Stanford’s Krug Claims Second Diving Title
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 9. THE Pacific 10 continues to dominate the women's NCAA Division I diving titles as Cassidy Krug of Stanford picked up where Southern California's
Kenney Suspended From Post at Stanford
By Jason Marsteller STANFORD, California, March 9. AFTER a brewing storm of bad press came about early this morning regarding Stanford head coach Skip Kenney altering top times in the
Goh Defends 100 Back Crown
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 9. AUBURN battled back a bit as Rachel Goh defended her 100 back title from last year with a first-place time of 51.97. She
Hardy Defends 100 Breast Title
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 9. CALIFORNIA's Jessica Hardy defended her 100 breast title with a 59.43 at the women's NCAA Division I Championships. She also became just the
Arizona’s Nymeyer Pockets 200 Free Title
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 9. ARIZONA's Lacey Nymeyer helped the Wildcat cause with Arizona's fourth title in the event in the program's history, and the first since Sarah
Cal’s Vollmer Blazes to 100 Fly Title
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 9. A new venue sometimes is just what the doctor order after struggling for a year, and that is just what California's Dana Vollmer
Auburn’s Ohlgren Wins 400 IM at Women’s NCAAs
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 9. WITH the fourth-fastest time ever in the event, Auburn's Ava Ohlgren touched first with a time of 4:04.08 in the 400 IM to
Arizona Takes Down Second American Record, This Time in 200 Medley Relay
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 9. ANOTHER relay, another American and NCAA record, this time both Arizona at 1:36.09 and California at 1:36.60 eclipsed the previous record of 1:36.69
Auburn Adds Some Valuable Points in Three-Meter Diving Prelims
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 9. THE Auburn Tigers went one up, one down on the three-meter springboard to help themselves in the team title hunt at the women's
Augustin Leaving Post with Germany’s Anti-Doping Agency
MUNICH, Germany, March 9. ROLAND Augustin is leaving his post as the Managing Director of Germany's anti-doping agency, according to a report by SwimNews. Augustin will leave his position on