By Phillip Whitten COLORADO SPRINGS, Colorado, May 6. THE 2001-2002 NCAA Academic All-American Swimming Teams were released and some 178 teams in all three NCAA divisions met the minimum requirement

By Oene Rusticus AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands, May 6. INGE de Bruijn, the two-time female World Swimmer of the Year, and the Philips Professional Swim Team are splitting up. According to

By Ian Hanson GOLD COAST, Australia, May 5. DOUG Frost, the man who guided Ian Thorpe to a record six gold medals at last year's World Championships in Japan, has

SANTOS, BRAZIL, May 5. SEVERAL South American short course meters records were broken this weekend during the Brazilian Nationals — a tune-up/selection meet for next weekend's Latin Cup in Madrid.

By Bill Bell PASADENA, Calif., May 4. IT may have been Derby Day in Louisville, but it was Diablo Valley Day in the city of Roses as DVC swept to

By Bill Bell BESCIA, Italy, May 3. THE weather is beginning to warm-up on the Continent, but with just under three months before this summer's European Championships in Berlin, Italy's

ANSHAN, China, May 3. AT the Chinese Nationals in Anshan, April 24-27 (presumably their Pan-Pac Trials too), 18-year-old Xu Yanwei sent a message to Lindsay Benko: be prepared. The Chinese

Portions of this article were written by Stephen Norris, Evergreen Online PULLMAN, Wash., May 2. WASHINGTON State University women's swim coach Rocco Aceto announced Thursday his resignation to pursue other

EQUIPPED 2 PLAY GRANT AVAILABLE The Women's Sports Foundation and The Gatorade Company announce a grant program available to girls' sports programs in junior high and high school, clubs and