- Great fun to take home a win in this competition.
There were quite a few details that were not one hundred percent, but the swimming itself felt very good, says Sjöström who was not happy with his rises after the start and turn and the turn itself.
Sjöström, who is still undefeated in the distance, won in 25.16, eight hundredths ahead of McKeon and 19 ahead of Weitzeil.
There was only a 34 percent difference between the top five in the race.
Weitzeil defeated Sjöström with three hundredths of 50 meters free yesterday.
Third place in the 100 meters freestyle
Sarah Sjöström also swam 100 meters freestyle and there was a third place at 51.65.
Emma McKeon, who won seven Olympic medals, including four golds in Tokyo, won in 51.05.
In total, the Swede has won seven branches in the first three matches in the ISL this season.
She should actually have been over this weekend's and next week's match to train at home, but changed on Friday after X-rays showed that her elbow injury, which stopped her earlier this year, healed well.
Sjöström's Energy Standard won the match and is second in the total before the last regular season match.