CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, February 17. AFTER two days of competition, the Marist College Women's squad and the Harvard University Men's team maintain their leads in the 2007 ECAC Open Swimming and
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, February 17. WESTERN Kentucky University's men's team continued its dominance in the Sun Belt Conference swimming and diving championships completing a three peat. WKU has won all three
CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, February 17. THE North Carolina women's swimming and diving team rewarded long-time Tar Heel head coach Frank Comfort with a welcome retirement gift Saturday night as
By Jason Marsteller COLUMBIA, Missouri, February 17. MORE than a month before World Championships in Melbourne, Australia, Michael Phelps popped a 1:53.71 in the 200 butterfly to break the long
COLUMBIA, Missouri, February 17. MORE than a month out from the World Championships, Michael Phelps served notice to the world that he is ramping up for a great show. At
SYDNEY, Australia, February 17. AUSTRALIAN Geoff Huegill, following in the path of countryman Ian Thorpe, has decided to retire. The official announcement will come tomorrow. Huegill admitted to the Daily
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 17. LAST week, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com continued its coverage of the NCAA conference championship season as well as a plethora of breaking news items from across the world. Additionally,
AUSTIN, Texas, February 17. MARY Beck has done it again. One night after becoming the first high schooler to crack the 1:58 barrier in the 200-yard individual medley, the sophomore
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 17. GRAND Canyon University, a Division II school located in the heart of Phoenix, Ariz., has announced the start of both men's and women's swimming programs beginning
REGINA, Canada, February 17. ADAM Sioui of Calgary was firing on all cylinders Friday night at the Speedo West Nationals short course swimming competition. The 24-year-old 6'6'' national team veteran