By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 10. AFTER a long four-year reign by Mary DeScenza of Georgia came to an end with her graduation, Stanford's Elaine Breeden gave the Cardinal
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 10. SOUTHERN California's Rebecca Soni defended her 200 breast NCAA title with a top time of 2:08.73 that set the pool record. After going
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 10. GEORGIA's Kara Lynn Joyce closed to within one title of Stanford's Jenny Thompson with her 18th career title and fourth consecutive win in
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 10. FLORIDA's Gemma Spofforth went out fast and held off all challengers with a 1:52.96 in the 200 back. Incredibly, Spofforth, when Florida signed
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 10. AUBURN made an immediate run at the title when Hayley Peirsol defended her NCAA title with a 15:45.92 for the title. Meanwhile, teammate
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 10. IN the closing minutes before the final session of the women's NCAA Division I Championships, CSCAA Executive Director Dr. Phillip Whitten spoke with
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 10. DURING the final preliminary diving session, Auburn helped itself to nine points as Lynnsey Segraves won the consolation final with a 300.05 tally.
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 10. SOMETHING that one can always expect is a different item of interest to come up that dominates the day's discussion on deck at
By Jason Marsteller MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 10. THE defending champion Auburn University Tigers made a serious move during the final day of preliminary competition at the women's NCAA Division I
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 10. IN the upcoming April issue of Swimming World Magazine, the publication recaps an exciting women's NCAA Division I Championships. With the issue in the final stages
