By Duncan Scott VALENCIA, ESP, December 21. Just after the European championships wrapped up in Vienna, several countries including Spain, have held their short course championships, both giving their elite
By Phillip Whitten MONTREAL, Quebec, Canada, December 21. THE 2005 FINA World Swimming Championships will not be held in Montreal, according to a report issued just 10 minutes ago by
MISSION VIEJO, Calif., December 20. LINCOLN Djang, representing the Mission Viejo Nadadores, blasted the world record for men 45-49 in the 400 meters (short course) individual medley recently. Swimming at
By Phillip Whitten WARSAW, Poland, December 20. OTYLIA Jedrzejczak, who became Poland's first-ever Olympic gold medalist in swimming when she won the 200 meters butterfly in Athens last August, auctioned
ANNAPOLIS, Md., December 20. YOUNG Katie Hoff is in some pretty fast company. The 15-year-old North Baltimore AC Olympian blasted two of the oldest age group records on the books
OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma December 19. AND on the final day she rested. After winning four races and setting three impressive meet records in a like number of days, Lakeside's Rachel
BATON ROUGE, LA, December 20. LSU Tiger Diving coach Doug Shaffer announced the signing of two divers to national letters of intent for the fall signing season. Highly-regarded Texas state
By Duncan Scott HARRINGTON SOUND, BERMUDA, December 20. JIM McNichols tells SwimInfo the Bermuda Open Water Swimmers (BOWS) have hosted another successful ocean swimming event this fall, as they have
By Phillip Whitten LONG BEACH, Calif., December 19. SOUTHERN Pacific Masters short course meters meets on successive weekends at the Belmont Plaza Pool in Long Beach, Calif., produced seven Masters
By Tito Morales BERKELEY, Calif. December 20. THIS past summer in Athens, before the Olympic Games had even gotten underway, Natalie Coughlin and her longtime mentor, Teri McKeever, quietly slipped