INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. The men’s 50 breaststroke semifinals were close – only 1.08 seconds separated all 16 semifinalists – yet, an air of inevitability hung over the pool. It signaled
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. CAN anyone stop Australia’s Brooke Hanson? Apparently not. The 26 year-old Aussie with the enchanting smile stroked to her fifth gold medal of these Championships, becoming the
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. Newly minted 50 backstroke world champion Thomas Rupprath (GER) leads the qualifiers for tomorrows final in the 100 individual medley. Rupprath holds the world record and was
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. SLOVAKIA’S Martina Moravcova came into the meet as a 14 time individual medalist in short course world championship competition, with 6 golds. Martina’s 100 butterfly semifinal suggests
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. IAN Crocker added the 50 butterfly to his list of short course world records (100 butterfly; 100 freestyle) slamming the wall at 22.71, bursting the Geoff Huegill
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. CAN anyone stop Australia’s Brooke Hanson? Apparently not. The 26 year-old Aussie with the enchanting smile stroked to her fifth gold medal of these Championships, becoming the
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. THE USA’s Jason Lezak rebounded from his disappointment at finishing eighth last night in the 50 free by dominating the first heat of the 100-meter freestyle semifinals.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 10. HAYLEY Cope was the lead qualifier this morning but really turned on the jets in the semifinal as she dropped over a second to :27.14, only
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 10. THOMAS Rupprath has swum the men’s short course 50 backstroke faster than any person in history, and now he is world champion as well. His :23.51
INDIANAPOLIS, IN, October 10. BROOKE Hanson continues to perform at the highest level as she added the 100 breaststroke to her 50 breaststroke and 100 IM crowns. She picked up
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