By John Lohn OMAHA, Nebraska, June 29. THINK Stephanie Rice was tuned in Down Under? Three months after losing her world record in the 400 individual medley to Rice during
By John Lohn OMAHA, Nebraska, June 29. LEADING up to the Olympic Trials, Peter Vanderkaay and Erik Vendt were mentioned as the primary favorites to qualify for Beijing in the
By John Lohn OMAHA, Nebraska, June 29. SHE came out in the morning with the fastest time in the prelims of the 100 butterfly. At night, Christine Magnuson was even
By John Lohn OMAHA, Nebraska, June 29. THE opening script for the first evening of finals at the United States Olympic Trials couldn't have been written any better. Battling side-by-side
OMAHA, Nebraska, June 29. U.S. sprint veteran Gary Hall Jr. addressed the media today at a press conference schedule by the United States Olympic Committee. During the conversation, he spoke
Gary Hall Jr. in Press Conference At 2008 Olympic Trials
By John Lohn OMAHA, Nebraska, June 29. FOUR years ago, Brendan Hansen walked into Long Beach for the Olympic Trials with a chip on his shoulder. Looking to avenge a
By John Lohn OMAHA, Nebraska, June 29. OCCASSIONALLY, a handful of swimmers can take it easy during the morning preliminaries, doing just enough to advance to the night's semifinals or,
GLASGOW, Scotland, June 29. AT the end of the Scottish National Open Championships held in Glasgow, hometown hero Robbie Renwick claimed a victory over Alain Bernard. Albeit, the triumph came
By John Lohn OMAHA, Nebraska, June 29. WITH the amazing depth of swimming in the United States, each event this week will feature an athlete with credentials deserving of an
