By Brian Savard LEWISBURG, Pennsylvania, March 23. YORK Suburban's men easily outdistanced the competition in the 2007 Pennsylvania Class AA Championships, winning the meet by just under 100 points. Team
By Brian Savard LEWISBURG, Pennsylvania, March 23. THE Oakland Catholic women trailed the entire meet at the Pennsylvania AA Championships until the last relay. After that relay, however, Oakland Catholic
MELBOURNE, Australia, March 22. CHINA's He Zi accumulated 299.35 points to lead the pack during the women's one-meter diving preliminary competition at the FINA World Championships in Melbourne, Australia. He's
MELBOURNE, Australia, March 22. FRANCE's Virginie Dedieu broke up the Russian gold-medal party in synchronized swimming at the FINA World Championships in Melbourne, Australia. Dedieu tallied 99.500 points with an
By Steven V. Selthoffer BONN, Germany, March 23. THE first thing you notice at the facilities of the German anti-doping agency, NADA (Nationale Anti Doping Agentur/Organization) in Bonn, is the
ANGERS, France, March 22. THE queen of female Masters Swimming had a huge effort within the last week at the French Masters Nationals. American Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen, new to the 45-49
MELBOURNE, Australia, March 21. ALTHOUGH it occurred only during preliminary action, Canada's Alexandre Despatie scored an upset by leading after the three-meter prelim round at the FINA World Championships in
ORLANDO, Florida, March 21. RECORDS continued to call during the second day of competition at the NCSA Junior National Championships held in Orlando, Fla., from March 20-24. Meet management officials
PHOENIX, Arizona, March 22. THE National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches Association (NISCA) held their convention last weekend in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The highlight of the convention was the Awards Banquet where seven
By Brian Savard ROCHESTER, Michigan, March 21. ALMA'S John Frutiger accomplished the impossible: He found a way to defeat Birmingham Seaholm's Morgan Priestley. Frutiger touched out Priestley in the 500