CENTER VALLEY, Penn, October 28. A trio of Colgate Raiders were honored by the League office with Patriot League Swimming & Diving weekly awards after CU's victories over Holy Cross

CANBERRA, Australia, October 28. AUSTRALIA'S fastest and finest in the pool are set to strive for the Telstra "Swimmer of the Year People’s Choice Award," with voting commencing today. In

SYDNEY, October 28. AUSSIE Masters ace Jenny Whiteley continued her assault on the national and world records in the 45-49 age group on the weekend taking down one world and

By Tim Powers Editor's Note: The following article by Tim Powers, BYU head coach and President of the College Swimming Coaches Assoiciation of America (CSCAA) appears today on the web

TUCSON, Arizona, October 27. YAMAMOTO Kogaku Co., Ltd., a Japanese-based company manufacturing and selling "SWANS" brand swimming goggles, snow goggles, and sunglasses signed South African Olympian Ryk Neethling to an

LOS ANGELES, October 26. PETER Belden scored the game-winning goal with eight seconds left in the first overtime period to lead fifth-ranked UCLA (12-4, 4-0 MPSF) to a 6-5 overtime

HOPE, Michigan, October 26. BOTH Hope College swimming/diving teams opened their season with a non-league dual meet victory over DePauw University on Friday night. The Flying Dutchmen gained a 135-102

LEXINGTON, Ky., October 26. UNIVERSITY of Tennessee Women’s Head Swimming Coach Dan Colella and Diving Coach Dave Parrington’s swimming and diving squad opened up its regular season in dominating fashion

BLACKSBURG, Va., Oct. 26. THE Maryland women's swimming and diving team swept the tri-meet in Blacksburg, Va., Oct. 25, defeating host Virginia Tech, 151-96, and ACC foe Clemson, 136-107, improving

BY Erin Hawkins ST. CROIX, UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDS, October 26. THIRTY-three year-old Alex Kostich, from Los Angeles, California, claimed his fifth victory in a row in the eighth annual