Five-time Commonwealth champion bowler Alex Marshall and two-time judo champion Sarah Adlington will be Scotland's flagbearers at Thursday's Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in Glasgow.
With five golds, one silver and one bronze, Marshall is Scotland's most successful athlete at the Commonwealth Games while Adlington is chasing an unprecedented third judo gold at the Games.
England's flagbearers will be Sian Honnor, a four-time medalist in bowls, and swimmer Luke Greenbank.
Boxer Rosie Eccles, who turns 30 on the day of the ceremony, and bowler Daniel Salmon are Wales' flagbearers.
Northern Ireland's duo will be confirmed on Thursday.

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Real Madrid players have had a very good start to life at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with most of them contributing to their respective nations.
Such displays on the global stage only add to the appeal of the club and increase its reputation, with the players acting as flagbearers for the same.
Last night, two Madrid players were in action, with Marc Cucurella taking the field for Spain against Saudi Arabia.
La Roja bounced back in style after their 0-0 opening-game draw, scoring four goals against the Asian side and now looking comfortable in the group.
The other player in action last night was Thibaut Courtois, who took his place between the posts for Belgium.