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2026 Commonwealth Games
July 24 – 29, 2026 (pool swimming) Glasgow, Scotland Tollcross International Swimming Centre LCM (50m) Meet Central Entries Preview Index How to Watch Live Results Live Recaps Prelims: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 Finals: Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4WOMEN’S 4×200 Freestyle RELAY – Final
World Record: 7:37.50 – Australia (2023) Commonwealth Record: 7:37.50 – Australia (2023) Commonwealth Games Record: 7:39.27 – Australia (2022) 2022 Commonwealth Champion – Australia, 7:39.27Top 8:
Leadoff Legs
Lani Pallister pulled away down the final 50, getting out to a lead of almost a second for Australia and nearly matching her individual swim of 1:55.02 which won silver. Individual bronze medalist Erika Fairweather overhauled England’s Freya Colbert in the closing stages as both touched in 1:55.9, slightly slower than they managed individually.
Megan Barnes broke 2:00 for Scotland, just off her best of 1:59.65 with a 1:59.82, with Dune Coetze on the other side of the 2:00 barrier in 2:00.22.
Theodora Taylor couldn’t repeat her record-setting 4×100 free leadoff, adding nearly three seconds with a 2:00.97 after setting a new Welsh record in the 100 free earlier tonight. Her lifetime best and British age group record of 1:58.29 comes from the leadoff on this relay at the European Junior Championships earlier this month.
Julie Brousseau was over four seconds off her best of 1:57.60 for Canada, while Kyra Rabess was a couple of seconds off her best of 2:04.99 for the Cayman Islands.
Rank Swimmer Nation Time 1 Lani PALLISTER AUS 1:55.13 2 Erika FAIRWEATHER NZL 1:55.92 3 Freya COLBERT ENG 1:55.98 4 Megan BARNES SCO 1:59.82 5 Dune COETZEE RSA 2:00.22 6 Theodora TAYLOR WAL 2:00.97 7 Julie BROUSSEAU CAN 2:02.07 8 Kyra RABESS CAY 2:06.44Rolling Splits
Australia had the three fastest rolling splits, but the order would have surprised you prior to the Games. Hannah Casey clocked 1:55.43 on the second leg for the Aussies, six tenths of a second faster than her lifetime best of 1:56.09.
Inez Miller was also under her flat start best with a 1:55.78, giving anchor leg Mollie O’Callaghan a lead of six seconds. The 200 free champion cruised to a 1:56.19, a second and a half slower than her winning time from the individual event but still over a second and a half faster than any non-Australian split.
England got a pair of 1:58-low splits from Abbie Wood and Leah Schlosshan in the middle of their relay, with Freya Anderson splitting 30.48/29.72 on the second 100 to pull away from New Zealand’s Milana Tapper on the final 100 of the race and split 1:57.75.
Tapper was one of three New Zealand splits in the top ten, with Caitlin Deans at 1:58.12 and Eve Thomas also sub-2:00 in 1:59.57. Canada’s Ella Jansen was the only swimmer not from Australia, England, or New Zealand to break that barrier.
Backstroker Madison Kryger split 2:00.41 for the Canadians, but they were sunk a little by Delia Lloyd‘s 2:06.45 on the third leg. Scotland had all three legs between 2:01.15 and 2:01.34, albeit with two of their three swimmers over a second off their lifetime best. 17-year-old Evi Mackie was the exception, just off her best of 2:01.11 in 2:01.34.
Rank Swimmer Nation Split 1 Hannah CASEY AUS 1:55.43 2 Inez MILLER AUS 1:55.78 3 Mollie O’CALLAGHAN AUS 1:56.19 4 Freya ANDERSON ENG 1:57.75 5 Caitlin DEANS NZL 1:58.12 6 Ella JANSEN CAN 1:58.14 7 Abbie WOOD ENG 1:58.15 8 Leah SCHLOSSHAN ENG 1:58.22 9 Milana TAPPER NZL 1:58.33 10 Eve THOMAS NZL 1:59.57 11 Madison KRYGER CAN 2:00.41 12 Lucy HOPE SCO 2:01.15 13 Evelyn DAVIS SCO 2:01.27 14 Evi MACKIE SCO 2:01.34 15 Alexandra BASTONE WAL 2:01.65 16 Hannah ROBERTSON RSA 2:02.03 17 Sophie DAVIES WAL 2:02.36 18 Georgia NEL RSA 2:02.60 19 Hannah PEARSE RSA 2:04.31 20 Medi HARRIS WAL 2:04.40 21 Delia LLOYD CAN 2:06.45 22 Harper BARROWMAN CAY 2:07.33 23 Sierrah BROADBELT CAY 2:12.11 24 Riley WATSON CAY 2:15.96Read the full story on SwimSwam: 2026 Commonwealth Games: Day 4 Women’s 4×200 Free Relay Analysis
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