USA Women Crush Greece 10-3
Fukuoka, Japan July 24th The USA Women crushed Greece today, 10-3, and moved into the semi-final round at the World Championships. The game stayed tight through the first half, but
Fukuoka, Japan July 24th The USA Women crushed Greece today, 10-3, and moved into the semi-final round at the World Championships. The game stayed tight through the first half, but
(This is the final entry in Becca Schwartz's online diary about her experiences at the 16th World Maccabiah Games in Israel.) July 25. HELLO from Wisconsin, My family and I
By Craig Lord FUKUOKA, Japan, July 25. IAN Thorpe blasted FINA, the international governing body for swimming, last night for failing to test for erythropoietin (EPO), the blood-boosting drug at
By Craig Lord FUKUOKA, Japan, July 25. THE 2001/2002 World Cup series will mark a change in format. Gone will be the stroke categories. In their place there will be
By Craig Lord FUKUOKA, Japan, July 25. AUSTRALIANS were in a spin over the suggestion that Ian Thorpe clones may one day come back to haunt them if the Olympic
Charlie Moss, 1928-2001 CHARLIE MOSS, the great USMS and Michigan Masters swimmer, and former outstanding University of Michigan swimmer, died July 12, in his own bed, surrounded by his family,
By Craig Lord with Takahisa Ide FUKUOKA, Japan. July 25. THE Living Legend that is Ian Thorpe continued to grow tonight in Fukuoka after the young Australian clocked an astounding
By Craig Lord FUKUOKA, July 25. EVER heard of George Bovell? How about Andriy Serdinov? Ok, so try Maxim Podoprigora? Still no luck? Well, they were all fastest qualifiers in
By Phillip Whitten FUKUOKA, Japan, July 24. THIS is our preview of the events to be contested tomorrow, Wednesday, July 25, at the World Championships in Fukuoka. Five finals are
July 24. COACH of the Century George Haines, buoyed by get well wishes from around the world, is making a remarkable recovery from his stroke, according to Bill Thompson, former