PHOENIX, Arizona, January 29. THIS past week, several meet directors took advantage of the added exposure available with the Hy-Tek/SwimmingWorldMagazine.com meet upload feature in the Hy-Tek Meet Manager 2.0E software.
By John Lohn CRANBURY, New Jersey, January 29. TO be quite honest, it was a relatively uneventful weekend in the pool. At this point in the season, the majority of
GOLD COAST, Australia, January 29. THE times were far from stellar, but some of the top names in Australia were in action over the weekend at the Miami Super Challenge.
DAYTON, Ohio, January 28. THE Wright State swimming and diving teams swept Butler to close out the regular season Sunday afternoon at the WSU Natatorium, the men winning 131-62 and
ITHACA, New York, January 28. THE Columbia women's swimming team placed first in 14 of 16 events in a 198-94 victory at Cornell. Bridgette McCabe and Shannon Hosey were double-winners
NEW YORK, New York, January 28. THE Columbia men's swimming and diving team bounced back from a Friday loss to Cornell with a convincing 152-88 triumph over Rutgers at Uris
AKRON, Ohio, January 28. ON a day where the seniors were honored before the meet, it was the freshmen class that helped carry them out on top as the University
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, January 28. THE No. 10 Minnesota men's swimming dominated the Minnesota Challenge this weekend at University Aquatic Center, winning 13 events, including nine during the two sessions on
NEW HAVEN, Connecticut, January 28. THE Yale men's swimming and diving team comfortably beat Brown 181-119 Saturday afternoon in its last home meet of the season. The occasion was marked
NEW HAVEN, Connecticut, January 28. SENIOR day went off without at hitch at Kiphuth Exhibition Pool Saturday afternoon. Two seniors, Meg Gill and Moira McCloskey, combined for six individual wins
