LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., Feb. 17. THE U.S. men's water polo team will get its first dose of international competition this week when it plays host to Slovenia for seven days

By Stephen J. Thomas SYDNEY, Feb. 17. THERE have been several developments of interest in Australian swimming the past few days. Giann Rooney has done an about face and will

By Duncan Scott TEMPE, Arizona, Feb. 16. MISTY Hyman, AFOX, continued her successful return to Arizona waters on the final day of competition of the Lost Dutchman Invitational, with a

ATLANTA, Ga., February 15. THE Parkview boys and Brookwood girls — Gwinnett County (suburban Atlanta) rivals located just a few miles from each other on Five Forks Trickum — successfully

CANTON, Oh., February 15. JUST as sure as spring will be a little late this year here in the Upper Midwest, Kenyon College's Ladies and Lords swim teams (again) dominated

PRINCETON, NJ., Feb. 15. AFTER four losses in a row, the Arizona State women's water polo team got back into the win column with an 8-5 victory over the Villanova

LOS ANGELES, February 15. IT was an uncharacteristically cold and dreary afternoon at the McDonald's Olympic Swim Stadium here but Coach Mark Schubert's Women of Troy were on fire. Led

LOS ANGELES, February 15. SOPHOMORE Eszter Gyori and senior Sofia Konoukh scored three goals each Saturday as No. 3-ranked USC's Trojans defeated No. 7 San Diego State, 11-7, in Mountain

HOLLAND, Mich., Feb. 15. IN competition that concluded Saturday at the Holland Community Aquatics Center, Hope College coach John Patnott's Flying Dutchwomen topped a field of six teams at the

BERKELEY, Cal., February 15. HAS Stanford developed a "secret weapon" who can challenge Natalie Coughlin's 100 butterfly supremacy? Well, not exactly, but Cardinal Tara Kirk — American/ NCAA record-holder in