PHOENIX, Arizona, March 30. AND the moving target that is college recruit continues to get quicker and quicker. With one of the quickest NCAA Men's Division I Championships in the
CHANGZHOU, China, March 30. AS expected, China dominated the second leg of the 2009 FINA Diving World Series, held in Changzhou (CHN) on March 27-28, by conquering seven out of
GERMANTOWN, Maryland, March 29. ON the third night of action at the USA Swimming Sectionals held in Germantown, North Baltimore's Christie Raleigh won three titles. The 200 medley relays opened
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, March 28. THE third evening of long course meter action featured several more meet records falling at the USA Swimming Sectionals held at the IU Natatorium at IUPUI.
Swimming World's NCAA Division I Landing Page COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 28. AUBURN put the cap on an impressive final day to capture their eighth men's national title and 13th
Swimming World's NCAA Division I Landing Page COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 28. PURDUE's David Boudia put together a meet-record effort to win his second diving title in as many nights.
Swimming World's NCAA Division I Landing Page COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 28. FLORIDA's Shaune Fraser broke 1:41 barrier, and lowered his NCAA record in the 200-yard fly to head into
Swimming World's NCAA Division I Landing Page COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 28. WHILE California's Sean Mahoney took the race out quicker than the field, Georgia's Neil Versfeld had way more
Swimming World's NCAA Division I Landing Page COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 28. CALIFORNIA's Nathan Adrian posted the second-fastest time ever in the 100-yard free to smash his American record in
Swimming World's NCAA Division I Landing Page COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 28. MICHIGAN's Tyler Clary posted the second-fastest swim of all time in the 200-yard back to capture the title
