VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 2. THE future of women’s breaststroke looks strong for Canada, based on the results of the 200 breaststroke at the Canadian nationals that looks to select
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 2. BY the slimmest of margins, Russell Wood became the first male swimmer to qualify for the international travel roster with a win in the 100
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 2. TWO recent competitors at the women’s NCAA championships battled for the win at the Canadian long course nationals in the 100 backstroke to get a
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 2. ONE of the best fields of eight swimmers on the men’s side lined up at the Canadian nationals in the 200 free final, fighting for
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 2. BRITTANY MacLean, fresh off a successful campaign at the NCAA championships in the United States, posted a big win in the 200 freestyle tonight at
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 2. THE sprint butterfly at the Canadian long course nationals featured national record holder Kelly Aspinall going for his Canadian record of 23.52. Aspinall, 25, posted
VICTORIA, British Columbia, April 2. THE 2014 long course Canadian nationals, serving as the selection meet for the Commonwealth Games in Scotland and the Pan Pacific championships in Australia, kicked
GREENSBORO, North Carolina, April 2. AFTER just two days of action at the Greensboro Aquatic Center for YMCA Nationals, eight national records have fallen after four more went down on
GREENSBORO, North Carolina, April 2. SOMERSET Valley finished off the second night of the meet with as they cruised to a win in the men’s medley relay. Brad Zdroik, Zach
GREENSBORO, North Carolina, April 2. MIDDLE Tyger put up a national record time in the women’s 400 medley relay as Ali Gayler, Savanna Faulconer, Jessi Snover, and Katrina Konopka put
