INDIANAPOLIS, October 9. BRENDAN HANSEN, owner of the long course world records over 100 and 200 meters breaststroke, had already won the 100 here, though Australia's Brenton Rickard had stayed
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 9. SEVENTEEN years after winning her first international medal at the Pan Am Championships in Indianapolis, Jenny Thompson gathered gold once again as she won her third
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 9. IAN Crocker, the world record holder for the 100 meters butterfly short course and long course, came within .02 seconds of breaking the world record for
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 9. MARGARET Hoelzer was in lane seven tonight, but there was never any doubt she was the class of a largely inexperienced field. Taking a narrow lead
INDIANAPOLIS, October 9. THE men's 50-meter backstroke final features three current and one former world record-holder in the dorsal discipline. To win this event you've got to be fast, baby.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 9. LISBETH Lenton (AUS), former world record holder in the long course 100 freestyle, pulled away from Marleen Veldhuis of the Netherlands, second at the 50, and
By Phillip Whitten INDIANAPOLIS, October 9. IF you’ve been watching the 7th FINA Short Course World Championships on ESPN2, you undoubtedly have noticed that the swimmers all are wearing a
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 9. NOTES on preliminary heats of Day Three: Men’s 50 Backstroke Thomas Rupprath (GER) was the leader of the 100 backstroke at the 50 meter mark last
By Craig Lord INDIANAPOLIS, October 7. WHEN Kaitlin Sandeno, of the United States, was bashed in the eye with an Australian kickboard and suffered a concussion in the warm-up for
INDIANAPOLIS, October 8. THE men’s 4 x 200-meter freestyle relay arguably was the most exciting race of the entire Games, with the USA’s Klete Keller just holding off a desperate
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