Kylie Masse had the edge on Iona Anderson this time, after being relegated to silver in the individual 100 back behind the Australian. He went out hard in 26.82, but Williamson outsplit him by seven tenths of a second on the second 50. Adam Bradley clocked 1:01.18 for Northern Ireland and Kito Campbell was 1:03.10, over a second slower than he was in the individual semi-finals. He was two tenths slower than he was to win the individual final. Grace Davison had her fastest split of the meet for Northern Ireland in 54.63, but was two tenths slower than her Irish record of 54.45.