HONOLULU, Hawaii, September 28. THE University of Hawaii men's swimming and diving team defeated Arizona State 158.5-141.5. Meanwhile, Hawaii's women fell to Arizona State, 177-123, in the season opener for
PIETERMARITZBURG, South Africa, September 29. LIZE-Mari Retief lit the pool on fire at the South African Short Course Championships during the opening morning of preliminary and semifinal action. Retief eclipsed
TOLEDO, Ohio, September 29. SPLASH, a sculpture specially created by artist George Carruth in honor of the 35th anniversary of the Greater Toledo Aquatic Club (GTAC), is now available via
HUNTINGTON BEACH, California, September 29. USA Water Polo announced appointments for its newly-formed Technical Committee, which as its principal mission will oversee the consistent interpretation and application of water polo
ANAHEIM, California, September 30. NINE Masters athletes from the sports of swimming, diving and synchronized swimming, representing Canada, Great Britain and the United States, were inducted into the International Masters
PULLMAN, Washington, September 28. THE Washington State women's swim team opened its 2007-08 campaign Friday evening with a 278-158 win over Idaho. WSU clocked in with the fastest time in
By Emily Sampl BOULDER, Colorado, September 29. ONE of the most frustrating aspects of being an athlete is dealing with injuries. Unfortunately, Laurie Dodd, who swims for UCLA Masters, knows
WHIDBEY ISLAND, Washington, September 28. KARLYN Pipes-Neilsen, 45, dropped in on the 10th Annual Short Course Meters Pentathlon hosted by North Whidbey Island Masters and treated the local crowd to
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, September 28. RECENTLY, USA Swimming named the 2007-08 National Team. The National Team is composed of athletes who post the top six times in Olympic events swum
SYRACUSE, New York, September 27. THE online petition to Save Syracuse Swimming, which is available here, has now cleared the 4,000-signature plateau and is coming down the final stretch to
