By Norbert Agh BUDAPEST, June 28. OLYMPIC and world champion Agnes Kovacs swept all three women's breaststroke events at the Hungarian National swimming championships, held in Budapest last weekend. Kovacs,
By Phillip Whitten June 28. ED MOSES, whose world record in the 100 meter breaststroke was nipped earlier today when Russia's Roman Sludnov clocked 1:00.26, says the prospect of facing
PHOENIX, June 28. TWO of the USA's most celebrated swim stars of recent years became proud parents earlier this month. On June 16, Angel and Mike Martino welcomed their second
HONOLULU, June 27. UNIVERSITY of Hawaii Athletic Director Hugh Yoshida announced the appointment today of Mike Anderson as the university's new head coach of the men's and women's swimming team.
By Phillip Whitten MOSCOW, June 28. RUSSIA'S Roman Sludnov threw down the guantlet today to America's Ed Moses, breaking the American's 100 meter breaststroke world record by three-hundredths of a
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, June 25. BILL Sweetenham may be a stern taskmaster but apparently his brand of "tough love" is having a major impact on the fortunes of British swimming. At
By Phillip Whitten June 25. TWO Masters swimmers, competing in USA Swimming meets on opposite ends of the country, obliterated US Masters and world Masters records – and made quite
By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, June 24. The oppressive desert heat relented a bit on the final night of the USA Swimming National Disability Championships, as temperatures dipped below 100 degrees.
By Bill Bell MISSION VIEJO, June 24 — A stirring back-to-back double by St. Petersburg's Robert Margalis highlighted the final day's competition at the 24th annual TYR Swim Meet of
By Phillip Whitten PHOENIX, June 23. THE heat relented a bit – down one degree to 104 – but the swimming on Day Two of the USA Swimming National Disability