PRIDE Tells a Familiar Story With a Different Sport
By Sam Davis, Kickboard News A coach changes young lives through athletics in 1970s inner city Philadelphia. No, "Pride" is not another inspirational film with basketball, football, or baseball as
Swimming World Radio Talks With Swimming World Magazine’s College Swimmer of the Week Kara Lynn Joyce
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 27. GEORGIA senior Kara Lynn Joyce sat down with Swimming World Radio after earning Swimming World Magazine's College Swimmer of the Week honors. Joyce took the women's
Henry Bouncing Back from Illness
MELBOURNE, Australia, February 27. SIDELINED last week by a stomach ailment, Jodie Henry turned in a solid effort Monday in a 50-meter freestyle at the Australian Institute of Sport. Coach
Female College Swimmer of the Week Kara Lynn Joyce
Female College Swimmer of the Week Kara Lynn Joyce
Israel Announces World Championship Roster
By Dr. Buky Chass JERUSALEM, February 27. Israel will send a total of nine swimmers headed by Anya Gostamelski (27) and former Auburn University swimmer Shai Livnat (23) to the
Two French Records Go Down in Lyon
LYON, France, February 27. ANNE-Sophie Le Paranthoen set her second national record at the French Cup when she clocked 1:09.57 for the 100-meter breaststroke. Le Paranthoen had previously set a
Oregon Wins ASA U. Western Regional
ELLENSBURG, Washington, February 27. AT the American Swimming Association University League Western Regional Championships over the weekend, the University of Oregon won the overall title, defeating Central Washington and Western
Woodward Snares Three Individual State Records, Leads Edmond Memorial to Oklahoma State High School Victory
By Brian Savard OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma, March 5. SAMANTHA Woodward outperformed the women at the Oklahoma State High School Championship in record-setting fashion. The Edmond Memorial junior went on a
Punahou Girls Shatter Records at Hawaii State High School Meet
By Brian Savard WAIOLA, Hawaii, March 4. PUNAHOU'S women set fire to the state record book at the Hawaii State High School Championships. Luckily, they were able to write a
NCAA Rules on Open-Lane Controversy/Violations
By Jason Marsteller INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, February 26. AFTER a long weekend of conference calls, the NCAA has ruled on the open-lane controversy first reported on SwimmingWorldMagazine.com on Sunday. At their