NAIA Championships: Women’s 800 Freestyle Record Falls
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, February 28. SIMON Fraser was on fire during the second day of competition at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Championships held at the Palo Alto
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, February 28. SIMON Fraser was on fire during the second day of competition at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Championships held at the Palo Alto
ATLANTA, Georgia, February 28. BOTH Virginia and Virginia Tech each won a pair of events Thursday, with the Cavaliers knocking down two more records to start off day two of
ATLANTA, Georgia, February 28. BOTH Virginia and Virginia Tech each won a pair of events Thursday, with the Cavaliers knocking down two more records to start off day two of
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 29. THE Friday edition of The Morning Swim Show celebrates Leap Day and a new American record. To view this show click here. Host Brent Rutemiller runs
By Brian Savard GRESHAM, Oregon, February 29. OREGON's small-school division (1-4A) came up big, setting 13 class records and turning in times similar to those at Oregon's 5A Championships. Team
By Sarah Eckersley GRESHAM, Oregon, February 21. CRESCENT Valley and Summit walked away with state titles at the Oregon 5A High School State Championships. On the girls' side, Crescent Valley
BRISBANE, Australia, February 28. ACCORDING to Australian media reports, including an article in The Sydney Morning Herald, three-time Olympic gold medalist Jodie Henry will announce that she will bypass the
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, February 28. THE first night of competition at the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Championships concluded with titles awarded in the women's one-meter and men's three-meter
LONG BEACH, California, February 27. THE University of Arizona 200-yard medley team set meet and conference records, one of two meet records set on the first night of the Pacific-10
RICHMOND, Virginia, February 26. THREE relay records were broken on day one of the 2009 CAA Swimming & Diving Championships at the Jim McKay Natatorium at George Mason University. After