By Kevin Noth, SwimInfo Special Correspondent Photos by Tim Morse MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 25. THE Florida foursome of Ryan Lochte, Darian Townsend, Brian Hartley and Adam Sioui clocked a record
By Kevin Noth, SwimInfo Special Correspondent Photos by Tim Morse MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 25. ARIZONA State’s Joona Puhakka successfully defended his 3-meter diving title by scoring 645.20 points. Puhakka, Thursday
By Kevin Noth, SwimInfo Special Correspondent Photos by Tim Morse MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 25. SIMON Burnett swam away from the field inthe final 50 yards of the 200 freestyle, reclaiming
By John Lohn ORLANDO, Fla., March 25. ALEX Righi has his trifecta. Having already won titles in the 100 freestyle and 50 butterfly, Righi took top honors Friday night in
By Kevin Noth, SwimInfo Special Correspondent Photos by Tim Morse MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 25. NORTHWESTERN sophomore Matt Grevers had to fight for the crown, but managed to out-touch Florida’s Ryan
By Kevin Noth, SwimInfo Special Correspondent Photos by Tim Morse MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 25. GARY Marshall did his part to draw Stanford ever closer to Auburn in the team standings
By Kevin Noth, SwimInfo Special Correspondent Photos by Tim Morse MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 25. CAL senior Duje Draganja clocked the second-fastest 100 butterfly in history en route to winning the
By Kevin Noth, SwimInfo Special Correspondent Photos by Tim Morse MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 25. OUS Mellouli of Southern California used an opening 100 butterfly split of 50.82 to immediately take
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 25. DEFENDING champion Auburn’s lead appears more tenuous after the morning qualifying. It led Arizona by 42 points, Cal by 46 and Stanford by 52 after the
By Kevin Noth, SwimInfo Special Correspondent MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 25. STANFORD was positioned in fourth-place with 120 points after the first day of competition at the 2005 NCAA Swimming &
