LAUSANNE, Switzerland, March 5. AMERICAN synchronized swimmer Mary Hofer was handed a two-year ban today by FINA, swimming's international governing body, for refusing to take an out of competition doping

PHOENIX, March 7. SIX weeks from now the top Masters swimmers in the USA will gather in Indianapolis for the USMS Short Course National Championships. But the record-breaking has already

By Phillip Whitten LONG BEACH, Calif., March 6. IN one of the most competitive conference meets in recent years, the second-ranked Stanford men's swimming team won an unprecedented 23rd consecutive

AUSTIN, March 6. SWIMATLANTA'S Amanda Weir, 17, gave notice this weekend that she's got her eye on a spot on the US Olympic Team that will compete in Athens this

PRINCETON, NJ, March 6. PRINCETON, seeking to avenge last year's 27-point loss to Harvard, won but one race — the 800 yard freestyle relay — on Day 2 of the

By Phillip Whitten LONG BEACH, Calif., March 5. THREE meet records and two Pac-10 records fell, as Stanford and Cal continued to duke it out on Day 3 of the

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 5. THE Carmel High School boys swimming & diving Team fell short of setting the scoring record for the third consecutive year, but still managed to easily

PRINCETON, NJ., March 5. TWENTy-SECOND-ranked Princeton University, focused on avenging last year's narrow 27-point loss to Harvard, ranked #25 this year, holds a 67.5-point lead over No. 25 Harvard (428-360.5)

PHOENIX, March 5. THIS week's NCAA Women's Water Polo Poll has been released and is now available on the SwimInfo website – Women's Water Polo Poll. New polls will be

By Phillip Whitten LONG BEACH, Calif., March 4. STANFORD dominated competition on the second day, extending its lead at the 2004 Pac-10 Men's Swimming and Diving Championships on Thursday at