Klim Breaks 100 Fly LC World Record

by Steve Thomas Canberra, Australia – Australian Michael Klim had been back in the country only three days after a successful meet at the US Open in Texas where he

1999 European Short Course Championships: Day 3

ALSHAMMAR HAMMERS ANOTHER RECORD! Lisbon, Portugal – Therese Alshammar sent smoke rising from the water yet again at the European short-course championships in Lisbon, Portugal, with a world record of

1999 European Short Course Championships: Day 2

ALSHAMMAR ROCKS FREE RECORD: HOW SWEDE IT IS! Lisbon, Portugal – Therese Alshammar led a Swedish charge on the record books with an amazing world record of 52.80 to win

Hoogie Cruises At Euro Short Course Champs

Lisbon, Portugal – Pieter van den Hoogenband, the flying Dutchman, will not match the six European long-course titles he won in July at the continent’s short-course equivalent at the Jamor

Spitz, Fraser Named Century’s Greatest Swimmers

American Mark Spitz and Australian Dawn Fraser were named the greatest male and female swimmers, respectively, of the twentieth century by Swimming World Magazine, the sport’s magazine of record. The

UCLA Wins 1999 NCAA Water Polo Championship

Courtesy www.usawaterpolo.com LA JOLLA, CA – If the UCLA Bruins could choose the venue for the NCAA Championships, San Diego would be a top option. The No. 1 Bruins returned

Shootout At The Alamo

by Phillip Whitten San Antonio, TX – There were several upsets, four meet records and some very fast swimming on the final day of the three-day U.S. Open Swimming Championships,

Four Meet Records Fall At US Open

by Phillip Whitten San Antonio, TX – Jenny Thompson and Lenny Krayzelburg both won their specialties in meet record time on the second night of competition at the U.S. Open