BARCELONA, Spain, June 4. THE first stop on the Mare Nostrum Series got under way Saturday with Romania’s Camelia Potec emerging as the only double-winner. Otherwise, the wealth was spread
LOS ANGELES, June 4. THE UCLA women’s swimming program just added an Olympic punch, as Erika Hansen has joined Cyndi Gallagher’s staff as an assistant coach. Hansen replaces Greg Meehan,
DALLAS, June 4. SOUTHERN Methodist University has signed 10 recruits for next season, a class that is considered to be one of the finest in the 16-year tenure of coach
By Glenn Mills PHOENIX, AZ., June 3. Maintaining a steady head position while swimming backstroke can help improve your speed in several ways. One is obvious: You’ll swim more directly
PHOENIX, Ariz., June 5. SWIMMINGWORLDMAGAZINE.COM recently replaced SwimInfo.com as the official website for Sports Publications International (SPI), the publisher of Swimming World Magazine in order to consolidate its holdings and
By John Lohn PHILADELPHIA, Penn., June 3. THE latest installment of our World Championship previews revolves around the men’s 200 butterfly, probably the most wide-open event on the male slate.
FORT MYERS, Fla., June 3. THE United States Open Water National Championships started Thursday with male and female titles decided in the 25-kilometer distance, the most grueling of the events.
By John Lohn MONTREAL, June 2. ONE of the most difficult tasks in sports is the defense of a championship. After the first title is collected, the target grows larger.
PARIS, June 2. ALENA Popchanka, who recently changed her citizenship from Belarussian to French, will be eligible to represent France in international competition beginning in November, according to the Web
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., June 2. ADDING to its six signees from the fall, Florida State has added three more recruits to the women’s swimming program. Neil Harper recently announced the signing