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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9. Thrown
Sarah Adlington on her way to victory over Tulika Maan of Team India during the Women's Judo +78 kg Final match. Photo: Alex Pantling
10. Winning pair
Gold medalists Rosemary Lenton and Pauline Wilson of Team Scotland pose on the podium during lawn bowls Para Women's Pairs B6-B8 medal ceremony. Photo: Nathan Stirk
11. Swim star
Scottish swimmer Duncan Scott receives his gold medal in the Men's 200m Individual Medley alongside silver medalist, Tom Dean of England and bronze medalist, Lewis Clareburt of New Zealand. Photo: Mark Kolbe
12. Arms raised in victory
Gold medallists Neil Fachie and pilot Lewis Stewart celebrate on the podium during the medal presentation ceremony for the men's para-sport 1000m B time trial tandem. Photo: ADRIAN DENNIS