Documentary Claims Athletes Missed Doping Tests in Germany
MUNICH, Germany, January 17. BASED on a documentary by ARD, a German public broadcasting network that aired a piece Wednesday on missed doping tests by German athletes, Thomas Bach has
Twenty Four Olympic Trials Cuts Set at Burgdorff Meet
By Arlene Douglas, Swim With a Purpose Magazine PISCATAWAY, New Jersey, January 17. THE Burgdorff ERA Invitational, held Jan. 12-14, provided the opportunity for some of America's top swimmers to
Meet of the Week Preview: Indianapolis at Grand Valley State
By Jason Marsteller PHOENIX, Arizona, January 17. IN the upcoming days, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com will put the bright lights on a trio of collegiate meets as part of the Meet of the
New Jersey State Legislature Steps Up For Rutgers Sports, James Madison Board of Visitors Rejects Plea
PHOENIX, Arizona, January 17. IN a tale of two athletics programs, Rutgers University and James Madison University will forever be intertwined in the swimming community as the two programs that
Washington College Defeats Goucher College, 121-79
TOWSON, Maryland, January 17. VISITING Washington College topped host Goucher College, 121-79, in non-conference women's swimming action tonight in Towson, MD. The Shorewomen (7-2) got two individual first-place finishes each
Miami Remains Perfect, Downs Cincy, 151-88
CINCINNATI, Ohio, January 16. KEEPING its unblemished record intact, the Miami University women's swimming and diving team (7-0; 5-0 MAC) downed the University of Cincinnati Bearcats (0-6), 151-88, Tuesday afternoon
A Day in the Life: Jill Snyder, Day 2
SHIPPENSBURG, Pennsylvania, January 17. IN the second entry in her "A Day in the Life" series on SwimmingWorldMagazine.com, Shippensburg University senior Jill Snyder explains more about the schedule Shippensburg follows
Germantown Academy Prevails in Matchup of National Powers
FORT WASHINGTON, Pennsylvania, January 16. RARELY does a high school dual meet warrant national attention, but we have a case where it’s worth noting the results of a clash between
Germantown Academy Prevails in Matchup of National Powers
FORT WASHINGTON, Pennsylvania, January 16. RARELY does a high school dual meet warrant national attention, but we have a case where it's worth noting the results of a clash between
North Carolina Sweeps Johns Hopkins
CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, January 16. THE North Carolina men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams defeated Johns Hopkins in dual action Tuesday afternoon at Koury Natatorium. The UNC men