TCU Extends Lead, Looking To Sweep Conference USA Titles
HOUSTON, Tex, February 28. THE TCU men’s and women’s teams extended their leads, while a total of seven meet records were broken in the second day of competition at the
HOUSTON, Tex, February 28. THE TCU men’s and women’s teams extended their leads, while a total of seven meet records were broken in the second day of competition at the
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, February 28. SMU extended its lead after day three of the 2004 Western Athletic Conference Swimming and Diving Championship. The defending champion Mustangs won three gold medals
CHICAGO, Ill, February 27. THE third day of the 2004 Horizon League Swimming & Diving Championships provided some high-octane finishes from the start of the evening finals session on Friday
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virg, February 27. THE Virginia Cavaliers drew one step closer to taking their sixth straight ACC Men's Swimming and Diving Championship Friday evening increasing their overall team score to
LONG BEACH, Calif, February 27. IN the penultimate night of competition at the 2004 Pac-10 Women’s Swimming Championship, Kaitlin Sandeno of USC stole the show with a world class performance
ATHENS, Ga, February 27. AUBURN continues to hold the lead in both the women's and men's team standings at the Southeastern Conference Swimming and Diving Championships being held at Gabrielsen
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., February 27. PRINCETON may be heavily favored to win its fifth straight Ivy League women's crown, but after the first day of the Ivy Championships, host Harvard is
SYDNEY, February 28. GREG HODGE, former Australian National High Performance Director, was defamed by a program that appeared on Australia's Channel 9, a New South Wales Supreme Court jury found
CIOLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., February 26. AND the winner is… The Auburn Tigers! At the end of the 2003-4 Division I Swimming & Diving dual meet season, the Auburn Tigers reign
LONG BEACH, Calif., February 26. CALIFORNIA senior All-American Natalie Coughlin and USC freshman Kalyn Keller stole the show during the second day of the 2004 Pac-10 Women’s Swimming Championships Thursday