PHOENIX, Arizona, February 28. THE Thursday edition of The Morning Swim Show gets viewers ready for the college championship season and gives one more look inside Swimming World Magazine. To
By Sarah Eckersley GRESHAM, Oregon, February 24. JESUIT and Lakeridge walked away with state titles at the Oregon 6A High School State Championships. The Jesuit girls tallied 196.50 points for
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, February 27. ACCORDING to a Reuters report posted on www.WCSN.com, human growth hormone testing kits may be available by the 2008 Beijing Games as advances in the anti-doping
By Brian Savard PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, February 27. THE Baylor School men picked up their second championship in two weeks when they dominated the 108th Eastern Independent School Championships, a meet
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, February 27. THE United States Olympic Committee (USOC) announced today that public voting has been opened for the Class of 2008. You can vote for your favorite
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, February 27. AFTER a nationwide search, the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) has selected artwork submitted by Professor Jamie Franki (Charlotte, N.C.) as the design that will
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 27. THE Wednesday edition of The Morning Swim Show is all about history — specifically British history and Swimming World Magazine's history. The show opens with a
By Brian Savard DURHAM, New Hampshire, February 27. ST. Thomas Aquinas and Oyster River each snagged titles in the women's and men's competition, respectively, in New Hampshire's inaugural Division II
By Brian Savard DURHAM, New Hampshire, February 27. THE Granite State, which is the home state of swimming legend Jenny Thompson, split into two divisions for the first time in
By Sarah Eckersley CARY, North Carolina, February 16. AT the North Carolina 4A State Championships, the East Chapel Hill girls won the state title with 231 points. Cary took second
