By Brian Haddad NASHVILLE, December 6. THE events may have changed, but many of the winners stayed the same on the second night of the Music City Invitational in Nashville.

By Phillip Whitten FEDERAL WAY, Washington, December 6. Jason Lezak, Tom Malchow and Kim Vandenberg all scored impressive victories on the final day of the US Open at Kings County

Aussie Peter Robertson Wins ITU World Triathlon Championships — December 6, 2003 QUEENSTOWN, NZ – Peter Robertson ran away from Olivier Marceau of Switzerland after riding together off the front

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, December 6. THE 15th-ranked Texas A&M men's swimming & diving team improved to 5-0 on the season after posting a 180.5-117.5 win over No. 25 Indiana at Counsilman-Billingsley

PROVO, Utah, December 6. THE BYU men's diving team placed first in the 3-meter and platform events, while the women placed second in the platform and third in the 1-meter

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind, December 6. THE 15th-ranked Texas A&M women's swimming & diving team turned in a dominant start-to-finish performance in its final meet of the fall season. The Aggies

AUBURN, Ala, December 6. AUBURN freshman Adrienne Binder broke teammate Magda Dyszkiewicz' 1,650 freestyle record by over three full seconds, clocking a 16:07.43 as the action concluded at the Auburn

ATHENS, Ga, December 6. THE Georgia swimming and diving teams continued to perform well during the second day of the 2003 Georgia Fall Invitational at Gabrielsen Natatorium Saturday. The Lady

QUEENSTOWN, NZ – Emma Snowsill of Australia ran away from the lead pack of 8 women off the bike to win the 2003 ITU World Triathlon Championships in Queenstown, New