INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, December 6. OAKLAND’S men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams extended their leads on the second day of the 2003 Mid-Continent Conference Swimming and Diving Championships, held at

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind., December 5. THE 15th-ranked Texas A&M men's swimming and diving team survived an opening event disqualification and ensuing neck-and-neck battle to defeat Purdue, 129-114, at the Boilermaker

NASHVILLE, Tenn., December 5. AMANDA Weir once again showed why she is one of the world's greatest swimmers winning the night's marquee event, the Open Women's 200 yard Freestyle. The

DURBAN, South Africa, December 5. ROLAND Schoeman became the holder of four South African records and claimed three medals while Ryk Neethling collected two silvers to stand out in the

OXFORD, Ohio, December 5. MIAMI University's women's swimming & diving teams finished up day one of the Miami Invitational in good shape, as the women led their nine-team field, while

AUBURN, Ala, December 5. AUBURN’S Rachel Korth posted a 426.37 during the platform competition, breaking Kelsey Patterson's school record of 424.30, to highlight action from the second finals session of

LOS ALAMITOS, CA, December 5. THE World Champion U.S. women’s water polo team posted wins over third-ranked Russia and No. 4 Canada on day two (Dec. 4) of the 6th

By Phillip Whitten SAN FRANCISCO, November 27. AMY Van Dyken, who won four gold medals at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, was called to testify before the federal Grand Jury

AKRON, Ohio, December 5. THE University of Akron women's swimming and diving team holds a slim lead after day one of the 2003 Giant Eagle Zips Invitational, being held this

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, December 5. OAKLAND University took the first steps in posting its fifth consecutive Mid-Continent Conference Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships by ending the first day of