SYDNEY, Australia, August 16. ACCORDING to a report in the Daily Telegraph, Swimming Australia is expected to adopt an illicit drug policy, although out-of-competition testing is not anticipated to be
PHOENIX, Arizona, August 16. THE upcoming year of coverage should be outstanding on SwimmingWorldMagazine.com as the internship program continues to grow by leaps and bounds. We are proud to announce
TAIPEI, August 16. THE world's top deaf swimmers traveled from across the globe to Taipei to compete at the 2007 World Deaf Swimming Championships this week. In the end, six
SYDNEY, Australia, August 16. THE Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority (ASADA) has received medical evidence from Ian Thorpe that the Olympic champion hopes will clear his name and provide a reason
By Graham Senders, Australian Masters Correspondent PERTH, Western Australia August 16. FOR the second week of the current series of State distance swims, competitors met on Sunday morning at the
PHOENIX, Arizona, August 15. RECENTLY, the Women's Sports Foundation named Paralympic swimmer Jessica Long as a finalist for the 2007 Sportswoman of the Year award. The foundation evaluated nominations from
CRANBURY, New Jersey, August 15. WHEN Roman Sloudnov became the first man to crack the one-minute barrier in the 100-meter breaststroke, going 59.97 and 59.94 in 2001, it figured he
BANGKOK, Thailand, August 14. THE final night of swimming at the World University Games held in Bangkok, Thailand went out with some fireworks as Canada's Audrey Lacroix broke her Canadian
CRANBURY, New Jersey, August 14. AS the 2008 Olympic Trials grow closer, Swimming World Magazine will periodically take a look at an event and how it is shaping up heading
THE WOODLANDS, Texas, August 13. ALTHOUGH no new records fell during the final day of competition at the United States Masters Swimming (USMS) Long Course National Championships, the winning attitude
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