Sophie Pascoe has won her third gold in as many days at the World Para Swimming Championships in London.
Sophie Pascoe after winning gold in the women's 100m butterfly S9 at the World Para Swimming Championships in London Photo: Delly Carr/Photosport Ltd 2019
The nine-time Paralympic gold medallist comfortably won the final of the women's 100 metre butterfly S9 in another championship record time.
Pascoe's stopped the clock at 1min 4.35secs, finishing three-and-a-half seconds clear of her nearest rival.
It's her 11th world title.
Earlier, Pascoe was almost three seconds clear of the field in the heats.
Sophie Pascoe will now have a few days off before swimming the 50 metre freestyle S9.
Photo: Delly Carr/Photosport Ltd 2019
Four other Kiwis were in action on day three of competition.
Hamish McLean finished sixth in the final of the men's 200 metre individual medley SM6, setting a new Oceania record of 2mins53.06secs, slicing over three seconds off his previous personal best.
"It went well. I'm pretty stoked with the time. I had a different process for tonight and it obviously paid off, yeah I'm pretty stoked with the time in general," McLean said.
"It was a pretty tight race with some of the other competitors, it probably wasn't the best executed (on my part) but something to learn from so I can go even faster next time."
Celyn Edwards came home eighth in the final of the men's 100 metre butterfly S8, while Christopher Arbuthnott and Jesse Reynolds failed to qualify for the final of the men's 100 metre butterfly S9.
