SLOTERPARKBAD, Amsterdam, June 4. THE Dutch Championships on Sunday featured three national records and a victory by Pieter van den Hoogenband. Cruising to a comfortable victory, Nick Driebergen set a
By Jason Marsteller HONOLULU, Hawaii, June 4. THE first non-travel day of the NCSA All-American trip started off in an interesting way – with me driving a van of five
SEAL BEACH, California, June 2. THE first National Club Swimming Association's (NCSA) All-American Meet will take place in Hawaii later this week. SwimmingWorld.TV met with Bob Gillett, founder of the
PHOENIX, Arizona, June 4. BRITISH Swimming's Head Coach, Ian Turner shares with SwimmingWorld.TV the training and racing plans for his team leading up to the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008.
MOSCOW, Russia, June 4. THE fourth stop of the FINA Diving Grand Prix, held over the weekend in Moscow, featured dominating performances from China and Russia. The two nations combined
By Jason Marsteller HONOLULU, Hawaii, June 4. GREETINGS from Honolulu, Hawaii, the location of the inaugural NCSA All-American meet this week. I will be providing journal entries throughout this week's
By John Lohn CRANBURY, New Jersey, June 4. ALTHOUGH the summer won't feature any major international competitions, we've reached a point on the calendar in which several events will feature
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 3. THE final night of the Mel Zajac Jr. International Meet, like the first two days, featured some quality performances. Once again, Canada's Brent Hayden was
BERLIN, Germany, June 3. DOPING tests in Germany will jump from 1,800 athletes to 9,000 on a yearly basis according to plans set forth by the German Olympic Sports Federation.
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 2. IN the second day of long course meter competition at the Mel Zajac International Grand Prix held in Vancouver, British Columbia, Brian Johns and Brent
