CITY OF COMMERCE, Calif., March 4. ADRIENNE Binder isn't just dreaming of becoming the next Janet Evans. She's on her way to surpassing Evans' exploits — or at least giving

BELMONT PLAZA, Ca., March 4. THE Yankees, the Packers, the Celtics, even UCLA's men's basketball team have all seen their dynasties rise and fall over the last century. But Santa

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., March 3. THERE were no changes at the top of the latest College Swim Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) poll of the nation's top Div. I college

ROCHESTER, Mich., March 1, 2003. ONE point – that's all it came down to — as the Oakland University women edged Northern Arizona by the smallest of margins. The meet

ATHENS, Ga. , March 2. GEORGIA sophomore Katie Yevak closed out the final session of the 2003 Bulldog Last Chance Invitational Sunday evening with an NCAA automatic qualifying time at

BELMONT SHORES, Cal., March 2. IT'S a long ways from the corn fields of northern Iowa to the sprawling suburbia of post-modern Stockton, but Danny May has made the transition

FEDERAL WAY, Wash., March 2. USC swept the men's and women's 10-meter platform events on the final day of competition at the 2003 Pacific-10 Men's Diving Championships, held at the

PRINCETON, NJ., March 1. HO hum, another year, another title for Teeters' Terrifically Talented Tigers. Coach Susan Teeter's Princeton Lady Tiger swimmers and divers, triple-defending Ivy League champs and winners

CHAPEL HILL, NC., March 1 — A clean sweep. Mr. Jefferson would be proud. After breaking host North Carolina's three-year stranglehold on the women's Atlantic Coast Conference swimming and diving