By Stephen J. Thomas BRISBANE, January 15. ASHLEY Callus smashed his own Queensland record for the 100m freestyle on Day Four of the Queensland State titles, breaking the 49-second barrier
URGENT REQUEST: FAX OR E-MAIL THE FEDERAL TITLE IX COMMISSION BETWEEN JAN. 13-22 AND ASK THE MEMBERS TO FIX TITLE IX ENFORCEMENT WHAT TO DO: Write a letter today! Calling
EVANSTON, Ill., Jan. 14. NORTHWESTERN University junior swimmer Erica Rose (Cleveland, Ohio/Hawken School) has been named the Big Ten Female Swimmer of the Week. It is the first such honor
KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 14. THE ninth-ranked University of Virginia men's swimming and diving team fell to 11th-ranked Tennessee 126-117 at the UT Student Aquatic Center this afternoon. The Volunteers won
GREENSBORO, N.C., Jan. 14. UNIVERSITY of Virginia first-year swimmer Fran Crippen (Conshohocken, Pa./ Germantown Academy) has been selected as the Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Swimming and Diving Performer of the
LAS CRUCES, N.M., Jan. 13. THE University of Houston women's team evened its record on a three-day road trip with a 131.5 – 111.5 win over New Mexico State on
BRISBANE, January 14. GRANT Hackett contrinued to put on a virtuoso performance on Day 3 of the Queensland Open and Age Championships in Cleveland, a suburb of Brisbane. On the
CORAL GABLES, FL., January 13. DESPITE several surprise first-place finishes by the home team Miami Hurricanes, the No. 2-ranked University of Florida's women's team had too much Gatorade in its
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 13. THE Buckeyes may be No. 1 on the gridiron but in the swimming pool they've still got a ways to go befroe reaching the top. The
CLEVELAND, Jan. 12. THE CWRU men hosted Southwestern University this past Friday at the Veale Natatorium in their first varsity action since December 7. The Spartans won 10 out of