Three gold medals on the final day of competition rounded off a spectacular IPC world swimming championships meet in Montreal for the New Zealand team today.
Christchurch's Sophie Pascoe and Wellington's Mary Fisher won their fifth gold medals - Pascoe winning her S10 category 50m freestyle in a world record time - and Cambridge's Nikita Howarth won her first gold of the event.
That gave New Zealand 15 medals altogether.
Fisher also won a silver medal to be on the podium in all six of her events; Pascoe won each of her five disciplines; Cameron Leslie won a gold and bronze; and Howarth had collected a bronze 24 hours earlier.
Pascoe clocked 27.78 to eclipse her old world best mark of 28.08.
