Scottish swimmer Keanna MacInnes won silver in the 100m butterfly at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, overcoming a day of intense nerves to deliver a personal best performance in front of a home crowd at Tollcross International Swimming Centre. The result matters as a highlight for Team Scotland on home soil, with the 24-year-old admitting she had only hoped for bronze and had struggled with anxiety and appetite throughout the day before her coach urged her to relax and enjoy the moment.

MacInnes, who had qualified third fastest, clocked 57.33 seconds, cutting 0.35 seconds off her semi-final time, and moved past South Africa's Erin Gallagher in the closing stages to claim second place behind gold medallist Alex Perkins of Australia. Fellow Scots Ciara Schlosshan and Lucy Grieve finished fifth and sixth respectively in the same final, while MacInnes thanked her coach, family and boyfriend for supporting her on the night.