NORRISTOWN, Penn., June 18. THE American Water Polo Coaches Association has released the 2002-2003 Women's All-Academic Team. The athletes represent achievement on three levels: Excellent 3.20-3.40, Superior 3.41-3.70, and Outstanding
BERLIN, June 15. CARSTEN Kuhlmorgen, 32, a former top East German swimmer, died Saturday in Afghanistan as a result of injuries suffered from an attack by a suicide car bomber.
The following is a statement by Kathy Waller, provided during testimony at the Missouri legislature on the first hearing of HB 631. — Phil Whitten By Kathy Waller WHILE my
PHOENIX, June 18. STANFORD University will win the 2002-03 Directors' Cup, presented to the nation's most successful collegiate athletic program. Stanford, of course, is also among the top academic institutions
By Craig Lord LONDON, June 17. JAMES Malcolm Cameron, a professor of forensic medicine at the University of London, pathologist and head of swimming's Medical Commission, died at his home
ATLANTA, June 17. KATIE Taylor, a former multiple- year Southeastern Conference sprint freestyle, freestyle relay and medley relay champion at Auburn, recently earned a Southern Regional Emmy Award for her
WELLINGTON, New Zealand, June 17. A 21-year-old female swim coach has been suspended for a year by Swimming New Zealand for having a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old male swimmer.
CANET, France, June 17. MARTINA Moravcova and Dmitri Komornikov provided most of the fireworks today, the first day of the final stop on the 2003 Mare Nostrum tour, in Canet,
AUBURN, Alabama, June 17. AUBURN Co-Head Women's Coach Kim Brackin took a step away from the pool deck to put together a piece in the latest issue of Cooking Light
CLEMSON, SC, June 15. ON Father's Day it is appropriate that fathers and sons do things together. This Father's Day, Rob Copeland and his 16 year-old son, Noah, celebrated by