PHOENIX, Arizona, January 30. RECENTLY, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com added a pair of qualified individuals, Erin Greene and Brian Savard, to the staff on the web site. These additions should increase the amount
SYDNEY, Australia, January 30. SHANE Gould, the Australian legend who won five Olympic medals during her illustrious career, told the Daily Telegraph that she would like to see athletes under
SINGAPORE, January 30. JOSCELIN Yeo, who represented Singapore in multiple Olympic Games, has announced her retirement from the sport. Yeo, who was a top performer in the sprint freestyles and
By Jason Marsteller PHOENIX, Arizona, January 30. WITH just two weekends left in the SwimmingWorldMagazine.com Meet of the Week program, we have three exciting meets on tap for this weekend.
PORTLAND, Oregon, January 30. THIS week, we have a treat for our "A Day in the Life" connoisseurs. SwimmingWorldMagazine.com introduces its first Masters participant in the series with seven-time Masters
INCHEON, Korea, January 30. SOUTH Korea's Tae Hwan Park, the teenager who has quickly become one of the top freestylers in the world, indicated Monday that he plans on winning
LUXEMBOURG, January 30. SEVERAL German athletes showed they're ready for the World Championships while competing in Luxembourg over the weekend. Annika Lurz demonstrated that she could challenge the 200 freestyle
NECOCHEA, Argentina, January 29. OVER the weekend, Necochea, Argentina played host to an ocean-side meet from Jan. 27-28. Eduardo Otero swept the backstroke events with a 26.05 in the 50
DURBAN, South Africa, January 29. DIRK Lange, the German who is the National Team coach for South Africa, had some harsh words for freestyle star Ryk Neethling, who is currently
SYDNEY, Australia, January 29. FINISHING a training trip in Australia, American ace Natalie Coughlin declared what many in the sport also believe to be the case at March's World Championships
