S.O.S.: Save Our Sport! A Call to Action
(The following Call to Action is adapted from Editor Phillip Whitten's "Editor's Note" in both the May/June issue of SWIM and the May issue of SWIMMING WORLD.) By Phillip Whitten
(The following Call to Action is adapted from Editor Phillip Whitten's "Editor's Note" in both the May/June issue of SWIM and the May issue of SWIMMING WORLD.) By Phillip Whitten
CHAMALIERES, FRANCE, May 3. FRANCK Esposito says: "Don't write me off just yet." The 30-year-old French record-holder in the 200 fly — and European Champion in 1997 and '99 —
SARASOTA, Fla. IT was a case of "Different Day, Same Story," as Day Three of the YMCA Short Course Masters Nationals drew to a close on Saturday, April 28. Thirty-five
USA Today has a major feature on Olympic sports, the unintended effects of Title IX on men's collegiate (Olympic) sports and the beneficial effects for women's sports. Water Polo is
By John Carr ATHENS, May 3. GREECE was struggling to convince the International Olympic Committee yesterday that Athens would be ready to host the Olympic Games in 2004. After delays
CHAMALIERES, FRANCE, May 2. "KING" Pieter the Great may yet get the 200 free world record back in Fukuoka this July at the IX World Championships. He may also break
CANBERRA, May 3. AUSTRALIAN swim coach Gennadi Touretski pleaded not guilty to possessing the banned anabolic steroid Stanozolol in a brief Canberra court hearing on today. The court adjourned the
BERLIN, May 3. GERMAN world record-holder Franziska van Almsick will miss the rest of the 2001 season due to a damaged intervertebral disc. "It makes no sense to carry on,
Bill Bell has put together an excellent list of the all time best performances in yards. It is posted in our Records subcatagory of the Results Section www.swiminfo.com/results It is
The USWP Women's National Program is conducting a series of eight (8) Player Identification Clinic and Tryouts across the country, in the May 2001. We have designed these events to