SwimInfo has compiled the 2003 College Conference Comparisons. This is the most comprehensive listing of college championships which took place among schools in NCAA Divisions I, II, III; NAIA; NJCAA

By Phillip Whitten NEW YORK, NY, June 16. FOR the first time in its 21-year history, the annual Swim Around Manhattan marathon was called off yesterday due to pollution resulting

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, June 16. NBC Sports extended its lock on Olympic TV coverage last week after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) accepted its combined bid of $2 billion for the

By Phillip Whitten BARCELONA, June 15. THERE were no world records today, but there was plenty of fast swimming including three world-leading times for 2003. Finland's Hanna Seppala, 19, vaulted

KENT, England, June 15. PROFESSOR James Malcolm ("Taffy") Cameron died at his home in Kent, England, yesterday at the age of 73. He reportedly had been in poor health for

BRACCIANO, Italy, June 15. ITALIANS dominated the awards podium at the LEN (League of European Nations) 10K Open Water European Cup today in Bracciano, Italy. World champion Viola Valli took

By Phillip Whitten BARCELONA, June 14. RUSSIA'S Dmitri Komornikov, 22, set a world record in the 200 meter breaststroke today at the Mare Nostrum meet in Barcelona with a time

DALLAS, Texas, June 14. SWISS 2001 World Championship 1500m silver medalist Flavia Rigamonti, whom many considered the favorite to win the event this summer, broke her right arm in a

BURLINGTON, Vt., June 13. SWIMMERS looking for the ultimate challenge and the opportunity to help others are invited to participate in the 7th Annual Greater Burlington YMCA Shore to Shore

WASHINGTON, D.C., Dec. 12. IN disheartening news for swimming and other Olympic sports, a federal court dismissed a lawsuit Wednesday that contends the U.S. Department of Education discriminated against male