MISSION VIEJO, Calif., June 19. AFOX's Emily Mason and Trojan Swim Club's Ous Mellouli were easy winners in the 800 meter freestyle here this evening on opening night of the

By Rob Copeland CLEMSON, SOUTH CAROLINA, June 14. UNDER overcast skies that threatened but never delivered rain, 67 Masters swimmers from around the country gathered at Lake Hartwell to compete

SAVANNAH, GA, June 19. SAVANNAH College of Art and Design's Executive Vice President Brian Murphy and Athletic Director Jud Damon announced today that the college is changing athletic affiliation and

MADISON, Wis, June 19. JOSH Seykora, formerly of the University of Illinois, has been named the new diving coach at the University of Wisconsin, Badger head swimming coach Eric Hansen

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., June 18. THE United States Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) announced Tuesday that swimmer Kristen Lewis of Moraga, Calif. tested positive for pseudoephedrine at the USA Swimming Grand Prix

CANET, June 18. WHILE many swimmers swam significantly slower in Canet — the final stop on this year's Mare Nostrum tour — Slovakia's Martina Moravcova demonstrated yet again that if

NORRISTOWN, Penn., June 18. THE American Water Polo Coaches Association has released the 2002-2003 Women's All-Academic Team. The athletes represent achievement on three levels: Excellent 3.20-3.40, Superior 3.41-3.70, and Outstanding

BERLIN, June 15. CARSTEN Kuhlmorgen, 32, a former top East German swimmer, died Saturday in Afghanistan as a result of injuries suffered from an attack by a suicide car bomber.

PHOENIX, June 18. STANFORD University will win the 2002-03 Directors' Cup, presented to the nation's most successful collegiate athletic program. Stanford, of course, is also among the top academic institutions