Highland Disability Swim Team are the new Scottish champions, winning the trophy in home waters in Inverness.
It was the first time that the Highland team have won the Scottish Disability Sport (SDS) Championships, a competition for senior swimmers with a learning disability.
They stormed the competition with an impressive haul of with 22 gold medals, 12 silver and nine bronze.
This year’s competition, which was the first since 2019 due to Covid-19, marked the 49th anniversary of the championships.
The inaugural tournament was held in Glenrothes in 1970, while Inverness first held the championships in 2017, before hosting again this year.