Youngsters Shine at Dutch SC Nationals
By Oene Rusticus (www.zwemkroniek.com) ALPHEN A/D RIJN, NETHERLANDS, Dec. 7. IN the absence of many of the top Durch swimmers, who are preparing for the European Championships next week in
Greek Swimmer Banned for Life
LAUSANNE, Dec. 7. GREEK swimmer Vasileios Demetis was given a lifetime ban from swimming today by FINA, the sporst international governing body, after he failed a second drug test. Demetis
Sprint Cup To Be Broadcast in Eight Markets Today
PHOENIX, Dec. 8. THE Novo Nordisk Sprint Cup, one of the most exciting and innovative swim meets ever, will be broadcast on Fox Sports Net in eight markets today, Saturday,
Huegill Flies to World Record in Melbourne, US Swimmers Win Four
By Belinda Dennett MELBOURNE, Dec. 8. GEOFF Huegill gave the Australian crowd plenty to cheer about when he broke the 50m butterfly world record at the Telstra World Cup in
Novo Nordisk Sprint Cup To Be Broadcast on Fox Sports Net Beginning Tomorrow; Gary Hall Jr. on “Sports Show” Tonight
PHOENIX, Dec. 7. THE Novo Nordisk Sprint Cup, one of the most exciting and innovative swim meets ever, will be broadcast to over 54 million households on Fox Sports Net
Dara Torres Is “Holiday Fit” Correspondent for TV’s “INSIDE EDITION”
By Evan J. Schapiro NEW YORK, Dec. 7. YESTERDAY, US Olympic champion swimmer Dara Torres, the first American woman to swim in four Olympiads, issued her first report for the
Two Aussie Records Fall, Five Americans Win on Day One of Melbourne World Cup
By Belinda Dennett MELBOURNE, Dec. 7. AUSTRALIAN pair Amanda Pascoe and Justin Norris set new Australian records in the 800m freestyle and 200m butterfly respectively, while American swimmers won five
Aussies Dominate at Qantas Skins Meet; Americans Moses, Lezak Win
By Ian Hanson SYDNEY, Dec. 5. THE 2001 Qantas Skins kicked off with a bang at the Sydney Aquatic Centre tonight with Australian pair Elka Graham and William Kirby skinning
Stanford Tops National Poll; Arizona State Moves Up
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Dec. 5. STANFORD University remained on top of the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Poll for both men and women. In the biggest moves since
NCAA Div. III: Johns Hopkins Teams Having a Monster Season
By Kevin Tritt BALTIMORE, Dec. 5. THE Blue Jays of Johns Hopkins University, a perennial NCAA Division III swimming power, are having a banner year, highlighted by both the men's