Shem Banbury - Kiwi Kids News Editor
Kiwi swimmer Sophie Pascoe has broken two world para swimming records at the national championships.
Pascoe broke the records in at the Owen Glenn Pool in Auckland yesterday.
Pascoe won the women’s S9 50m freestyle in 27.32 seconds and the S9 100m backstroke in 1 minute 7.41 seconds.
The times qualifies Pascoe for the world para championships in London in September.
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Wow that is so cool you are so amazing at swimming I could not do that at all
you are an awesome swimmer and you proudly represent our country
Keep the work up ?
Wow so good
I kind of like swiming
you are a really good swimmer
you are a really good swimmer