Short Course World Champs, Day 2 Finals: Japan’s Yamada Takes the 800 Free

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, October 8. IN Athens, Japan’s Sachiko Yamada failed to match the expectations her countrymen held for her, but she reigns supreme in the short course 800-meter free, in which

Short Course World Champs, Day 2: Aussie Brooke Hanson Leads Qualifiers for 100 IM

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, October 8. AFTER years of frustration, 26 year-old Australia Brooke Hanson has been on a two-year roll. She picked up momentum earlier this evening by nipping teammate Jade Edmistone

Short Course World Champs, Day 2 Finals: Crocker Cruises

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, October 8. IAN Crocker holds the world record for 100 meters butterfly over both the long course and short course. So the likelihood of an upset seemed remote. And

Short Course World Champs, Day 2 Finals: Cope Wins 100 Backstroke Crown

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, October 8. WITH the USA’s Natalie Coughlin, the world record-holder, sidelined with a stress fracture in her left foot, the women’s 100-meter backstroke was up for grabs. But when

Short Course World Champs, Day 2 Finals: Hansen Triumphs in 100 Breast

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, October 8. THE USA’s Brendan Hansen holds the global standard for the long course 100-meter breaststroke. Tonight he proved he also is pretty fair in the short course race,

Short Course World Champs, Day Two Finals: Jenny Thompson on Track to Go Out With Gold, Leads 50 Butterfly Semifinals

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 8. JENNY Thompson is the all-time most medaled athlete in both Olympic and FINA World Championship competition. And though she has said this meet will close out

Short Course World Champs, Day 2 Finals: Algeria’s Iles Posts Fastest 50 Free in Semis

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, October 8. PERHAPS inspired by Tunisia’s Ous Mellouli’s win in the 400 IM only minutes before, Algeria’s Salim Iles clocked the fastest time in the semifinals of the men’s

Short Course World Champs, Day Two Finals: Hanson Leads Aussie 1 – 2 Sweep in Women’s 50 Breaststroke

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 8. OLYMPIC 100 breaststroke silver medal winner Brook Hanson beat her Australian teammate, new world record holder Jade Edmistone, by a bare .01, :30.20 to :30.21 for

Short Course World Champs, Day Two Finals: If You Like Racing, You’d Love the Men’s 100 Backstroke

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 8. FOUR different competitors had a fair claim to favorite status in the Men’s 100 Backstroke, but until someone proves otherwise, the smart money is always on

Short Course World Champs, Day Two Finals: Lenton Leads Semi-finals in Women’s 100 Freestyle

09 October 2004

INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 8. LIBBY Lenton (AUS) used her superior skill off the start and walls to easily lead qualifiers for tomorrows final at :53.53. Lenton appeared to be swimming

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