Illness Forces Japan’s Hagiwara to Withdraw from Asian Games
TOKYO, Sept 10. JAPAN'S Tomoko Hagiwara has withdrawn from the Asian Games, scheduled to begin on September 29 in Busan, South Korea, due to a stress-related disorder, according to the
TOKYO, Sept 10. JAPAN'S Tomoko Hagiwara has withdrawn from the Asian Games, scheduled to begin on September 29 in Busan, South Korea, due to a stress-related disorder, according to the
CANBERRA, September 10. TO understrength national squads went head to head and came up with a 6-all draw at the Bruce Swimming Hall here last night. The rematch of the
STANFORD, Cal., Sept. 9. TOP-RANKED and defending national champion Stanford (1-0) made its 2002 debut something of a "laugher" with a 21-5 win over game, but outmanned, U Cal Santa
SAN MATEO, Calif., September 8. LONGTIME Masters swimmer Zada Taft passed away the morning of August 30, only one month after her husband, Ray, died. She was 81. Zada was
ATLANTIC CITY, September 7. THE USA's Erica Rose and Bulgaria's Petar Stoychev emerged from the 77-degree water off Atlantic City, New Jersey, the first winners of the inaugural FINA World
By Rob Butcher ORLANDO, Florida, Sept. 6. IT has been 14 months since Coach Bud Farmer passed away. In that time, the Farmer family, and several ex-Bud Farmer-coached swimmers, have
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO., Sept. 6. U.S. Paralympics announced Thursday, September 5, the members of its 2002 National Swimming Team that will compete at the International Paralympic Committee's Swimming World Championships
By Maggie Ellis MELBOURNE, Sept. 5. PETRIA Thomas set a new Commonwealth record and won her fourth gold of the Australian National Short Course Championships with a sizzling swim in
By Phillip Whitten AT the 1972 Munich Olympics, Mark Spitz turned in the greatest performance in any sport in Olympic history, winning 7 events — all in world record time!
PRINCETON, NJ., Sept. 5. ERIC Eikenbary joins the Princeton University Tigers as assistant men's swimming coach after serving as the assistant coach for two years at the University of Kansas.