DELHI, India, October 8. THE final day of long course meter prelims is complete at the Commonwealth Games held in India.<\/p>\n
Women's 200 fly<\/b>
\nAustralia's Jessicah Schipper raced to the top seed in the distance fly with a time of 2:08.70. Canada's Audrey Lacroix finished second in 2:09.63, while Australia's Samantha Marshall wound up third in 2:09.69.<\/p>\n
Canada's MacKenzie Downing (2:10.04), England's Ellen Gandy (2:10.35) and Wales' Jemma Lowe (2:10.47) placed fourth through sixth in the 2:10s. England's Jessica Dickons (2:11.43) and Australia's Felicity Galvez (2:13.57) also made the finale.<\/p>\n
Men's 200 breast<\/b>
\nScotland went 1-2 in qualifying with Kristopher Gilchrist (2:12.76) and Michael Jamieson (2:12.83) topping prelims. England's Andrew Willis (2:13.42) and Australia's Christian Sprenger (2:13.50) took third and fourth.<\/p>\n
Australia's Brenton Rickard (2:13.91), Wales' Robert Holderness (2:13.97), Australia's Craig Calder (2:14.01) and New Zealand's Glenn Snyders (2:14.05) grabbed the rest of the transfer spots. <\/p>\n
Women's 400 IM<\/b>
\nEngland's Keri-Ann Payne picked up the top spot in the distance medley with a time of 4:43.14. Scotland's Hannah Miley touched second in 4:43.78, while Australia's Blair Evans (4:44.96) and Samantha Hamill (4:47.08) qualified third and fourth.<\/p>\n
England's Aimee Willmott (4:48.39), England's Stephanie Proud (4:48.83), Canada's Alexandra Komarnycky (4:48.94) and New Zealand's Natalie Wiegersma (4:48.96) also earned their way to the championship heat.<\/p>\n
ParaSport Men's S10 100 free<\/b>
\nCanada's Benoit Huot topped qualifying with a time of 54.85, while Australia's Andrew Pasterfield (55.16), England's Robert Welbourn (55.94) and Australia's Matthew Cowdrey (56.61) also cleared a minute in qualifying.<\/p>\n
Northern Ireland's Laurence McGivern (1:03.56), Malaysia's Fraidden Dawan (1:04.60), India's Chetan Raut (1:05.59) and India's Rimo Saha (1:07.62) snared the final four lanes in the finale.<\/p>\n
Men's 400 medley relay<\/b>
\nAustralia's Ashley Delaney, Christian Sprenger, Geoff Huegill and Kyle Richardson paced qualifying with a 3:41.91. England's Christopher Walker-Hebborn, Daniel Sliwinski, Antony James and Adam Brown took second in 3:44.64, while South Africa's Charl Crous, Cameron van der Burgh, Sebastien Rousseau and Jean Basson placed third in 3:45.30.<\/p>\n
Scotland (3:48.85), India (3:49.49), Canada (3:49.89), Malaysia (3:51.89) and Guernsey (3:54.78) completed the rest of the championship field.<\/p>\n