YPSILANTI, MI., Feb. 28. OHIO'S Bobcats may be double-defending women's Mid-America Conference champs, but intra-state rival Miami leads after Day 1 of this season's meet. The action is underway on
ROCHESTER, MI., Feb. 28. COACH Eddie Sinnot's Southern Methodist Mustangs have the inside track after Day 1 of the National Independent Conference Championships here. On the women's side, Northern Arizona
INDIANAPOLIS, March 6. THE Carmel Greyhounds rolled to their ninth state championship in the last 13 years at the 65th Annual Boys Swimming and Diving State Finals at the I.U.
SYDNEY, March 6. AUSTRALIA'S Ian Thorpe was named last week the world's most outstanding athlete in 2001 by the International Amateur Athletic Association (IAAA). Thorpe, 19, won a record six
By Bill Bell LOS ANGELES, March 6. WHEN Swiss miss Flavia Rigamonti finished fourth in the Olympic 800 meter freestyle at Sydney a couple of years ago in a pr-
COLORADO SPRINGS, March 5. THE latest Speedo/CSCAA poll shows Stanford and Auburn still solidly ranked as number one and two in the nation, respectively, in both the women's and men's
Three NCAA/American records were set at the Pacific-10 women’s conference championships to highlight a very exciting conference season, with one more weekend to go. The Speedo/CSCAA Top 25 list has
By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, Ariz., March 5. UNIVERSITY of South Carolina superstar, Zsolt Gaspar, was declared ineligible by the NCAA yesterday, dealing a devastating blow to the Gamecocks' NCAA aspirations.
RANDOLPH, Mass., March 5. DATES and venues have been set for the annual Against the Tide one-mile swims to benefit the 2002 Massachusetts Breast Cancer Coalition. The Boston-area swim is
BELMONT SHORES, CA., March 2. ONLY a sophomore, Natalie Coughlin is rapidly establishing her bonafides as one of the greatest women swimmers in NCAA history. For the second-consecutive day and