By Todd Cooper, Swimming World Scottish correspondent<\/i><\/p>\n
GLASGOW, Scotland, January 16. HANNAH Miley continued her good form into the second evening of finals at the Scottish Short Course Nationals adding three more titles and a Scottish record to the four golds she picked up on day one.<\/p>\n
Miley opened the evening with a Scottish record in the women's 200 back finishing in a time of 2:09.32. That effort narrowly clipped her previous mark, which stood at 2:09.64 from last year's championships. Fiona Donnelly (2:13.43) and Emma Hunter (2:16.48) finished second and third.<\/p>\n
Miley followed this up with a 1:01.43 effort to win the women's 100 fly. Laura Dawson picked up second in 1:02.42, while Lucy Ellis grabbed third in 1:02.48<\/p>\n
Showcasing her dexterity, the Garioch swimmer then added her seventh title of the meet winning the women's 400 free in 4:11.46 Claire Dawson snatched second in 4:16.11 while Helen McRoberts finished third in 4:20.21.<\/p>\n
After winning the 50 and 400 free events yesterday, Robbie Renwick added the 100 free title to his collection out-dueling Ryan Bennett, 49.84 to 50.22. Jak Scott wound up third in 50.34.<\/p>\n
Andrew Mayor produced a powerful display to add the 200 fly to the 100 crown he picked up on day one, winning in a time of 1:58.18. Lewis Smith grabbed second in 2:02.34, while Cameron Brodie finished third in 2:03.39.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, Lewis Smith added the 200 IM title to the 100 IM, which he won on day one triumphing in 2:03.72. Fast-finishing Daniel Wallace finished second 2:04.87, while Ross Muir completed the podium in 2:04.90.<\/p>\n
Matthew Henry topped the men's 1500 free in 15:45.44, while Ian Porteous (15:52.18) Euan Inglis (15:53.04) rounded out the top three.<\/p>\n
Claire Dawson touched out Lucy Ellis in the women's 50 free 25.94 to 25.96. Sara Hamilton finished third in 26.05.<\/p>\n
In the most hotly-contested event of the evening, Jamie Graham overhauled Douglas Scott, 1:02.54 to 1:02.81, to win the men's 100 breast. Ross Clarke (1:02.85) had to settle for third.<\/p>\n
Ryan Bennett emerged victorious in the men's 50 back winning in a time of 25.03. Rounding out the top three were Darren ward (26.16) and Rory Lamont (26.45).<\/p>\n
Fiona Booth (32.32) edged Corrie Scott (32.62) to win the women's 50 breast. Roisin Donnelly snared third place in 33.05.<\/p>\n
Eloise Barber closed out the evening's events winning the women's 100 IM in 1:03.09. Corrie Scott (1:04.89) and Sara Hamilton (1:05.74) finished second and third, respectively.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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