FORT LAUDERDALE, September 29. THE International Swimming Hall of Fame (ISHOF) and partner Swerdlow Real Estate Group, in collaboration with six Olympic sports — USA Badminton, USA Diving, USA Table
BUSAN, South Korea, Sept. 29. SWIMMING begins tomorrow at the Sajik Swimming Pool, as the Opening Ceremonies for the 14th Asian Games were held today. Here's the swimming, diving, synchro
MALIBU, Cal., Sept. 28. AS a player on the U.S. National team from 1983 through 1992, Pepperdine water polo coach Terry Schroeder never took home that elusive Olympic gold medal
SHARM EL SHEIKH, Egypt, September 28. AFTER 25 gruelling kilometers of swimming — the equivalent of three marathons — the women's event all came down to the final few strokes.
By Phillip Whitten BUSAN, South Korea, Sept. 27. THE 14th Asian Games, which begin on Sunday, September 29, in the bustling South Korean city of Busan, will feature a Japan
By Dr. Buky Chass WINGATE INSTITUTE, Israel, Sept. 26. WITH the constant threat of homicide bombings and other acts of terrorism, most invited teams, athletes and coaches have declined to
SANTA CLARA, Sept. 27. AMERICAN coaches are beginning to believe what was unthinkable even one month ago – that Australia's champion Ian Thorpe may be vulnerable in the future. So
CAMP LESTER, OKINAWA, Japan, Sept. 27, 2002. HOBBIES are common among individuals. Some people collect stamps while others prefer mountain biking. But to earn special recognition for your hobby is
NEW ORLEANS, September 26. HARRISON Smith Glancy — at 98, the oldest living American Olympic gold medalist in swimming — died of heart failure at his home in New Orleans
NEW YORK, NY, Sept. 24. IT was a grueling, physical, down-to-the-wire contest when the U.S. Men's National Team met up with Pro Recco, the Italian Professional League champions, in New