2026 Commonwealth Games: Day 2 Finals Relay Line-Ups

2026 Commonwealth Games

As anticipated, a number of of the highest groups have swapped a number of swimmers for tonight’s remaining. Australia, England, Wales, and Scotland have all modified their complete quartet, though New Zealand have stored the three of the 4 who swam this morning.

Australia return Flynn Southam to the leadoff leg, hoping he can repeat the heroics of final night time when he dropped a brand new Games report within the 100 free en path to a dominant victory within the males’s 4×100 free relay. Kyle Chalmers will swim second, and is adopted by Shayna Jack and Meg Harris.

Mollie O’Callaghan being left off is the large shock, though with the 200 free remaining and an ongoing again damage that had initially dominated her out of competitors this summer season it appears to be like extra anticipated. Harris led off in 53.07 final night time whereas Jack break up 52.64 on the second leg, sooner than O’Callaghan’s 52.81 anchor leg.

Jacob Mills and Jacob Whittle will lead off for England, having been the highest two legs on the lads’s 4×100 free relay final night time. They exchange Tom Dean and Gabriel Shepherd, who set a brand new PB of 48.30 on the leadoff this morning.

Freya Anderson will be part of them with Freya Colbert on the anchor leg, regardless of each swimming the 200 free remaining at the beginning of the session. They break up 53.78 and 53.41, respectively, on the ladies’s relay yesterday.

Matt Richards will swim his first race of the meet for Wales, after the lads’s 4×100 free relay was disqualified within the heats yesterday. Richards will lead off, and is adopted by Dan Jones, who swam on this relay 4 years in the past, Bex Sutton, and teenager Theodora Taylor. Taylor break up 53.42 at European Juniors two weeks in the past and set a Welsh report of 54.14 on the leadoff of the ladies’s 4×100 free relay yesterday, so shall be hoping for a repeat of that kind tonight.

Scotland usher in Evan Jones, Duncan Scott, Evelyn Davis, and Katie Shanahan. They have been the 4 quickest swimmers from the lads’s and ladies’s relays yesterday, when Scott break up 47.48 for the #2 general break up within the males’s race.

New Zealand make only one change, swapping Milana Tapper for Erika Fairweather on the anchor. Tapper break up 55.02 this morning, whereas Fairweather’s flat begin finest is 54.43.

The Cayman Islands, the Isle of Man, and Uganda all maintain their quartets from this morning. Uganda’s Tendo Kaumi set a brand new nationwide report of 51.14 on the leadoff leg as additionally they set a brand new nationwide report on the relay of three:37.11.

Final

Lane 1 – Cayman Islands

Lane 2 – Scotland

Lane 3 – New Zealand

Lane 4 – Australia

Lane 5 – England

Lane 6 – Wales

Lane 7 – Uganda

Lane 8 – Isle of Man