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KINGSTON, Jamaica—Sabrina Lyn qualified for Sunday’s final of the women’s 100m breaststroke at the Commonwealth Games after finishing fifth in the semi-finals at the Tollcross swimming centre in Glasgow, Scotland on Saturday.
Lyn became the first Jamaican swimmer to get to a final after she swam 1:08.43 in the semi-final after placing fourth in her first round race earlier in the day in 1:09.11.
She was also part of the Jamaican Mixed 4x100m relay team that placed third in their first round heat in 3:43.07, teaming with Collin McKenzie, Kito Campbell and Jessica Calderbank.
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