YOUNG Bahamian swimmer Dustin Tynes has shattered a four-year-old record that Jeremy Knowles set in 2008.
Dustin, competing in his second event in the men’s 50 metre breaststroke at the World Junior Swimming Championships in Dubai, lowered the record from 29.69 to 29.60 when he placed 28th overall for the best showing by a Bahamian male competitor at the championships.
In Saturday's Big T newspaper, read Dustin's...
