LOS ANGELES, Calif., November 28. USC, the #1-ranked men's collegiate water polo team, nipped No. 3 California, 10-8, in double-overtime in the semifinals of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament
By Phillip Whitten Politics and sport always makes for a volatile mixture. In general, international sport is a powerful force for bringing people together, for emphasizing their commonalities rather than
By Phillip Whitten November 25. THE USA’s Jason Lezak out-sprinted South Africa’s Ryk Neethling for the second straight day, taking the 50 free on Day 2 of the World Cup
By Phillip Whitten November 24. SOUTH Africa’s Ryk Neethling, who dominated the World Cup last season and in the first two meets this season, finally got his comeuppance in the
PHOENIX, Ariz., November 25. Swimming World's latest Tip on Technique is now available on our website .Click Here To Read More
By John Lohn ASTON, Pennsylvania, November 24. HERE’S a look at the upcoming schedules of the top 10 women’s teams in the country. 1. Georgia: Coming off a victory over
By Emily Mason PHOENIX, Ariz. November 28. NOW before the criticism comes, I AM BIASED. I went to Arizona and swam for four years, training with most of the current
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. November 26. SPEEDY, that's what kind of times came out of Florida's three high school state meets. Both the boys and girls produced great times in individual
DURBAN, South Africa, November 23. AS discussed in an editorial a few weeks back by Phillip Whitten, the nation of Qatar has made it clear that it is willing to
By Emily Mason PHOENIX, Ariz. November 24. DON’T start feeling sorry for yourself if you have practice today, it’s merely a blessing in disguise. So what if your coach’s ritual