New Zealand swimmer Lauren Boyle continued her outstanding season with a second gold medal on day two of finals at the World University Games in Shenzhen, China.
The 23-year-old took out the 400m freestyle in a closely fought battle, after winning the 800m freestyle on the opening night.
It sparked another excellent night in the pool for the New Zealanders, with a double medal haul in the 200m backstroke where outstanding Wellington teenager Gareth Kean scored gold and Auckland's Kurt Bassett dead-heated for the bronze.
That takes the New Zealand swim team to six medals with four golds and two bronze in just two days of competition.
Boyle had to work hard for victory tonight against Spain's Melania Costa Schmid, who had beaten the New Zealander in the 200m freestyle and was a fellow finalist in the 400m at the recent world championships in Shanghai.