Kitajima rewrites national mark in 50 breaststroke semi

Kitajima rewrites national mark in 50 breaststroke semi

MONTREAL, Canada - Olympic double gold medalist Kosuke Kitajima of Japan wrerites his national record to advance to the men's 50-meters breaststroke final at the world swimming championships in Montreal on July 26. He shaved 0.10 second off his personal best to finish third in his semifinal heat in 27.89 seconds.

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