By Phillip Whitten DALLAS, September 13. ELECTIONS, budget deficits and controversy over a governance study that would radically alter the structure of the US national governing body for swimming and

CAMBRIDGE, England, Sept. 13. FRIDAY the Thirteenth was anything but unlucky for former Florida State Seminole Steve parry, the hottest thing to come out of Liverpool since the Beatlers. Parry,

CAMBRIDGE, England, Sept. 12. THE four-day British National Short Course Championships got under way at Parkside Pool in Cambridge today. The meet is also serving as the qualifying meet for

CAMBRIDGE, England, Sept. 13. WORLD record-holder Zoe Baker has decided to pass on both the British Short Course Championships in Cambridge and the European Short Course Championships in Germany in

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 12. OHIO State head men's swim coach, Bill Wadley, has named Steve Hawkins as Assistant Coach. Hawkins comes to Ohio State for a second time. He previously

SYDNEY, Sept. 12. CONFIRMING rumors that have circulated in Australia for week, superstar Ian Thorpe has left his longtime coach Doug Frost. Frost has been honored as Australia's "Coach of

NEW YORK, September 11. ON Saturday, November 9th, 2002, Asphalt Green will host "Swim for the Future," a memorial swim honoring the lives of two Asphalt Green Masters Swimmers, Andrew

TOKYO, Sept 10. JAPAN'S Tomoko Hagiwara has withdrawn from the Asian Games, scheduled to begin on September 29 in Busan, South Korea, due to a stress-related disorder, according to the

CANBERRA, September 10. TO understrength national squads went head to head and came up with a 6-all draw at the Bruce Swimming Hall here last night. The rematch of the

STANFORD, Cal., Sept. 9. TOP-RANKED and defending national champion Stanford (1-0) made its 2002 debut something of a "laugher" with a 21-5 win over game, but outmanned, U Cal Santa