Bonaire EcoSwim a Major Success

By Christine Manna NETHERLANDS, Antilles, November 12. FUN, friendships, food and fine wine. These are just a few of the things that made up this year’s Bonaire Eco-Swim, where over

Canadian Star Mintenko Announces Retirement

OTTAWA, Canada, November 11. MIKE Mintenko decided to go out on top. Just a few months after helping Canada to a silver medal in the 400 freestyle relay at the

Wet or Dry, Wilkens is a Winner

November 10. IN Washington, anxious Republicans and Democrats were glued to their TVs, as they awaited the outcomes of gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey, the mayoral contest in

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They’re Against Doping… Sort Of

By Phillip Whitten Dick Pound, Vice President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and head of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has been outspoken in his denunciation of doping in

NCAA Women’s Weekend Preview

By John Lohn ASTON, Pennsylvania, February 9. FOR the most part, the dual-meet season has come to an end. Now, the majority of the programs in the nation have shifted

NCAA Men’s Weekend Preview

By Dave Denniston CARLSBAD, California, February 9. GET ready college swimming fans for a weekend of… not much. The highlight this weekend will be the only dual meet in the

Jim Fowlie to Coach in Melbourne

By Stephen J. Thomas MELBOURNE, Australia, November 10. JUST a couple of weeks back Canadian-born swim coach Jim Fowlie announced he and his wife Lynn were again leaving their homeland