Duncan Scott Swimmer

Duncan Scott is set to be one of Britain's busiest in the Tokyo 2020 pool, having returned a double silver medallist from his first Olympic Games in Rio and going on to capture gold at three successive World Championships as he continues to demonstrate his world-class talent.

Scott - who trains under Steve Tigg at the University of Stirling - claimed two golds and three silvers at his most recent major meet, May's European Championships. 

The golds came in the Men's 4x100m Medley Relay and the Mixed 4x100m Freestyle Relay, while individual 200m Freestyle was among the silvers. He has also broken or equalled British records in the 100m Freestyle, 200m Freestyle and 200m Individual Medley so far in 2021 as well. 

Scott ended the most recent Worlds at Gwangju 2019 with a gold and bronze in tow, finishing third in the 200m Freestyle before powering the Men's 4x100m Medley Relay to gold with a brilliant Freestyle swim in the final leg. He also narrowly missed out on a 200m Individual Medley medal, placing fifth in that final. 

The University of Stirling athlete became the most decorated swimmer ever at a Commonwealth Games after finishing Gold Coast 2018 with six medals to his name. That tally included gold in the 100m Freestyle, a 200m Individual Medley silver and four bronzes.

He rounded off another busy season later that year with three continental titles at the European Championships in Glasgow - in the 200m Freestyle and Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay and 4x100m Medley Relay events - plus a silver in the 100m Freestyle.

Budapest 2017 was Scott's second World Championship outing, and he once again achieved medal success. Gold came in the Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay, as the British quartet defended their title and posted a new national record, while he was part of the silver medal-winning Men's 4x100m Medley Relay team on the final night of competition - again in a British record time. 

Individually, the Glasgow-born swimmer finished fourth in the 200m Freestyle and fifth in the 100m category. 

Scott made a memorable Olympic bow at the Rio 2016 Games, as he secured a duo of silvers by playing a part in the Men's 4x200m Freestyle and 4x100m Medley Relay quartets.  He also achieved a fifth-placed finish in the Men's 100m Freestyle final, setting a new British record of 48.01 in the process to become the first British man since Bobby McGregor in 1968 to reach that particular showpiece. 

The year of 2016 also saw Duncan compete at a home European Championships in Glasgow, where he claimed two relay golds in the Men's and Mixed 4x100 Medley Relays events.

Making his debut appearance at a World Championships in 2015, Scott came away with a gold medal as part of the Men’s 4x200m Freestyle Relay team.  Earlier in the year, he made his first senior British team at the inaugural European Games, an impressive haul of three golds and three silvers making him Great Britain’s most decorated athlete in Baku.

In 2014, Scott's first Commonwealth Games saw him assist Team Scotland to a silver in the Men's 4x200m Freestyle Relay - his first senior international medal.