YOKOHAMA, Japan, August 23. IT was deja vu all over again. Well…almost. American swimmers seem to have a problem with their knees and Japanese swimming pools. Last year at the

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Aug. 22. THE US men's water polo team was defeated by Yugoslavia and Hungary in its first two games in the FINA World Cup. Yugoslavia 9, USA 4

FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida, August 21. JOHN Leonard, the Executive Director of the American Swimming Coaches Association (ASCA) has sent a letter to Marty Mankamyer, newly-elected president of the United States

By Phillip Whitten YOKAHAMA, Japan, August 20. THE Pan Pacific Committee has released the swimming schedule for the Pan Pacific Championships. The schedule is as follows: DAY ONE: August 24

August 20. IT was a busy weekend on the open water circuit, with major competitions being held in Atlantic City, New Jersey and Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Clark, Majcen Take Atlantic

By Stephen J Thomas SYDNEY, August 20. ELITE Coach Gennadi Touretski has wasted little time in moving on after his ten-year stint at the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) in

BOCA RATON, Florida, Aug. 18. THE U.S. women's junior water polo team concluded its sweep at the Junior Pan American Championships, downing Canada 7-5 in the gold medal game to

By Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen CLEVELAND, August 18. THE fourth and final day of competition did not disappoint as over 26 world and national records fell to an interesting mixture of old

By Phil Whitten CLEVELAND, August 17. SEVEN Masters world records — including two by Honza Vitazka — and 11 US Masters national records bit the dust on Day 3 of

By Phillip Whitten FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida. August 17. THE 52-member US National Swim Team left Fort Lauderdale, Florida, tonight, brimming with confidence, as it heads for a showdown with Australia