By John Lohn Photos by Peter H. Bick MONTREAL, Canada, July 29. THERE’S nothing he can’t do in the backstroke events. Furthering his already spectacular resume, Aaron Peirsol lowered his
By John Lohn Photos by Peter H. Bick MONTREAL, Canada, July 29. THE Olympic champion got the job done. Rallying during the last 50 meters, Australia’s Jodie Henry claimed gold
By John Lohn and Phil Whitten MONTREAL, Canada, July 29. THE World Championships are winding down, as only two days of competition remain after this evening. The schedule for tonight
By John Lohn MONTREAL, Canada, July 29. THE sixth morning of the World Championships was a lengthy one, as preliminaries were conducted in six events. The races on the docket
By John Lohn Photos by Peter H. Bick MONTREAL, Canada, July 28. KAITLIN SANDENO wasn’t going to let the United States lose the 800-meter freestyle relay to the Australians on
By John Lohn Photos by Peter H. Bick MONTREAL, Canada, July 28. THE fastest 200-meter individual medley race ever contested – at least at the top – went to the
By John Lohn MONTREAL, Canada, July 28. LIKE the men’s 200 breaststroke, the women’s version of the event appears to be locked up. Australia’s Leisel Jones, already the champion in
By John Lohn MONTREAL, Canada, July 28. THERE’S a chance at a repeat from Athens. The qualifying order of the top three places in the men’s 200-meter backstroke was identical
By John Lohn Photos by Peter H. Bick MONTREAL, Canada, July 28. TO this point, it has to be considered the finest race of the World Championships. Both swimmers going
By John Lohn Photos by Peter H. Bick MONTREAL, Canada, July 28. IT was supposed to be Roland Schoeman’s show, and for the first half of the race, that certainly