By Stephen J. Thomas CANBERRA, Australia, December 16. IF there were ever any doubts about whether Aussie dual Olympian and four-time world champion, Petria Thomas, would return from an extended

NASHVILLE, Dec. 15. AT the Music City Winter Invitational in Nashville, SwimAtlanta's 16-year-old Amanda Weir, fresh from her 100 free win at the U.S. Open last week, had a solid

BELMONT SHORES, Cal., December 15. A fine 200 back-100 free double by FAST's Luis Vayo highlighted the final evening's action at the SoCal Swimming Winter Invite here tonight. Vayo, a

BELMONT SHORES, Cal., December 14. NORTH Coast's Valerie Tukay and NOVA's Scott Tucker each won their second event here this evening and Olympian Tom Wilkens made it three wins in

EUROPEAN SHORT COURSE CHAMPIONSHIPS Riesa, Germany Dec. 12-15, 2002 25 meter pool DAY THREE: December 14, 2002 RESULTS MEN 1,500 metres freestyle 1. Yuri Prilukov (RUS) 14:35.06 ER 2. David

by Paul Meznarich (U.S. Paralympics) MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina, Dec. 14. MIKHAILA Rutherford continued her impressive showing at the International Paralympic Committee's Swimming World Championships On Friday in Mar Del

COLORADO Springs, Colo., December 14. AUBURN'S women and Michigan's men maintained their #1 positions in the latest College Swim Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) poll, released today by the CSCAA.

BELMONT SHORES, CA., December 13> TOM Wilkens just loves to swim. Winter, summer, yards, meters, the former Stanford NCAA champ and Sydney bronze medalist in the 200 IM is truly

RIESA, Germany, Dec. 13. SEVENTEEN year-old Hungarian Eva Rosztov cracked a European record set when she was just a year old and Germany’s Thomas Rupprath earned two golds in just

MAR DEL PLATA, Argentina, Dec. 13. JENNIFER Johnson of San Diego won gold in the 50m backstroke for S1 swimmers and Mikhaila Rutherford earned two silver medals in the SM10