Former East German Athletes Sue Drug Companies

By Craig Lord March 2. VICTIMS of East Germany's state-run doping program are fighting for 3.2 million euros in compensation from the drug company whose steroids fueled the former communist

Aussies Hoping to Close Gap in 800 Free Relay

SYDNEY, March 2. ONE of the highlights of the Athens Olympics was the United States women claiming gold and breaking the world record in the 800-meter freestyle relay. Not only

Handful of Division III Records Wiped Out

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, March 2. WITH the NCAA Division III Women’s Championships just around the corner (March 10-12), some blazing times are guaranteed to come out of the competition in Holland,

Back to the Competitive Blocks for Phelps

By John Lohn AUSTIN, Texas, March 1. GUESS who’s back, and looking to expand an already mind-boggling arsenal? Yes, Michael Phelps is set to return to the competitive waters this

Vollmer is Scorching at Texas 5A State Champs

AUSTIN, Texas, March 1. HISTORY has taught the swimming community to expect nothing less than excellence from the Texas High School Championships. Last weekend, with an Olympian leading the way,

UNLV Doubles Up at Mountain West Championships

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., March 1. REBEL forces took control of the Mountain West Conference Swimming and Diving Championships last weekend as UNLV zipped to team titles in the men’s and

Germantown Academy Sweeps Eastern Interscholastic Crowns

By John Lohn PHILADELPHIA, Penn, March 1. ANOTHER year, another dominating performance by Germantown Academy at the prestigious Eastern Interscholastic Swimming and Diving Championships, held last weekend at La Salle