By Phillip Whitten STOCKHOLM, Sweden, January 18. SOUTH African Roland Schoeman, who won Olympic gold and silver medals in Athens last August, broke one world record and narrowly missed another
By Stephen J. Thomas STOCKHOLM, 18 January. STAR South African Olympic relay gold medalist and 100 free silver medalist from Athens Roland Schoeman converted his speed into the short course
By Phillip Whitten INDIANAPOLIS, January 18. DALE Neuburger, former president of USA Swimming and current head of US Aquatic Sports, has submitted his resignation as President of the Indiana Sports
By Phillip Whitten MONTREAL, January 18. TODAY is D-Day — Decision Day. Time to fish or cut bait. Today FINA and Montreal 2005 meet organizers will decide whether or not
NEW HAVEN, Conn., January 18. IT is with great sadness that the friends of a great Yale swimmer, Tim Jecko, class of ’59, announce his passing. His death ends an
BAKERSFIELD, Calif., January 15. A crowd of over 300 fans were treated to an entertaining day as USC’s men’s team beat the Cal. State Bakersfield RoadRunners 160–128, while the Trojan
GAMBIER, Ohio, January 17. SWIMMING with a split squad Friday afternoon, part of the Kenyon College Lords swimming and diving team defeated Oberlin College at home. The other part of
GAMBIER, Ohio, January 17. WITH a split squad taking on three teams simultaneously, the Kenyon College women’s swimming and diving team wrapped up a busy Friday afternoon by collecting two
ATLANTA, Ga., January 17. KATIE Hoff is eminently beatable. Just ask Morgan Scroggy. In the finals of the 100 yard butterfly at the Eastern Classic here last night in the
MADISON, NJ, January 17. TIM Jecko, 66, a member of the 1956 U.S. Olympic swim team, an NCAA champion at Yale University and an actor on Broadway and in regional