CHICAGO, Illinois, February 23. THE Wright State University men kept their lead after the third day of competition at the 2007 Horizon League Swimming and Diving Championships, but the UW-Green
By John Lohn PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania, February 24. THROUGH the years, the Eastern Interscholastic Championships have earned a reputation for being one of the fastest high school meets in the country.
BUFFALO, New York, February 23. THE University of Massachusetts' men and the University of Richmond's women still prove their prowess as they lead with scores of 493 and 532, respectively,
GRAND FORKS, North Dakota, February 23. SPEED continued to the be the operative word at the North Central Conference Swimming and Diving Championships as seven records fell during the day's
HALIFAX, Canada, February 23. THREE meet records fell on the women's side while UBC's Brian Johns became the most decorated swimmer in Canadian Interuniversity Sport history on Friday at the
CHAPEL HILL, North Carolina, February 23. DAY three of the 2007 ACC Men's Championships at Koury Natatorium in Chapel Hill ended in Florida State's advantage, as the Seminoles secured a
MECHANICSBURG, Pennsylvania, February 23. LED by seven first-place finishes, including five victories in all five women's events, West Chester finds itself in first-place in both the men's and women's standings
AUSTIN, Texas, February 23. THE American Short Course Championships completed the second day of competition competed in short course yards in Austin, Texas with a variety of fast swims on
By Oene Rusticus GEELONG, Australia, February 23. A total of 19 Dutch swimmers qualified for the World Championships in Melbourne. Most of them are training in the new National Training
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, February 23. THE United States Olympic Committee (USOC) announced today an expanded military program, the Veterans Paralympic Performance Program (VP3), which will provide elite-level sports programming and
