HONOLULU, November 2. BATTLING shifting tides and swimming under threatening, grey skies, Spain's David Meca and Holland's Edith van Dyk won the men's and women's 10K competition, respectively, today at
November 2. JUST one month after Canadian swimmers turned in one of their most disappointing performances in recent Olympic history, Swim Canada–the national governing body in that nation–has unceremoniously dumped
(Yesterday, Kalyn Keller, 15, of Sun Devils Aquatics, became the first-ever US medalist at the First FINA World Open Water Swimming Championships, when she won silver in the 5K. Here
MEMPHIS, TENN., Nov. 1. It was a day of firsts for the Delta State University men's and women's swimming and diving programs yesterday on the campus of Rhodes College in
November 1. UNIVERSITY of Virginia sophomore Cara Lane (Charlotte, N.C./Providence) has been selected as the Atlantic Coast Conference Women's Swimmer of the Week after helping lead the Cavaliers to a
HONOLULU. October 31. Aloha! Finally! Race day! It was so awesome–everything I expected if not even better. Overall, the US team did awesome. We had John Flanagan (who is from
HONOLULU, October 31. GERMANY'S Peggy Buchse and Russia's Evgueni Bezroutchenko were the winners of the 5 kilometer race, the first event at the First FINA World Open Water Swimming Championships,
By Phillip Whitten HONOLULU, October 31. COMPETITION begins this morning on Waikiki Beach for the first FINA World Open Water Swimming Championships. Some 164 competitors representing 34 nations are expected
(This is the latest entry in Kalyn Keller's diary from the First FINA Open Water World Championships, being held in Honolulu Hawaii. Keller, 15, is the US champion in the
(Kalyn Keller, 15, is the US national champion in the 5 K open water event. Here is today's installment of Kalyn's diary from Honolulu, where the First FINA Open Water