MELBOURNE, Australia, April 1. LISTEN to National Team Head Coach Mark Schubert discuss the week enjoyed by Michael Phelps, who set five world records while winning seven gold medals, and
Mark Schubert Gives a Wrapup of the 2007 World Champs to the Media
By John Lohn MELBOURNE, Australia, April 1. WELL, we've come to the end, and what a great week it was for the sport – with the exception of the doping
By John Lohn MELBOURNE, Australia, April 1. WITH the United States disqualified during the morning preliminary session, Australia walked through a wide-open door during the championship final of the 400
By John Lohn MELBOURNE, Australia, April 1. TO understand her excitement level, all you had to do was see her action, the little jump and splash of the water. Taking
By John Lohn MELBOURNE, Australia, April 1. IN a field that featured the four-time defending world champion and two-time defending Olympic champion, not to mention a handful of other big
By John Lohn MELBOURNE, Australia, April 1. WHILE Michael Phelps has been the standout performer on the male side this week, Libby Lenton can make a strong argument for being
By John Lohn MELBOURNE, Australia, April 1. ALL week, Michael Phelps has been extraordinary, packaging one of the finest performances the sport has seen. Tonight, he walked away from his
By John Lohn MELBOURNE, Australia, April 1. THANKS to Jessica Hardy, history wasn't made in the 50 breaststroke tonight. With Leisel Jones chasing a sweep of the breast events, Hardy
By John Lohn MELBOURNE, Australia, April 1. HE had the world-record holder and top seed to deal with, but Gerhard Zandberg didn't have a problem mining gold in the championship
