COLLEGE PARK, MD., Feb. 22. THE 'Heels are still in the driver's seat but the Cavs are looming large in their rearview mirror. Coach Frank Comfort's Lady Tar Heels, double-defending
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 22. DOUBLE-defending Ivy League women's champ Princeton will take a 27-point lead into tomorrow's finals after the conclusion of the second day of competition this evening. Princeton
PHOENIX, Feb. 22. THE All-Time Top 100 Women's Performances for Long Course Meters have been posted on swiminfo. Click on http://swiminfo.com/results/All_Time_LCM.asp Or Scroll down the left side of the homepage.
COLLEGE STATION, Texas, Feb. 21. THE No. 3-ranked University of Texas men's and women's swimming and diving teams both remained in first-place, capturing all 12 individual and relay titles, during
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark., Feb. 21. WITH national powerhouses Georgia, Auburn and Tennessee in the field, it was upset-minded Florida that took the lead after the second day of competition at the
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 21. PENN State leading the women's Big 10 Swimming & Diving Championship? Why, you might as well say Joe Paterno has gone to the NFL! Yet
COLLEGE PARK, MD., Feb. 21. THEIR fabled men's basketball team may have fallen on hard times this season but Coach Frank Comfort's Lady Tar Heel swimmers — double-defending Atlantic Coast
HOLLAND, Mich., Feb. 21. DEFENDING champions dominated the opening day of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association (MIAA) swimming and diving championships which are being held at the Holland Community Aquatic
LOS ALAMITOS, Cal., Feb. 21. AND now there are two. The "dream" match-up between No. 1-ranked Rancho Santa Margarita's high-flying Eagles (25-3) and the double-defending CIF Division 1 champ Foothill
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 21. SURPRISING Wisconsin is in the lead after Day One of the 2002 Women's Big 10 Swimming & Diving Championships here. The Badgers clocked an NCAA