By Phillip Whitten FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., June 2. THREE Europeans — Italy's Giorgia Lamberti, Spain's Martin Lopez-Zubero and Russia's Denis Pankratov — top the list of eight individuals who will
By Phillip Whitten LONDON, June 2. WOULD-BE drug cheats in sports may find the going a bit rougher in the very near future, Scottish researchers announced today. Dr. Michael Rennie
SWANSEA, Wales, GBR, May 31. BRITISH swimmer Adrian Turner is fighting against all the odds to make the British squad destined for this summer's World Championships but at a preparation
SWANSEA, Wales, GBR, June 1. BRITAIN'S swimmers showed just how far they have come in the past 12 months with some impressive performances on the final day of a World
By Marek Warszawski The Fresno Bee FRESNO, Calif., May 16. TWO Fresno State athletic programs received new life Thursday as university administrators and the Valley Soccer Foundation reached an agreement
BY Kevin Milak SWANSEA, Great Britain, May 30. ALMOST two weeks ago, British distance star Graeme Smith was senselessly attacked and beaten in his hometown of Manchester by a gang
GAINESVILLE, Fla., May 29. THE University of Florida men's and women's swimming and diving teams earned a total of 37 Academic All-Southeastern Conference selections for the 2002-03 academic year. The
BUDAPEST, May 29. AFTER months of deliberation, the Hungarian government yesterday approved the construction of a new, state-of-the-art aquatic center, which will be built to host the 2006 European Championships.
BERKELEY, May 28. DENVER native Whitney L. Hite has been named the new assistant coach for the University of California’s women’s swimming program, Cal head coach Teri McKeever announced today.
By Phillip Whitten LAUSANNE, Switzerland, May 28. REMEMBER how we watched with bated breath while Eric Moussambani, Equatorial Guinea's sole male Olympic swimmer, struggled to finish the 100 meter freestyle