SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., June 7. FOR the fourth consecutive year, Stanford University’s Tony Azevedo has been honored as the top male collegiate water polo player in the country. Azevedo and
RALEIGH, N.C., June 7. AFTER nearly five years as an assistant coach at Colorado State, Chris Woodard is joining the staff at North Carolina State as an assistant to head
Phoenix, Ariz., June 7, SPORTS Publications International, publishers of Swimming World Magazine and SwimmingWorldMagazine.com, and USA Swimming have signed a four-year agreement designating Sports Publications International as an “Official Supplier”
COLUMBIA, S.C., June 6. THE University of South Carolina has named Phil Kraus as an assistant coach for the men’s and women’s programs, which are under the direction of Don
CANET, France, June 6. THE second stop on the Mare Nostrum Series starts tomorrow in France and will conclude Wednesday. The meet will feature continued preparation for the World Championships
PHOENIX, June 6. KEEPING with the tradition of honoring the nation’s top high school swimming teams, Swimming World Magazine announced today that the Germantown Academy (Germantown, PA) girls and Brophy
BLACKSBURG, Va., June 6. VIRGINIA TECH signed eight athletes during the spring recruiting season, an octet that will join the eight signees from the fall period. The latest group of
BARCELONA, Spain, June 5. IN the wake of Michael Phelps’ decision to bypass the 400 individual medley at the World Championships, is there anyone capable of pushing Laszlo Cseh for
CANBERRA, Australia, June 5. A change of heart by Grant Hackett could add intrigue to the World Championships in Montreal. After originally indicating he would swim only the 400, 800
FORT MYERS, Fla., June 5. AS the United States Open Water National Championships continued, Sara McLarty added to her growing reputation. A former standout at the University of Florida, McLarty