Thompson breaks women's 100-meter butterfly record

Thompson breaks women's 100-meter butterfly record

SYDNEY, Australia - American Jenny Thompson (R) celebrates after snaring a world record in the women's 100-meter butterfly Aug. 23, the 2nd day of the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Sydney. She clocked 57.88 seconds, 1.19 seconds ahead of Australian Susan O'Neill, while Japanese Ayari Aoyama (L) took the bronze medal in 59.58 seconds.

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