Israel Qualifies Nine for World Championships

BY Buky Chass KIRYAT-BIALIK, Israel, March 7. THE Israeli Short Course Championships last weekend produced several qualifying times for this summer's FINA World Championships in Montreal. An Athens Olympian, Ania

Indian River Closes Out NJCAA Champs in Style

FORT PIERCE, Fla., March 6. ALTHOUGH Indian River Community College had already clinched the men's and women's titles after the third day of the National Junior College Athletic Association Championships,

Stanford Collects Another PAC-10 Title

LONG BEACH, Calif., March 5. WITH a 24th consecutive PAC-10 Conference championship now stashed away, Stanford will turn its attention to the NCAA Championships. And, by all indications, the Cardinal

A Double Dip for Phelps in Austin

AUSTIN, Texas, March 5. CALL it a ho-hum day for Michael Phelps. Two events, two victories. Really, nothing new. A day after finishing third in the 200-yard breaststroke, Phelps concluded

Indian River Wraps Up NJCAA Titles

FORT PIERCE, Fla., March 5. WITH one day of competition remaining, the outcome has already been decided. Behind a sweep of the six women's events and victories in five men's

Stanford on Cusp of Winning Another PAC-10 Crown

LONG BEACH, Calif., March 4. LOOKS like the championship trophy will remain in Palo Alto. In pursuit of a 24th consecutive title, Stanford had another impressive day at the PAC-10

Ash Highlights Action at Ohio States

CANTON, Ohio, March 4. RECOGNIZED as one of the top scholastic swimming states in the nation, Ohio delivered several top-flight performances at last week's state championships. The most notable in

Hot Swimming at Tennessee State Championships

NASHVILLE, Tenn., March 4. RECORD-breaking swims were the norm last weekend, when the Tennessee State Championships were held at the Centennial Sportsplex Pool in Nashville. Perhaps the most impressive performances