COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., February 2. SIX-TIME Olympic gold medalist Michael Phelps (Towson, Md./Club Wolverine) was voted the 2004 United States Olympic Committee SportsMan of the Year Wednesday, the first time
By John Lohn EMMAUS, Pa., February 2. THE North Penn winning streak is history. After 18 years and 251 consecutive victories in dual meet competition, the Knights were upended Monday
MINNEAPOLIS, MN, February 1. THE University of Minnesota was proud to announce selection of senior Justin Mortimer as the Big Ten Men’s Swimmer of the Week this afternoon after winning
By John Lohn VILLANOVA, Pa., January 31. PERHAPS the next distance star among American females, Kate Ziegler put her vast talents on display over the weekend, as she cruised to
PHOENIX, Ariz. February 12. BEGINNING with the March issue, Swimming World Magazine re-enters the marketplace as a redesigned, multi-layered publication with rich content and photos appealing to a wider audience
LAUSANNE, January 31. THREE cities have thrown their hats into the ring, vying to host the 2005 FINA World Championships… or maybe four, if you count Montreal, which wants a
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN, January 30. MINNESOTA’S women's swimming and diving completed a strong showing this weekend at the two-day Big Ten Quad Duals at the Boilermaker Aquatic Center in West
WEST LAFAYETTE, IN, January 29, IN its final dual meet action of the season, the seventh-ranked Minnesota men's swimming and diving team completed a two-day dominating performance over No. 17
By Oene Rusticus ST. MORITZ, Switzerland, January 30. LAST month, when the French sports newspaper L'Equipe proclaimed that Russian sprinting great Alex Popov was retiring, the Czar denied the report,
LOS ANGELES, CA, January 30. USC’s Kalyn Keller, Blythe Hartley and Emily Goetsch also posted a pair of wins, but it wasn’t enough as Troy’s No. 17 women’s swimming and