Gene Lenz, 1960 Olympian, Dies
October 18, GENE Lenz, a member of the 1960 US Olympic team, died yesterday at the age of 68, according to a story in today's San Luis Obispo (Calif.) Tribune.
October 18, GENE Lenz, a member of the 1960 US Olympic team, died yesterday at the age of 68, according to a story in today's San Luis Obispo (Calif.) Tribune.
By Phillip Whitten October 18. IT came as no surprise, but this weekend Amanda Weir made it official: She is going to be a Trojan. It was the second major
Virginia, October 18. TWO swimmers from Virginia schools took home the Atlantic Coast Conference Swimmer of the Week awards. Sara Smith, a freshman from Virginia Tech, won her first ACC
LONDON, October 18. THE coach regarded as being at the forefront of the revolution that put Australia on top of the swimming world has joined British Swimming. Legendary Australian coach
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, October 18. REBOUNDING from a preliminary-round loss, the United States closed out the World Junior Water Polo Championships with a 6-3 victory over New Zealand in the
By Dave Denniston October 17. USA Swimming has just released its annual list of Scholastic All-Americans. While most swimmers spend their waking hours submersed in chlorine and sleep as much
Washington State 184 vs Idaho 78, Florida Atlantic 160 vs Miami 129, Louisville 172 vs Illinois 128, Georgia 136.5 vs Georgia Tech 89.5, Florida 133 vs South Carolina 105, Texas
NANJING, China, October 17. FAST times have continued to pour out of the Chinese National Games, evident in a handful of Asian and national-record times. Leading the way was Ouyang
October 17. AFTER suffering a stroke two months ago, Masters swimmer Marjorie Sharpe passed away on October 10th. She was 88. Marjorie was known for her love of life. She
By Phillip Whitten October 17. OLYMPIC officials may be against the use of illegal, performance-enhancing drugs, but apparently they believe that Italy has gone too far. According to reports from