By Phillip Whitten SANTA CLARA, Calif., June 28. WORLD record-holder Aaron Peirsol swam the world's fastest time this year to highlight Day Three's action at the 36th Santa Clara International
by Lennart La Fleur NORKOPPING, Sweden, June 28. THE second day of the Swedish National Championships and World Championship Trials produced no upsets and no earth-shattering times. The highlight came
VICTORIA, B.C., Canada, June 27. AFTER years of drought, it looks as though Canada finally has a women's distance ace. Maybe two. Fifteen year-old Brittany Reimer, who yesterday set a
VICTORIA, B.C., Canada, June 27. TORONTO'S Elizabeth Warden, the hard luck kid of last summer's Commonwealth Games, and Calgary's Morgan Knabe turned in some smokin' times on Day One of
PHOENIX, June 26. KOREA's Sung Mo Cho, 18, won the men's 1500 meters to highligh competition on Day One of the BEST Invitational in Phoenix. Cho, who trains in Jalisco,
BY Phillip Whitten SANTA CLARA, Calif., June 27. WORLD record-holder Natalie Coughlin showed she is on target for an outstanding World Championship meet in Barcelona next month with a superb
By Lennart La Fleur NORKOPPING, Sweden, June 27. THERE were few surprises on the first day of competition at the Swedish National Long Course Championships and World Championship Trials in
Editor's Note: The following article was written by David Denniston, a member of the 2003 US World Championship Team, a teammate of Kicker Vencill on the Irvine Novaquatics Swim Team,
SANTA CLARA, Calif. June 26. OLYMPIAN Klete Keller and University of Florida All-American Sara McLarty were the winners of the two distance events on the opening day of competition of
By Phillip Whitten SYDNEY, June 26. AUSTRALIAN Olympic great Kevin Berry, who swam under Doc Counsilman at Indiana University, is recovering at St. Vincent's Hospital in Sydney after undergoing successful