By Stephen J. Thomas MELBOURNE, Australia, March 19. WORLD champion Jessicah Schipper maintained her ascendancy over teammate Libby Lenton in a closely contested 100 butterfly final in front of a
ATHENS, Georgia, March 18. THE psych sheets for Day Three of the NCAA Division I Women's Championships. Event 16 Women 200 Yard Backstroke =============================================================================== Name Year School =============================================================================== 1 Harrigan,
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 17. KENYON College, chasing its 27th consecutive NCAA Division III men’s championship, extended its lead on Friday night at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center. Kenyon finished
By Chris J. Starrs ATHENS, Georgia, March 17. BOLSTERED by a productive morning in the preliminary events, defending national champion Georgia captured two individual titles and two relay titles Friday
ATHENS, Georgia, March 17. STARTING out the day in third place behind Arizona and Auburn, defending national champion Georgia made a strong move upward during today’s preliminaries at the 2006
ORLANDO, Florida. March 16. GULF Coast Swim Team member, Nicholas Caldwell swam a 9:45.23 in the 11 & 12 Boys 1000 Free on Thursday night March 16, 2006 at The
By Stephen J. Thomas MELBOURNE, Australia, March 17. THAT breaststroke sensation Leisel Jones proved tonight she has learned much about how to race these past twelve months. And now it
ATHENS, Georgia, March 17. THE second-day psych sheet for the NCAA Division I Women's Championships. Event 7 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay =============================================================================== School =============================================================================== 1 Georgia, University OF 1:37.78
LINCOLN, Nebraska. March 20. IT was a stellar meet for the boys and girls from Omaha Westside and Omaha Marian in their high school state championships. The Westside boys ran
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, March 16. IN what is – perhaps – the least shocking development in the sport in years, Kenyon College took the opening-day lead at the NCAA Division III
