By Beatrice Obwocha NAKURU, Kenya, September 5. THE Kenyan swimming official implicated in the sex scandal reported yesterday on SwimInfo during the national junior team’s tour of Zambia early this
By Phillip Whitten SAN DIEGO, September 5. COACH Rick Curl, head coach of the Curl-Burke Swim Club, was elected President of the American Swim Coaches Association (ASCA) tonight at the
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, September 7. THE irrepressible Aussie Masters swimming machine Jenny Whiteley splashed out two more short course world records today in a brilliant display at her
NEW YORK, September 5. GARY Hall, Jr., 27, four-time Olympic gold medalist and American record-holder in the 50 meter freestyle will be featured on CNN Headline News' "Biofeedback" throughout the
By William Njuguna NAIROBI, Kenya, September 3. FIVE Kenyan swimming officials face three-year bans following reports of a probe committee that implicates them in a sex scandal and mismanagement during
By Bill Wygant MAUI, Hawaii, September 4. ON Friday, August 29, 2003, Petaluma (California) swim coach and mother of five, Dea Ann Joslin, completed the first solo round-trip crossing of
HONOLULU, September 3. DR. ALLEN B. Richardson, a gifted surgeon and leader in the fight against doping, died Monday. Richardson, 56, had been battling cancer for several years. His loss
MIAMI, Florida, September 3. GARY Hall, Jr., 27, four-time Olympic gold medalist and American record-holder in the 50 meter freestyle, took exception — respectfully — to comments made recently by
CARBONDALE, Ill., September 3. DR. EDWARD J. Shea, beloved Illinois Masters swimmer, left this life Sunday, August 31st at the age of 88. Appropriately enough, his last swimming competition was
By Phillip Whitten HONOLULU, September 2. THE Waikiki Rough Water Swim usually is one of the most enjoyable, smooth-water swims on the open water circuit. Not this year. This year