By Oene Rusticus AMSTERDAM, April 26. WORLD-LEADING times were recorded by Dutch swimmers in both the women's and men's 50 meter freestyle as the Dutch National Long Course Championships and

By Phillip Whitten TOLEDO, Ohio, April 25. AFTER meeting with supporters of the axed University of Toledo swim team and listening to their plan that in one week raised the

By Ian Hanson FREMANTLE, Western Australia, April 25. FREMANTLE’S Ukranian born goal scoring machine Andrei Kovalenko tonight became the first player in Australian Water Polo history to score 100 goals

By Jeff Roddin BETHESDA, Maryland, April 24. A few weekends ago, the Montgomery Ancient Mariners hosted the 11th annual Albatross Open (SCM) in Bethesda, Maryland. While it didn't have 700+

By Phillip Whitten TOLEDO, Ohio, April 25. SUPPORTERS of the University of Toledo men's swimming team, which was cut in an ill-conceived and ill-considered decision last Friday, will rally at

By Kevin Milak TOLEDO, Ohio, April 24. IT was Good Friday for the Christian swimmers, Passover for the Jewish student-athletes — an unusual choice of days for a college administration

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., April 23. UCLA maintained its position as the number one power in NCAA women's water polo in the weekly poll of the Collegiate Water Polo Coaches Association

By Hideki Mochizuki and Takahisa Ide TOKYO, April 22. SACHIKO Yamada and Kosuke Kitajima turned in sparkling performances as the 79th Japanese National Swimming Championships got underway today at Tokyofs

LAUSANNE, Switzerland, April 22. TWO FINA open water swims scheduled to be held in Asia in June have been canceled because of the outbreak of the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory