China Expects To Be World’s Top Swimming Power by 2008 Beijing Olympics
By Phillip Whitten SYDNEY, January 21. CHINA'S top young athletes are ready for the Australian Youth Olympics, which opened last night, but their eyes — as well as those of
FINA Needs to “Rethink” Finances, Aussie Official says
SYDNEY, January 20. IT needed to be said and someone finally said it. Surprisingly, that someone was Australian Olympic Committee president John Coates, who today urged FINA, swimming's world governing
India May Lose 2010 Commonwealth Games
NEW DELHI, January 20. FIRST Canada and now India? India's right to host the 2010 Commonwealth Games may be in jeopardy as wrangling between the sports ministry and Indian Olympic
Lethal Leisel Throws Down A Global Challenge
BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA, January 20. A new year and a new club and a new coach seem to have made "Lethal" Leisel Jones a new woman. The 19-year-old Aussie Olympic star,
Last Relay Secures Paper-thin Win For Notre Dame Women over Illinois
NOTRE DAME, IN, January 20. TRAILING 175-172 with one event remaining, Notre Dame won the 400 freestyle relay by .06 seconds, giving the Irish a 183-181 win over a game
H2O Frogs of TCU Improve to 10-1 With Win Over North Texas
DENTON, TX, January 20. THE Texas Christian University women's swimming team defeated North Texas, 124-104, last night at the North Texas Student Recreation Center, per TCU reports. TCU posted the
Editorial: FINA World Championships 2005 – The Hot Potato
By Duncan Scott PHOENIX, Ariz., January 20. REACTION has been reported from around the world to the FINA decision yesterday to pull July’s multi-sport championship event from Montreal. SwimInfo gives
Florida Visits Auburn in Double Clash of Top Three Programs; Auburn Honors 12 Remarkable Seniors
AUBURN, AL, January 20. THE Auburn swimming and diving program will close the books on the home portion of the 2004-05 dual meet season on Friday, Jan. 21, when AU
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Aussie Susie O’Neill Quits Position with IOC
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, January 20. DUAL Aussie Olympic gold medalist Susie O'Neill resigned from her privileged post on the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for personal reasons late last
Ryk Is Right, Sets African Mark in 200 Free
By Craig Lord STOCKHOLM, January 19. AFTER being the almost-man behind South African teammate Roland Schoeman on Day One, Ryk Neethling broke the mold with his own victory and African