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See the full story · 1 sourcesTatiana Tostevin added a relay record to the two individual Guernsey records she has set at Glasgow 2026 [PA Media]
Guernsey women's 4x100m medley relay team broke the island record as Channel Island swimmers closed their Commonwealth Games campaign.
The team of Tatiana Tostevin, Orla Rabey, Oriana Wheeler and Tallulah-Mae Rautenbach reached the final in a time of 4:22.15.
They took 1.32 seconds off the old Guernsey record as they qualified in eighth place.
But there will not be a fourth final for Jersey star Filip Nowacki.
The 18-year-old became Jersey's first gold medallist since 1990 when he won 200m breaststroke on Tuesday.
That added to the 100m breaststroke silver he won on Saturday and his fifth-placed finish in the 50m breaststroke.
But alongside team-mates Isaac Thompson, Isaac Dodds and Sam Sterry they finished fourth in their men's 4x100m medley relay heat in 3:45.22.
Their time saw them ninth-fastest, 0.72 seconds off making the final, as Guernsey's men were disqualified from their heat.
Sterry was the fastest of the Channel Islanders in the men's 200m freestyle - his time of 1:53.15 saw him finish 23rd-fastest.
Jersey team-mates Matthew Deffains and Oscar Dodds were 30th and 31st-quickest respectively while Guernsey's Henry Bolton was 31st-fastest and Zachary Maiden 34th.
In the women's 200m butterfly Wheeler was 11th-fastest in 2:24.08 while Jersey's Clara Ginnis was one place and just over three seconds behind.
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