Aussies Ready for East Asian Games
By Ian Hanson OSAKA, may 20. RISING Australian swimming star Leigh McBean will take another major step towards realising his sporting dreams when he dives into the Osaka Pool tomorrow
By Ian Hanson OSAKA, may 20. RISING Australian swimming star Leigh McBean will take another major step towards realising his sporting dreams when he dives into the Osaka Pool tomorrow
By Phillip Whitten SANTA CLARA, May 19. CAROLYN Ferris Boak, 56, was named the winner of the 2001 Ransom Arthur award today at the USMS Short Course Nationals. the announcement
By Phillip Whitten SANTA CLARA, May 19. While the weather outside was frightful — an energy-sapping 90+ degrees– the performances in the water were delightful. On Day 3 of the
By Phillip Whitten SANTA CLARA, Calif. May 18. LIU LIMIN, a member of the Chinese 400m medley relay team that set a world record at the World Championships in Rome
SANTA CLARA, CA. MEMO to Irvine High School's girls' swim team: Five-consecutive CIF Southern Section Division I Championships? Not bad, but you've got a long ways to go before you're
By Stephen Wilson LAUSANNE, Switzerland. May 18. IN a move certain to open the organization to charges of nepotism, outgoing IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch has nominated his son for
By Phillip Whitten & Michael Collins SANTA CLARA, May 17. With some 1,849 of the nation's top Masters swimmers gathered at the George Haines – Santa Clara International Swimming Center
ATHENS, Greece, May 17. IN what he hopes will be a preview of the 2004 Olympic Games, Holland's Pieter van den Hoogenband won three events at the 15th annual Akropolis
RALEIGH, NC, May 17. THE Raleigh Swimming Association announced yesterday it has hired 1996 Atlanta US Olympic swimmer, John Hargis, as coach for its Junior (11-13) group. Hargis is an
by Michael Collins SANTA CLARA, CA – The USMS Short Course Nationals will begin on Thursday with the distance events being contested (1,000 Free & 1,650 Free). Over 1,800 swimmers