FUNCHAL, Madeira Islands, Portugal, May 11. SHEILA Taormina, a 1996 Olympic gold medalist in swimming and former University of Georgia All-American, won the women's race at the Triathlon World Championships
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, May 11. THE IOC today issued the following statement: "After three days of productive meetings in Athens, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Coordination Commission today confirmed its renewed
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., May 11. AFTER years of ignoring the problem, the United States Olympic Committee (USOC) and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) have finally decided to address the
By Phillip Whitten MADRID, Spain, May 11. EASTERN European swimmers dominated the action on the second day of the 2004 European Swimming Championships at the M-86 Pool in Madrid, winning
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 11. TENNESSEE women's head coach Dan Colella, Diving Coach Dave Parrington and the University of Tennessee swimming & diving program announced the signing of two student-athletes to
MADRID, May 10. UKRAINE’S Yana Klochkova had a relatively easy time of it while Italy’s Emiliano Brembilla had to fight every stroke of the way, but at the end of
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, May 10. SEE Water Catch Fire Patron Package Allows Swim Clubs and Organizations to Experience Championships as a Team Special ticket packages have been developed for swim clubs,
DUBAI, UAE, May 10. BULGARIAN Petar Stoychev, overall winner of the 2001, 2002 and 2003 editions, won his fourth straight 10km race in Dubai, the third event of the 2004
STANFORD, Calif., May 9. FOR reasons lost to the vagaries of history, former USC All-America football player Morley Drury has always been known as the "Noblest Trojan of them all."
By Marcio Menezes RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, May 9. DAY Five of the Brazilian Nationals was the last opportunity for those who dreamed of making the Olympic team to make