From the judo mat and the bowling green, to the swimming pool and the velodrome, Team Scotland have had plenty to be proud of at the Commonwealth Games.
Eilish McColgan’s stunning victory in the 10,000 metres was one of the highlights of the entire games, while swimmer Duncan Scott became Scotland's most decorated Commonwealth athlete of all time as he won a remarkable five medals in Birmingham.
And at the age of 72, Rosemary Lenton became Scotland's oldest ever Commonwealth Games champion in the para women’s lawn bowls pairs with partner Pauline Wilson.
Here’s how they triumphed – and celebrated.
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5. Perfect finish
Scotland's Neil Fachie celebrates with pilot Lewis Stewart after winning the men's para-sport 1000m B time trial tandem final on day one of the Commonwealth Games. Photo: ADRIAN DENNIS
6. Bowled over
Rosemary Lenton and Pauline Wilson of Team Scotland celebrate their victory in the lawn bowls Para Women's Pairs B6-B8 after triumphing over Australia in the gold medal match. Photo: Nathan Stirk
7. Over the line
Eilish McColgan of Team Scotland celebrates winning the gold medal as she crosses the finish line in the women's 10,000m final on day six of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. Photo: Justin Setterfield
8. Beating the Aussies
Garry Brown and Kevin Wallace of Team Scotland celebrate after winning thegold medal match in the lawn bowls Para Men's Pairs B6-B8. Photo: Nathan Stirk