By Phillip Whitten January 11. TWO-TIME Olympian and former University of Michigan great Eric Namesnik was pronounced brain dead at 3 a.m. Eastern time today at St. Joseph's Mercy Hospital
MELBOURNE, Australia, January 11. ZSOFIA Balazs of Toronto highlighted another productive day for Canada’s National Junior and Youth Team on Tuesday with her second consecutive double-medal performance at the Victoria
HOUSTON, Texas. January,11. UNIVERSITY of Houston freshman Anastasia Pozdniakova was honored Tuesday as the Conference USA Diver of the Week after leading the Cougars last weekend. It marked the second
SYDNEY, Australia, January 10. ONLY a few weeks before the start of the Commonwealth Games Trials, world-record holder Jodie Henry has switched coaches, albeit while remaining at the same training
By Phillip Whitten January 10. A WEB site for Eric Namesnik has been established by St. Joseph's Hospital in Ypsilanti, Michigan, where he remains in critical condition. The site, called
KEY LARGO, Florida Keys. January 10. NORTHEASTERN University and George Mason University won top honors in women's and men's divisions respectively at the Orange Bowl Swimming Classic in the Florida
MELBOURNE, Australia, January 10. CANADA'S national junior and youth team exploded for 20 medals on Monday to open the Victoria Age Group Swimming Championships being held at the 10-lane pool
By Stephen J. Thomas PERTH, Australia, January 10. RISING Aussie sprint star Eamon Sullivan reinforced his claim as a serious contender for selection to the Commonwealth and Pan Pacific Games
TEMPE, Arizona, January 9. THE Oregon State women’s swimming team fell to Arizona State 158-47 Saturday afternoon at the Mona Plummer Aquatic Center. The Sun Devils dominated the Beavers by
TEMPE, Arizona, January 9. FRESHMAN Chris Etherington recorded the second fastest 100 butterfly mark in team history in leading the 15th-ranked Boilermakers to a 182-165 win over Arizona State Saturday.
