USA Swimming Names Open Water World Championships Staff
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, October 26. BILL Rose, head coach and CEO of the Mission Viejo Nadadores, has been named head coach of the 2008 U.S. Open Water World Championships Team
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, October 26. BILL Rose, head coach and CEO of the Mission Viejo Nadadores, has been named head coach of the 2008 U.S. Open Water World Championships Team
BOULDER, Colorado, October 26. EVERY swimmer dreams of having the opportunity to represent their country on the world's biggest stage, the Olympic Games. In 1984, Chris Stevenson's dream came true
OTTAWA, Ontario, Canada, October 26. FINA announced today that the Bell Grand Prix to be held Nov. 23-25 in Toronto has been approved as a Qualifying Competition for the 2008
By Jason Marsteller PHOENIX, Arizona, October 26. WHILE her head coach, Bill Rose of Mission Viejo, wasn't surprised at the success of Micha (pronounced Meeka for those that wonder) Burden
ATHENS, Greece, October 26. IF you think the dolphin kick of Japan's Kosuke Kitajima at the 2004 Olympics was bad, wait until you see the efforts of Greek breaststroker Romanos
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, October 26. A little more than a week ago, Jean-Francois Lamour resigned as Vice President of the World Anti-Doping Agency and withdrew his candidacy to replace Dick Pound
DAYTON, Ohio, October 26. THE Wright State swimming and diving program posted a dual meet sweep of Horizon League foe Green Bay on Thursday at the WSU Natatorium. The men's
POUGHKEEPSIE, New York, October 26. THE Fordham swimming & diving teams split their meet with Marist College this evening in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. The Fordham women (1-0) topped the Red Foxes,
SINGAPORE, October 26. AFTER a strong showing by the South Africans in the initial stage of the FINA World Cup series held in Durban, Singapore gets its turn to host
BRUSSELS, Belgium, October 26. THE International University Sports Federation has announced the seven cities that have bid to host the 2013 edition of the World University Games. The cities were