SYRACUSE, New York, December 6. ORGANIZERS of Save Syracuse Swimming announced yesterday that Syracuse swimming alum Miro Vucetic just pledged $50,000 to help save the Syracuse swim teams. Vucetic finished
EINDHOVEN, Netherlands, December 6. WHILE short course action has dominated the swimming scene recently, long course returned to the forefront this weekend as the Dutch Open takes place. Notably, Canada's
By Jason Marsteller PHOENIX, Arizona, December 6. THE final weekend of the fall Meet of the Week schedule takes place this weekend with Wright State taking on Tampa, and Wheaton
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, December 6. FINA officially agreed yesterday with the Hungarian Swimming Association's decision to clear Olympian Agnes Kovacs of doping charges, according to news agency MTI. Kovacs initially had
ANN ARBOR, Michigan, December 6. ON top of the recent announcement that former Club Wolverine Hayley Peirsol returned to Auburn to complete her degree and take a break for swimming,
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 6. IN the SWIM Magazine section of the current Swimming World Magazine, Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen writes about the importance of control when swimming in competition. Specifically she focuses
PHOENIX, Arizona, December 5. TODAY, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com obtained copies of support statements from some heavy hitters that SaveSyracuseSwimming.com acquired while at the USA Short Course Championships. Here are some of the
WASHINGTON, D.C., December 5. EVERYONE by now should know the story of how the Cold War destroyed the hopes and dreams of hundreds of athletes in the early 80s. First,
By Glen Byrom MASHONALAND, Zimbabwe, December 5. FOUR Zimbabwe swimming records tumbled on the first three days of the provincial Mashonaland swimming championships at Harare's Les Brown Pool, the new
ROME, Italy, December 5. THE European Short Course Championships, scheduled for Debrecen, Hungary from Dec. 13-16, will be webcast live on the Ligue Europeenne de Natation (LEN) web site. After
