INDIANAPOLIS, October 11. THERE were some very fast medley swimmers in the finals of the men’s 100 IM, a fast, exciting event: Brazil’s Thiago Pereira, South American record-holder in the
INDIANAPOLIS, October 11. GREAT Britain’s James Hickman has never won Olympic gold, but he’s been remarkably consistent – and consistently excellent — over the short course 200 meters fly. In
INDIANAPOLIS, October 11. MARLEEN Veldhuis, The Netherlands, won the 50 freestyle tonight at 24.41, with 100 freestyle winner Libby Lenton (AUS; 24.54) and two-time defending champion and world record-holder Therese
INDIANAPOLIS, October 11. THE USA’s Brendan Hansen had already won the 100 and 200-meter breaststroke events, each time leading Australia’s Brenton Rickard and Kazakhstan’s Vladislav Polyakov to the wall. But
INDIANAPOLIS, October 11. MARTINA Moravcova defended the championship she won at the 2002 Moscow short course Worlds touching at 57.38. America’s Rachel Komisarz (57.85) and Jenny Thompson (58.13) corralled the
INDIANAPOLIS, October 11. BROOKE Hanson surged on a wave of momentum to her fifth individual win of the championships, and sixth gold medal when the world record medley relay is
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 11. AARON Peirsol (USA) won the 200 backstroke tonight in a world record time of 1:50.52. This crown goes along with his win and meet record earlier
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 11. HALEY Cope swims backstroke. She swims backstroke very well. She wins national titles in the 50 free. She’s very good. She’s VERY good. But sometimes it’s
INDIANAPOLIS, October 11. FROM the very first heat of the first round, the men’s 100-meter free shaped up as a battle between the USA’s Jason Lezak and Algeria’s Salim Iles,
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. Jenny Thompson, one of the most dependable international relay performers in the history of American swimming, anchored her last American relay to world championship gold tonight in
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