BOCA RATON, Fla., Oct. 11. THE Florida State men’s swimming and diving team opened the 2002-03 season in dominating form Friday evening by defeating Florida Atlantic, 188-106. FSU's women almost

GAINESVILLE, FL., October 11. STILL in the hunt for the national championship despite a loss and with a Heisman Trophy-candidate quarterback at the controls… Whoops, wrong sport! Coach Greg Troy's

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, Octonber 11. NO world records were broken on Day 5 of the 2002 World Masters Games here this evening, but fast swimming in the 800 free was the

LEXINGTON, KY., Oct. 10. THE University of Kentucky swimming and diving teams competed in their annual blue-white exhibition today, Thursday, Oct. 10, with the blue team pulling out a close

MELBOURNE, Australia, October 10. A "few" moons ago, Australia's then 14-year-old "little" Shane Gould capitvated the hearts of the world's sporting public by her spectacular showing at the Munich Olympics.

By PHillip Whitten ORLANDO, October 9. BILL Mrazek and Annie Babicz threw down some impressive times, as each won two events at the NSPI High School Invitational, held at the

PHOENIX, Oct. 9. Not much changes in Arizona — the Sonoran Desert, the hot sun and the perennial dominance of Brophy Prep. and St. Xavier in high school swimming. These

MELBOURNE, Australia, October 9. CANADA'S Bonnie Pronk set the only world record on Day 3 of the swimming competition at the 2002 World Masters Games in Melbourne. The Games here

CORONADO, Calif, Oct. 6. FORTY year-old Masters swimmer Karlyn Pipes-Neilsen swam an amazing 4:58.98 500-yard free at a USA-S Freestyle Festival meet held October 6th in Coronado, CA. Pipes-Neilsen became

By PHillip Whitten MELBOURNE, Australia, October 8. THE USA's Steve Borowski won two events, just missing the world records in each, and Jane Swaggerty-Hill and Don Hill took home his