Saving the best for last, Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace has placed herself amongst the world's best, as she swam to a bronze medal in the women's 50 freestyle in a new personal best and record time of 24.04 seconds on Sunday, improving on her semi-final time by four one hundredths of a second. She won her semi-final heat on Saturday in 24.08 seconds.
This is the first medal for The Bahamas at the FINA World Championships and the Bahamas Swimming Federation (BSF) congratulates Vanderpool-Wallace on an outstanding performance. The Bahamian multi national record holder was unavailable for comment yesterday evening, but according to reports, she turned in a spectacular performance in finishing t ...

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