By Emily Sampl BOULDER, Colorado, February 2. WITH just a few weeks remaining before most college teams head off to their respective conference championships, this weekend marked one of the
BOSTON, Massachusetts, February 2. AS most of you have already heard, one of America's most respected and decorated Swim Coaches, Richard Quick, has been diagnosed with inoperable brain cancer. In
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 2. IN the February A Voice for the Sport column, Swimming World Magazine endorses swimsuit restrictions heading into a speedsuit summit taking place on Feb. 20 in
MASELSPROOT DAM, South Africa, February 2. CHAD Ho and Natalie Du Toit each claimed 10K titles at the South African National Open Water Championships held in Maselsproot Dam. Ho won
By Hideki Mochizuki, Swimming World Japanese Correspondent TOKYO, Japan, February 2. AT the Tatsumi International Swimming Center, Takuro Fujii claimed the Japanese record in the men's 100 fly. Fujii stopped
BALTIMORE, Maryland, February 1. NOT many things in the sporting world can potentially overshadow Super Bowl Sunday, but Michael Phelps might have just done it after admitting to the authenticity
DAVIS, California, January 31. JUNIOR Russ Underwood swept the sprint freestyle events and sophomore Linda Hermann won two events to highlight a UC Davis sweep over Cal State Bakersfield in
GAINESVILLE, Florida, January 31. BOTH Florida swimming and diving programs sent their seniors out in winning fashion Saturday afternoon from the Stephen C. O'Connell Center. The No. 5 Gator women
CORAL GABLES, Florida, October 15. THE University of Miami swimming & diving team won 12 of 13 events and swept the top-three spots in six events to defeat Florida International,
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, January 31. THE Harvard women's swimming and diving team took the first two spots in three events and showed off its depth in the others on the final
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