By John Lohn MONTREAL, Canada, July 25. THAT’S more like it. Swimming in the semifinals of the 200 freestyle, Michael Phelps looked like the athlete we’ve been accustomed to watching,
By John Lohn MONTREAL, Canada, July 25. THE final of the women’s 100 butterfly was an Australian party, as Jessicah Schipper and Lisbeth Lenton sped to the gold and silver
By John Lohn Photos by Peter H. Bick MONTREAL, Canada, July 25. REVENGE is sweet, and Brendan Hansen now knows the taste. Popping the second-fastest time in history, behind only
By John Lohn Photos by Peter H. Bick MONTREAL, Canada, July 25. FROM high school phenom to world-record holder. That’s the route Jessica Hardy has traveled during the past few
By John Lohn Photos by Peter H. Bick MONTREAL, Canada, July 25. HE did it again. A night after slashing the world record in the 50-meter butterfly, South Africa’s Roland
By John Lohn and Phil Whitten MONTREAL, Canada, July 25. THE evening session of Day Two features a quartet of championship finals, two each for the men and women. Here
By Emily Mason MONTREAL, Canada, July 25. FINALLY, we are off! Our first day went pretty well, we were strong in most events. The women’s 100 fly and 200 I.M.
By John Lohn MONTREAL, Canada, July 25. HERE is a recap of the preliminary session from the second day of swimming at the 11th edition of the FINA World Championships,
By John Lohn MONTREAL, Canada, July 24. THERE was little doubt when the night started that the Australian women would be challenged in the 400 freestyle relay. Well, they did
By John Lohn MONTREAL, Canada, July 24. COME and get me. That was the philosophy of France’s Laure Manaudou in the final of the women’s 400-meter freestyle. The reigning Olympic