The State of the Sport
by Tito Morales ATHENS, August 23. SO what have we learned about the state of the sport at the conclusion of yet another memorable Olympic Games swimming competition? Plenty. Michael
by Tito Morales ATHENS, August 23. SO what have we learned about the state of the sport at the conclusion of yet another memorable Olympic Games swimming competition? Plenty. Michael
PHOENIX, August 23. ONE hundred ninety three thousand, eight hundred fifteen people visited SwimInfo.com to get the latest news about swimming during the first eight days of the Olympics. The
Phoenix, Ariz., August 24. THE September issue of Swimming World magazine will feature swimming highlights of the 2004 Olympic Games. You can place your order online through noon today, August
By M. Duncan Scott ATHENS, Greece, August 22. CHANTELLE Newbery of Australia demonstrated the virtues of consistency in international diving in winning the Women’s 10 Meter Platform Olympic gold medal,
DEARBORN, Mich., August 22. THE ATHLETES with Disabilities Hall of Fame has announced that swimmer Elizabeth Stone has won its "2004 Female Athlete of the Year" award. Elizabeth will be
PHOENIX, Ariz., August 22. BEFORE the half-way mark tragedy at the 1972 Munich Olympics, security did not create the high-tech fortresses at the Olympic sites now accepted as the norm.
By Brent Rutemiller PHOENIX, August 22. GARY Hall, Jr. was fined $5,000 by USA Swimming for not wearing the team uniform to the starting blocks before his 50 meter freestyle
By Stephen J. Thomas ATHENS, August 22. PERHAPS somewhat overshadowed on a final night of competition where three world records were shattered in the last two races, Jenny Thompson, the
ATHENS, Greece, August 21. AMERICA’S 4×100-meter medley relay closed out the swimming competition at the XXVIII Olympics on Saturday, Aug. 21, by winning gold in a world record time of
By Tito Morales ATHENS, August 22. IT doesn’t seem possible that this guy is for real. I mean, yes, he came, he swam and he conquered… But he also —