Peter Bol hits the track for the first time, while Iona Anderson has her eye on another slice of individual golden glory. Here are the Sandgropers to keep an eye out for on Day 5 at the Commonwealth Games.
Chris Robinson
Australia's dominant Commonwealth Games swimmers are laying down a marker for a Brisbane Olympics super show, says the ever-golden Cam McEvoy.
Ian Chadband
Every athlete competing at the Commonwealth Games has surely had to overcome some form of adversity — but it is hard to see how anyone would have dealt with more than Archie Goodburn.
Josh Kempton
WA teenager Inez Miller, who was part of Australia’s gold medal-winning 4x200m freestyle relay team at the Commonwealth Games, is receiving the ultimate swimming education in Glasgow.
Australia’s team of world-class swimmers are well on their way to making Commonwealth Games history after claiming another seven gold medals in Glasgow overnight, including a surprise win for Meg Harris.
After fearing he'd never walk again following a gruesome knee injury, Australian swimmer Sam Williamson has claimed his another Commonwealth Games gold medal.
Joanna Guelas
Flynn Southam is the fastest qualifier for the 100m freestyle semifinals, topping champion Kyle Chalmers and fellow Aussie Kai Taylor.
Aaron Kirby
Five-time Olympic champion Mollie O'Callaghan has pulled out of her bid to add a Commonwealth Games backstroke title to her laurels.
An eager band of daily swimmers heralded the long-awaited opening of a new staircase descending from the jetty into the Albany Marina on Friday.
Melissa Sheil
Kyle Chalmers is on the verge of becoming Australia's most successful male Commonwealth Games swimmer, but it is his 11-month old daughter who is front of mind.
Kyle Chalmers is on the brink of topping Ian Thorpe's record as the most bemedalled Australian men's swimmer in the Commonwealth Games.
Iona Anderson has won a gold medal to underline her status as Australia's next big thing, but Scottish grandma Pam celebrated with even more gusto in Glasgow.
Rob Forsaith
WATCH: With her grandmother watching on for the first time in almost a decade, Perth’s Iona Anderson celebrated her Scottish roots and delivered a gold medal for Australia on a memorable day in Glasgow.
Perth’s Iona Anderson cemented her status as one of swimming’s brightest young stars with a superb gold medal, while Cam McEvoy added to his legacy to continue another golden day in the pool.
Not everything went to plan early on day three for the Aussies in Glasgow, but there is no reason to suggest the gold rush will be stopping anytime soon after another strong suite of heat swims.
Jake Santa Maria
Adam Ramsay-Peaty has detailed his raw emotion after finishing third in a race he was fully expected to win in Glasgow, breaking down in tears in an interview.
Resilience was the theme of Australia’s swimmers securing five more gold medals on the second day of the Commonwealth Games.
Sam Short and Sam Williamson have spearheaded another dominant Commonwealth Games night for Australia's swimmers, who secured another big haul of gold medals.
Ian Chadband and Shayne Hope
Swim star Mollie O'Callaghan has qualified for the 200m freestyle final at the Commonwealth Games, admitting her recent back injury was 'a big shock'.
Roger Vaughan
For the second time in a fortnight, Shayna Jack was in tears as the swimming champion prepares to finish a career of ups and downs on a definitive high in Glasgow.
With the addition of the 800m freestyle to this year's Commonwealth Games, Australian swimmer Sam Short is chasing a historic multi-distance sweep in Glasgow.
Australia’s swimmers made a typically-dominant start to the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, claiming six gold medals on their first day.
Scottish star Duncan Scott has produced a pressure-laden win, delivering the first gold medal for the Commonwealth Games host nation.
Ronnie Esplin
Lani Pallister and Flynn Southam had breakthrough swims, while Jenna Forrester stunned as Australia's swimmers unleashed a statement opening night in Glasgow.
Roger Vaughan and Shayne Hope
