Guy dominated the 200 fly to add the four-length race to the 100 he had won on Friday.<\/p>\n

The double Olympic silver medallist split 25.46\/54.77\/1:25.39 followed by a final-50 blast of 31.40 for victory in 1:56.79.<\/p>\n

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Freya Anderson: Photo Courtesy: MIKE LEWIS \/ ISL<\/p><\/div>\n
The expected 200 freestyle duel in lanes four and five between Anderson and Abbie Wood<\/strong> did eventually materialise but it was Lucy Hope<\/strong> who led at halfway after going out like a rocket in 57.03.<\/p>\n
Wood finally took the lead at the final turn – albeit by just 0.01secs – with Anderson third, 0.40secs behind.<\/p>\n
Wood, who was a standout star at the Manchester International, forged ahead only for Anderson to move alongside her going into the final 15m before taking the touch in 1:58.23 to 1:58.42.<\/p>\n
Vasey Takes 100 Breaststroke Win<\/h3>\n
Vasey led from start to finish to win the 100br in 1:07.09 despite the attention of 200br winner Molly Renshaw<\/strong> on the second 50.<\/p>\n
Vasey, the Commonwealth 50br champion, split 31.37\/35.72 with Renshaw second in 1:07.42.<\/p>\n
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Daniel Jervis; Photo Courtesy: FINIS<\/p><\/div>\n
Willmott <\/b>dominated the 400IM to win in 4:39.11 with clear daylight between the Commonwealth champion and Lily Booker<\/strong> in second in 4:47.39.<\/p>\n
Dan Jervis<\/strong> led from start to finish in the 1500 free to win by more than 20 seconds in 15:02.43 ahead of Tobias Robinson<\/strong> who clocked 15:24.22.<\/p>\n
The Welsh swimmer, who won the 400 free on the opening day, went 14:58.05 four weeks ago at the Manchester International in the very same pool and although he didn’t dip inside 15 minutes on this occasion, Jervis now holds the two fastest times so far in 2021.<\/p>\n
Nick Pyle<\/strong> won the 50 back in 26.48 and Harriet Jones<\/strong> won the women’s 50 fly in 26.51.<\/p>\n
In the para-swimming multi-classification races, Reece Dunn<\/strong> won the men’s 50 back in 28.24 – a British S14 record.<\/p>\n
Rhys Davies<\/strong> took the 200IM in 2:19.16, Scott Quin<\/strong> won the 50br in 31.03, 0.01 ahead of Conner Morrison<\/strong> and Louis Lawlor <\/strong>took the 100 free in 54.83.<\/p>\n
Zara Mullooly<\/strong> added the 200 free to the 400 she won on Friday in 2:13.30 – a national S10 record.<\/p>\n
Hannah Russell<\/strong> took the 100 back in 1:09.90, Ellie Challis<\/strong> touched in the 50 fly in 1:02.88 in which Toni Shaw set a new S9 national record of 31.83 and Maisie Summers-Newton<\/strong> took the 100br in 1:35.24.<\/p>\n
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Double Victory For Great Scott As Peaty Turns Up The Heat<\/h3>\nPeaty scorched to a winning time of 26.80 in the 50br – almost a second ahead of James Wilby<\/strong> over one length of a pool with his fellow Loughborough swimmer clocking 27.77.<\/p>\n