Auburn Men’s Swimming Adds Nine
AUBURN, Alabama. December 14. THE three-time defending NCAA Champion Auburn men's swimming and diving team has added nine swimmers to the Tiger program for 2006, head coach David Marsh announced
AUBURN, Alabama. December 14. THE three-time defending NCAA Champion Auburn men's swimming and diving team has added nine swimmers to the Tiger program for 2006, head coach David Marsh announced
COLLEGE STATION, Texas. December, 14. THE Tulane University swimming and diving program has been through a lot during the fall semester of its 2005-06 season, but the Green Wave have
By Jorge Aguado BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, December 14. WHEN the Argentina Long Course Championships were held last weekend, Cicilia Biagioli and Jose Meolans grabbed the spotlight with strong performances that
LOS ALAMITOS, California, December 13. RYAN Brown, the former head coach for the University of the Pacific women's water polo team, will join the National Men's Water Polo Team as
ATLANTA, Georgia, December 13. JUST because she’s taking the year away from the collegiate scene doesn’t mean Amanda Weir is removed from fast swimming. Take the weekend for example. Competing
By Phillip Whitten TEMPE, Arizona, December 14. SEVEN Masters world records, ten Masters American records and a USA Swimming American record were shattered at the Southwest Zone Short Course Meters
BERKELEY, Calif. December 13. THE third-ranked California men's swimming program signed five athletes to national letters of intent, head coach Nort Thornton announced today. The 2006 incoming class includes Nathan
KINGS POINT, New York. December 13. THE presidents of eight colleges and universities have announced the formation of a new NCAA Division III athletics conference. The members of the new
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, December 13. CURRENTLY the domain of Kate Ziegler, the distance-freestyle events in the United States could be getting a spark with the return of Brooke Bennett to
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota, December 12. Canada’s Brittany Gray and Katrina Roxon won the silver and bronze medals respectively on Saturday in the women’s 200-meter breaststroke to conclude the 16-country U.S. Paralympic