SwimmingWorldMagazine.com Weekly Channel Recap: January 6, 2007

PHOENIX, Arizona, January 6. OVER the past week, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com covered the beginning of what looks to be an exciting few months as we head into the culmination of several seasons with the World Championships and NCAA Championships on the horizon.

The college year recommenced with many heavy hitters battling it out after long holiday training trips.

Meanwhile, Swimming World Magazine senior writer John Lohn looked at five potential long course world records that could go down this year as well as checked out the college scene and asked what our readers are looking for in 2007.

On a personal note, we wish John the very best this weekend as he will join the ranks of the men no longer on the market. Yes, Mr. Lohn is getting married and will be on a honeymoon hiatus over the next week. If you wish to send well wishes, please drop him a line at his e-mail.

In other news, Amy Wu began contributing as an official correspondent for the Masters channel on our site. She chatted with Greg Shaw about his latest performance in which he broke three short course Masters world records at the 2006 New England Masters Championships.

To take a look back at the previous week of SwimmingWorldMagazine.com stories, please click on the following links.

Also, if you think a piece of news has not been covered, please make sure to e-mail SwimmingWorldMagazine.com by clicking here.

Premium Articles
∙ Five that Could Go Down in the New Year – January 3 by John Lohn

Commentary
∙ College Slate Set to Heat Up — January 4, 2007 by John Lohn
∙ What are you Looking for in 2007? — January 2, 2007 by John Lohn

Year in Review
∙ 2006 Swimming World Magazine Parting Shots — December 31, 2006

World Channel
∙ Miatke Wins Pair of Golds at Victorian Championships in Melbourne — January 6, 2007
∙ Jedrzejczak to Face Unintentional Death Charge Next Week — January 5, 2007
∙ Day Two Complete at Victorian Championships in Melbourne — January 5, 2007
∙ Cansdale Named Coach of Swim Nova Scotia — January 5, 2007
∙ MBCC's Against the Tide Breast Cancer Prevention Events to Take Place in Summer — January 4, 2007
∙ Victorian Championships Open First Day in Melbourne — January 4, 2007
∙ Olympic Torch to Burn High — January 4, 2007
∙ January Issue of Swimming World Magazine, Featuring Germantown Academy Coach Richard Shoulberg, is Now in the Mail — January 3, 2007
∙ Statistics: Maintaining Youth Interest in Swimming a Chore in Australia — January 2, 2007

Masters Channel
∙ Reconnecting with His Passion: Greg Shaw, ex-hippie, Talks About His Latest Race. — January 1, 2007 by Amy Wu

College Channel
∙ Push Continues to Save Sports at Rutgers — January 5, 2007
∙ Missouri Signs Five Preps — January 4, 2007
∙ Missouri Gaines, Denniston Honored This Weekend by NCAA — January 4, 2007
∙ College Slate Set to Heat Up — January 4, 2007 by John Lohn

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