Sabir Goes Hawaiian
Sabir Muhammad, American record-holder in the 100m (sc) freestyle (48.19) and former American record-holder in the 100 yard butterfly (45.85), is training for the 2000 Olympic Trials at the University
Three Top American Swimmers Are Engaged
By Phillip Whitten Three of America’s top Olympic hopefuls took a giant step toward the wedding chapel with their recent engagements. Amy Van Dyken, who won four gold medals at
Water Polo: 1999 Men’s FINA World Cup – USA Loses To Spain
Courtesy www.usawaterpolo.com SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – The United States Men’s National Team fell behind early and fell short despite a furious fourth quarter rally, losing to World and Olympic champion Spain,
NCAA Men’s Water Polo: No. 2 USC Beats No. 6 Pepperdine, 11-7
MALIBU, CA – Allen Basso and Adam Guerrero scored three goals each to lead No. 2 USC to an 11-7 victory at No. 6 Pepperdine in a non-conference game. USC
NCAA Men’s Water Polo: No. 3 UCLA Drops No. 6 Cal, 11-9
BERKELEY, CA – Senior Matt Armato scored two two-point goals and junior Adam Wright scored a pair, including one two-point goal to lead the No. 3 UCLA men’s water polo
Tracy Bonner’s Suspension Reduced
U.S. diver Tracy Bonner has won the first round of her fight to overturn her drug suspension. Bonner, 25, one of the top contenders for the 2000 Olympic team, was
Ellis Named MPSF Men’s Water Polo Player Of The Week
Stanford’s freshman goalkeeper, Nick Ellis, has been named MPSF water polo Player of the Week after a stellar performance in the net during the Cardinal’s Southern California Tournament championship run.
Water Polo: 1999 Men’s FINA World Cup
Courtesy www.usawaterpolo.com United States National Team coach John Vargas announced the members of the team that will compete in the XI FINA Water Polo World Cup September 28-October 3, 1999
NCAA Men’s Water Polo: Week 3 Poll
as of 9/22/99 1. Stanford 2. USC 3. UCLA 4. UC Irvine 5. Pacific T6. California T6. Pepperdine 8. Long Beach State 9. UC Santa Barbara 10. UC San Diego
Allen Stack Dies
HONOLULU, HI – Allen Stack, a gold medalist in swimming at the 1948 Olympics, died at the age of 71. Stack, who died at his home on September 19, won