Schooling qualifies for 100m freestyle semi-finals at Rio with national record
RIO DE JANEIRO — Singapore swimmer Joseph Schooling qualifies for the Olympic Men's 100m freestyle s-finals after clocking a new national record 48.27s in his heats.
Joseph Schooling trains at South Florida Aquatic club in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on June 20, 2016. Photo: Jason Quah/TODAY
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RIO DE JANEIRO — Singapore swimmer Joseph Schooling qualifies for the Olympic Men's 100m freestyle s-finals after clocking a new national record 48.27s in his heats.
The Singaporean finished second in Heat 6 after smashing his own personal best and national record of 48.58s clocked at the SEA Games last year.
Schooling will be racing for a spot in the 100m freestyle final on Wednesday (Aug 10) at 9am, Singapore time.
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