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By Brent Rutemiller PHOENIX, Arizona, March 1. HAVE you ever taught a blind person to float or a deaf person to swim? How about watching a young boy throw his
By Brent Rutemiller PHOENIX, Arizona, March 1. HAVE you ever taught a blind person to float or a deaf person to swim? How about watching a young boy throw his
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 2. INSIDE the March issue of Swimming World Magazine, Jason Marsteller predicts the women's top 10 team placing for the 2013 NCAA Championships. When you become a
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 1. WITH less than a week before the start of the NCAA Division II swimming and diving championships, the last thing swimmers from Grand Canyon University want
SANTA BARBARA, California, March 1. 2008 BEIJING Olympian Mark Warkentin grew up in Santa Barbara, Calif. Frequently gazing over the California Channel islands, he was never far away from the
FEDERAL WAY, Washington, February 28. WITH the dark cloud that is the investigation and suspension of Utah head coach Greg Winslow hovering over the Pacific 12 Women's Championships, it is
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma, February 28. THE first full day of action kicked off this evening in Oklahoma City with Oklahoma Baptist running away with the night. Meanwhile, a few NAIA
By David Rieder GREENSBORO, North Carolina, February 28. FLORIDA State picked up three wins in four events on the second day of action at the men's ACC Championships in Greensboro.
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, February 28. THE Notre Dame men and Louisville women stood in the lead after day two of the Big Ten Championships. Villanova picked up a strong 1-2 finish
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana, February 28. THE Hoosiers, with a monster diving finale, had made a meet of it heading into the men's 400-yard medley relay at the Big Ten Men's Championships.
BOSTON, Massachusetts, February 28. A summer league swimming club has closed in the wake of dwindling membership and high costs to repair and maintain its pool. In an article published