By Nicole Leffer FRESNO, Calif., June 8. SPECTATORS at California’s Central Section Valley High School Championships, held May 20-22 at California State University, Fresno, may have been wondering if any
PHOENIX, Ariz., August 18. WITH the 2004 Olympic Games underway and the 2004 Short Course World Championships around the corner, you'll want to know about all the action. You won't
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., June 7. IN response to the decision by the Federation Internationale de Natation Amateur (FINA, the worldwide governing body for aquatics), to ban arm band technology for
By Nicole Leffer CANET, France, June 6. MEET Two of the 2004 Mare Nostrum circuit, held in Canet, France, on June 5th and 6th, may have been near the beach,
Garcia and Segerlin Move On to Platform Finals at Olympic Trials * June 7, 2004 ST. PETERS, Mo., June 7. AUBURN University diver Caesar Garcia advanced into the finals of
PHOENIX, AZ, June 8. SwimInfo.com, has expanded its resources to offer added value to those in the swimming community who subscribe to Swimming World and/or Swimming Technique Magazines. Currently Swimming
By Phillip Whitten BERLIN, June 7. SHE is young, unknown and naive — not yet aware of any limits to her speed. In other words, she is extremely dangerous. That
OSTROWIEC SWIETZKRZYSKS, Poland, June 7. SHE'S not just a flyer anymore. That's the inescapable conclusion as the three-day Polish Nationals and Olympic Trials ended yesterday in Ostrowiec Swietzkrzysks, Poland. The
By Mark Gill FORT MYERS, Fla., June 7. NO walls, no pads, no blocks ~ just water. That was the motto of the 2004 USA Swimming National Open Water Camp
By Peter Andersen RICCIONE, Italy, June 5. GERMAN and British swimmers dominated the third day of competition at the FINA Masters World Championships in Riccione, Italy, where a heavy, steady