By Phillip Whitten MILLAU, France, August 26. TEN European records — two by Germany's Hannelore Roese — highlighted the first day of competition at the ninth edition of the European
CORVALLIS, Oregn, August 29. LARRY Liebowitz is the new women's swimming head coach at Oregon State, it was announced by OSU Athletic Director Bob De Carolis. Liebowitz, who has extensive
By Josh Jeffrey DAEGU, South Korea, August 28. TWO new Universiade records and a number of world-class performances highlighted this evening's competition in Daegu at the World University Games. The
MIAMI, Florida, August 27. The two-time Olympian, eight-time Olympic medalist (4 gold, 3 silver, 1 bronze), American record-holder and hero to millions of swimmers and diabetes patients coordinated the launch
By Michael W. Moore STANFORD, Calif., August 27. SEVENTEEN Masters world records were broken at the International Gay and Lesbian (IGLA) Aquatic Championships. The championships were held in the very
By Robert Watson NEW YORK, August 27. CHELSEA Piers Masters swimmer Jeffrey Wortman of New York suffered and subsequently died from a massive heart attack on Saturday, August 23, while
By Neville Smith DURBAN, South Africa, August 27. SOUTH Africa is set to host the third leg of the 2003-2004 FINA Swimming World Cup series meet in the beautiful and
TUCSON, Ariz., August 27. BASED on Swimming South Africa and the National Olympic Committee of South Africa's qualifying times for the 2004 Olympic Games, Ryk Neethling officially qualified for the
COLORADO SPRINGS, August 27. THE dates for the 2004 Paralympic Team Selection Meet are finalized. The meet will be held at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center (Minneapolis) from April
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, August 27. AUSTRALIAN Masters ace Jenny Whiteley chalked up her sixth world record of the year when she became the first women in the 45-49