ORLANDO, Florida, March 20. THE National Club Swimming Association (NCSA) Junior Championships completed the third day of competition. Girls Teammates Colleen Fotsch and Liv Jensen walked away with the 1-2
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 21. WHILE Arizona might not have snatched a fourth American record in four relay tries, the Wildcats still swept their fourth relay of the meet with an
By Brian Savard OXFORD, Ohio, March 21. WHILE it seems practically and mathematically improbable for Denison to win the team title, the Big Red did the impossible on Saturday night
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 21. IN front of a partisan crowd in her home pool, Ohio State's Chelsea Davis dominated the three-meter event at the NCAA Division I Women's Championship. Davis
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 21. FLORIDA's Gemma Spofforth, who came into the meet as the second-fastest swimmer of all time in the event with a 51.57, did not disappoint when she
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 21. WITH plenty of company throughout the race, Southern California's Rebecca Soni dropped the hammer in the final 25 yards to lay claim to the 100 breast
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 21. FLORIDA's Caroline Burckle added the 200 free crown to her NCAA-record 500 free victory during an epic battle at the NCAA Division I Women's Championships. With
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 21. WITH the seventh-fastest time ever in the 100 fly, Tennessee's Christine Magnuson bagged the first NCAA title in the event for the Lady Vols at the
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 21. STANFORD's Julia Smit improved upon her standing as the third-fastest 400-yard IMer in history at the NCAA Division I Women's Championships. Smit came within a whisker
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 21. LAST night, the McCorckle Aquatic Pavilion had to repair some of the roof as it was blown off with an eruption of cheers from the fans
