COLLIERVILLE, Tenn., May 16. TENNESSEE’S swimming community is in mourning after the death of Cory Horton, the owner of the Memphis Thunder Aquatic Club and the coach of St. George
ANN ARBOR, Mich., May 16. THE UCLA women’s water polo team completed an undefeated season Sunday with a 3-2 victory over Stanford in the NCAA Championship game, played at the
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., May 15. NEWLY appointed President & CEO of the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF), Bruce Wigo, presented his vision to the ISHOF Board of Directors by
MONTREAL, May 15. THE final night of the Canadian World Championship Trials failed to produce any additional qualifiers for swimming’s main event of the Summer of 2005, scheduled to be
LONG BEACH, Calif., May 14. THIS summer, Jessica Hardy plans on making a run for a medal during the World Championships in Montreal. For now, though, the senior at Wilson
MONTREAL, May 14. FOLLOWING two days of improved efforts, the Canadian World Championship Trials returned to unspectacular form Friday night, although Brittany Reimer recorded her third victory of the competition.
SOUTH BEND, Ind., May 13. IN its search for a new women’s swimming coach, Notre Dame has turned to one of its own. Carrie Nixon, who enjoyed a sterling collegiate
SANTA ANA, Calif. May 13. AFTER a four-week trial and jury deliberations lasting seven-and-a-half hours, a jury in Santa Ana, California awarded swimmer Kicker Vencill $578,635.34 in a civil lawsuit
By John Lohn PHILADELPHIA, Penn., May 13. THE third installment of our ongoing World Championship Preview takes a look at Leisel Jones, one of the top female breaststrokers in the
LONDON, May 13. AFTER nine years of excelling at the international level, Great Britain’s Georgina Lee is stepping away from the sport. She retires as the British record holder in