MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, July 27. SHEFFIELD'S favourite son Tony Ally won his second silver medal in as many days tonight at the Commonwealth Games diving competition here. Feeding off the crowd
POHNPEI, FSM, July 24. XENAVEE Pangelinan not only has the most exotic name among all competitors at the fifth Micronesian Games, she is also the undoubted class of the meet.
By Stephen J. Thomas and Norbert Agh POTSDAM, Germany, July 27. ITALIANS won both the men's and women's 5K open water events today at Lake Templin, 20 miles south of
MORAGA, Calif, July 26. IT was a night of firsts for the Hungarian national water polo team in FINA World League play in Moraga, California, tonight. It was the first
By Duncan Scott PHOENIX, July 26. ONCE again, the highlight of today's session at the Four Corners Sectional Championships featured Dana Kirk. The reigning Summer USA Swimming National Champion in
COLORADO SPRINGS, July 26. CHUCK Wielgus, Executive Director of USA Swimming, has proposed the creation of a U.S. National Swim Center, located in a warm, safe environment, that would serve
TALLAHASSEE, Fla., July 26. THE College Swimming Coaches Association of America named Florida State’s Christy Cech and Justin Betts Academic All-Americans for 2002. Cech and Betts join 223 other Division
POTSDAM, Germany, July 26. RUSSIA'S Yuri Kudinov, the defending world champion, won the men's 25K open water swim at the European Championships today. Like Holland's Edith Van Dyke, who won
CANBERRA, July 26. TO absolutely no one's surprise, controversial swimming coach Gennadi Touretski was fired today by the Australian Sports Commission (ASC). The sacking comes seven weeks after an "air
POHNPEI, FSM, July 22. IT'S not highlighted on many calendars as one of the top swimming competitions of 2002. But the Fifth Micronesian Games are underway, and SwimInfo is here