PHOENIX, Arizona, February 7. FRESHMAN Elaine Breeden of Division I Stanford University and sophomore Matt Stewart of Division III Gustavus Adolphus College were named Swimming World Magazine's College Swimmers of
By Erin Greene COLUMBUS, Ohio, February 7. HEADING into conference and national championship season, swimmers across the country are enjoying practices with minimal yardage, packing razors and trying on fast
PHOENIX, Arizona, February 7. EVER since Lindsay Mintenko joined USA Swimming as its National Team Managing Director, the USOC Athletes Advisory Council (AAC) has been without a swimming alternate. The
NEW YORK, February 7. ACCORDING to a report by Craig Lord of SwimNews, the United Nations, during a convention, approved a list of banned substances submitted by the World Anti-Doping
BERLIN, Germany, February 7. GERMANY'S Thomas Rupprath has a new club contract with SC Empor Rostock, where he works with Caren Mahn. The 29-year-old was with Wasserfreunden Hannover 98, but
BAKERSFIELD, California, February 7. KACY Aakhus, a walk-on swimmer at Cal State Bakersfield, is in stable condition after being involved in a hit-and-run accident Friday. Aakhus was riding a motorcyle
By Jason Marsteller PHOENIX, Arizona, February 11. TODAY, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com Rewind checks out the February 1987 issue in its 20-year Splashback look at previous Swimming World Magazine issues. February 1987 Table
MIDDLESBROUGH, England, February 6. JO Jackson took down a British short-course record on Saturday when she covered the 800-meter freestyle in 8:15.50 during the Northumberland and Durham County Championships. Jackson
BRITISH COLUMBIA, Canada, February 6. CANADA'S Brent Hayden appears to be in good shape heading into next month's World Championships in Melbourne. Over the weekend, while competing at the Team
By Owen V. Johnson INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, February 5. SWIMMING in the shadow of the Super Bowl champion Indianapolis Colts, defending Indiana state girls swimming champion Carmel won its 22nd straight
