By Bob Seltzer BOSTON, April 12. MORE than 670 swimmers ranging in age from 20 to 80 participated in the 2002 New England Short Course Yard Championships held this year

By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, England, April 13. JAMES Gibson, of the University of Loughborough, established Commonwealth and European records in the semifinal of the 50m breaststroke at the British championships

By Ian Hanson SYDNEY, April 13. LEISEL Jones gave the 200m breaststroke world record a real shake when she equalled her own personal best time in an exciting finale to

BY Buky Chass JERUSALEM, April 12. DESPITE continuing terror attacks, renowned American swim coach Richard Shoulberg arrived in Israel last Monday for a week-long visit including a three-day coaches clinic

By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, April 12. JAMES Gibson, of Loughborough University, established a Commonwealth record of 1:00.69 in the 100m breaststroke at the British Championships at Manchester Aquatics Centre, scene

By Ian Hanson SYDNEY, April 12. OLYMPIC Games and World Championship silver medalist, Leisel Jones, tonight sent a message to Manchester: "Lethal Lesiel" is about to hit town in a

By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, April 11. DARREN Mew broke Nick Gillingham's 10-year-old British record to qualify fastest for the final of the 100m breaststroke at the British National Championships, and

By Kurt Hanson SYDNEY, April 11. CHANDLER'S Jodie Henry produced the "swims of the night" on day three of the Australian Age Championships when she posted the second fastest time

By Kurt Hanson SYDNEY, April 11. JUST over 24 hours ago, Australian World Short Course team member Melanie Houghton had to endure an unscheduled stopover in Bangkok, too sick to

By Craig Lord MANCHESTER, England, April 10. FRESH from her bronze medal at the world Short Course Championships in Moscow last week, Zoe Baker, of Britain, smashed the European long