By M. Duncan Scott PALO ALTO, Calif., August 4. EIGHT events. Eight new champions crowned at the 2004 ConocoPhillips US National Championships. Remember these names: Tanica Jamison. Garrett Weber-Gale. Haley
PHOENIX, Ariz. August 4. BOB Gillett, President of the NCSA (National Club Swimming Association) announced that over 600 swimmers from 140 teams from across the USA will be completing next
Phoenix, Ariz., August 4. SPORTS Publications International launched SwimInfo Wire today. This free service allows news organizations, commercial and non-profit entities, such as swim clubs, to reprint articles posted on
By M. Duncan Scott PALO ALTO, Calif. August 3. FIRST-time champions were crowned for both women and men on the first day of competition at the 2004 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming
By Sarah Tolar LONG BEACH, August 4. IT was the evening of March 10, 1996, inside the IUPUI Natatorium and history was about to be made. Twenty-six year old Byron
PHOENIX, Ariz. August 2. SWIMINFO has provided its medal picks and analysis for Athens in its special Olympic section. Just for fun, we’ve also started a "Beat the Experts" contest
By Kim Carlson SAN JOSE, Calif., August 2. TEN year-old Adam Hinshaw of DeAnza Cupertino Aquatics lowered his 200 and 400 meter freestyle national age group records at the Far
By Wayne Goldsmith Introduction – Why write this article? In the past fifteen years, I have worked with swimmers, coaches, sports scientists and administrators across Australia and around most of
ROBERVAL, Quebec, Canada, August 2. BULGARIAN Petar Stoychev won the 50th Traversée Internationale du Lac Saint-Jean in Canada on Saturday, the fourth consecutive year that the 29-year-old Bulgarian has won
Editor’s note: The teams that competed in the Super Final, for which these previews were prepared, are the same squads that will hit the water in Athens. Thus, add the
