KENOSHA, Wisconsin, February 15. THE Wheaton women and Carthage men continued to hold the overall lead in the team standings after the second day of the College Conference of Illinois
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, February 15. THREE Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference records were established by UIndy athletes on day three at the league's swimming and diving championships, held at Ruth Lilly
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina, February 18. CATAWBA sophomore Laurenn Singleton (Elkin, NC/Elkin HS) added two more individual school records during action on the third day at the Bluegrass Mountain Conference Swimming
NEW HAVEN, Connecticut, February 15. CENTRAL Connecticut furthered distanced itself from competition on day two at the Northeast Conference Swimming and Diving Championships, which are being held in Kiphuth Pool
CARBONDALE, Illinois, February 15. AT the conclusion on the second day of the 2008 State Farm/Missouri Valley Conference Swimming and Diving Championships Missouri State University leads all scorers. The Bears
BUFFALO, New York, February 17. THE Rider University men's and the Marist College women's swimming and diving teams continue to lead the league after two days of competition at the
COLUMBIA, Missouri, February 15. THE first day of the USA Swimming Missouri Grand Prix opened up with evening prelims in Columbia, Mo. Among some of the definite storylines throughout the
By Arlene Douglas Having won an Olympic gold medal, Anthony Nesty, now a collegiate coach, is on a quest to produce champions of his swimmers. Nesty, who migrated to the
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, February 15. WORD has come out on SwimNews.com that Brazilian swimmer Joanna Maranhao has alleged she was abused as a child. That information has led to
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, February 15. THE International Olympic Committee (IOC) has changed course regarding athlete blogs at the Olympics, now authorizing such content on the Internet. Previously, the IOC had banned