IRVINE, Calif., September 23. SHOWING some early-season power, the University of Southern California came away with the championship at last week’s Southern California Water Polo Tournament. The Trojans, now ranked
By John Lohn ASTON, Pennsylvania, September 23. LAST week, we featured the women. This week, it’s the guys’ turn. Since the year is only weeks away from entering its final
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, September 23. THE second edition of the Golden Goggle Awards is slated for November 14 at the Hammerstein Ballroom in Manhattan. And, the nominees for this year’s
DAMASCUS, Maryland. September 25. THE Curl-Burke Swim Club has planned a second running of its successful United We Swim event. After the terrorist attacks of 9/11, Curl-Burke challenged clubs across
TEMPE, Ariz. September 25. ARIZONA State is facing a challenging season this year with the completion of its schedule. In addition to the Pac-10 conference schedule, the swimming and diving
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. September 24. A team of six from the Norwegian Swimming Federation is making its way to Arizona and the Center for High Altitude Training. The group will be
COLUMBIA, Missouri. September 24. MISSOURI’S swimming and diving program will celebrate its 40th anniversary and honor former coach Joe Goldfarb today, when it hosts its annual alumni meet. The event
SYDNEY, Australia, September 22. ALTHOUGH his coach indicated the likelihood that he would concentrate on the 100 and 200 freestyles at next year’s Commonwealth Games, Ian Thorpe hasn’t ruled out
LONDON, September 22. ONE day after British Swimming announced an inquiry into bullying allegations against Bill Sweetenham, the National Performance Director has welcomed an investigation. Actually, Sweetenham asked for an
EMMITSBURG, Maryland, September 22. FOR the first time in school history, Mount St. Mary’s University has a head coach for women’s swimming. Neil Yost was tabbed as the program’s first