Paul Carter Lowers Two Masters National Records
CITY OF COMMERCE, Calif., Oct. 6. PAUL V. Carter began the short course season where he left off in long course — breaking two USMS national records over the weekend
CITY OF COMMERCE, Calif., Oct. 6. PAUL V. Carter began the short course season where he left off in long course — breaking two USMS national records over the weekend
BERKELEY, CA. Oct. 5. COACH Nort Thornton's Cal Golden Bears men's swimming team — among the contenders for national honors at next spring's NCAA Championships in Austin the final weekend
SACRAMENTO, CA., October 5. WITH the debate about the interpretation and implementation of Title IX raging — and with the Collegiate Wrestling Coaches' Assn. having filed suit in federal court
BUSAN, South Korea, Oct. 6. KAZAKHSTAN was the surprise winner of the gold medal in water polo in the Asian Games today, upsetting Japan 15-14 in a hard-fought, overtime game.
LOS ANGELES, October 5. AS one of America's first women swimming superstars, Donna de Varona — double Olympic gold medalist and winner of the first 400 IM in Tokyo in
TEMPE, Ariz., Oct. 4. THE Arizona State Swimming and Diving program got its season underway with the annual Maroon and Gold intrasquad meet at Mona Plummer Aquatic Center this afternoon.
NOTRE DAME, Ind., Oct. 5. THE Notre Dame men's and women's swimming and diving team swept all but two events Friday at the 2002 Notre Dame Relays held at the
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 4. NINE different Lady Huskers each won an event as the Red squad out distanced the White team, 140-139 at the 2002 Red vs. White Intrasquad Meet
BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA, Oct. 5 — China concluded a dominant performance in the 14th Asian Games that concluded here this evening at the Sajik Swimming Pool with a four-gold finale.
SEATTLE, Oct. 4. IT was only a short time ago that a swim program at Seattle University was but a remote possibility, but head coach Craig Mallery and his band