By John Lohn Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 2. ONE finish was expected, the other was a stunner. Yet, Natalie Coughlin and Jeri Moss are headed to the
By John Lohn INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 2. AARON Peirsol keeps taking the world record in the 100 backstroke to new lows. The top qualifier in the event at the World
By John Lohn Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., April 2. THE first day of the United States World Championship Trials featured an American record in the 200 I.M., courtesy
By Duncan Scott Photos by Peter Bick Attached are the complete results of day one of the 2005 World Championship Trials. Generally, the winner qualifies immediately for the team and
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. WITH world record-holder Michael Phelps passing up the defense of his world title in the 400 IM, the door
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. DIANA Munz and Kalyn Keller were not here. Brooke Bennett was retired. Kaitlin Sandeno had swum a disappointing 200
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. IT was billed as a return to yesteryear, the glory days when Brendan and Ed – Hansen and Moses,
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. A LITTLE over a year ago, Katie Hoff burst onto the world swimming stage, a precocious still-13 year-old, eager
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. IN the absence of American record-holder Klete Keller, super-swimmer Michael Phelps assumed the role of favorite in the men’s
By Phillip Whitten Photos by Peter Bick INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, April 1. ONE Thing seemed crystal clear after this morning’s prelim in the women’s 100-meter fly: the real battle would be
