World Cup Coming to Africa
By Neville Smith DURBAN, South Africa, August 27. SOUTH Africa is set to host the third leg of the 2003-2004 FINA Swimming World Cup series meet in the beautiful and
By Neville Smith DURBAN, South Africa, August 27. SOUTH Africa is set to host the third leg of the 2003-2004 FINA Swimming World Cup series meet in the beautiful and
TUCSON, Ariz., August 27. BASED on Swimming South Africa and the National Olympic Committee of South Africa's qualifying times for the 2004 Olympic Games, Ryk Neethling officially qualified for the
COLORADO SPRINGS, August 27. THE dates for the 2004 Paralympic Team Selection Meet are finalized. The meet will be held at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center (Minneapolis) from April
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, August 27. AUSTRALIAN Masters ace Jenny Whiteley chalked up her sixth world record of the year when she became the first women in the 45-49
COLUMBIA, S.C., August 26. THE University of South Carolina has announced the hiring of Matthew McVittie as assistant swimming coach for the men’s and women’s teams. McVittie comes to USC
By Josh Jeffrey DAEGU, South Korea, August 26. THE fastest-ever edition of the World University Games continued this evening with magnificent performances and some big wins by Chinese and British
By Nancy Ridout STANFORD, Calif., August 26. THREE swimmers from Tamalpais Aquatic Masters (TAM) combined to set five short course (25 meter) Masters Swimming world records while Tod Spieker of
By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, August 27. AUSTRALIAN Swimming Inc. today announced a three-month ban on Sydney based swimmer Andrew Burns after the dorsal specialist tested positive to two banned
DAEGU, South Korea, August 25. SOUTH Korean police have stepped up security at the World University Games in Daegu after a tip that Islamic radicals were planning to launch a
By Josh Jeffrey DAEGU, South Korea, August 25. MORE surprises, new Universiade records, and a gold medal for the US team highlighted action at the World University Games in Daegu,