By Sarah Tolar SCOTTSDALE, Arizona, May 31. THE 2004 Cactus Classic, the second meet of the first annual Arizona Senior Circuit, brought swimmers from around the Southwest and even lured
By Phillip Whitten DAYTONA BEACH, Florida, May 31. THE International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF), located in Fort Lauderdale since its birth in 1964, may have a new home in
BOWLING GREEN, Kentucky, May 31. WESTERN Kentucky University associate head swimming coach/recruiting coordinator Bruce Marchionda announced Monday the signing of the Hilltoppers’ 2004-05 incoming class. WKU has inked 23 swimmers
AMHERST, Mass, May 31. UNIVERSITY of Massachusetts men's swimming and diving Head Coach Russ Yarworth has announced the incoming class for next season. Nine new swimmers will be joining the
IOWA CITY, Iowa, May 31. THE University of Iowa Athletic Department has announced the hiring of Marc Long as its interim head women's swimming coach and Frannie DeBord as his
MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina, May 31. ITALY wrapped up an impressive showing at the Latin Cup here with six more gold medals on the final night of competition. France fared
FUKUOKA, Japan, May 31. TAKESHI Matsuda, a member of Japan's 2004 Olympic team smashed the Japanese record in the men's 400-meter freestyle at the West Japan Single-Age Championships on Sunday,
By Phillip Whitten SAN JOSE, Calif., May 30. SWIMMING writer P.H. Mullen is spending this Memorial Day weekend recuperating from surgery that removed a large, carcinoid tumor from his lung.
LONDON, May 30. AN independent panel unanimously rejected British sprinter Mark Foster's appeal of British Swimming's decsion not to name him to the 2004 British Olympic team, according to breaking
MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina, May 29. IF this were a boxing match, the referee would declare a technical knockout for the Italian team and award it the title. However, it's