BERKELEY, California, March 28. ANN Hirsch broke two Masters short course yards national records over the weekend at the Strawberry Canyon meet. Hirsch, 80 years old and representing the Walnut
Column by Steven V. Selthoffer, senior European columnist SHANGHAI, China, March 28. RECENT travel advisory warnings have been issued for athletes traveling to China in the EU and the German
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, March 28. THE second stage of the FINA/Midea Diving World Series 2011 held in Beijing's iconic venue, the Water Cube, from March 25-26, welcomed 51 athletes from 12
Column by John Lohn, Swimming World senior writer NEW YORK, New York, March 28. IT'S been a while since I've packaged one of these bunch-of-notes columns, but this week seemed
STRASBOURG, France, March 27. CAMILLE Lacourt sprinted to another world-leading time in the backstroke as the French long course nationals concluded today with more fast swimming. Lacourt chased Liam Tancock's
By Reed Shimberg KNOXVILLE, Tennessee, March 26. ON the final night of the NCAA Division III National Championships, the Denison men did the impossible as they defeated Kenyon by one-point
Visit Swimming World's Event Landing Page for complete coverage of the meet. MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 26. CALIFORNIA's Graeme Moore, Josh Daniels, Tom Shields and Nathan Adrian eliminated all doubt about
Visit Swimming World's Event Landing Page for complete coverage of the meet. MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 26. FOR the second year in a row, Duke's Nick McCrory stopped Purdue's David Boudia
Visit Swimming World's Event Landing Page for complete coverage of the meet. MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 26. WITH an astounding final 25 yards, Georgia's Mark Dylla snatched the men's 200-yard fly
Visit Swimming World's Event Landing Page for complete coverage of the meet. MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 26. TEXAS' Eric Friedland claimed a tough victory over California's Martti Aljand in the men's