By John Lohn FAIRFAX, Virginia, March 21. THE Kate Ziegler Express continues to storm toward the United States World Championship Trials, slated for Indianapolis in early April. Over the weekend,
By Stephen J. Thomas CANBERRA, Australia, March 21. FRENCH Canadian Pierre Lafontaine has quit his prestigious position as head swim coach of the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in Canberra
By Jason Marsteller WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 19. INDIANA University senior Cassandra Cardinell went out on top for the Hoosiers after an incredible five-dive journey on the platform at the
By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, England, March 21. SARAH Price, who in 2001 set a world short-course record in the 200 backstroke, announced her retirement after racing one last time in
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, Australia. March 21. SWIMMING Australia has announced a team of twenty-one women and seventeen men to compete at the World Championships in Montreal with newly
By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, England, March 20. THE good thing about a wildfire is that the fresh green shoots that follow tend to grow rapidly and more vigorous than the
By John Lohn WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 20. LET'S get this out of the way. In capturing the NCAA championship, Georgia received contributions throughout its lineup. Hey, that's the only
HOLLAND, Mich., March 19. LIKE we didn't know where this was headed. As expected, Kenyon College wrapped up its 26th consecutive Division III men's title Saturday night, and added another
By Dan Mihalik WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 19. THE Georgia Bulldogs wrapped up the 2005 NCAA Championships with one of the most exciting relay finishes of the meet. The 400
By Dan Mihalik WEST LAFAYETTE, Indiana, March 19. MARY DeScenza received a challenge, but came through at the finish. Pushed by Stanford's Dana Kirk, DeScenza, the two-time defending champion from