By Steven V. Selthoffer BERLIN, Germany, July 10. STEVEN V. Selthoffer continues his two-part “The Winds of Change” series on SwimmingWorldMagazine.com as he addresses the anti-doping crusade. To read the
By Steven V. Selthoffer FRANKFURT, Germany, July 9. EVENTS were moving faster than news teams could react. Stepping off stage after a ZDF television interview with other members of the
SYDNEY, Australia, July 4. THREE more meet records fell during the second day of short course meter competition at the Trans Tasman Series stop in Sydney, Australia. The meet is
BEIJING, China, July 4. WITH the Olympic Trials in Omaha less than a year away and Beijing creeping closer, there will be much speculation concerning which athletes will be favored
ORONO, Maine, July 3. THE University of Maine announced on Tuesday the hiring of Skip Nitardy as head coach of the men's and women's swimming teams. Nitardy, who has 25
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, July 3. UNIVERSITY Sport New Zealand (USNZ) announced that swimmer Moss Burmester will captain the New Zealand team competing in the 2007 World University Games this August
SYDNEY, Australia, July 3. DANIEL Smith, 16, wiped out Kenrick Monk's three-year-old meet record in the 400 freestyle to open the first day of swimming at the Trans Tasman Series
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, July 3. THE International Olympic Committee (IOC) hired Christophe Dubi to the position of Sports Director. Dubi replaces Kelly Fairweather, who resigned on June 15. An economics graduate
MILAN, Italy, July 3. A handful of quality performances were recorded over the past few days at the Milan Cup in Italy, including a pair of victories by France's Laure
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania, July 2. PITT's head swimming and diving coach Chuck Knoles announced the hiring of Aaron Workman as an assistant coach. Workman joins the staff along with fellow assistants
