Phoenix, Ariz., July 31. THE August issue of Swimming World magazine hits the newsstands this week featuring a pictorial review of the US Olympic Trials and a preview of the
By Sarah Tolar PHOENIX, July 30. IN 2000, Misty Hyman pulled off one of the greatest upsets in Olympic history, winning the 200 fly in Olympic record time, and defeating
OSLO, Norway, July 30. BRITAIN'S Lewis Pugh, 34, will attempt to set a world record for cold water swimming next Monday when he enters the chilly waters of the 127.5
Y'all Ready for This? The Olympic Games are finally upon us! The dates: August 14-21. The place: Athens, Greece, birthplace of the modern Olympic movement. Four years in the making.
By Phillip Whitten STANFORD, Calif., July 30. SMALL patches worn by six Stanford women swimmers at the Olympic Trials in Long Beach earlier this month, aroused so much suspicion among
PHOENIX, Ariz., July 31. SWIMINFO recently received a note from 1952 Olympian Gail Roper that we wish to endorse and spread to as many in the media – and even
By Newsmaster, SwimInfo PHOENIX, Ariz., July 30. THE Olympics, and the quest to be part of that experience, have touched a chord in the soul of athletes, as well as
By Nuno Albuquerque LISBOA, Portugal, July 29. SEVEN European Junior Records were set at the recent European Juinior Championships in Lisbon, not four as originally reported on SwimInfo. The first
By Sarah Tolar In 1986, an unknown 15-year-old, named Lea Loveless, broke onto the national scene, qualifying for her first final at the US Nationals. Fourteen years later, in 2000,
By Phillip Whitten FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., July 29. IN a surprise move last Monday, Dale Neuburger resigned as Chairman of the Board of the International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF),