Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, Australia, March 21. FIVE individual and one relay national standards fell at the New South Wales long course Masters Championships at the Blacktown pool (a north-western

COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 20. AUBURN University did everything it needed to do — and more. The result was the Tigers' third straight women's NCAA Div. I title. Auburn's 569

By Phillip Whitten 400 meter freestyle relay COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 20. THE meet’s final event, the 400 free relay, figured to be yet another struggle between SEC powerhouses, Auburn

By Phillip Whitten 10-meter platform diving COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 20. DIVE and deliver! That's what the Texas diving coach told Longhorn diver Nicole Pohorenec. And that's what she did.

By Phillip Whitten 200 meter butterfly COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 20. THE 200 fly turned into the closest race of the meet, with the top five finishers separated only by

By Phillip Whitten 200 meter breaststroke COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 20. THE 200 breaststroke boasted the deepest field of this spectacular meet: Stanford’s Tara Kirk, the two-time defending champion and

By Phillip Whitten 100 meter freestyle COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 20. THIS kid, this Kara Lynn Joyce kid, is good, and I mean gooood! And as she gains in confidence

By Phillip Whitten 200 meter backstroke COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 20. ON any given day…” You know the rest of the cliché. On any given day, anyone — no matter

By Phillip Whitten 1500 meter freestyle COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 20. THE team race is all but decided. It would take an act of God to deprive the Auburn Tigers

By Phillip Whitten COLLEGE STATION, Texas, March 20. 400 meter freestyle relay The name of the game is making it back for the finals. And that’s what the top teams