By Chuck Kroll Editor’s Note: This interview with Bruce Wigo, former Executive Director of USA Water Polo, who was named last week as the new President of the International Swimming
By Deena Al Shatti IRVINE, Calif., May 23. NO one expected all this. Not Jason Lezak, who said that the turnout for the Dave Denniston Relay Across America showed the
BERLIN, May 23. BY now, the majority of the globe's nations have completed their World Championship Trials and are in the midst of preparing for this summer's competition in Montreal.
PALO ALTO, Calif., May 23. IS she America’s next Golden Girl? Mary DeScenza certainly is swimming like a superstar, as her results at this weekend’s Stanford Invitational will attest. A
FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, May 20. THE swimming was hot but national records continued to be elusive on Day Two of the 2005 USMS Short Course National Championships in Fort Lauderdale.
PALO ALTO, Calif., May 21. ONE day, Michael Phelps will probably attack the 200-meter backstroke in international competition. After all, he’s the globe’s second-best performer in the event, behind world-record
PALO ALTO, Calif., May 20. TWO months before the start of the World Championships in Montreal, Michael Phelps uncorked a pair of strong mid-training swims during the Stanford Invitational, a
PALO ALTO, Calif., May 20. A little more than a decade after enjoying a sterling collegiate career at Stanford University, Lee Loveless Maurer has been named head coach of the
By John Lohn PHILADELPHIA, Penn., May 20. THE fourth installment of our World Championships preview series peers at the intrigue surrounding the men’s breaststroke events, particularly the impending 100-meter faceoff
BALTIMORE, May 20. WHERE can one find exhibits dedicated to Babe Ruth and Michael Phelps? Take a trip to Baltimore and visit the Sports Legends of Camden Yards, a museum