Throughout Glasgow 2026, Team England's social channels brought behind-the-scenes access, instant reaction and no shortage of celebrations as the medals racked up.

Here, our admins have picked out some of their favourite posts...

Men's 3x3 team celebrate gold

Team England's men's 3x3 basketball squad went into Glasgow as defending champions and retained their crown in style, defeating Australia in the final.

It was a triumph the players savoured...

It was also a victory commemorated in graphic form, which went down particularly well with the playing squad.

Fancy seeing you here!

Team England President, Dame Laura Kenny, was our roving reporter throughout the Games, getting unique insight from athletes - and in this case, her own husband.

Sir Jason Kenny was coaching English cyclists in Glasgow but took time out of his busy schedule for this brilliant chat.

Nothing but net

Team England's netballers secured their semi-final spot with victory over South Africa - then gave us some great responses in the mixed zone.

Twinning

Boxers Will and Paddy Hewitt made the family proud as the twins both competed in the ring for Team England.

Dame Laura Kenny got to know them during the build-up to the Games.


Langton back at base

One of the more worrying stories of the Games came when gymnast Gabriel Langton took a heavy fall during the men's team final.

The team showed amazing character to win silver, and Langton received a heartening reception when he returned to Team England HQ from hospital.

Icons unite

Dame Laura Kenny and Adam Ramsay-Peaty are two English sporting icons.

The Glasgow mixed zone brought the pair together for this illuminating chat after Ramsay-Peaty's 50m breaststroke semi-final - he went on to land bronze in the final.

Gymnast joy

Team England's women's gymnasts also made the podium in the team final, claiming bronze.

And they were quick to join forces and thank everyone at home for their support.

Tai's treble

Alice Tai continues to prove unstoppable.

The swimmer made it three golds in as many games with her S9 100m backstroke victory, a hat-trick immortalised in this graphic.

Shoes off if you've won silver

Freya Colbert, Abbie Wood, Leah Schlosshan and Freya Anderson joined forces to win silver in the women's 4x200m freestyle relay.

They then delivered this unusual medal reveal...

Birthday boy

Thomas Young celebrated his birthday in the best possible way - by scorching to Commonwealth Games gold.

Let's hope he found his cake!