Women’s NCAA Div I: Day One, Prelims: Records Fall, Georgia Dominates
By Dan Mihalik LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 17. IT was Georgia that turned heads in the opening event of the 2005 Women’s NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships. Led by
Flash! Georgia Snaps American, NCAA Mark in 200 Free Relay as Women’s NCAA Championships Get Underway
LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 17. THE Georgia Bulldogs wasted no time in making a statement this morning, as the prelims of the first day of competition of the women's NCAA Division
Marshall Honored as PAC-10 Swimmer of the Meet
WALNUT CREEK, Calif., March 17. IT took nearly two weeks, but Gary Marshall received his due from the Pac-10 Conference Wednesday afternoon when the Stanford standout was named Swimmer of
British Trials, Day One: Davies Upset by Carry in the Men’s 400m Free; Kate Haywood Sets National Record in the Women’s 100 Breast
By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, England, March 16. THE first race, the first shock: with the three fastest Britons over 400 metres freestyle now retired, a man called David was expected
Australian Championships, Day 6: Alice Mills Swims 8th Fastest 100 Freestyle in History to Upset Henry and Lenton.
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, Australia. March 17. ALICE Mills became only the fifth woman to go under the magical 54-second barrier in an exciting race that certainly had the
Collegiate Coaches Women’s Water Polo – Week 7 Poll Released
PHOENIX, AZ March 16. THIS week's NCAA Women's Water Polo Poll has been released and is now available on the SwimInfo website – Women's Water Polo Poll. New polls will
An Auburn-Georgia Clash is Brewing at NCAA Women’s Championships
By John Lohn WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 16. GEORGIA and Auburn. Or, will it be Auburn, followed by Georgia? The order of finish at the NCAA Division I Women's Championships
Kenyon Looking to Corral a 26th Straight Division III Men’s Title
By John Lohn HOLLAND, Mich., March 16. SINCE no other school has won the championship since 1979, there's only one logical choice to finish atop the standings at this week's
Australian Championships, Day 5: Michael Klim’s Back in the Fast Lane – Wins 100 Freestyle in a Swift 49.02; Rooney Breaks Commonwealth Mark in 50 Back
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, Australia, March 16. THREE-Time Olympian Michael Klim made a clear statement to the swimming world Wednesday that the former world record holder is back and
British Trials Will Open With Uncertainty
By Craig Lord WITH retirements spreading through British Swimming at brush-fire pace and doubt hanging heavy in the air over whether world champions will even qualify to defend their crowns