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FEDERAL WAY, Washington, March 26. ALL right, so the collegiate season has come to a close. First, the Auburn women captured their fourth NCAA crown in five years. Then, the
NCSA Junior Nationals Come to a Close
ORLANDO, Florida, March 25. IT'S done, and what a meet it was. The last night of the NCSA Junior Nationals was nothing short of what we have been seeing all
Men’s NCAA Div. I Championships: Arizona Outsprints Auburn to Take the 400 Free Relay, but Auburn Wins Its Fourth Straight Team Title
By Phillip Whitten ATLANTA, Georgia, March 25. THE team battle was decided, but there was still one relay to swim, and no one was conceding anything to anyone. With Auburn
Men’s NCAA Div. I Championships: Steve Segerlin Wins the 10-meter Diving, Clinches the Crown for Auburn
By Phillip Whitten ATLANTA, Georgia, March 25. THERE’S a reason why they call it the NCAA Swimming AND Diving Championships, and Arizona discovered that reason to its sorrow this weekend.
Men’s NCAA Div. I Championships: Michigan’s Davis Tarwater Repeats as 200 Fly Champ, Just Misses Stewart’s Record
By Phillip Whitten ATLANTA, Georgia, March 25. MICHIGAN’S Davis Tarwater reprised his 2005 title in the 200 fly, holding off a determined challenge by Georgia’s Gil Stovall to win in
Men’s NCAA Div. I Championships: Cal’s Henrique Barbosa Storms from Behind to Take the 200 Breast
By Phillip Whitten ATLANTA, Georgia, March 25. A funny thing happened to Vlad Polyakov, the Kazakhstan Kid swimming for Alabama, on his way to the victory stand. His name was
Men’s NCAA Div. I Championships: Garrett Weber-Gale Takes the 100 Free in an Upset
By Phillip Whitten ATLANTA, Georgia, March 25. WHILE the sellout crowd watched the dual duel between Arizona and Auburn in the middle of the pool, Texas junior Garrett Weber-Gale stole
Men’s NCAA Div. I Championships: Lochte Sets Another Record — 1:37.68 for the 200 Back!
By Phillip Whitten ATLANTA, Georgia, March 25. ARE you kidding me? Are you kidding me? After the prelims, Florida head coach Greg Troy told me he felt Ryan Lochte could
Meb’s NCAA Div. I Championships: Lochte Sets Another Record — 1:37.68 for the 200 Back!
By Phillip Whitten ATLANTA, Georgia, March 25. ARE you kidding me? Are you kidding me? After the prelims, Florida head coach Greg Troy told me he felt Ryan Lochte could
Meb’s NCAA Div. I Championships: Lochte Sets Another Record — 1:37.68 for the 200 Back!
By Phillip Whitten ATLANTA, Georgia, March 25. ARE you kidding me? Are you kidding me? After the prelims, Florida head coach Greg Troy told me he felt Ryan Lochte could