Age: 16 (21/01/99) Born: ElginLives: DuffieldClub: Forres Archers and Derwent BowmenSchool: Ecclesbourne SchoolMain achievements: Represented GB at 2015 European Youth Cup, 2015 Youth World Championships & 2014 Youth Festival, Seoul. 2015 Scottish Indoor Champion; 2014 National Junior Indoor Champion; 2014 Scottish National Junior Outdoor Champion; 2014/15 ranked 2 in the UK and ranked 1 in Scotland.

Evelina D’ArcyEvent: Individual Recurve & Mixed Team Event

Age: 16 (11/06/1999)Born: Amaroussion Lives: AthensClub: Olympic Athletics Club ErmisSchool: 3rd General Lykeio of KifissiaMain achievements: 2014 U16 British Indoor Recurve Champion; 2013 U16 British Outdoor Recurve Champion; 2012 Junior Euro Nations individual girls’ silver, girls’ team silver, mixed team silver.Notes: Evelina has set 37 Scottish Records since 2011.

Claudine JenningsSport Team Manager/Coach

Age: 35 (22/05/80)Born: Farnborough Lives: EdinburghOccupation: DoctorNotes: Claudine has represented Scotland and GB at both recurve and compound including at the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games. She is Director of Performance at Scottish Archery.

ATHLETICS

Rachel AlexanderEvent: Long Jump

Age: 17 (13/02/98) Born: GlasgowLives: GlasgowClub: Giffnock North ACSchool: Williamwood High SchoolMain achievements: 2015 & 2014 Scottish Schools’ Champion; 2015 Scottish National Senior Indoor Championships 3rd; 2014 UK School Games 2nd.

George EvansEvent: Discus / Shot Putt

Age: 17 (21/01/98) Born: InvernessLives: Inverness / PerthClub: Shaftesbury Barnet Harriers / Inverness HarriersSchool: Strathallan SchoolMain achievements: 2015 World Youth Championships Discus bronze; 2015 & 2014 Scottish Schools’ Champion Discus & Shot; 2015 England Athletics Age Group Champion Shot & Discus; 2014 England Athletics Age Group Champion Shot; 2014 UK School Games Champion Shot.Notes: George holds Scottish Schools records in U16 Indoor Shot Putt, Over 16 Indoor Shot Putt, Over 17 Outdoor Shot Putt and Discus.

Ben GreenwoodEvent: 800m

Age: 16 (24/09/98) Born: PerthLives: PerthClub: Perth Strathtay HarriersSchool: Perth AcademyMain achievements: 2015 World Youth Championships semi-finalist;2015 English Indoor Championships U17 800m 1st; 2015 Scottish Indoor Champs U17 800m 1st, 1500m, 1st; 2015 Scottish Schools Indoor Championships Over 16 800m 1st.Notes: Ben holds British U17 Indoor records over 600m, 800m & 1500m and the British Outdoor U15 1500m record. He also holds Scottish U17 records indoors over 600m, 800m & 1500m along with the Scottish U17 Outdoor 800m record.

Carys McAuleyEvent: 800m

Age: 17 (18/01/98) Born: GlasgowLives: WarringtonClub: Warrington ACSchool: Priestley 6th Form CollegeMain achievements: 2015 World Youth Championships 4th; 2015 England Athletics U20 Championships bronze; 2015 Scottish National U20 Indoor Champion; 2014 UK School Games Champion; 2014 English Schools’ Champion.

Alisha ReesEvent: 100m / 200m

Age: 16 (16/04/99) Born: TorphinLives: TorphinClub: Banchory Stonehaven ACSchool: Banchory AcademyMain achievements: 2015 Scottish Schools’ Champion 100 & 200m; 2015 England Athletics U20 Championships 200m bronze; 2015 Scottish National Senor Championships 60m silver; 2014 UK School Games 100m bronze; 2014 Scottish National U17 Champion 100m & 200m.Notes: Alisha holds the Scottish U17 Indoor 200m record, Scottish Schools U17 100m record and the Scottish Schools Indoor U16 200m record.

Cameron TindleEvent: 100m / 200m

Age: 17 (05/06/98) Born: MelroseLives: Berwick upon TweedClub: Edinburgh AC / TLJTSchool: Berwick AcademyMain achievements: 2015 World Youth Championships finalist; 2015 Loughborough International, 200m bronze.Notes: Cameron holds the Scottish U17 60m record and made his Scotland senior debut this year.

Mark PollardSport Team Manager/Coach

Age: 33 (25/02/82) Born: GreenockLives: Greenock, InverclydeOccupation: scottishathletics Performance ManagerNotes: Mark was a Team Coach at Glasgow 2014 having been part of the Achieve 2014 programme at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi. He is also a qualified physical education teacher.

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Meet the team...

BOXING

William HutchisonEvent: 75kg

Age: 17 (04/08/98)Born: Livingstone Lives: LanarkClub: SpringhillMain achievements: GB Youth Championships 2015, bronze; Nikolay Pavlyukov Memorial 2015, Russia, silver; European Junior Championships 2014, gold.

Sean LazzeriniEvent: 81kg

Age: 18 (13/07/97) Born: GlasgowLives: Glasgow Club: BellahoustonSchool: Hillhead High SchoolMain achievements: 2015 GB Youth Champion; Nikolay Pavlyukov Memorial 2015, Russia, silver.

Kieran McMasterEvent: 64kg

Age: 18 (12/03/97) Born: GlasgowLives: Kilmarnock Club: North WestSchool: Grange AcademyMain achievements: 2015 Scottish Youth Champion, 2015 GB Youth Championships, silver.

William StuartEvent: 56kg

Age: 17 (15/01/98) Born: BanffLives: McDuff Club: ByronSchool: Banff AcademyMain achievements: 2015 Golden Glove, Serbia, gold; 2015 GB Youth Championships, silver.

Mike KeaneSport Team Manager/Coach

Age: 56 (14/08/59) Born: KirkcaldyLives: KirkcaldyOccupation: National Coach, Boxing ScotlandNotes: Mike is the National Coach at Boxing Scotland. He was head boxing coach at both the Glasgow 2014 and Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games as well as the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games in the Isle of Man and an assistant coach at the 2004 Youth Games in Bendigo.

Ray GibsonSport Team Manager/Coach

Age: 43 (06/04/72) Born: EdinburghLives: EdinburghOccupation: Emerging Talent Coach, Boxing Scotland / Bricklaying Manager

LAWN BOWLS

Carla BanksEvent: Singles / Mixed Pairs

Age: 16 (08/02/99) Born: AberdeenLives: InverurieClub: Inverurie (Outdoor) / Garioch (Indoor)School: Inverurie AcademyMain achievements: U25 & U17 Scottish International in 2014/15, 2013/14 & 2012/13; 2014/15 - SYIBA National Triples winner, SYIBA U17 Singles National semi-finalist, SIBA Ladies U25 Singles National quarter-finalist 2013/14 - SIBA U18 Singles National semi-finalist.Notes: First female winner of the City of Aberdeen Junior Singles Competition; Youngest winner of Ladies Singles Championship for both Inverurie & Garioch clubs; Youngest winner of the Grampian Ladies Bowling Association Singles Championship. Brother also plays bowl for Scotland.

Darren WeirEvent: Singles / Mixed Pairs

Age: 16 (21/05/99) Born: IrvineLives: PrestwickClub: Prestwick Ambassador (indoor) / Kincaidston & Belmont (outdoor) School: Prestwick AcademyMain achievements: U17 & U18 Scottish International, captained the Scotland U17 indoor team to a series win over Ireland in 2015.Notes: Brother and Dad also are bowlers.

Colin HutchisonSport Team Manager / Coach

Age: 30 (08/02/85) Born: EdinburghLives: EdinburghOccupation: National Development Manager, Bowls ScotlandNotes: Colin has played lawn bowls since he was eight, representing Scotland under 25s on over 30 occasions and winning the National Two Bowls Pairs in 2011. He became a Full International in 2014 and has gained 6 caps. Colin volunteered as a Team Leader during Glasgow 2014.

SQUASH

Carrie HallamEvent: Singles / Mixed Doubles

Age: 17 (28/10/97) Born: EdinburghLives: EdinburghClub: Edinburgh Sports ClubSchool: The Mary Erskine SchoolMain achievements: Scottish National Champion at U13, U15 & U17; 2014 Italian Open U17 Champion 2013 Irish Open U17 Champion.Notes: Carrie was ranked 4th in Europe in 2014.

Richard HollinsEvent: Singles / Mixed Doubles

Age: 17 (14/03/98)Born: Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaLives: AberdeenClub: Aberdeen Squash and Racketball ClubSchool: Aberdeen Grammar SchoolMain achievements: 2015: ESF Scottish Junior Open U17 Winner, Scottish Junior Nationals U17 Winner; 2014 ESF Irish Junior Open winner U17; 2013 ESF Irish Junior Open winner U15.Notes: Richard is the first Scottish player to win the Boys’ U17 Scottish Open title since Peter Nicol in 1988.

Stuart CrawfordSport Team Leader

Age: 34 (13/02/81) Born: IrvineLives: EdinburghOccupation: Scottish Squash National Assistant CoachNotes: Stuart played for Team Scotland at Glasgow and attended Delhi 2010 as a coach on the Achieve programme.

TENNIS

Louie McLellandEvent: Singles & Mixed Doubles

Age: 17 (12/05/98) Born: GlasgowLives: Stirling Club: Stirling UniSchool: BeaconhurstMain achievements: 2015 Scottish National Champion; 2014 Scottish Junior Open Champion U16 & U18; Final of ITF doubles Liverpool 2014, Final of Croatia ITF 2014; 2013 Aegon British Tour Glasgow, winner

Ewen LumsdenEvent: Singles / Mixed Doubles

Age: 15 (17/02/00) Born: GlasgowLives: LenzieClub: David Lloyd West EndSchool: BeaconhurstMain achievements: Scottish U16 National Champion; Represented GB at Summer & Winter Cups; Represented Scotland at 4 Nations & Tri-Nationals

Toby SmithSport Team Leader

Age: 41 (18/02/74) Born: GlasgowLives: GlasgowOccupation: Consultant Head Coach, Tennis ScotlandNotes: Toby works on delivery of Scotland’s key priority junior players and is travelling coach to Scotland’s top juniors.

WEIGHTLIFTING

Jason EptonEvent: 77kg

Age: 15 (03/07/00) Born: GlasgowLives: GlasgowClub: Gladiator Weightlifting ClubSchool: Eastbank AcademyMain achievements: British Schools Champion 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012; British U17 Champion 2015; Junior International Austria 2014, 1stNotes: Jason holds Scottish Records at U16, U15 and U14. Jason’s cousin Gary McLean won three bronze medals for Scotland at the 2000 Youth Games.

Biatrice GabellEvent: 53kg

Age: 17 (09/03/98)Born: MozambiqueLives: Dalry, AyrshireClub: Kilmarnock WLCSchool: Ayrshire CollegeMain achievements: Scottish Open 2015, 2nd; British Youth Championships 2015, 2nd; Scottish Youth Champion 2015; Scottish Senior Championships 2014, 2ndNotes: Biatrice also plays badminton to a high level and turned to weightlifting when she discovered a talent for it during rehab for an ankle injury. She holds Scottish records at Youth, U18 & Junior level.

Rowan Morrogh BernardEvent: 58kg

Age: 14 (15/09/00)Born: Glen Tilt, Blair AthollLives: Glen Bruar, CalvineClub: PitlochrySchool: Pitlochry High SchoolMain achievements: British Youth Champion 2015; British Schools Champion 2015; Scottish Schools Champion 2015; Scottish Senior Champion 2015; Scottish U23 Champion 2015; Scottish U18 Champion 2015; Scottish Youth Champion 2015; International Battle of the Juniors, Austria, 1st 2014Notes: Rowan holds 13 Scottish records across a range of age groups. She is the youngest member of Youth Team Scotland for Samoa 2015.

Daniel RichardsonEvent: 69kg

Age: 15 (23/02/2000) Born: GlasgowLives: Glasgow Club: GladiatorSchool: St Andrews Secondary SchoolMain achievements: British U17 Silver 2015; British Schools’ Champion 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012; International Battle of the Juniors, Austria, 1st 2014 & 2013Notes: Daniel holds Scottish U14 & U15 records. Father was a Scottish and British Champion and was team manager for weightlifting at the inaugural Youth Games in 2000. Daniel visited the athletes’ village age 4 months.

Georgi BlackSport Team Leader

Age: 25 (20/12/89) Born: IrvineLives: Kilmarnock Occupation: Youth Coach, Weightlifting ScotlandNotes: Georgi competed at Glasgow 2014, finishing 9th in the 63kg weight category.

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Commonwealth Games Scotland, Gannochy Sports Centre, University of Stirling, Stirling FK9 4LATel: +44 (0)1786 466480 Fax: +44 (0)1786 466481 Email: [email protected] www.cgcs.org.uk

MAJOR SUPPORTER:

GENERAL TEAM MANAGEMENT

Elinor MiddlemissGeneral Team Manager

Age: 48 (28/01/67) Born: AberdeenLives: EdinburghOccupation: Games Team Operations Manager, Commonwealth Games ScotlandNotes: Elinor led on the technical planning and preparation of Team Scotland for Glasgow 2014, where she was General Team Manager. She was also Deputy General Team Manager for the 2011 Commonwealth Youth Games in the Isle of Man. Elinor is a five time Team Scotland representative in Badminton, winning Bronze at both the 1998 & 2002 Games.

David SomervilleAssistant General Team Manager

Age: 41 ((09/05/74) Born: GlasgowLives: EdinburghOccupation: National High Performance Coach, Judo ScotlandNotes: David was Head Coach for Judo at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. He was a Silver medallist at the 2002 Games in Manchester. David was named coach of the year at the 2012 Scottish Sports Awards.

Jonathan HansonTeam Doctor

Age: 42 (10/03/73) Born: BarnsleyLives: Skye Occupation: DoctorNotes: Jonathan works full time for NHS Highland at Broadford Hospital on Skye. He is Team Doctor for

Scotland ‘A’ Rugby and GB mountain running and was Team GB medical officer based at the Beijing Olympic holding camp. He has authored several sports medicine courses.

Oliver DaviesLead Physiotherapist

Age: 33 (06/04/82)Born: BrightonLives: EdinburghOccupation: PhysiotherapistNotes: Oliver has worked at the sportscotland Institute of Sport since 2009. He was a physiotherapist with Team Scotland for Glasgow 2014 and with Team GB at the 2008 & 2012 Paralympic Games and the 2015 European Games in Baku.

Kelly HorneTeam Physiotherapist

Age: 35 (12/02/80)Born: Rangiora, NZLives: EdinburghOccupation: PhysiotherapistNotes: Kelly works at the sportscotland Institute of Sport across a wide range of sports. Her international experience includes the Scottish Rowing team, GB Cross Country Skiing World Cup series and GB Freestyle Team for World Championships. She was also with Samoa Rugby 7s 2006–2008 for the IRB World 7s Series.

Joni NeilsonTeam Physiotherapist

Age: 27 (02/11/87)Born: StirlingLives: DunblaneOccupation: PhysiotherapistNotes: Joni is a physiotherapist with the sportscotland Institute of Sport, working as lead physio with Netball in the run up to Glasgow 2014 and

during their 2015 World Cup campaign. She has worked as Scotland team physio at a wide range of international events including Badminton World and European Team Championships, Squash European Team Championships and in football at the CPISRA World and European Championships for players with Cerebral Palsy.

Gillian CookeMedia Officer

Age: 32 (03/10/82)Born: EdinburghLives: EdinburghOccupation: Digital Media Manager, Commonwealth Games ScotlandNotes: Gillian was News Editor for Team Scotland during Glasgow 2014. As an athlete she won World Championship Gold in two-woman bobsleigh in 2009 and represented Team GB at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games. She competed at Commonwealth Games in pole vault in 2002, long jump in 2006 and also at the 2000 Youth Games in triple jump.

Catherine GoodfellowTeam HQ Admin Officer

Age: 50 (07/07/65)Born: Seattle, USALives: EdinburghOccupation: Commonwealth Games Scotland Office AdministratorNotes: Catherine was Team Scotland HQ Office Manager at Glasgow 2014 and Team Administrator for the 2011 Youth Games and 2010 Commonwealth Games. 2006 and 2002 Commonwealth Games Scottish Centre staff.

Our mission is to build a world class sporting system for everyone in Scotland. By world class we mean being ambitious and aspiring to be the best we can be at all levels in sport. Across Scotland, people are already working together to make this happen.

It’s now time to build on this work and raise the bar.

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RAISING THE BAR

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