FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., May 23. THE 2005 USMS Short Course National Championships ended the final day of competition the way it began: with double national records by Colorado Masters’ Richard
IRVINE, Calif., May 25. LED by Kaitlin Sandeno and Natalie Coughlin, a strong Olympic contingent will compete this weekend at the Speedo Grand Challenge. Held at the Woollett Aquatic Center,
LONDON, England, January 24. BRITISH Swimming and the Amateur Swimming Association have met Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Tessa Jowell to present a position paper detailing current
BERLIN, May25. AFTER three days of relatively swift swimming, the fourth day of the German Nationals slowed down. More, Helge Meeuw saw his winning streak come to an end, as
PHILADELPHIA, Penn., May 24. LENNY Krayzelburg, a triple-gold medalist from the 2000 Sydney Olympics, has been named the Honorary Captain of the United States Maccabiah Team, which will compete at
FORT LAUDERDALE Florida, May 21. TEN more national records fell on Day 3 of the USMS Nationals in Fort Lauderdale, with several dozen other marks withstanding strong challenges. Once again,
By Hideki Mochizuki TOKYO, May 24. OVER the weekend, Kosuke Kitajima put together a pair of quality swims while competing at dual meet between Nihon University and Chuo University, held
BERLIN, May 24. THROUGH three days of the German Nationals, there’s no questioning that Helge Meeuw has been the star of the competition. But, we’ll get to the continued accomplishments
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, May 23. BETSY Durrant of Virginia Masters, the immediate past Secretary of US Masters Swimming, was named as the 2005 winner of the Ransom Arthur Award on
WARSAW, Poland, May 23. THE Polish Nationals didn’t feature an overload of scorching times over the weekend, but the few dazzling swims that were recorded certainly bode well for the