Photo Credit: Richard Ersted/StanfordPhoto.com SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, September 26. THE Stanford University women’s swimming and diving team opened up the 2014-2015 season Friday night by winning 11 events to
By Dr. G. John Mullen Background: Shoulder dysfunction, such as scapular winging, can result from continuous abnormal posture, repetitive movements with abnormal scapulohumeral rhythm, or glenohumeral and scapulothoracic muscle imbalance.
Commentary by Jeff Commings PHOENIX, Arizona, September 26. THE great thing about the championship meets of the summer is they did not go according to plan. Many of the swimmers
Photo Courtesy: Kyle Staggs MARQUETTE, Michigan, September 26. Northern Michigan University’s board of trustees approved the addition of men’s swimming and diving, along with women’s golf, men’s soccer and women’s
Photo Courtesy: Jason Van Galder INCHEON, South Korea, September 26. The Asian Games came to a close today with another victory for Sun Yang and the Chinese coming out on
Photo by Delly Carr COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, September 26. AFTER claiming a combined 10 medals at the 2014 Pan Pacific Championships, Katie Ledecky (Bethesda, Md.) and Michael Phelps (Baltimore, Md.)
MACOMB, Illinois, September 26. FOLLOWING the 2013-14 season in which Western Illinois swimming and diving broke 15 program records, the Fighting Leathernecks head back into the pool with the Butler Invitational
Photo Courtesy: Delly Carr CANBERRA, Australia, September 26. The first session of the 2014 State Teams Age Short Course Championships saw four meet records fall to three different states as
Photo Courtesy: Gian Mattia Dalberto/Lapresse BOULDER, Colorado, September 26. AFTER several record-breaking performances in the Doha and Dubai stops of the FINA World Cup a few weeks ago, the series
Photo Courtesy: Mike Comer/ProSwimVisuals.com BAR HARBOR, Maine, September 26. Late last night, Mount Desert Island YMCA’s Leila Johnston committed to attend Florida State University as part of the Class of
