By Lennart La Fleur MALMO, Sweden, May 25. SWEDEN'S Anna-Karin Kammerling and Martin Gustavsson were named the Outstanding Swimmers of the two-day Swedish Grand Prix 2 meet, which ended today.
By Phillip Whitten LOS ANGELES, May 24. LIKE fine wine, Lindsay Benko just gets better with age. Swimming on Day One of the Speedo Grand Challenge at the McDonald's Olympic
By Lennart La Fleur MALMO, Sweden, May 24. FOR several years, Sweden's Anna-Karin Kammerling has been known as a pure sprinter — primarily in short course. Today, the world record-holder
PALM CITY, Fla, May 24. Elizabeth "Betty" Philcox-Voss, a Norwalk native whose contribution to women's swimming at the local, state, national and international levels had no peer, died May 16
CAIRNS, Australia, May 24. AUSTRALIAN Swimming’s pocket rocket, Alice Mills, celebrated her 17th birthday with a triple treat at tonight’s second session of the Telstra Grand Prix in Cairns, winning
CAIRNS, Australia, May 23. LEISEL Jones tonight led Australia White to victory in Cairns in the first of the three-meet Telstra Swimming Grand Prix series – signaling her intentions for
LOS ANGELES, May 23. MOVE over, Kristine Quance, you've got competition. Quance, the former University of Southern California NCAA champion/All-America from the early 1990s who helped lead the Trojans to
INDIANAPOLIS, May 22. FOLLOWING in the footsteps of legendary Indiana University coach James "Doc" Counsilman and Olympic gold medalist Frank E. McKinney, Jr., Indiana Sports Corporation (ISC) President Dale Neuburger
By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, May 22. THERE were two pieces of news on the doping front today: one from China and one from Brazil. In Beijing, the Chinese Olympic Committee
By Joh Jeffrey RENO,May 21. KATY Houston, a sophomore at McQueen High School who has been experiencing a breakout year in USA Swimming, rode her recent wave of success to
