HOLLAND, Mich., March 19. LIKE we didn't know where this was headed. As expected, Kenyon College wrapped up its 26th consecutive Division III men's title Saturday night, and added another
By Dan Mihalik WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 19. THE Georgia Bulldogs wrapped up the 2005 NCAA Championships with one of the most exciting relay finishes of the meet. The 400
By Dan Mihalik WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 19. MARY DeScenza received a challenge, but came through at the finish. Pushed by Stanford's Dana Kirk, DeScenza, the two-time defending champion from
By Dan Mihalik WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 19. IN a race of Olympic proportions, Caroline Bruce stood above her Olympic brethren in the 200 breaststroke final. The Stanford freshman set
By Dan Mihalik WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 19. GEORGIA Bulldog Kara Lynn Joyce repeated as 100 freestyle champion after a swim of 47.50 at the NCAA Championships. The time is
By Dan Mihalik WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 19. TO say that the 200-yard backstroke is Kirsty Coventry’s event is an understatement. After all, she is the reigning Olympic Gold Medalist
By Dan Mihalik WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 19. FLAVIA Rigamonti took last year off to concentrate on the 2004 Athens Olympics. All that training showed in the 1,650 freestyle final
By Duncan Scott WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 18. WE have a rather unusual nomination for swim of the meet, so far. It may not be the most empirically outstanding performance,
By Dan Mihalik WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 19. AUBURN needed a great final day to catch the Georgia Bulldogs, who had extended their lead to 93.5 points after the second
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, Australia, March 19. THE Australian Championships and World Championship selection trials closed in style with the incomparable Grant Hackett cruising to his ninth consecutive national
