PHOENIX, Arizona, January 6. OVER the past week, SwimmingWorldMagazine.com covered the beginning of what looks to be an exciting few months as we head into the culmination of several seasons
MELBOURNE, Australia, January 6. DURING the third day of swimming at the Victorian Long Course Championships held at the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Center, Danni Miatke captured a pair of
TEMPE, Arizona, January 5. AFTER over a month off of action, Arizona State University's men's and women's swimming teams returned to Mona Plummer Aquatic Complex and each gained a decisive
TUCSON, Arizona, January 5. AFTER more than four weeks off from competition, the Oregon State swim team split its duel meet against the University of Arizona and Northern Arizona University.
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, January 5. THE University of Indianapolis women lead the way after day one of the two-day UIndy Invite. The Indianapolis men sit in second behind leader Missouri-Rolla. Action
TUCSON, Arizona, January 5. THE fifth-ranked Arizona men's swimming and diving team improved their record to 4-1 (1-1, Pac-10), upsetting No. 4 California, 124-118 for the first time in 14
LOS ANGELES, California, Jan. 5. THE No. 11 USC women's and the No. 6 men's swimming team fought off the rust of a holiday break and extremely windy conditions to
PISCATAWAY, New Jersey, January 5. SENIOR Brian Fiske, junior Geoff Rathgeber and sophomore Bill Jones won two individual events each at Harvard improved to 4-1 on the 2006-07 season with
ATHENS, Georgia, January 5. EMILY Hunter of Georgia won the women's platform competition on Friday to cap the Georgia Diving Invitational And Shootout at Gabrielsen Natatorium. Hunter, a senior from
WARSAW, Poland, January 5. OLTYLIA Jedrzejczak, an Olympic gold and six-time world championship medalist, will go to trial next week due to a car accident in October 2005 that claimed