He edged Stephen Clegg of Scotland by a mere 0.01 seconds (24.33) while Jacob Templeton of Australia was third in 24.47. The two-time Paralympian clocked a Games record and Canadian record for the S13 category, posting a 24.32 in the men's 50-m freestyle for the visually impaired. At the worlds I got my feet a little bit wet but I knew the focus was going to be these Games.”

`'I'm extremely proud to win the gold here at my first Commonwealth Games. `'I was really motivated to get back,” Mac Neil said. She was part of the mixed freestyle relay that captured bronze on Friday. Mac Neil, who captured gold in the 100 fly at last summer's Tokyo Olympics, already had three medals through just two days in Birmingham. She then teamed up with Summer McIntosh, Katerine Savard and Rebecca Smith to win bronze in the 4x100 relay. Mac Neil, a 22-year-old from London, Ont., raced to a Games record of 56.36 seconds, edging Australia's Emma McKeon (56.38). The Olympic and world champion won the women's 100-metre butterfly on Saturday at the Commonwealth Games, while Nicolas-Guy Turbide raced to gold in the Para 50 freestyle. BIRMINGHAM, United Kingdom - Canada's Maggie Mac Neil added another victory to her illustrious swimming resume.

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