Stanford Crushes UCLA to Take NCAA Water Polo Crown
PALO ALTO, CA., Dec. 2 — ON a day so cold and rainy –more fit for the Apocalypse than water polo — Stanford won one for the Gipper here this
PALO ALTO, CA., Dec. 2 — ON a day so cold and rainy –more fit for the Apocalypse than water polo — Stanford won one for the Gipper here this
PALO ALTO, CA., Dec. 1 — THUS was it ever so. Top-ranked Stanford and No. 2-ranked UCLA, the double-defending NCAA Champion, will meet for an unprecedented fourth time this season
PALO ALTO, CA., Dec. 1 — TOP-ranked Stanford, 20-1, will be gunning for its ninth NCAA men's water polo championship when it hits the pool against the University of Massachusetts
By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, Dec. 3. WORLD short course records fell in meets on opposite sides of the globe the last few days, with one mark being broken by two
By Stephen Thomas SYDNEY, December 4. IN the hiatus that has followed the pressure and tension associated with the World Championships and Goodwill Games, many of Australia's leading swimmers have
By Bill Bell AUSTIN, TX., Dec. 2 — Who's the greatest woman swimmer in American history? Debbie Meyer? She was queen of the distances in the '60s and an Olympic
Editor's note: Over the past few months, the International Swimming Hall of Fame – ISHoF – located in Ft. Lauderdale, has been at the center of a host of controversies
By Mary Wagner (courtesy USA Swimming) EAST MEADOW, N.Y., Dec. 1. AS the final night of the 2001 U.S. Open unfolded, multiple event winners emerged and meet records became a
By Mary Wagner (courtesy of USA Swimming) EAST MEADOW, N.Y., Dec. 1. AFTER Michael Phelps had swum the 400m IM at the 2001 U.S. Open Friday night, he left a
By Mary Wagner (Courtesy of USA Swimming) EAST MEADOW, NY, Nov. 30. THE Americans had a solid showing on the first night of the U.S. Open at the Nassau County