Three more athletes have been added to the Isle of Man team for this summer’s Commonwealth Games.

The 23rd edition of the event is set to take place in Glasgow between Thursday, July 23 to Sunday, August 2.

Earlier this month, Commonwealth Games Association of the Isle of Man announced a 22-strong squad for the multi-sport event.

Now, the CGA has confirmed the addition of three more competitors to the Manx squad for Scotland.

Paula Garrett will represent the island in the bowls events at the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) - which are all taking place indoors for the first time - while middle-distance runner Jack Kinrade will link up with the athletics team at Scotstoun Stadium.

The other addition is swimmer Oscar Maddrell who will take to the pool at Tollcross International Swimming Centre. Maddrell’s inclusion means the island’s swimming team will be 12-strong at the Scottish event, nearly half of the total Games team.

The full Team Isle of Man is as follows:

Athletics - Sarah Astin, Regan Corrin, Jack Kinrade, Ollie Lockley, David Mullarkey; Bowls - Michael Collister, Mark McGreal, Paul Garrett, Caroline Whitehead; Cycling - Matt Bostock, Ben Swift; Gymnastics - Harry Eyres; Para-powerlifting - Alfie Bezance; Swimming - Peter Allen, Libby Curphey, Lauren Dennett, Charlie Foster, Ella Justice, Magnus Kelly, Laura Kinley, Oscar Maddrell, Kiera Prentice, Harry Robinson, Alex Turnbull, Joel Watterson.

- The King's Baton Relay will visit the island between June 13-18.