GRAND FORKS, N.D., March 12. TRUMAN State's women, the defending national champions, took a commanding lead on the first day of competition at the NCAA Div. II Swimming and Diving
LOS ANGELES, March 12. THREE-TIME Olympic gold medalist Lenny Krayzelburg has renewed his individual endorsement deal through 2005 with Speedo, it was announced today. He originally signed in 1998. A
VIENNA, Austria, March 13. AUSTRIA'S top female and male swimmers — Mirna Jukic and Maxim Podoprigora — were honored today in a ceremony in Vienna. Jukic and Podoprigora each received
LAUSANNE, Switzerland, March 11. CONFORMING rumors over the last several days, FINA — swimming's international governing body — canceled the second stop on the Open Water World Cup tour, scheduled
DENVER, March 12. THE University of Denver has named Jim Henry as its new head men and women’s swimming and diving coach, it was announced today by Director of Athletics
(Courtesy of North Baltimore Aquatic Club) BALTIMOR, March 11. MICHAEL Phelps broke the 200y butterfly American record on Monday with a 1:41.72, erasing the mark of 1:41.78 set by Mel
LAWRENCE, Kansas, March 10. SIMON Fraser University, of Burnaby, British Columbia, swept both the men's and women's NAIA titles at the national championhips that concluded Saturday. It was the fifth
GAMBIER, Ohio, March 10. IN the history of women's National Collegiate Athletic Association competition, no institution has as many team and individual national titles as the Kenyon College women's swimming
NASSAU, L.I., March 6. HARVARD took a commanding 110-point lead over defending champion Princeton after the first day of competition of the EISL Championships at the Nassau County Coliseum in
NASSAU, L.I., March 7. IT was a night for intense competition and some light-hearted respect. Princeton and Harvard are locked up in what looks like an epic battle for the