By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, January 19. THE women's meet featuring Arizona State at Minnesota as part of the SwimmingWorldMagazine.com Meet of the Week program, showcased some close battles. The
PORTO, Portugal, January 19. THE first day of long course swimming at the Povoa de Varzim International meet ran its course in the beautiful city of Porto in Portugal. During
CHAMALIERES, France, January 19. AFTER two sessions of preliminary action, titles were finally up for grabs at the French Cup in Chamalieres, France. Simon Dufour picked up the first title
GENEVA, Switzerland, January 19. WHILE the youngsters made some noise the first day of long course swimming at the Geneva International, Kimberly Buys clocked a meet record in the women's
STIRLING, New Jersey, January 19. RECENTLY, some rumors have been circulating that the entire 2004 Olympic Trials warm-down pool, valued at $500,000, had been stolen from Blue Streak Aquatics –
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 19. THE February issue of Swimming World will be shipping soon. Here's a quick look at what to expect. Order your copy today. In World Swimming, managing
Allendale, Mich. – Grand Valley State Men won nine-of-13 events and cruised to a 143-87 victory over Calvin College at the GVSU Pool. The Lakers opened with a win in
GREELEY, Colorado, January 18. FRESHMAN Grace Kittle (Dallas, Texas) won both the 100 and 200 breaststroke events and six other Pioneers won individual events and DU won both relay swims
WASHINGTON D.C. January 18. THE American University men's and women's swimming and diving teams celebrated senior night, marking the last time that seven Eagles would compete at home in the
DENTON, Texas, January 18. THE North Texas swimming and diving team attained redemption after a tough finish in Las Cruces against New Mexico State and beat the University of Houston,
