By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. DIANA Munz and Kalyn Keller were not here. Brooke Bennett was retired. Kaitlin Sandeno had swum a disappointing 200
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. IT was billed as a return to yesteryear, the glory days when Brendan and Ed – Hansen and Moses,
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. A LITTLE over a year ago, Katie Hoff burst onto the world swimming stage, a precocious still-13 year-old, eager
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. IN the absence of American record-holder Klete Keller, super-swimmer Michael Phelps assumed the role of favorite in the men’s
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. ONE Thing seemed crystal clear after this morning’s prelim in the women’s 100-meter fly: the real battle would be
PHOENIX, Ariz., April 5. THE April issue of the new Swimming World Magazine is now in the mail. Premium Members can now download this issue by logging into SwimInfo's Premium
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, April 1. AS the New Zealand Swimming Championships near conclusion, several more solid swims were registered in the Southern Hemisphere, including a national record by Zoe Baker.
By John Lohn INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 1. NOTHING overwhelming marked the opening-day preliminaries of the World Championship Trials at the IUPUI Natatorium in Indianapolis. Still, there were enough solid swims
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., March 31. THE University of Tennessee is in need of a women's swimming coach after Dan Colella submitted his resignation to Women's Athletic Director Joan Cronan. After serving
By John Lohn INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 31. FINALLY, we have arrived at the final installment of our World Championship Trials preview. The competition gets under way tomorrow and is sure
