By Gisela Mohring BOSTON, July 14. ON Friday, July 19, Olympic swimmers Janel Jorgensen, Ashley Tappin, Jenny Thompson, and Eric Wunderlich will challenge the cold waters of Boston Harbor help

JACKSONVILLE, Florida, July 15. THE Bolles School Sharks earned the Florida Swimming Long Course Senior Champion's title at this past weekend's competition in Ft. Pierce. Bolles dominated in team scoring,

COLLEGE STATION, Texas, July 15. TEXAS A&M has been chosen to host the 2004 NCAA Women's Swimming & Diving Championships at the Student Rec Center Natatorium. The dates are tentatively

ATLANTA, July 14. DYNAMO Swim Club won the 2002 Long Course Senior State Championships that concluded at Dynamo's Swim Center tonight. Dynamo's Elizabeth Hill and Aiken-Augusta's Christian kata won the

LINZ,Austria, July 14. MICHAEL Cavic is not Anthony Ervin, at least not quite yet. The Irvine NOVA sprint star, who'll be a freshman at the University of California Berkeley this

THE USA won victories in two of three European tournaments today, with the men's national team falling to Russia, the women's national team beating Australia in overtime, and the men's

LINZ, Austria, July 13. SWIMMERS from four different countries spread the gold around on Day Three of the European Junior Championships in Linz, Austria, each winning one of the four

U.S. water Polo teams playing abroad won two of three games today. The U.S. national men's team lost a close contest to Russia while the men's Youth team took two

By Stephen J Thomas NORTH SYDNEY, Australia, July 13. AUSTRALIAN '64 Olympian Brett Hill died suddenly from a heart attack last Friday morning, as he was getting out of the

LINZ, Austria, July 12. AUSTRIA'S Mirna Jukic, 16, wowed the home crowd today, slashing two full seconds off her own European Junior record in the women's 200 meter breaststroke on