
Macinnes retains second title at British finals
Aquatics GB Swimming ChampionshipsWhen: 15-20 April Where: London Aquatics CentreCoverage: Each night of the championships including the finals of every event will be available on iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and BBC Sport app from 18.45 BST.
Scotland's Keanna Macinnes has retained the British 100m butterfly title at the Aquatics GB Swimming Championships in London.The 23-year-old edged out University of Stirling team-mate Lucy Grieve by 0.06sec to add to her 200m title won earlier this week.But club-mate Katie Shanahan was beaten into second place in the 200m individual medlay final by England's Abbie Wood, the bronze medallist from last year's world championships.
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