CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virg, February 22. THE University of Virginia won the 2004 Atlantic Coast Conference Women's Swimming and Diving Championship, which was held in the Aquatic and Fitness Center on the

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, February 22. BYU captured its fifth straight Mountain West Conference Swimming & Diving Championships tonight at Oklahoma City Community College. The men's team finished with 775.50 points,

MINNEAPOLIS, February 22. ALL week long, the Women’s Big-10 Swimming and Diving Championships has been building to a thrilling finish. And at Sunday night’s final session, the athletes didn’t disappoint.

By Hideki Mochizuki TOKYO, February 22. ONE day after a disappointing 2:08.09 effort in the short course 200m breaststroke, double world record-holder Kosuke Kitajima swam 100 meters breaststroke in a

CAIRO, Egypt, February 21. FOUR more swimmers reached their third victory at the Egyptian National Championships. Haithem Hazem won the 50m fly to add to his wins in the 50m,

STANFORD, Calif., February 21. IN one of the fastest and most exciting dual meets in history, the Stanford men's swimming and diving team defeated cross-town rival California, 126-117, at the

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, February 21. MIAMI-OHIO sophomore Ellen Koch (Pittsburgh, Pa./Mt. Lebanon) won her second event of the weekend to lead Miami University's women's swimming & diving team on day two

LANDOVER, Maryland, February 21. AFTER Day One of the 2004 Northeast Conference Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships, Gardner-Webb leads the women with 179 points, just edging out Central Connecticut State

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, February 21. FOUR-time defending conference champion BYU leads the men's and women's field with 521 and 497 points, respectively, after day three at the Mountain West Conference

EAST MEADOW, N.Y., February 20. AFTER two days of competition at the 2004 BIG EAST Swimming and Diving Championship, the University of Pittsburgh men lead the field with 534 points,