BELMONT SHORES, CA., May 12. WINNING must be habit-forming for the La Serna girls and Paso Robles' boys' swimming and diving teams. For the second consecutive year, both schools splashed
By Steve Thomas MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA. May 14. FOUR World and 44 Australian National records were broken at the 26th AUSSI Masters National Championships held at the Melbourne International Aquatic Centre,
BELMONT SHORES, CA., May 12. THEY won nary a single individual race, nor any relays either, but when the splashing stopped here at the Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool this afternoon,
By Martin Petty SHEFFIELD, England, May 13. BRITAIN's Mark Foster shot to the top of the world rankings in the 50m freestyle today, under the strangest of circumstances. Foster’s time
PALO ALTO, CA., May 13. UCLA women's water polo coach Adam Krikorian hopes the fifth time will be the charm. Krikorian's Bruins, ranked No. 2 nationally, will battle No. 1-ranked
BELMONT PLAZA, May 11. BREA OLINDA'S girls and Cerritos' boys stroked their way into the record book here today with team titles in the inaugural CIF Division IV Swimming and
BRISBANE, May 13. OLYMPIC butterfly silver medalist, Michael Klim, is confident Australia can again provide a two-pronged attack on the 100m butterfly after his eye-catching win on day two of
BELMONT SHORES, CA., May 11 — Back in the heyday of the Mission Viejo-Florida Aquatics cross-continent rivalry during the 1970s and '80s, FAST stars David McCagg and David Larson would
By Kurt Hanson BRISBANE, May 12. OLYMPIC silver medalist Leisel Jones was upset by her Redcliffe Leagues Lawnton teammate, Tarnee White, in the women's 100m breast-stroke today, to highlight competition
LAWRENCE< Kan. May 11. ON MAY 7, the Lawrence Journal-World published a staff-written editorial, arguing that the university should take the lead in designing intercollegiate athletics to save men's Olympic